The Chief was quick to start, "We have thought long and hard about your words. We agree that the White man can never be driven from our lands, and for...us to survive we will have to change. What you say seems better then becoming a white man, and lets us keep our values. We can see that the white man can do things that we can't and to learn how would make us stronger. We thank you for this knowledge, but we cannot see ourselves joining the Cheyenne. We are Ute, and we will stay Ute, or die. Gary watched all this with growing annoyance. Jerome get over here Gary said. Shaking his fist at Jerome he said Don’t talk to my daughters like that in future. Concentrate on your work and stop flirting with school girls. It’s not all that long ago men like you got in big trouble for doing stuff like that. Jerome couldn’t believe what he just heard. He knew Gary was a rich dickhead but he never knew he was a racist too. Jerome thought he’d have to teach this rich white asshole a lesson. As. And I owe you the respect of asking." And if I said 'no'?" You're my Gramma and you love me enough to disrupt your life and take care of me and want good things for me, and if we talk to you about this, you won't say no." Baby, this isn't because of us talking about you moving out after you graduate, is it? Because seriously, you're good here. And if you go to college, you're STILL good here. I talked to Johnny about it. He totally understands." I appreciate that, Gramma," I said. "Really. But. Very good. Very, very, very good!John let out a little scoff when he saw the title of the first episodewas 'One Little Slip.' Since the whole story line about his slip wasin this first episode, it seemed a little 'on the nose' to him, but,as it turned out, it dealt with mistakes that Don's character, Ed'scharacter and John's character all made.The dramatic sections, particularly the slap that had given John ablack eye, were powerful and impacted the audience very well. Thescenes between John.