How to pronounce “comanche” in English

The Comanches, if they'd had a team of psychologists, they couldn't have come up with a better system for taking young people and Indianizing them.

And Comanches, turns out, do the same.

She married a Comanche.

She had three Comanche children.

She's got two Comanche sons back somewhere.

But then when Comanche power is really finally crushed around 1875, and the last Comanche straggle in to the Indian agency in what's now Oklahoma, he comes in.

And get this whole Comanche thing out of their system.

the wife of a Comanche brave-- in fact, the warrior who had led the raid.

She's got these Comanches family, but the original Texan family exists also.

So the Comanches do reasonably well.

And they hauled them off to Comanche territory.

She became this mythic white Comanche princess.

She speaks a bit of Spanish and Comanche.

And she's got a Comanche husband.

Even though her sons and the Comanche community was maybe 100, 150 miles away, that could have been the other side

The book begins with the Comanche raid on the family.

And they would really become Comanches.

Because once you get the Comanches and the Texans at war with each other, Comanches are abducting a lot of people.

They're only down to-- the Comanches were down to less than 3,000 people by then.

She became for all intents and purposes a Comanche.

And she ended up spending 24 years with the Comanches.

And there's a 40-year war between Texans and Comanches going on.

And I remember thinking, the Comanche are from Oklahoma and Texas.

And sooner or later, a group of Comanches and Kiowa come down.

And in 2022, the movie “Prey” became the first film to fully be dubbed in the Comanche language.

But at one point, I heard there was this Comanche spiritual leader who was coming out to the New Jersey woods

And as I say, she grew up to become a Comanche.

And they're about to kill her, but somebody notices that this woman who looks all Comanche has blue eyes.

And there's no real sense of what had happened to her during those 24 years when she was with the Comanches.

But when you got there, if you were young and of a certain age, you would be adopted by a Comanche family, because birth

At one point, the family gets a translator to come by or someone, a scout, who knows Comanche.

And what she doesn't know, and really the only saving grace of all this, is that one of her Comanche sons, the only

Like the Spartans or the Comanches, they seem to have

this incredible movie was actually loosely based on something that had really happened, a nine-year-old girl being kidnapped by Comanches in Texas.

But they couldn't find her, and the Comanches would hide her when the time came.

But all she wants from this guy, Coho Smith, is begging-- she begs him to take her back to Comancheria, to her home.