| Two Moons |
| Couteau has agrees to help Bennett set up a sting to catch a renegade indian who is wanted for |
| the murder of Constable Jerome Barton Of the N.W.M.P. |
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| Wearing hand cuffs, Couteau pretends he escaped |
| Couteau tells the renegades about a shipment of rifles in Bordertown. He will help to steal them. |
| from the red coat. As Clive watches from a distance. |
| When Clive returns to town, the Commissioner is waiting. They tell Jack about the plan. He thinks |
| it will cause trouble for Bordertown. The commissioner tells him "This is our concern marshal, |
| don't trouble yourself." |
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| The trap goes as planned, with Jack's help of course. The indians are ambushed in the coachbarn. |
| One is killed, one escapes, and Two Moons is arrested and charged with the murder of Constable |
| Barton. |
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| Jack tells the commish that "There ain't no safe way |
| to transport Two Moons to Fort McLeod for trial." |
| The commish tells Jack the trial will be held in town |
| and the marshal is in charge of fortifying the town against indian raids. |
| Two Moons tells Bennett that he has brought death to Bordertown. |
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| The commissioner has trouble getting together a jury. Everyone is afraid. Jack volunteers, but |
| he can't sit on a "Canadian" jury. Marie volunteers, the others follow out of embarrassment. |
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| Three members of the renegades attend the trial to make |
| sure it is fair. |
| Clive must defend Two Moons. |
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| Jack can't understand why Clive would defend Two |
| Moons. Clive tells him: "My obligation to my uniform |
| is greater than my obligation to Barton. Two Moons must have a fair trial." |
| The commissioner reads letters of praise from Chief Lone Wolf and Chief Grey Cloud. Constable |
| Barton is credited with organizing food convoys to the Cree and Blackfoot people in the winter |
| Two Moons pleads self defense, says Barton was a murder and "took" their women. |
| of 1879. |
| Gabriel Couteau testifies that Two moons had been accused of stealing horses. Barton went after |
| him and never returned. |
| Couteau found him later, tied to a tree with three bullets in his back. |
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| Two moons calls Couteau a traitor and pulls a knife on |
| him. The renegades overpower Two Moons, saying |
| he has brought shame to his people. |
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| Two Moons is found guilty of murder and is sentenced to hang. |