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Settlers Chorus: [singing] In sixteen hundred seven (1607) / We sail the open sea / For glory, God and gold / And the Virginia Company / For the New World is like heaven / And we'll all be rich and free / Or so we have been told / By the Virginia Company / So we have been told / By the Virginia Company / For glory, God and gold / And the Virginia Company Settlers: Ready to hoist the cannon? Aye! Lon: Hey look. Is that Smith? Ben: That's him, all right. The old sea dog. Thomas: Captain John Smith? I've heard amazing stories about him. Lon: [to John] Are you coming on this voyage, too? Ben: Of course he is, you half-wit! You can't fight Indians without John Smith! John Smith: That's right. I'm not about to let you boys have all the fun. Settlers Chorus: [singing] On the beaches of Virginny / There's diamonds like debris / There's silver rivers flow / And gold you pick right off a tree / With a nugget for my Winnie / And another one for me / And all the rest'll go / To the Virginia Compan

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[singing] Hega hega ya-hi-ye hega / Ya-hi-ye ne-he hega /Hega hega ya-hi-ye hega / Ya-hi-ye ne-he hega / Steady as the beating drum / Singing to the cedar flute / Seasons go and seasons come / Bring the corn and bear the fruit / By the waters sweet and clean / Where the mighty sturgeon lives / Plant the squash and reap the bean / All the earth our Mother gives / O Great Spirit, hear our song / Help us keep the ancient ways / Keep the sacred fire strong / Walk in balance all our days / Seasons go and seasons come / Steady as the beating drum / Plum to seed to bud to plum / Hega hega ya-hi-ye hega / Steady as the beating drum / Hega hega ya-hi-ye hega / Ya-hi-ye ne-he hega / Hega hega ya-hi-ye hega / Ya-hi-ye ne-he hega

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Kekata: Ka-ma wingapo. Powhatan. Powhatan: Ay-man-ay-cho, Kekata. It's good to be home. Chesk-cham-ay! The Massawomecks are defeated! With the help of our brothers, our villages are safe again! Native Americans: [Cheer.] Kekata: Your return has brought much joy to the village. Look at all the smiling faces. Powhatan: Yes. But there is one smiling face I don't see. Where is my daughter? Kekata: You know Pocahontas. She has her mother's spirit. She goes wherever the wind takes her.

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Nakoma: Pocahontas! Your father's back! Come down here! Pocahontas: He's back, Flit! Come on, Meeko. Nakoma: No, not that... way. Nakoma: Show-off. Pocahontas? Pocahontas? Are you all right? Well, you better be all right because I’m not coming in after you...! [Coughs.] Don't you think we're getting a little old for these games? Nakoma and Pocahontas: [Laugh.] Pocahontas: Help me turn this thing over. Nakoma: About the dream again? Oh, have you figured it out yet? Pocahontas: I know it means something, I just don’t know what. Nakoma: What were you doing up there? Pocahontas: Thinking. Meeko! Nakoma: You should ask your father about it. Pocahontas: Maybe I should. Come on, Flit. Quit playing around, we have to get back.

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Powhatan: ...faced a determined enemy. The battle lasted from the rising of the sun until the evening shadows fell. Our warriors fought with courage, but none as bravely as Kocoum. He attacked with the fierce strength of the bear. He has proven himself to be the greatest... Nakoma: Oh, he is so handsome. Powhatan: [off-screen] ...and the finest... Pocahontas: [jokingly] I especially love his smile. Powhatan: ...destroying every enemy in his path. Tonight we will feast in his honor. Native Americans: [Cheer.] Powhatan: My daughter. Pocahontas: Wingapo, father. Powhatan: Seeing you gives me great joy. Pocahontas: I am so glad you’ve come home safely. Powhatan: Come with me, we have much to talk about. I want to hear everything you’ve been doing.

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Pocahontas: Father, for many nights now, I've been having a very strange dream. I think it's telling me something's about to happen, something exciting. Powhatan: Yes, something exciting is about to happen. Pocahontas: [eagerly] Really? What is it? Powhatan: Kocoum has asked to seek your hand in marriage. Pocahontas: [disappointed] Marry Kocoum? Powhatan: I told him it would make my heart soar. Pocahontas: But he's so... serious. Powhatan: My daughter, Kocoum will make a fine husband. He is loyal and strong, and will build you a good house, with sturdy walls. With him, you will be safe from harm. Pocahontas: Father, I think my dream is pointing me down another path. Powhatan: This is the right path for you. Pocahontas: But why can't I choose-- Powhatan: Pocahontas, come with me. You are the daughter of the chief. It is time to take your place among our people. Even the wild mountain stream must someday join the big river. [singing] As the river cuts his path / Though the river's proud

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[spoken] He wants me to be steady... Like the river. But it's not steady at all. [singing] What I love most about rivers is / You can't step in the same river twice / The water's always changing, always flowing / But people, I guess, can't live like that / We all must pay a price / To be safe we lose our chance of ever knowing / What's around the riverbend / Waiting just around the riverbend / I look once more / Just about the riverbend / Beyond the shore / Where the gulls fly free / Don't know what for / What I dream the day might send / Just around the riverbend / For me / Coming for me / I feel it there beyond those trees / Or right behind these waterfalls / Can I ignore that sound of distant drumming? / For a handsome, sturdy husband / Who builds handsome, sturdy walls / And never dreams that something might be coming / Just around the riverbend / Just around the riverbend / I look once more / Just around the riverbend / Beyond the shore / Somewhere past the sea / Don't know what f

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Grandmother Willow: Is that my Pocahontas? Pocahontas: Grandmother Willow, I need to talk to you. Grandmother Willow: Good morning, child. I was hoping you'd visit today. Why, your mother's necklace! Pocahontas: That's what I wanted to talk to you about. My father wants me to marry Kocoum. Grandmother Willow: Kocoum? But he's so serious. Pocahontas: I know. My father thinks it's the right path for me. But lately I've been having this dream and I think it's-- Grandmother Willow: Oh, a dream! Let's hear all about it! [The animals start chattering.] Quiet! [The squirrel gets on her face, she blows it off.] QUIET!! [The animals are scared by Grandmother Willow's outburst, the frog croaks, she looks at it. Then the frog gulps nervously and hides under the lily pad.] Now, child, you were saying. Pocahontas: Well, I'm running through the woods and then right there in front of me is an arrow. As I look at it, it starts to spin. Grandmother Willow: A spinning arrow? How unusual. Pocahontas: Yes

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Governor Ratcliffe: Look at it, Wiggins. An entire New World chock full of gold, just waiting for me. Wiggins: And scores of adventures waiting for us, right, Percy? Do you think we'll meet some savages? Governor Ratcliffe: If we do, we shall be sure to give them a proper English greeting. Wiggins: Oooh, gift baskets! [holds up a pair of gift baskets] Governor Ratcliffe: [to himself] And he came so highly recommended. John Smith: It's perfect, Governor. The water's deep enough, we can pull right up to shore. [to Percy; ruffles his fur] Hey there, Percy. Governor Ratcliffe: Very well, then. Give the order. John Smith: Already done, sir. I've got a crew assembled and they're ready to go. Governor Ratcliffe: About the natives, I'm counting on you to make sure those filthy heathens don't disrupt our mission. John Smith: Well, if they're anything like the savages I've fought before, it's nothing I can't handle. Governor Ratcliffe: Right. That'll be all, Smith, there's a good man. John Smith

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Native American: Did you see their skin? Pale and sickly. Native American: They have hair on their faces like dogs. Powhatan: My brothers, we must know more about these visitors. Kekata, what do you see? Kekata: [Chanting.] These are not men like us, but strange beasts with bodies that shine like the sun and weapons that spout fire and thunder. They prowl the earth like ravenous wolves consuming everything in their path. Kocoum: Great Powhatan. I will lead our warriors to the river and attack. We will destroy these invaders the way we destroyed the Massawomecks. Powhatan: Kocoum, in that battle we knew how to fight our enemy, but these pale visitors are strange to us. Take some men to the river to observe them. Let us hope they do not intend to stay. Governor Ratcliffe: I hereby claim this land and all its riches in the name of His Majesty, King James the First, and do so name this settlement Jamestown. Wiggins: Bravo! Bravo! Beautifully spoken, sir. [to Percy in the bath] Hurry now, P

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John Smith: No! Wait! Please... Please! Don't run off. It's all right. I'm not going to hurt you. Here. Let me help you out of there. Pocahontas: Ma-ta-que-na-to-rath. John Smith: You don't understand a word I'm saying, do you? [pauses out] It's all right. Grandmother Willow (voice off): [singing] Listen with your heart you will understand. Let it break upon you like a wave upon the sand. John Smith: Who are you? Grandmother Willow (voice off): [singing] Listen with your heart, you will understand. Pocahontas: Pocahontas. John Smith: What? What do you just say? Pocahontas: My name is Pocahontas. John Smith: I'm John Smith.

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Governor Ratcliffe: That's it. Keep at it, men. Keep digging. It has to be here somewhere. Native American Warrior #1: There's thirty more of them, down by the ridge. Kocoum: That makes more than a hundred! Governor Ratcliffe: [holding a plate and a chicken drumstick] Anything yet? Thomas: Nothing but rocks and dirt, sir. Lon: Um, how long are we going to keep digging like this, sir? Ben: [climbing out of his hole] Aye, we're slaving apart, busting our backs day and night-- Governor Ratcliffe: [interrupting] For king and country. I know, I know, and I share your fatigue. [takes a bite of his drumstick, clearly not enjoying it] Wiggins? Wiggins! Wiggins: [snips the last branch off the unicorn's nose] Coming! Governor Ratcliffe: [evilly gives Wiggins the drumstick] Dispose of this. Wiggins: [waves it in Percy's face] Uh-huh. Who's a good doggie, huh? Who's a good doggie? [the pug just sighs annoyingly, and he throws the drumstick] Fetch, boy! Governor Ratcliffe: [panicked] Savages! It's

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Kekata: [Chanting.] Powhatan: These beasts invade our shores, and now this. Kekata: [Chanting.] This wound is strange to me. Powhatan: We will fight this enemy, but we cannot do it alone. Kocoum, send messengers to every village in our nation. We will call on our brothers to help us fight. [Steps outside the tent.] These White Men are dangerous! No one is to go near them.

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John Smith: It's called a helmet. Pocahontas: Helmet. John Smith: So... what river is this? Pocahontas: Quiyoughcohannock.. John Smith: You have the most unusual names here, Chechomony, Quiyoughcohannock, Pocahontas. Pocahontas: You have a most unusual name too... John Smith. John Smith: Hey! [about Meeko eating his hardtacks] Is this bottomless pit a friend of yours? Pocahontas: Meeko. John Smith: Well how do you do, Meeko? [goes to shake Meeko's hand] It's all right, it's just a hand shake. Here let me show you. [Long pauses out] Pocahontas: Nothing's happenin'. John Smith: No. No, I need your hand first. [She holds her hand out and he shakes it] It's how we say hello. Pocahontas: This is how we say hello. Wingapo. John Smith: Wingapo. Pocahontas: And how we say goodbye. Ana. John Smith: I like hello better. [Flit they start breaking off each hand, Flit an goring to him] Yeah, I remember you. Pocahontas: Flit doesn't like strangers. John Smith: But I'm not a stranger anymore. Stubbor

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Ben: Alright! This one's ready to hoist!? Lon: Two on each side. Ready now? Push! Watch it! It's slipping! Ben: [John, Thomas, Lon pushing the fence] Come on, lads, it's only a little picket fence. Lon: [Meeko climbs the fence] Steady! Steady! Ben: There you go. Thomas: That'll keep everything out, eh, John? [John digs a shovel] Something wrong, John? John Smith: What?! Thomas: You've been quiet the last few days. Lon: [to John] Oh, he's just mad he missed all the action. Thomas: Ah, don't worry, John. You'll get your chance to deal with Indians. Lon: Yeah. We'll take care of them, like we did last time, eh, mates? [singing] We shot ourselves an injun, or maybe two or three. Ben: [angrily kicks him] All right, you howling nutter! Get to work! Lon: Come on, Ben, it's just just a little fun. Ben: [sarcastically] Oh, sure, we're having loads of fun. Right, look at us. No gold, no food, while Ratcliffe sits up in his tent all day happy as a clam. Governor Ratcliffe: [in his tent] I'm doome

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Powhatan: Pocahontas, you should be inside the village. Pocahontas: We'll be all right. Nakoma: We're gathering food for when the warriors arrive. Powhatan: Don't go far. Now is not the time to be running off. Pocahontas: Yes, father! Powhatan: When I see you wear that necklace, you look just like your mother. Pocahontas: I miss her. Powhatan: But she is still with us. Whenever the wind moves through the trees, I feel her presence. Our people looked to her for wisdom and strength. Someday, they will look to you as well. Pocahontas: I would be honored by that. Powhatan: You shouldn't be out there alone. I'll send for Kocoum. Nakoma: All right. What is it? Pocahontas: What? Nakoma: You're hiding something. Pocahontas: I'm not hiding anything. Nakoma: Pocahontas, you can tell me. I promise, I won't tell anyone. [sees John Smith coming; Nakoma gasps] Pocahontas, look! [Flit flies to John, but he hold hardtack and tap to Flit on the ground in cornfield] It's one of them! I'm going to get- P

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John Smith: This place is incredible! And to think, we came all this way just to dig it up for gold. Pocahontas: Gold? John Smith: Hey, Meeko. Pocahontas: What’s gold? John Smith: You know, it's... It's yellow, comes out of the ground, it's really valuable. Pocahontas: Oh, here, we've lots of it. [Takes out an ear of corn.] Gold. John Smith: No... Gold is this. [Takes out a gold coin.] Pocahontas: Hmm, there's nothing like that around here. John Smith: No gold? Pocahontas: Not that I've seen. John Smith: [Laughs.] All this way for nothing. Those boys are in for a big surprise. Pocahontas: Will they leave? John Smith: Some of them might. Pocahontas: Will you go home? John Smith: Well, it's not like I have much of a home to go back to. I've never really belonged anywhere. Pocahontas: You could belong here. John Smith: [shocked] What was that? Pocahontas: Do you see something? John Smith: [nervous] No, no. I just, uh, I... [she nowhere to be seen] I didn't see anything. Did I? Pocahontas:

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Native American: The warriors are here! Nakoma: Pocahontas, are you crazy? What were you doing with one of them? Kocoum: There you are! Pocahontas: Kocoum! Kocoum: [to Pocahontas and Nakoma] Look at them. Now we have enough warriors to destroy those white demons! Powhatan: Now that we are joined by our brothers, we will defeat this enemy. Pocahontas: Father, I need to speak with you. Powhatan: Not now, my daughter. The council is gathering. Pocahontas: [about the settlers] We don't have to fight them! There must be a better way. Powhatan: Sometimes our paths are chosen for us. Pocahontas: But maybe we should try talking to them. Powhatan: They do not want to talk. Pocahontas: But if one of them did want to talk, you would listen to him, wouldn't you? Powhatan: Pocahontas... Pocahontas: [desperately] Wouldn't you?! Powhatan: Of course I would. But it is not that simple. Nothing is simple anymore.

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John Smith: Easy, Thomas. It's me. Thomas: Oh, John! I could've killed you! John Smith: Not aiming like that, you couldn't. Keep both eyes open when you shoot. You'll see twice as well. Ben: Smith! There ya are! Lon: We were looking all over for you. Governor Ratcliffe: Smith! Where have you been? John Smith: I was out scouting the terrain, sir. Governor Ratcliffe: Excellent. Then you must know the Indians' whereabouts. We'll need that information for the battle. John Smith: What battle? Governor Ratcliffe: We will eliminate these savages once and for all. John Smith: No! You can't do that! Governor Ratcliffe: Oh? Can't I? John Smith: Look, we don’t have to fight them. Thomas: John, what's gotten into you? John Smith: I met one of them. Ben: You what? Thomas: A savage? John Smith: They're not savages, they can help us. They know the land, they know how to navigate the rivers. And, look! It’s food! Lon: What is it? John Smith: It's better than hardtack and gruel, that’s for sure. Wiggin

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Nakoma: Pocahontas! Pocahontas: Nakoma! Nakoma: Don't go out there. I lied for you once. Don't ask me to do it again. Pocahontas: I have to do this. Nakoma: He's one of them! Pocahontas: You don't know him. Nakoma: If you go out there, you'll be turning your back on your own people. Pocahontas: I'm trying to help my people. Nakoma: Pocahontas, please. You're my best friend. I don't want you to get hurt. Pocahontas: I won't. I know what I'm doing. Nakoma: Pocahontas, no!

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Ben: Ratcliffe wouldn't take us halfway 'round the world for nothing. Lon: But what if Smith is right? What if there is no gold? Settler: If you ask me, Ratcliffe's been lying to us since we left London. Ben: Listen to you, you bunch of idiots! Those savages didn't attack us for nothing. They're hiding something. Lon: If they do have the gold, I reckon we'll have to fight them.

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Governor Ratcliffe: Follow him. Thomas: Yes, Governor. Governor Ratcliffe: I want to know where he's sneaking off to. Thomas: Yes, sir. Governor Ratcliffe: And if you see any Indians, [tosses a musker to Thomas] shoot them. Oh, and Thomas? You've been a slipshod sailor and a poor excuse for a soldier. Don't disappoint me again.

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Nakoma: Kocoum. Kocoum: [turns toward her] What is it? Nakoma: It's Pocahontas. Kocoum: [worried] What's wrong? [standing up] Is she all right? [Nakoma pauses for a moments, as she suddenly feels that she's making a big mistake, but decides to warn Kocoum anyhow] Nakoma: I think she's in trouble. [Cut to Grandmother Willow's glade. Pocahontas runs straight inside as fast as she can. Several squirrels scurry all over the ancient tree's face] Grandmother Willow: The earth is trembling, child. What just happened? Pocahontas: The warriors are here. John Smith: Pocahontas! Pocahontas: John! John Smith: Listen to me. My men are planning to attack your people. You have to warn them. Pocahontas: Maybe it's not too late to stop this. You have to come with me and talk to my father. [Pocahontas pulls John Smith along, but he stops her] John Smith: Pocahontas, talking isn't going to do any nice. I already tried talking to my men, but everything about this land has them spooked. [Suddenly, a muffle

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Pocahontas: Kocoum, no! [While Kocoum and John are fighting, Thomas runs to save John, while loading his musker.] Kocoum! Leave him alone! [Kocoum pushes her off to deal with Smith. They both struggle with a knife to his neck.] Kocoum, stop! [pushes Kocoum away from John] Thomas: Both eyes open. John Smith: [gets up] Thomas. Thomas: Is he...? Pocahontas: You killed him. Thomas: I thought that-- Pocahontas: [enraged; John holds her back] Get away from him! John Smith: Pocahontas, it won’t help! He was only-- Pocahontas: HE KILLED HIM! John Smith: Thomas, get out of here! GET OUTTA HERE!

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Powhatan: [angrily] Who did this? Native American Warrior: Pocahontas was out in the woods. Kocoum went to find her and this white man attacked him. Powhatan: [walks to John] Your weapons are strong. But now our anger is stronger. At sunrise, he will be the first to die! Pocahontas: [enters] But, father--! Powhatan: [enraged] I told you to stay in the village! You disobeyed me! You have shamed your father! Pocahontas: [tearfully] I was only trying to help. Powhatan: Because of your foolishness, Kocoum is DEAD! [to the Native American Warriors] Take him away! Pocahontas: Kocoum was just coming to protect me. Nakoma: Pocahontas, I sent Kocoum after you. I was worried about you. I thought I was doing the right thing. Pocahontas: All of this happened because of me... And now I'll never see John Smith again. Nakoma: Come with me. [she and Pocahontas head for the tents to find John] Pocahontas wants to look into the eyes of the man who killed Kocoum. Native American Warrior: Be quick. John S

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Thomas: Help! Somebody, help! Help! Help! Lon: Easy, lad. What is it? Thomas: It's Smith! They got him! Ben: Who got him? Thomas: The savages! Settler: Savages? Thomas: They captured him, dragged him off! Ben: Where'd they take him? Thomas: They headed North! Lon: How many were there? Thomas: I don't know, at least a dozen. Ben: Filthy beasts! Governor Ratcliffe: It's perfect, Wiggins! I couldn't have planned this better myself. The gold is as good as mine! Thomas: We've got to save him! He'd do the same for any of us. Ben: Thomas is right! We've got to do something. Governor Ratcliffe: And so we shall! I told you those savages couldn't be trusted. Smith tried to befriend them, and look what they've done to him. But now I say it's time to rescue our courageous comrade. At daybreak, we attack! Settlers: [cheering] Governor Ratcliffe: [singing] What can you expect / From filthy little heathens / Here's what you get when races are diverse / Their skin's a hellish red / They’re only good w

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Ben: Is he going to make it, Thomas? Thomas: The sooner he gets back to England, the better. Lon: Well, let's hope the wind is with him. Thomas: Is the ship ready yet? Ben: Any minute now. Just loading the last bit of cargo. [Governor Ratcliffe, tied up in chains and gagged, is tossed into a longboat] Governor Ratcliffe: [muffled] How dare you! Untie me at once! I'LL HAVE YOUR HEADS FOR THIS!!! Wiggins: [sadly sniffles] And he came so highly recommended. [sighs]

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Thomas: [to John on the longboat] The ships almost ready. We'd better get you on board. We'll lose the tide. John Smith: [hold Thomas to stop] No, not yet. She said she'd be here. Thomas: [as sees the Indians] Look. [as Pocahontas comes over to white demons; the Indians are put the ear corn bag on the ground, she's walks to Englishmen approaches, and sees John to be okay] Thomas: [to Pocahontas] Going back is his only chance. He'll die if he stays here. Pocahontas: [kneels beside John and offers him a bag] Here. It's from Grandmother Willow's bark. It'll help with the pain. John Smith: What pain? I've had worse pain than this. [winces] Agh! Can't think of any right now, but... Powhatan: [walks over] You are always welcome among our people. Thank you, my brother. John Smith: [to Flit] I thought you didn't like strangers. Pocahontas: My mother's necklace. John Smith: See ya, Percy.

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John Smith: Come with me? Powhatan: You must choose your own path. Pocahontas: [with tears in her eyes] I'm needed here. John Smith: Then, I'll stay with you. Pocahontas: No. You have to go back. John Smith: But I can't leave you. Pocahontas: You never will. No matter what happens, I'll always be with you, forever. Lon: Good luck, lad. Thomas: Godspeed, John. Sailors: The crew a-ready? Aye, sir! Set the mainsails. Weigh anchor! Let go of the topgallants!

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Pocahontas: I'm so sorry. John Smith: For what? This? I've gotten out of worse scrapes than this. Can't think of any right now, but... Pocahontas: It would have been better if we'd never met. None of this would've happened. John Smith: [spoken] Pocahontas, look at me. [she obeys] I'd rather die tomorrow that live a hundred years without knowing you. [singing] If I never knew you / If I never felt this love / I would have no inkling of how precious life can be / If I never knew you / I would never have a clue / How at last I'd find in you / The missing part of me / In this world so full of fear / Full of rage and lies / I can see the truth so clear / In your eyes / So dry your eyes / And I'm so grateful to you / I'd have lived my whole life through / Lost forever / If I never knew you Pocahontas: [singing] I thought our love would be so beautiful / Somehow we'd make the whole world bright / I never knew that fear and hate could be so strong / All they'd leave us were these whispers in t

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Thomas: [to John on the longboat] The ships almost ready. We'd better get you on board. We'll lose the tide. John Smith: [hold Thomas to stop] No, not yet. She said she'd be here. Thomas: [as sees the Indians] Look. [as Pocahontas comes over to white demons; the Indians are put the ear corn bag on the ground, shes walks to Englishmen approaches, and sees John to be okay] Thomas: [to Pocahontas] Going back is his only chance. He'll die if he stays here. Pocahontas: [kneels beside John and offers him a bag] Here. It's from Grandmother Willow's bark. It'll help with the pain. John Smith: What pain? I've had worse pain than this. [winces] Agh! Can't think of any right now, but... Powhatan: [walks over] You are always welcome among our people. Thank you, my brother. John Smith: [to Flit] I thought you didn't like strangers. Pocahontas: My mother's necklace. John Smith: See ya, Percy.

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John Smith: Come with me? Powhatan: You must choose your own path. Pocahontas: [with tears in her eyes] I'm needed here. John Smith: Then, I'll stay with you. Pocahontas: No. You have to go back. John Smith: But I can't leave you. Pocahontas: [spoken] You never will. No matter what happens, I'll always be with you, forever. [singing] And I’m so grateful to you… John Smith: [singing] I have lived whole life through… Lon: Good luck, lad. Thomas: Godspeed, John. Sailors: The crew a-ready? Aye, sir! Set the mainsails. Weigh anchor! Let go of the topgallants!