:55:01
MADERO:
Well, there he goes.
:55:03
Old Diaz was rottener than we knew.
:55:05
Huerta pushed from the North with
Pancho Villa, you, the South...
:55:10
...why, Diaz crumbled.
- Pardon me, sir.
:55:14
When will the village lands
be given back? People ask.
:55:18
Don't worry.
We build slowly and carefully.
:55:21
Give me this. I'll sign this now.
:55:24
The country people want to know.
:55:26
They will get their land, but under the
law. It's delicate. It must be studied.
:55:32
What's to study?
:55:34
Land must be given back under
the law so there's no injustice.
:55:38
And speaking of lands...
Close the door, please.
:55:43
Let me show you this.
:55:46
Thank you.
:55:48
You see here,
where these two streams meet?
:55:52
The land is very rich here.
Rich and level and well-watered.
:55:58
And I'm told it has
a good house on it.
:56:02
You know what this is, general?
:56:06
- No.
- This is your ranch.
:56:14
My ranch?
:56:16
It's an old custom
to reward victorious generals...
:56:20
...and no one deserves it
more than you.
:56:23
[CLATTERING]
:56:25
I did not fight for a ranch.
:56:30
I don't think you know what I meant.
:56:33
I know what you meant.
:56:36
[SAWING]
:56:38
The land that I fought for
was not for myself.
:56:42
- But...
- What about the land I did fight for?
:56:45
General, that'll be taken care of.
Believe me. In good time.
:56:50
Now is a good time.
:56:51
- General, sit down.
- I am not tired.
:56:54
This is a constitutional government.
There's a way to do things.
:56:59
This noise, confusion, I can't think.
Get out! Out! Get out!