Jordan nods, "Well I don't necessarily have somethin' against them. Remember I used to be married to one." he says. "And the only reason I end up gettin' into fights with them, is because of my big mouth, I end up sayin' somethin' stupid or wrong." he says to her. Then he noticed that she was in pain. "Are you sure you are alright? And don't say you are, cause I can clearly see that you ain't." he says as they rode so more. He was now keeping his eye on her, he was worried that she may be too injured to continue on. They soon get to the indian village. He looks at the chief's daughter, who he knew could speak english. "Can you tell your medicene woman or man to look at Rena, I think she is injured." He says. The chief's daughter nods and goes into a necessarily . An elderly woman comes out and takes Rena back to the teepee. Jordan of course would wait outside for her, he was really worried about her. And he continued to call himself stupid metally for letting her get hurt. Soon he was allowed in the teepee. The elderly woman began to speak, and the cheif's daughter translated. "She has broken ribs. And she suggests that you should stay here for a while until her ribs heal some." She says. Jordan nods, "Ok, since I could see that it was painful for her to ride a horse." he says as he walks out of the teepee. He watched as men and women began to get things ready for the celebration. When they would pass him, they would bow to him. It was their way of saying thank you and continued on thier way. He didn't want to leave her, but he felt that Rena was in good hands and began to look around the village, only to get used to the surroundings- since he figured they would be here for a while. As he walked, he heard the giggle of some indian maidens and turned to see them talking and pointing at him. He figured that they only doing that because he was the only white man in the village. He doesn't do anything and continues walking. He would eventually find the cheif and tell him what is going on, not unless his daughter had already imformed him.