Bandolero

Dee Bishop: Mace, you think we could make a go of it in Montana?

Mace Bishop: Dee, there's a town up there called Missoula. Prettiest little place you ever saw.

Dee Bishop: What about the Indians?

Mace Bishop: And the Rockies, they're snow-capped, and the slopes are forested. And there are lots of lakes and valleys.

Dee Bishop: What about the Indians?

Mace Bishop: And there's deer in Montana, Dee. And antelope, and elk, and black bear. And the...

Dee Bishop: Mace, what about the Indians?

Mace Bishop: What Indians?

Dee Bishop: Ain't there no Indians in Montana?

Mace Bishop: Well, they - a few.

Dee Bishop: Ain't the Northern Cheyenne in Montana?

Mace Bishop: The Nor - well, Northern Cheyenne in Mon - I, I wouldn't lie to you.

Dee Bishop: And the Crow, and the Sioux?

Mace Bishop: Well, they're around...

Dee Bishop: What else, Mace?

Mace Bishop: Listen, Dee...

Dee Bishop: What else?

Mace Bishop: Well, they, they - Blackfeet and Chippewa...

Dee Bishop: Some Cree?

Mace Bishop: Yes. Yes, there are Cree in Montana.

Dee Bishop: And the Shoshone, and the Kutenai, and the Stoney...

Mace Bishop: Just what are you tryin' to say?

Dee Bishop: I'm trying to say there's a lot of gosh-darn Indians in Montana, Mace!

Maria Stoner: [rolls her eyes] Ooh.