For Whom the Bell Tolls
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:32:04
And for the Republic.
- What's that, woman?

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I am for the bridge and against you.
Nothing more.

:32:16
What do you say, Primitivo?
- I am also for the bridge.

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Fernando?
:32:22
To me the bridge means nothing.
I'm for the woman of Pablo.

:32:28
Andrés!
- Yes, equally!

:32:33
The same, Pilar.
:32:36
Then we blow the bridge
and retreat to the Gredos afterwards.

:32:40
You with your head of a bull
and heart of a hawk!

:32:44
You think there'll be
any "afterwards", from this bridge?

:32:47
I am for the Republic
and the Republic is the bridge!

:32:50
It means nothing
to be hunted like a beast

:32:54
after this thing
which brings no profit?

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Nor even to die for it?
:33:01
Don’t try to frighten us, coward!
:33:05
Coward?
Is it cowardly to know what's foolish?

:33:09
Or am I a leader for nothing?
Haven't I gotten you this far alive?

:33:14
This foreigner comes to do a thing
for the good of the foreigners.

:33:20
For his goal you want to sacrifice us!
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I'm for the good and safety of all.
- Safety!

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There is no such thing.
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Did I spend 9 years with matadors
not to learn about fear and safety?

:33:36
Speak to me of anything but safety!
:33:40
Look at him.
How I believed in him once.

:33:44
And look what he is now.
From a year of war you've become lazy,

:33:49
a drunkard and a coward.
- Woman!

:33:52
You have no right to speak like that.
Not before my people and a stranger.

:33:57
Do you still believe
you command here?


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