Leslie Knope: Ken, I know why you're here. And just let me say that we really tried.
Ken Hotate: I'm sorry, Leslie, but this is a big one. I'm under a lot of pressure. I'm gonna need to formally ask you to move the carnival.
Ben: I'm sorry? What's going on.
Leslie Knope: The carnival is on the site of the battle of Indian Hill, which was an epic seven day battle that the Wamapoke lost. Due to the fact that they didn't have any weapons.
Ken Hotate: During the battle, 93-year-old chief Wakote was shot 102 times by the calvary.
Tom: Did he die?
Leslie Knope: [softly] Yes.
Ken Hotate: And this moment will be commemorated for the next seven days with shooting galleries and fried dough stands.
Leslie Knope: Ken, I understand. But it's the only place in town that's big enough to house the carnival rides. Plus, you know with Pawnee's history it's very difficult to not be offensive.