"No matter what happens to me, I'll always be with you, forever," says John Smith as he leaves his fiancee. He came from a prosperous family and she was from two long lines of royalty, but she has gegeven that up just for him. She is always welcomed in the castle, but she rather have the life with a experienced, yet young Captain. They make their own living. Unfortunately, John departures England and is to arrive in a whole new world, while leaving behind his fiancee, Aurora.

Aurora: I'll be thinking of u every seconde until we meet again.
They say goodbye.
John is on the Susan Constant.
Aurora waves goodbye, goes for her daily forest walk,
and that was it.

Thomas: Hi, I'm Thomas.
John: I'm John Smith.
Thomas: Captain John Smith! I've heard of some amazing stories about you.
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They arrive at the New World in a few months.

Their governor, Ratcliffe, orders Smith to zoek the terrains.
John: Yes, sir.



John climbs up the tallest, stablest boom near by.


A raccoon ruins the moment and exits John out of his thoughts. "Hey...you're a strange fellow," for he has never seen such a creature. He hands him a biscuit.

Behind the bushes, a young Native girl hides.
She likes what she's seeing.

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(Back in the village...)
Nakoma: WHERE have u been, Pocahontas?
Pocahontas: I'm fine, I'm fine...
Nakoma: u shouldn't be running away like that.
Pocahontas: I'm sorry, ok?

Powhatan: My daughter!
Pocahontas: Father.
Powhatan: We have much to talk about.
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Pocahontas: Kocoum?!
Powhatan: Yes.
Pocahontas: But...why?
Powhatan: (sigh) Pocahontas...

As the river cuts it's path
Though the river's proud and strong
He will choose the smoothest course
That's why river's live so long
They're steady...
As the steady beating drum

Powhatan: Think before u act.

(Pocahontas leaves the scene for meer leisure time)
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(Back in the camp...)
Thomas: Aurora, eh? I've heard she's just beautiful.
John: Yeah, she is. She loves dancing, but I'm not very light on my feet.
Well, I best be on my way.

John leaves again for exploring, he still hasn't seen a Native in sight, but that doesn't mean they're not out there.

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(Waterfall)

Smith scoops water from the stream,
he notices that someone is spying on him,
as he looks into the reflection of the water in his hands.

Pocahontas, hiding behind a boom at a higher distance from the ground than Smith, climbs down to see what Smith is up to. She does a few spin walks, and jumps from stone to stone through the stream.

Meanwhile, Smith is behind the waterfall. He loads his gun. He jumps out of the waterfall, onto the rock, and aims for Pocahontas.

Pocahontas is not fearful of the weapon. She stands still.

John Smith couldn't find it in his hart-, hart to shoot her. Instead, he puts down the weapon, and offers to help Pocahontas out of there.

But Pocahontas dashes into the woods, escaping for Smith.

John: Wait!...Please.

Pocahontas heads straight to her canoe, but John reaches her. She vragen to stay, but somewhere in her zei it was the right thing to stay. She steps out of the canoe. She's almost at John's height.

John: Who are you?

Pocahontas thinks for a moment. What was this stranger saying? What should I say?
This language was so strange to her. Listening to her heart, she felt the connection and answers, "Pocahontas."

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Pocahontas becomes interested in the English language.

Pocahontas: How do u say the two different children?
John: Son and daughter.
Pocahontas: And the daughter, she is...
John: A girl.
Pocahontas: How would it be used in a sentence?
John: Alright. Hmm..."I have a girl back home."
Pocahontas: Oh! u are married?!
John: No, not yet.
Pocahontas: Oh. (smiles)
John: But I do know someone that I want to marry.
Pocahontas: Oh. And how would u call her? Your female married-to-be?
John: My fiancee.
She's back in England.
Pocahontas: England...is that your village?
John: Yes, it's a rather big village.
Pocahontas: And are u two going to be a happy couple?
John: Ha. I hope so.



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(Top Image is "Pocahontas" done door Glen Keane)