01:49:26 - 01:53:28
4m 2s
A boy and his tribe, the Pawnee nation, gets involved in a fight with another tribe. They were successful at the cost of the boy's horse getting shot. Fortunately, the boy finds another horse and celebrates with his tribe as he finds more.
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