Thomas and Lon are breathless with wonder as they view the New World. | |
Pocahontas creeps out from behind a rock to get her first glance of the pale visitors. Though
her expression does not change, one pale visitor in particular catches her eye: a Captain John
Smith.
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John and Meeko get to know each other. | |
But Flit doesn't warm up to Captain Smith quite so easily. | |
Meanwhile, the rest of Pocahontas' people aren't quite so optimistic about their new visitors.
Kekata gives an assessment of the paleface that acknowledges their fears.
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Powhatan: Let us hope they do not intend to stay.
Ouch. | |
Dramatic irony! We cut to Governor Ratcliffe, claiming Jamestown for himself. | |
Mine, Mine, Mine, an accurate summary of the English's attitude towards the New World. Mine, mine,
mine, take, take, take. Nicely done.
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Pocahontas continues to stalk the supposedly expert John Smith affectively without alarming him to her presence.
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Smith scouts the terrain, and likes what he sees. (Put your hands in the air!) | |
When he stops to take a drink, he finally realises that he's being watched. About time.
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