The Colonel [Gunshot]
What seems to be the problem, gentlemen?
2nd most-quoted character in Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron (2002): in 9 of its 49 quotes
A line from The Colonel [from Eli Wages]You see, gentlemen. Any horse can be broken. [hits Spirit with spurs] Move along, mustang. There are those in Washington who believe the West will never be settled. The Northern Pacific Railroad will never breach Nebraska. [directs toward Little Creek] A hostile Lakota... [the clip ends from Eli Wages] ...will never submit to Providence. And it is that manner of small thinking that would said this horse could never be broken. Discipline, time, and patience are the three great levelers.
More lines from The Colonel
8 quotes The Colonel The Colonel The Army has dealt with wild horses before. This one will be no different.
The Colonel Not the stables.
The Colonel The corral. It's time to break that horse.
The Colonel Tie this horse to the post. No food or water. Three days.
The Colonel A Lakota, not as tall as the Cheyenne, not as fine featured as the Crow.
The Colonel Not the stockades, the post. No food or water.
The Colonel [after Spirit throws him, from Scene It? Jr. DVD Game]
Soldier, secure that horse!
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