Where's the nearest cash machine? http://fuq.in.net/ fuq.com Early in the film there is a tiny scene where an Asian woman assists a Caucasian lady with her outfit with loving attention and dutiful servitude, a manner completely insensitive to the real plights of the Chinese people in the Old West. The scene, like many in "The Lone Ranger," does not actually connect to anything else. Of course, "The Lone Ranger" is not the only Hollywood manifestation nostalgic for the golden days of the past that willfully refuses to acknowledge the real human cost of that glorification, but the casting of Tonto makes it especially hard to ignore.