Beginning□j□st after the□b□oody□Sioux victory over General Custer □t □itt□e □ig□Horn,□Bury□M□□Heart at□□ound□d Knee i□tertwines the□p□rs□□c□i□es of three charac□ers: C□arl□s Eastman □Beach□, □é □hi□es□, a yo□ng, □ar□m□uth-educated, Sioux doctor h□ld up□as living p□oof of the a□leged □uccess of assimil□tion; Sitting Bull □Schellenberg), t□e pr□ud L□kota□c□i□f who □ef□ses □o submit to U.S. go□ernment poli□□es desi□□□d to□st□ip his□pe□ple□of□the□r□identi□y,□□□eir □i□□ity□and□□hei□ sacre□ l□nd – the g□ld-laden Bla□k□Hills of the □akotas; and□Senator H□nr□ □awe□□(Qui□n), wh□ w□s one of the arc□itec□s of □he gover□men□ p□licy □n □ndia□ aff□irs□□While □as□m□n and□patric□an schoolteac□er □lain□ □oo□al□ (Paq□□n) work□to impr□ve life for□the Indians □□□th□ □e□ervation, Senator Dawes lobb□es P□es□dent Gran□ (Thompson) f□r more□huma□e □reatme□t□ op□osing t□e bellicose stance of General□William □ecumseh □herman□(Feore). Ho□e ris□s for□□□e I□dians in th□ fo□m of□the proph□□ Wovoka□(S□udi) and □he □ho□t Da□ce – □ messianic □ove□ent that promis□s□an□end□o□ their suffering unde□□the w□ite man. □his hop□ is obl□te□a□□d af□er th□ □ssass□nation □f□Si□□ing Bu□l an□ the ma□sacre □f hundreds of India□ men, women and child□en by the □th Cavalry at□Wo□nded□K□ee Cre□□□on Dec. 29, 1890.□□ritten by□□BO Films3:《唐人的餐桌》,作者:孑与2叶军浪点头说道。闫融道:□□主今□不(🗒)妨问问谢道韫,看她的话和王质的话是□对得上□”□“确实没了(🦖)解(⬇)过,叶师弟,既□你知道,你就给我们讲讲吧。”