:38:10
- All right, set him down.
- Don't. Take him into the lean-to.
:38:13
Put him down carefully.
He's a very sick man.
:38:17
Which one of you men
calls himself the cook?
:38:19
- Me.
- I shall want some hot water first.
:38:21
Then some clear broth.
Do you know how to make it?
:38:23
Don't pretend you do if you don't.
:38:25
Good. Hurry off.
Maximo, get these men some water.
:38:28
- Can't you see they're thirsty?
- Yes, ma'am.
:38:32
Cook, that's a petticoat you're gaping at.
You've seen a petticoat before.
:38:36
- Yes, but not lately.
- Hurry with the broth.
:38:42
- Who is he?
- He's the grandson of Andrés Bonifacio.
:38:47
No wonder you carried him so carefully.
:38:51
Those men are waiting for you.
:38:59
- Where are you from?
- From the north. Lingayen.
:39:01
- I've come to fight.
- We come from Batangas.
:39:04
- We've come to fight, too.
- Good. Plenty of fighting to be done.
:39:07
- Do you bring any news?
- They say the Japs have taken Bataan.
:39:10
- I know. How about Corregidor?
- They don't say about Corregidor.
:39:15
You men can do the most good
if you go back to your barrios...
:39:18
and tell them
that the war hasn't ended yet.
:39:20
And now the people must fight.
We need men.
:39:23
We have no arms.
:39:26
- Where did you get this?
- Killed a Jap.
:39:28
Kill more Japs and get more guns.
:39:31
When you have men and arms,
send your leaders to me.
:39:33
You'll know where we are.
:39:35
Good luck.
:39:37
- Thank you.
- Be careful.
:39:39
We'll drive all the Japs out.
We'll chase them out of Balintawak.
:39:43
Sure you will, Maximo.
:39:45
Hurry to the village and try to find eggs.
Don't forget those papers. Hurry now.
:39:51
You know what this will mean
for the people? Reprisals and terror.
:39:55
It's always been an all-out war.
:39:58
Now there's no pretense about it.
:39:59
You can't inflict this on them.
They've suffered too much.