| White Feather (part two) |
| Later that day the mountie photographer arrives (early) Clive is still whitewashing his side of the |
| detachment. He comments on how scruffy mounties look these days. |
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| Clive scrambles into his woodpecker suit and appears on the porch for the photo. |
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| Jack watches in amusement as the photographer tells |
| Clive he should have at least polished his buttons. |
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| "I was just about to say the same thing, if there's |
| one thing I can't abide it's a dirty button!" |
| (Sally Duffield rushes onto the scene, Marie is missing!) |
| "Still think I was over reactin' Clive?" |
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| "Let ME do the talking Jack." |
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| "Guess today is as good a day as any to die." |
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| The lawmen are not welcome in the village. |
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| White Feather asks them "Who speaks for the woman?" |
| Clive responds, "I do, she is my woman and I will fight you for her." |
| Jack explains to Clive: "Ya run fer the horses, ride 'round that stake down there, don't let 'im |
| knock ya off yer horse. Then ya ride up here, get off yer horse and run up that steep hill there, |
| at the top is a knife, whoever gets there first uses it on the other." |
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| Jack & Marie watch helplessly. |
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| Clive is in trouble. |
| "Jack if I loose, you get Marie out of here." |
| "Ya can't loose, ya ain't had yer picture took yet." |