Recap
In a courtroom, the attorneys in the case of the Lakota Tribe vs. New Plains Electric give their summations. Mr. Samuels for New Plains notes that Barry Whitecloud doesn't want the power lines run across the Lakota lands. However, the treaty states that Black Stream Creek marks the boundaries of the lands, and their lines will be three miles southeast on Bitter Flats. New Plains called representatives from the Phoenix Foundation, MacGyver and Willis, to show that there's no indication that electromagnetic waves from the lines are harming the local wildlife. The president of the company, Everett Johnson, is going to be at the new facility to oversee the startup, which has been delayed three times by Whitecloud's lawsuit. Whitecloud does the best he can and insists that there's some kind of scandal involved and by the time they discover any problems, it'll be too late. He notes that Lakota holy men have been going to Bitter Flats for centuries. The judge limits the jury's deliberations to environmental damage only...
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Episode Quotes
Willis: We just want to set things right.
Barry Whitecloud: Sorry, you're a few centuries too late.
Standing Wolf: I am not from around here.
Barry Whitecloud: Where're you from?
Standing Wolf: A place where a warrior does not waste his time thinking, when he can take action.
MacGyver: You think they followed me?
Barry Whitecloud: You're the one whose been digging into the treaty. Unless of course they're just nostalgic to kill an Indian.
MacGyver: What are you doing?
Barry Whitecloud: Johnson's going to be at Cook Power Plant in the morning. I'm going after him.
MacGyver: Why? You'll be playing right into their hands.
Barry Whitecloud: Their hands are going to get bloody.
MacGyver: Can't you see the only way to beat them is to get at the truth?
Barry Whitecloud: There's truth in revenge.
MacGyver: This is a dream, right?
Standing Wolf: I don't think so. (pinches MacGyver) Didn't that hurt? (MacGyver shakes his head "no") Hey, maybe it is a dream.