Indian in the Cupboard, The (1995)

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- Bye, Rita.
- See you, honey.

- Hey.
- Hey.

- How was school today?
- Okay.

- What'd you do?
- Nothing.

- Who's at home?
- Nobody.

Happy birthday to you

Happy birthday to you

Happy birthday, dear Omri

Happy birthday to you

All right!

- What'd you wish for, Omri?
- He can't tell.

- He can choose to tell.
- You never do.

- You don't wanna know my wishes.
- I bet you wished for a skateboard.

- They got you the good one.
- Yes!

It comes with this.

- Thanks, you guys.
- Here, I got you this.

I know what it is.

Thanks, A.D.

- What's that?
- What a pretty cupboard.

- Where'd you get it?
- Found it.

And you washed it?

Yes, Mother.

- Thanks.
- No problem, bro.

- Is there a key?
- There's no key.

- I have lots of keys.
- You save keys?

I've collected them
since I was a girl.

- Think it means anything?
- I didn't say that.

I think she has secrets.

Honey, what a sweet thing to say.

Watch out!

Guys, not inside.

- But if you want to ride, go now.
- Cool!

Not alone.

A.D.?

All right, let's go.

Okay, here we... Here we go.

Let's try that again.

- I can do that.
- Piece of cake.

I got you something
to celebrate your birthday.

It's like an antique.

- Yeah.
- I couldn't do much, you know.

He just reminded me of you.

Okay, see if one fits.

I love these guys.

- If one fits, can I have it'?
- I'll give it to you.

Thanks.

- It works!
- Let me see.

My grandmother gave me that one.

She was dying
and had nothing to leave me...

...so I picked up that key and I said
I wanted it more than anything.

- What will I put in the cupboard?
- Here, put this in.

- Omri, let's read.
- Okay.

Did I know her? Your grandma?

No, you didn't.

She would have loved you.

"Because he was..."

"Chapter eight. Margalo."

Because he was so small...

...Stuart was often hard
to find around the house.

His father and his mother
and his brother George...

- Seldom.
- "...seldom could locate him..."

...by looking for him.

Usually, they had to Call.

The house often echoed...

...with cries of 'Stuart! Stuart!"'

You hurt me.

- Hello.
- Demon!

"Demon"?

- Giant!
- Me?

Omri.

Omri, we're late.

Come on, buddy. Hurry.

Come on, come on, come on.

- Look for my bike shorts.
- You working on the house?

- Bye, boys.
- Have a nice day.

- Bye, Dad.
- Please make a skylight.

Good-bye, guys.

Bye-bye, guys.

- I'll be right back. Wait up!
- That wasn't too bad.

Pretty day.

Did you forget something?

Why?

- Did you?
- No.

The dad might open a Chinese
restaurant, and Vito kisses a girl.

Okay, we've skimmed this chapter. Now
let's have some discussion questions.

Emily?

I love the Indian.
He's so great.

- Why?
- Omri. Patrick.

Hurry, Mom! Hurry! Open the door!

We're home.

Omri, I think
your mealyworms are dead.

- They're in the pupa stage.
- I've seen the pupa stage.

These suckers are dead.

Honey, you can start them again.

I'm sick.
I'm tired.

Come on.

- Not sure there's intelligent...
- I'm heading up.

Night, pal. Gilly going up?

- He's looking for his Walkman.
- Okay.

How do you feel about skylights?

I won't hurt you.

- This is magic?
- I guess.

I think you are a dream.

Are you a real Indian?

I am Onöñda'gega'.

Wolf clan, Iroquois.

Iroquois. I've heard of them.

Were you always this small?

I am not small.

You are big!

But I'm not big.
You are so small.

Can you be the peacemaker?

I'm a boy.
My name is Omri.

Great Spirit can be a child?

Who are you?

Little Bear.

Little Bear.

How do you know English?

We know the English.

They sent for us
to fight the French for them.

When? What year?

Year 1761.

1761?

Will you come out, Little Bear?

You are so real.

I am. Yes.

Are you?

If it is magic,
then magic will take me home.

I shall go now.

But you just got here.

Look. This is for you.

- What is it?
- It's a tepee. You know, a teepee.

I do not know.

- Terrible.
- It's plastic.

"Plastic."

"Plastic."

- Terrible.
- I want to try... Wait.

You can sleep here.

You and I...

We are together? Here?

We are here, together.

It's weird for me, too.

Do you make it night now?

It is night.

Yes, it is night.

I will be with you
when the sun rises?

I hope.
Go to sleep now.

Sleep?

- You sleep?
- Yes.

It is magic.

Halt.

Great Omri.

Up.

A new day.

The day came without you.

You make more magic now?

- "Plastic" things.
- Make what?

A white man's g*n.

Oh, no way. What else?

Make King George.
I would like to see him.

I don't have any kings.

Where is your fire?

- How does your wife cook?
- We're inside.

We can't have a fire.

And I don't have a wife.
Do you have a wife?

She died.

I'm sorry.

I have decided to stay.

- For a time.
- Really?

- "Really."
- Great!

- Hey, I'll make you a bow and arrow.
- Good. Tools, also.

I shall build a longhouse.

Onöñda'gega'
do not sleep in tepee.

What's a longhouse?

The mothers' house, the clan home.
It is made of wood. Very strong.

I can find tools. How about
a horse? I can make you a horse.

- A horse?
- To ride.

Iroquois walk.

What is that?

Outside.

Take us outside, Earth Grasper.

Don't run away, please.

This is the same
as where I live.

We'd better go. Get in. Get in!

Shoo, shoo! Get out, no!

- I need bigger weapons.
- You're hurt.

Not much.

I need husks.

Tie it tight.
It stops the bleeding.

Husks, husks.

Husks, husks.
Where are the husks?

What are husks?

Don't be afraid.
It's all right.

I'm a dream you're having.
Someone's hurt.

Hurt? Someone?
Right, well, I'm your man then.

No, let me have a look.
I can do this in my sleep, mate.

Is he hurt bad?

Dream, is it?
I should have guessed.

I'm asleep? What?
The whole rotten w*r's a nightmare.

No, it's not bad.
We'll tape him up.

Well, I'll be jiggered!
A blooming Injun.

Englishman?
Healer?

Me? I've never heard it
put that way.

Yes, yes, I am.

- I am a healer.
- You are, are you?

Well, that's something we've got
in common then, isn't it?

Yes, this is not much.

Do you have husks?

A blooming Injun.

A right rum dream this is.

I feel like I'm really in this dream.
Very real, very clear.

Exciting.

Custer's last stand, was it?

I know a bit, you know,
read up as a boy.

- You Sitting Bull?
- No.

There we go, that'll do.

- Thank you.
- Only doing my duty.

- Would you like to wake up now?
- I never want to wake up.

Mud, German shells, awful
bloody rats. They eat at wounded men.

Still, can't desert,
even in a dream.

Maybe you can dream us again
sometime.

A pleasure.
Tommy Atkins, at your service.

Any night,
except when there's an attack.

None of us gets any sleep then.
Got to win the damn w*r.

You up already?

Feeling better?

I feel pretty damn good.

Really?

Come on down and eat breakfast.

You can build here.

I need tools.

Omri, come on down!

- A.D., Gilly!
- Who is she?

My mother.

The mother.

What would you like for breakfast?

Granola, please.

Have I died and gone to heaven?

With berries
and cranberry juice, please.

I have to go to school.

What is school?

Learn things, all day.

Good. Learn the stories
of your ancestors.

Go. I am ready to build.

Need anything else?

A hatchet.

Omri!

Let's go, let's go, let's go!

Gilly.

I'll miss you.

Come on, guys, let's go.

- See you later, Mom. See you, Dad.
- Bye, guys.

- Bye, Omri.
- Bye, Dad.

Okay. All right.

Can I get your attention, please?
Okay, are we ready?

Shall we read?
Who wants to go first?

Can I do it?

Emily?

"Today, I got Punisher,
the masterpiece of my collection."

Also, I got
the first hologram card.

"I'm looking for the original card
of Wolverine."

Very good, Emily.

- Sam.
- "JFK."

There was once a man named JFK...

...who always wanted to be good
and do what was right.

"JFK was elected President
of the United States in 1960."

Okay.

Omri.

"I have a magic cupboard
that has a magic key."

I put a plastic Indian in the cupboard
and he came alive.

He is a real Iroquois man.

"He talks. He eats.
He trusts me."

That's very interesting.
Good imagination.

Okay, okay, Omri.

Your house is fantastic.

It Will do.

It is agreeable.

I learned a lot about you today.

Good.
Tonight I will hunt for food.

And we will cook meat,
and we will tell stories.

You tell all about me.

Little Bear.

- Do you keep the men, Omri?
- Just the bow and arrow.

Can I watch?

He is Mohawk.

It is an excellent bow.

It's all right.

It's okay.

No...

Little Bear?

- He is dead.
- He's dead?

I k*lled him?

He is old.

His days are done.

We must bury him.

Bury him? Us? Here?

Yes.

You never had a dead man here?

Omri!

Do people die here?

People die.
We just don't see them.

How do you not see them?

Come down here, please.

Can't I just send him back?

You are afraid of him?

A dead man?

You are a child.

Yes, send him back.

- What if he was alone?
- Then he is alone!

- Where were you?
- Guiding my nephew through the woods...

...to live alone for a season,
learn to be a man.

You should not do magic
you do not understand!

Omri, now.

Send him back.

He would want to be back.

Are you mad at me?

What did you do with them?

- I buried them.
- My saw blades? Why?

Those are my things.
I work with them. I need them now.

What do you want me to do?

We'll go to Yapp's and buy a set.
Come on.

I can go alone.
It's, like, a block away.

You don't need to go with me
like I'm a baby.

Besides, I've been before.
You just didn't know.

Okay.

YAPP'S HARDWARE

What'd you get?
Let me see what you got.

What is this junk?
Give me the money.

Hey!

You! Come back!

You don't deserve that hair!

Hey, Omri.

Look.

I got this guy
to go with your Indian.

Patrick? Omri.

Are you okay?

Omri, are you sure you're okay?

Patrick?

Patrick.

- Jeez, this thing's incredible.
- Get your hands out of the way.

Where do you think he got this?

Look at how small it is.

- What are you guys looking at?
- Omri, this is incredible.

How did you make this?

Don't bring that rat in here.

I found him in here,
and my figures and my magnifying glass.

What else do you have that's mine?

That thing was in here?

This is great.
Dad should see this.

I want you both
to leave my room right now!

Jeez Louise, temperamental.

Hey!

You've got to promise me.

What?

Little Bear, where are you?

- Little Bear?
- What are we looking for?

Little Bear.

Little Bear?

Little Bear?

Here.

It's all right.
You can come out.

I heard them, and I ran.

- That was good.
- They are enemies?

Brothers.

"Brothers"?
Those brothers took my house!

I'm in the dark here.

Send me back.
I want to go back.

But I brought my friend to meet you.

Patrick, Little Bear.

Another Great Spirit?
Make another little man?

No. No more men.

- Little Bear, will you come out?
- No, you come in.

This is the plastic Indian?

Not plastic anymore.

How did you do that?

- The cupboard.
- Show me.

Put a plastic thing in and lock it.

If it's a person,
the person is alive.

They are real people.
They can even be real dead people.

- I want to make a live one.
- Never.

It's an enormous,
huge responsibility.

I'm a responsible person.

Omri? I'm down here.

- Don't touch the cupboard.
- Okay.

I mean it, Patrick.

It means a lot to me.

Thank you.
I heard.

Can I see your arm?
Yeah.

You all right?
You need to wash that.

It's not much.

This child
has a very strong will.

The good ones
all have a strong will.

Patrick is just plain defiant.

- No! No!
- Yes.

No, it's not a game!

Whoa, Darling!
Whoa, Darling!

Hey! Hey! Hey!
God dang it, put me down!

Dang.

Tarnation.

No more.
I promise, no more.

Bulldog!

- Not another drop.
- He's mine.

Patrick, shut your eyes!
Watch out, Patrick!

Get back, get back. Come on.

He... He shot me!
He shot me!

Deliriums! Hellfire and damnation,
it's the deliriums!

That cheap,
rotten Kansas sheep-dip.

William Howard? Where are you,
you potbellied drunkard?

Anthony Miles? Come out,
you son of a buck's horse's a*s!

I can't believe it.
He really shot me.

He doesn't belong here.
We've got to put him back.

- What the hell you doing over there?
- I can't believe it.

- This is great.
- This is not so great.

- This has got to be a delirium.
- I want him!

- Where's my hat?
- He can't stay.

- I want to keep him.
- Now I've lost my God dang hat!

Can we please
send him back, Patrick?

I'm coming to get you, Darling!

- Patrick...
- I want him, Omri.

Not one more drop
as long as I live.

Oh, my dear, sweet Lord.

I need a drink.

This is just getting worse
by the minute.

What's your name?

Boone.
What's yours, Mr. Delirium?

He is so cool.

Step back, cow pie.

How will you take care of him?

- Patrick, time to go.
- I'm coming!

Let me keep him.

Okay.

- Yes!
- It has to stay secret...

...or we'll lose him.
Let me keep him here tonight.

I have this under control.

Will you bring him
to school tomorrow?

School?

Everybody's so big.

You'll be okay.
Don't cry.

I always cry.

The boys call me Boo-Hoe Boone.

- I've got a soft heart.
- Patrick!

- Bring him to school, promise?
- I promise.

Don't put them together.
Cowboys and Indians.

"Indians"?

Oh, and Omri?
Don't turn him back, please.

Okay!

What Injuns?

Redskins.

No!

Hey! Wait!
You better put me down!

Who do you think you are?

I'm telling you the truth:
I'll lay you in your grave!

I don't care how big you are.

Kindly return to me my hat,
tenderfoot.

You said
you'd take no more men.

You tell blind stories.

You better watch out that savage
don't scalp you in your sleep.

Injun lover!

Hey! Wait! What are you...?

You're not shutting me up in here.

LEGO SYSTEM

NO PARKING WEDNESDAY

Now we become reconciled
as you start away.

Now we become reconciled
as you start away.

Don't you want this open?

I'm not scared anymore.

You can close it.

Okay.

- Is she in the dark?
- What do you mean?

- Does she know of me?
- No.

I am alone.

I need a wife.

Darling, you stay.
Come on, let's fight!

Hey! Darling?

Darling! Darling!

Darling!

Every time I try to...
We're supposed to be a team!

Hey! Dang!

What's the matter
with that Injun?

No, no! Stop! Behave! Behave!

He says I steal his horse.
He shoots at me!

If that's true, I'll squish him like a bug.
Boone, drop it!

Well, she's my horse!

Drop it!

No!

Hey! Hey!
I'm tired of getting hauled around...

Knew you'd take the side
of that stinking savage!

He smells, Omri,
and he calls me a dirty savage.

I didn't call you dirty.
I called you stinking!

Stop it, Boone.

Listen to me.
Boone is leaving.

- You don't have to live together.
- Where is my coffee?

I like to start my day
with coffee.

If you'll be good,
I'll make you breakfast.

Omri cooks like a woman.
You are a woman!

Oh, please.
You guys are so old-fashioned.

I'll have you know
I am a civilized man.

Unlike some!

Where did you come from?

I come from Texas,
Mr. Half-a-brain!

The United States of America,
comprende?

- Omri? "Texas"?
- You're from Texas?

I'm proud of it.
Where did you say you're taking me?

- I'm taking you to school.
- White man goes to school?

- That's right.
- Yes.

- I go to school.
- No, you wouldn't like it.

- If he can go, I can go.
- It's too risky.

- Whiskey?
- "Risky"! Dangerous!

Good, I like danger.
Do you like danger, Texas man?

Are you threatening me, Injun?
You'll need help to get this scalp.

Omri, send him back. Do it.

Patrick! Hey, Patrick, come on!

Come on!

Come on!

Bye-bye.

You got him? You got him?

Be careful, Patrick.
He's so delicate.

Come here.

- Boone's in the front.
- Let me have him!

- Careful!
- Let me out.

- I've got to check on Little Bear.
- Where's the Injun?

- Take it easy!
- Let me have him!

Quit poking on me.

- I can come out too!
- Just give me it!

Boys?

School, remember?

Thank you very much,
Malcolm and Georgia. Thank you.

All right, now let's have Emily
and Loretta.

Loretta and I...

Loretta and I are making a map
of the United States.

We built it here
on a piece of wood.

We made the whole country
out of flour...

...and water and salt
and food coloring.

We're using beans
for the mountains...

...yarn for the rivers,
and rice for the borders.

We're making the desert out
of brown sugar.

I thought America
should be green and yellow...

...but Loretta thought
it should be beige.

What in the hell
are these folks talking about?

Sounds like they've been
hitting the old tornado juice.

You ever been west
of the Mississippi?

Big river?

I have traveled
to the far North.

Land of the Micmacs.

Micmacs, huh?

Sounds too cold for me.

Must be
pretty country, though.

Yes. Cold.

Pretty.

Thank you very much.

Okay, now let's have...

- ...Omri and Patrick.
- I'll do it!

- We agreed that I'll do it.
- I'm the best talker. You know that.

Patrick and I are making a volcano.

It's made out of
mixed-up Play-Doh...

...and it's big and...

Smallpox.

Yes.

Will you marry again, Little Bear?

If there is a woman for me.

Maybe have another little child.

Yes.

I will heal
when I have another child.

Little children are the sun
and the moon and the stars.

Good morning, boys and girls.

Today's lunch is macaroni and cheese
and a build-your-own sandwich.

Also, don't worry about the library
iguana. Molting is a natural process.

Origami is canceled today.

Damn.

Everybody,
stay in double line, please.

Thank you.

Follow Mrs. Cox.

Omri, that's a wonderful story
that you're writing.

- Yeah.
- Have you read about the Iroquois?

Yeah? What interested you the most
about them?

There were six tribes that
joined together to stop the w*r.

They formed a true government.

Our Constitution
borrowed a lot from the Iroquois.

- Yeah.
- So what else?

As you know,
I have to go to computer class.

- I'll show you.
- No!

Hey! What are you doing?
Are you crazy?

- I'm having fun.
- This is real!

- They're two real men. It's not fun!
- Shove it!

Hello.
Excuse me.

What's going on here?
What happened?

What happened?

All right. Somebody start talking.

We can't resolve this now.

- I think we need to try.
- I can resolve it. Want to see how?

- No!
- I could do it!

- Do what?
- No, no, no! You...

- I could show, I could.
- Show what?

You can't! They're people!
You can't use people!

All right.

Patrick, show me what's
in your pouch, please.

Please.

Show me what's in your pouch.

They're just plastic toys.

Plastic people.

They're just completely plastic.

- Plast...
- Okay. That's fine, Omri.

- Fine.
- Plastic.

Yes. Thank you.
Let me see.

Plastic.

Let me see.

They're just people-

All right, you two work this out.
But no more fighting, okay?

All right.

Go catch up with your class.

"It's like having a child."

Every time I'm away from him,
I worry that he is okay.

I come home and open the door...

...and worry about what I will find.
But he is a man.

"I can't treat him like a baby."

Good. Sam?

"JFK."

JFK was the youngest man
ever president.

"There were little kids
in the White House."

Mom, can Patrick please
spend the night?

- Yeah, I think so.
- Spend the night?

It's a wife.

Excuse me.

It's all right. Come on.

Look at them.

I've got to go.

Who Will She be?

What is that?

- It's a wife.
- A wife?

- My mother should choose me a wife.
- But your mother's not here.

I've been thinking about
settling down my own self.

It's gone.

The cupboard's gone.

Who would take it?

- Where is it?
- Where's what?

- What the hell?
- The cupboard, butthead!

Who gave you that cupboard?

Please, where's the cupboard?

Gilly, please.

Where's my rat ball?

Where? Please?

In the crawl space.

Man!

The key, the key!

Where's the key'?

There was no key. I swear.

You mean we've got to
live here forever?

Little like this?

No new wife for Little Bear, no baby?

He needs a baby.

I could look for another key.

I want to go home.

We just got the railroad
coming through town...

...and we've got a new doctor,
a good doctor.

Hell, it's 1879. I'm living
at the dawn of a new century.

Now I know what
you was talking about.

God sure do play with men, all right.

There is no God here.

Come on, Gilly!

Bye, Mom! Bye, Dad!

- Bye, guys.
- Bye. Mom!

Disgusting display.

And they do this
in front of you children?

- It's not real.
- It's real, all right, son.

It's real.

Let's change
to the Discovery Channel.

Roaming the great savannas
of Africa.

Let me see that clicker.

As it relates...

Apaches. The ugliest redskins
ever to walk the face of the earth.

Get them, boys! Hell, yeah!

Little Bear?

Amigo?

He is alive.

I wish we had Tommy.

We do not have the key.

Can you take the arrow out?

Blood will flow.
Get me husks.

We have no husks.

Leave me.

Boys?

Time for bed.

- Can you turn out the light, please?
- Sure.

I feel like
I haven't seen you in days.

Cartoon day tomorrow.

I don't think we'll watch, thanks.

- Good night.
- Good night, Mom.

- Good night, Patrick.
- Good night.

If you hear noises,
it's Gilly's rat.

- What?
- He escaped.

Dad pulled up that loose floorboard
under your table, but couldn't get him.

- That rat's under my floor?
- Maybe.

He might have moved on.
If we're lucky, he moved out.

- Oh, no.
- I know. Good night, guys.

Do you think he'll be okay?

A rat will eat at a wounded man.

Now we really can't go to sleep at all.

We'll take turns.

If you go first,
I'll give you a million dollars.

Okay.

Patrick. Patrick, wake up.

Patrick, I hear the rat.
Patrick, get up!

It's the key! It's the key!

Get it!

Hold this.

Watch out.

Oh, no.

Let me go.

I am too big.

I am too big.

See if you can get under that
loose floorboard over there.

There's an animal. A big animal.

Move fast.

Do you see a way?
Is there a hole?

Yes, I see one.

- Omri?
- Yeah?

What are also dangers?

Everything.

Did he take his bow and arrow?
Does he have his knife?

Little Bear!

Where is he?

Little Bear!

I hear him! Over there!

Little Bear. Little Bear!

OPERATION

- Where is he?
- Come back!

Oh, come back, come back.

- What was that?
- I don't know.

Please, Little Bear, come back.

Why won't he come?

Omri.

I got him!

Oh, it's you again!

I do pick my moments
to fall asleep, I must say.

Thundering great Minnie
whining overhead.

Thought I was a goner.
Perhaps I am a goner. Did I die?

No, you're dreaming again.

There's two of you now'?
Good show.

Well, take me to him.
The elegant Injun, is it?

No, it's another.

Oh, that's clever.

Hello again.

- The bleeding stopped.
- Yes. Good.

He could use a blood transfusion,
but I'm not prepared for that.

A b*llet, was it?

Arrow.

Well, lucky it missed
his heart and lung.

Cotton's damp.

So you're a pal of his, are you?

Amigo.

There we go.
That should do it.

Look, keep a close watch on him.
Plenty of water.

He could use a doctor's care.

There's a doctor in his town.

No.

- When he wakes up.
- Not yet.

It's time for them to go home, Patrick.

Good. That will do.
He needs to sleep.

Well, I best be getting back.

We'll all be waking up soon.
I suggest a drop of brandy.

- Thank you.
- You're welcome, mate.

Buckles keep catching
on me doo-dah.

Omri!

I'm so ashamed of myself.

I hurt you.

What are you talking about?

Did I hear somebody
say something about brandy?

No, Omri.

She has her life.

She has a family...

...a clan...

...maybe a husband and a child.

I don't want you to be alone.

I will be with my people.

Omri?

I will be with you
when the sun rises?

One more time.

Hey, son.

When we go back, are we going to
the last thing we remember, or ahead?

I don't know.

I hope it's forwards.
How about you, Little Bear?

Little Bear! Where are you headed?

I was on the journey
with my brother's son.

I think I will wake up
in the woods.

It is quiet.

The nights are getting cold.

I can almost smell the trees.

Lord, I can almost smell them too.

It's like I'm part Indian now.

If you were my nephew...

...it would almost be time
to walk you through the forest.

I would go.

It is difficult.

You would live by yourself,
care for yourself.

We would travel for days...

...tell stories...

...hunt and fish.

I'd leave you
and return to the village.

You must live alone
for one season.

You would learn to live
in harmony with Mother Nature...

...the two-legged, four-legged...

...the winged.

When the seasons changed...

...my nephew would come home.

I would be waiting for you.

We would have a great celebration...

...because you returned
to the village as a man.

When I leave you, Omri...

...I take you...

...as my nephew.

Time to go, gentlemen.

Easy, Darling.
Easy now.

Don't y'all forget me.

I won't.

You look after yourself,
Little Bear.

And you, friend.

Goodbye, my friendly giants.

- Great Spirit?
- Yes, Little Bear?

Tell me about the Onöñda'gega'.

Are we always a great people?

You are always a great people.

But it's not always so good.

Things change for us.

They will.

We go.

Now!

"I will never know
where he is or how he is..."

...but now I don't worry
about him anymore.

I think Little Bear
will have lots of children...

...and he will teach them everything.

"He will always
take care of his people."

That's all.

Very nice.
That's a good ending, Omri.

Sam?

"One day, JFK was k*lled."

He was shot
on a street in Texas.

"My Grandpa says that he remembers
exactly where he was..."