:44:04
Youtook it?
:44:07
Have you seen this one, Padre?
:44:13
Zorro.
:44:15
So my old mentor has no more wit
than the rest ofthem, eh?
:44:20
Are you trying to make me
the receiver of stolen goods?
:44:23
No, Padre, the dispenser.
:44:26
This gold was wrung from the peons.
It's up to us to restore it to them.
:44:35
My boy.
:44:37
My boy!
:44:40
My Diego!
:44:43
Padre.
:44:45
Then you will lead your people
against these scorpions?
:44:48
No. No, we'd be no match for a garrison of
trained troops. My father was right about that.
:44:53
But you must have had the alcalde at
your mercy when you took the gold from him.
:44:57
I would have snuffed him out
like a candle. God forgive me.
:45:01
It would accomplish nothing.
Anotherjust like him would take his place.
:45:04
I see.
:45:07
I see everything.
:45:09
Diego, don't deceive your father any longer.
:45:13
- It's not fair to him.
- I don't like doing it, Padre, believe me.
:45:18
But I must.
:45:20
My father is such a stickler for law and order,
he might spoil all the fun.
:45:24
But what do you hope to achieve all alone,
taking his money?
:45:27
Oh, no. But I may be able to persuade him
to resign and name my father in his place.
:45:35
- Amusing, don't you think?
- Ifyou live.