Little Big Man

Jack Crabb: Hello, Grandfather. Old Lodge Skins: Greetings, my son. Do you want come eat? Jack Crabb: Grandfather? What happened to your neck? Old Lodge Skins: It's a wound. It cut the tunnel through which light travels to the heart. Jack Crabb:  You mean you're blind? Old Lodge Skins: Oh, no. My eyes still see. But my heart no longer receives it. Jack Crabb: How did it happen? Old Lodge Skins: White men. Jack Crabb: Where's Buffalo Wallow Woman? Old Lodge Skins:  Rubbed out. And White Elk Woman, too, and Dirt On The Nose, and High Wolf. - And many others. Jack Crabb:  And Burns Red? Old Lodge Skins: Yes. Jack Crabb:  Burns Red In The Sun? Old Lodge Skins:  Rubbed out. His children. - And many more. Jack Crabb:  Do you hate them? Do you hate the white men now? Old Lodge Skins: Do you see this fine thing? Do you admire the humanity of it? Because the human beings, my son, they believe everything is alive. Not only man and animals. But also water, earth, st