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01:38PIANO PLAYS
01:59Mercy. That there critter's way too wild to ever be tamed.
02:09Thank you, Effie. Would you please put some of that milk in the pitcher?
02:12I'd be happy to, Miss Benny.
02:26You know, I never figured on catching a horse as wild as lightning. That is one heck of a horse.
02:31Pa, could I be the one to take first crack at breaking lightning?
02:35Mm-hmm.
02:37Oscar, do you really plan to try to ride that Bronco? He looks awful dangerous.
02:41Yeah, he sure didn't take none too kindly to being brought here.
02:44You boys are right about lightning having a wild streak. Of course, that's all he knows being out in the
02:49wilderness.
02:50It's only natural that he don't take the people much.
02:52And he's mighty riled about being fenced in, but we'll break lightning of that real soon.
02:57I'll bet we learned that horse to behave and calm him down to the point. He's downright civilized.
03:02He's got an independent spirit, and taint right to take that away.
03:07Well now, Benny, go on. Speak your mind.
03:14Taint fair for you to change lightning and make him a tame horse. Put him back on the range so
03:18he's free again.
03:20Lightning is too valuable to set free, and I ain't gonna do it.
03:23The first time I saw lightning out on the range, I wanted to capture his strength and spirit by bringing
03:28him to live here.
03:29Yet when we came here, you could see in his eyes he was losing his dignity.
03:33The honor of that poor horse was hurt by being caught and cooped up.
03:38You've done falling in love with that, Critter, and you're letting your emotions get the best yet.
03:42It's just a horse, not a person.
03:48All right, go ahead and open the gate. It's time to ride.
03:53Easy now, lightning, easy.
03:55Easy.
03:58Steady, steady.
04:02Whoa, settle down now. Settle.
04:05He's sure strong. I think you'd better let us wear him down some before you try to mount up and
04:09ride him.
04:10Just hold him steady, Jim.
04:12Suit yourself.
04:18Okay, now.
04:19Hold him now, lightning.
04:22All right.
04:23Okay, he's all yours.
04:25Let's go.
04:27Yeah, yeah, yeah.
04:32Oh my gosh.
04:34Oscar, get that Critter.
04:35Oh no, Oscar. Are you all right?
04:38Grab him.
04:39You got thrown mighty hard. You all right?
04:42Of course, mighty spunky, ain't he?
04:45All right, just hold onto him now. Steady, boy.
04:48Help me get to my feet. I gotta break that lightning.
04:51That lightning's got a mind of his own. He's figured out what we're trying to do.
04:55Lightning's just too smart and cagey to let anybody ride him.
04:59Now hang on, lightning. It's all right.
05:01Easy now.
05:02Ready.
05:03Be sure to stay tight in those reins this time.
05:05Let him go.
05:06Good luck, Cap.
05:07All right.
05:07He's all yours.
05:09Steady now. Steady.
05:11Easy, lightning.
05:15Steady.
05:16Steady now. Easy.
05:18Easy, lightning.
05:20Easy.
05:21Come on, son. Keep his head up.
05:22Easy, lightning.
05:25Yeah.
05:27Whoa.
05:28Easy.
05:30Oh, darn it anyway.
05:32You all right, Oscar?
05:33I thought he'd stay up that time.
05:35He all right?
05:36Yeah.
05:38Nobody's ever going to ride lightning unless he wants him to.
05:41Mm-hmm.
05:42What they're trying to do to lightning is dead wrong.
05:45Whoa.
05:46Whoa, there.
05:46All right, I got you.
05:48Don't let him go.
05:49Okay, hold on now.
05:50We got him.
05:51Hold on tight.
05:52You ready, Dan?
05:52Come on, Dan.
05:53You can ride him.
05:54Here you go.
05:55Here you go now.
05:56Show him who's born, Dan.
05:58Ride him, Dan.
05:59Easy now.
05:59Easy now, lightning.
06:00Come on, Dan.
06:01Hang on.
06:01Oh, man.
06:04Yucks.
06:07Pie's going to throw you just like he done to us.
06:10What?
06:11Are you trying to tell me I ain't got enough riding experience to break this here horse?
06:15Why, of course not.
06:16But believe me, this horse just can't be ridden.
06:18He's one real strong horse and stubborn as a mule.
06:21That's so.
06:21Well, I got news for both of you boys.
06:23There ain't a horse alive that I can't break, so just watch.
06:27Let go of me.
06:28Don't do it, boss.
06:28I swear he'll just bust you up.
06:30Hey, I see some Indians.
06:31Indians coming this way.
06:34All right.
06:35How many are there?
06:37Easy.
06:37Hard to tell.
06:38You best come take a look yourself.
06:41What could they want?
06:43Where?
06:44Out there.
06:45Just right in the bend.
06:46Uh-oh.
06:47Hey.
06:48Looks like engines, Huck.
06:51It is.
06:51Genuine wild engines.
06:53Golly.
06:57Wonder why they're coming here.
06:59They're carrying spears, so maybe it's a war party.
07:02No need to worry.
07:03We know this tribe and we get along with them.
07:12Hello, Chief.
07:22We ain't seen you in quite a while.
07:24Yes.
07:24It has been many moons.
07:26The Chief want to talk with Cyrus about White Horse.
07:29Oh, you must mean lightning.
07:33There's no more bad blood between us, right?
07:36So what brings you here?
07:37Are you trying to stir up some kind of trouble?
07:39You have stolen our White Horse.
07:41Stolen?
07:42I never.
07:42He belong with our tribe to Rome Range free.
07:45Hmm.
07:46Free.
07:51Well, I plan on keeping him right here.
07:54He must be free, like wind.
07:56We will make bargain for horse.
07:58Trade.
07:58Nope, no trade.
07:59You trade White Horse for three horses.
08:02Hmm.
08:02That horse ain't leaving.
08:04What then?
08:05We be fair.
08:06Give us back Wild Horse that you took away.
08:08That's all you got to say?
08:11You not listen.
08:12How come?
08:13Because you not care about great spirit of wilderness.
08:16That horse ain't yours.
08:17Got it?
08:24Hmm.
08:41Zyrus.
08:42Oh, ah, Tony.
08:43Ah, ah, Jibwa.
08:44Goh, honey.
08:46We know now.
08:47Mississauga.
08:48Yanni Squatsy.
08:49Zyto.
08:59Benny, could you figure out what that there engine was talking about?
09:02Well, as near as I could make of it, the chief was saying you stole that horse from the wilderness
09:06and that you'll never be able to keep it
09:07because the Great Spirit will come and set lightning free.
09:10Are you sure that's what he said?
09:12I'm pretty sure.
09:15From the sound of it, them engines are planning on attacking us.
09:18Well, I don't rightly know.
09:20Hmm, yep.
09:21That's got to be what they're planning.
09:23I want everybody on the lookout.
09:26They might be attacked by engines.
09:28I want all the men on watch and all the children
09:31to be brought indoors and be quick about it.
09:34What do you want us to do about lightning?
09:37Keep them locked up.
09:39Underguard.
09:44Now you young'uns get in the house.
09:46No telling what those engines have on their minds.
09:49His boss says we've got to lock him up in his stall.
09:53Benny, do you think those engines are really going to attack us?
09:57Yeah, are they?
09:57I just can't rightly say.
09:58Have those Indians ever attacked here before?
10:00No, you see, most of the hostile Indian tribes have moved from here out past the plains.
10:05But what if they do decide to attack?
10:07We'd have no choice but to fight to the death.
10:09Us, fight engines?
10:11I'm only joshing you.
10:13I'm sure we won't have to fight with them.
10:14The chief never said he'd fight.
10:16He was saying matters like this most times work themselves out.
10:18Sure looked to me like he was willing to fight for lightning.
10:22That's one of the prettiest horses I've ever seen.
10:24No wonder that chief wants him all to his self.
10:26That ain't it.
10:28He wants lightning sent free so no one can ever ride him.
10:31Come on, boy.
10:33In you go now.
10:35We spent the whole afternoon cooped up in our room.
10:38It got well towards evening and we were still waiting for those engines to attack.
10:42But they never did.
10:44Oh, what a slow day.
10:46Sure wish we was back home fishing, eh, Huck?
10:50Huck?
10:51Huck, wake up.
10:52You could probably sleep longer than Riff Van Winkle.
11:03Boy.
11:08Huck, come here and take a look.
11:10They sure don't seem very concerned about watching out for them engines.
11:14Well, at least the lookout up here on the roof is keeping an eye on everything.
11:19Yeah.
11:22Come in.
11:26Hiya, Benny.
11:27For a moment there, I thought you was an engine sneaking up on us.
11:30Of course, I guess no engine would have knocked.
11:33Well, is supper almost ready?
11:34Oh, Sid.
11:35Supper will be ready in about an hour.
11:37Why is it, Sid, that you always seem to be so hungry?
11:42Well, I'm just feeling a mite homesick, I guess.
11:44When I get to feeling this way, I get a lot hungrier and eat more than normal.
11:48Well, visiting Arkansas can't be that bad.
11:51Tom, are you sad?
11:53No, I'm happy as a catfish in muddy water.
11:55I think you've been lying to me.
11:58Us?
11:59Lying?
12:01Me and Sid never lie.
12:03Now, the truth.
12:04You're not Sid.
12:06So who are you really?
12:09Oh.
12:15Um, what are you talking about anyway?
12:18Of course, this is my brother, Sid.
12:20That's a lie.
12:22This young'un can't be Sid.
12:23What do you mean?
12:24Because this boy looks to be the same age as you are.
12:27And I happen to know for a fact that your brother, Sid, is three years younger than you.
12:30So how'd you figure that out?
12:32I'm sorry.
12:33But the truth is, I felt like you two were pulling the wool over our eyes from the start.
12:38So I read the letter Mary sent me a while back.
12:41And that's what gave us away?
12:43Why, yes.
12:44The letter told me all about when you and your brother, Sid, first came to live with Mary and Aunt
12:47Polly.
12:48And it said,
12:48We've just recently taken over my two cousins, two brothers whose names are Tom and Sid.
12:53And Mary also wrote in that letter that Sid is three years younger than his brother, Tom.
12:58So the way I figure, either your brother's a mighty fast grower or all along you've just been lying to
13:04us.
13:05I'm awful sorry about lying to you, Benny, but at the time I couldn't think of nothing else to do.
13:10Well, who on earth is this young'un anyway?
13:13He's Huckleberry Finn. He's my oldest and best friend.
13:16Huckleberry!
13:17Oh, I see. That sure explains why I've heard you calling him Huck by mistake all the time.
13:22I reckon so.
13:24Well, I hate to think what Mom and Pa will do to you when they hear about this.
13:28Hmm?
13:29I reckon they'll be pretty mad at us for lying to them, won't they?
13:32Reckon so.
13:34Of course, I'd say they'll probably ask you why you'd introduce one of your friends as your brother in the
13:38first place anyway.
13:40Well, you see, Huck here was in a bit of trouble, so he had to get out of St. Petersburg
13:44and lay low for a while.
13:45So I talked him into coming here where he'd be safe.
13:49But I didn't intend to cause no trouble for Aunt Sally and Uncle Cyrus.
13:53And then when they treated us so nice and all, I was just too ashamed to admit I'd lied to
13:58him.
14:00Tom, you should have known any one of your friends would have been welcome here.
14:03Yes, I know that now.
14:05But what could I do?
14:06I'd already introduced him by then as Sid.
14:08And I reckon I was just too cowardly to confess I was lying because I didn't want to hurt their
14:13feelings.
14:14Well, now, I'll tell you what.
14:16Let's keep this just between us.
14:19Mm-hmm.
14:19Right.
14:20You're a real pal, Benny.
14:21Great.
14:22We really appreciate it.
14:24On the other hand, it might be better if your boys told the truth.
14:27Mm-hmm.
14:29But there ain't no reason to tell them.
14:30There's been no harm done, and besides, we'll be going home soon, so can't we keep it quiet, Benny?
14:35Well, maybe.
14:36I suppose I'll keep quiet if both of you help me to do something.
14:40Anything.
14:42It's gonna take all three of us to do it, though.
14:44Whatever you say.
14:45Great.
14:46But this just might be a little dangerous.
14:49That don't bother us.
14:50We could use some adventure, so tell us what's on your mind.
14:53To free lightning.
14:54You've got to be kidding me.
14:55What?
14:56We've got to go set lightning free tonight.
14:59He's got to go back to the wild where he belongs.
15:01Only we can do it.
15:03If we three don't help him, he's never going to get away.
15:21You don't reckon those Indians will attack us at night, do you?
15:25There's no telling.
15:26Even though there's a full moon out there tonight to light their way,
15:29Indians don't usually take to attacking at night or anything sure possible.
15:33We always got along with them Indians.
15:35I wish you'd never stirred up this trouble by catching that horse lightning in the first place.
15:39Sally, there's no use crying over spilt milk.
15:41What's done is done.
15:42I caught that horse fair and square, and I'm keeping him.
15:47Oh, Cyrus, I guess I just don't want to fight him like we done in the old days.
15:55And where's our Benny?
15:57She's gone back to the bunkhouse to keep all the working hands women and little ones calmed down,
16:02make sure they feel safe.
16:05I'm mighty proud to say that girl's got character.
16:08I'm going to have a look-see around back and see how Oscar's doing.
16:13I'm going to have a look-see around him.
16:48You know the plan.
16:50I'll get the hands to leave lightning stall and you free them, okay?
16:53Mm-hmm.
16:54Now you two get going that way.
16:56I sure hope they don't figure us to be Indians.
16:58We better move real quiet or we might get shot.
17:00Make sure you're extra careful.
17:02We will.
17:04Ah!
17:06It's up to you that lightning gets away.
17:32Listen up, Dan.
17:33You hear something?
17:34Yep, somebody's coming all right.
17:36Yeah, you reckon it might be an engine?
17:38Looks like a girl.
17:39Hey, Benny, is that you?
17:40Oh, Dan!
17:42What's got you so fired up?
17:44I think I just saw one.
17:45Saw what?
17:46An Indian, Dan.
17:48Where's he at?
17:49Over yonder, by the barn.
17:50By the barn, you say?
17:52Hey, Dan, I bet you them engines have the idea we're keeping lightning in the barn where he'd be hidden
17:57away.
17:58Catch him before he gets away.
18:00All right, Benny, I'll get on it right away.
18:06Wait!
18:07What is it, Benny?
18:08We got no time to spare.
18:09Well, I don't think you can catch him all by yourself.
18:11And just what gives you that idea?
18:13Just think about it.
18:14Indians are mighty cagey, you know.
18:16If you try to trap one all by yourself, there's a good chance he'll get away.
18:19Hmm.
18:20I reckon it would be better to try and surround him.
18:24All right.
18:25I'm coming.
18:27I'll show you where he was.
18:34Okay, they're gone.
18:35Come on.
18:44Give me a hand, Huck.
18:50There.
18:52Oh, hey!
18:55We gotta help him get away.
18:57Come on, hurry, Huck.
18:58Yeah.
19:02Here.
19:03This way, lightning.
19:04Here.
19:13Lightning won't be able to jump the fence unless this log's clear.
19:20That horse, Winnie, sounds like it's coming from where Oscar's being kept.
19:23Sure does.
19:24Uh-oh, darn it.
19:25Lightning's raising such a ruckus, they're going to catch us.
19:36Harder.
19:37Farer.
19:42No!
19:43Wait!
19:45Whoa!
19:47No!
19:57What is it?
19:58Look!
19:59Lightning! He got out!
20:05Those engines said we'd never hold him.
20:07I'll catch him.
20:08Just hold on there, Oscar. Let him be.
20:18Are you sure?
20:20It's better off this way.
20:21I don't see how you figure that.
20:23If we don't catch him, them Indians will catch him.
20:26No, Oscar. Them engines never wanted to catch that horse.
20:28How's that?
20:30Lightning's meant to roam.
20:32To have his freedom. The Indians know that.
20:57We're really going to miss you.
20:58Well, goodbye now.
21:03And we'll miss you, too, Huckleberry.
21:05See you around, Benny.
21:09It was a pleasure having you visit.
21:12You boys come back and see us again, you hear?
21:14Yes, sir.
21:15And send our love to your family.
21:17I will. Goodbye.
21:18Hope to see you soon.
21:23Goodbye, boys.
21:24Goodbye, Oscar.
21:31Bye.
21:34They sure were fun to have around.
21:36Me and Huck had stored up some great memories
21:38for my visit with Benny, Aunt Sally, Uncle Cyrus,
21:41and all the gang.
21:42We were going to have a lot of exciting stories
21:44to tell when we got home.
21:50Later that afternoon,
21:51as we were leaving the Phelpsie Ranch,
21:53we got a chance to say goodbye
21:54to another good friend we'd met
21:56during our cowboy adventure.
22:00Huck!
22:02Looky over there.
22:03Do you think it could be?
22:05It is.
22:06Why, it's lightning.
22:10He's talking to us.
22:11What do you suppose he's saying to us, Huck?
22:14I'd say it looks like he's come to see us off
22:16and thank us for freeing him.
22:21Yep, lightning was free again.
22:23Free to roam the prairies just like the engines.
22:26I was glad Huck and me had helped him
22:28get back where he belonged.
22:32Aren't you glad we helped to free lightning?
22:34Mm-hmm.
22:35Bye!
22:36Bye, lightning!
22:37So long now!
22:47After three days of steamboating on the Mississippi,
22:50we made a stop in St. Louis.
22:51We'd been having a passel of fun up till then,
22:54but I had an even happier surprise
22:56that was about to step on board.
22:59Thank you for a lovely visit.
23:01Mwah!
23:07Goodbye!
23:07Goodbye, Auntie!
23:08Goodbye!
23:09Vicky!
23:10Hey!
23:10Hello!
23:11Why, she's looking prettier than ever.
23:13Ha-ha!
23:14Say, well, if it isn't Huckleberry and Tom.
23:17Hi!
23:18He-he-he-he!
23:19Ha-ha-ha!
23:20Oh, Tom, how have you been?
23:21Am I glad to see you?
23:24And Huckleberry things!
23:25Golly!
23:26Ha-ha!
23:28Ha-ha!
23:30Ha-ha!
23:30Lady Luck must have been with us
23:31for Becky to have joined us
23:33on the boat back to St. Pete.
23:34We had ourselves a heap of fun
23:36all the way home.
23:38Tom, Becky, where'd you go?
23:45Oh, Tom!
23:51Ooh!
23:53Mm.
23:54Yes, sirree!
23:55That was one trip I'll never forget.
24:02Huck's new negras
24:04I was in the darkroom
24:05and I was in the darkroom
24:06and I was in the darkroom
24:07and I was in the darkroom
24:08and I was in the darkroom
24:09ren monetarily
24:11I was in the darkroom
24:14and I was on the darkroom
24:15in the darkroom
24:16Be sheep'
24:38The darkroom
24:42.
24:43.
24:43.
24:43.
24:43.
24:44.
24:45.
24:46.
24:47Mrs. Piri World
24:54君はいつでも明日を
24:59指先矢印さを
25:04知らない世界へ行こうと
25:07歌ってる
25:13きっといつか
25:15行くよ僕も
25:20君が目立つ海へ
25:23そして君に
25:25負けないくらい
25:32遠く旅をするんだ
25:39君がない
25:39君も
25:39見たい
25:41君も
25:41知らない
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