: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!
:57:03
Give me these. I'll sign now.
:57:05
MAN: They're still waiting, sir.
- Let them wait. I'll come.
:57:09
I'll be back. Don't let anybody in!
Get the workmen out.
:57:13
They make too much noise.
:57:17
This mouse in a black suit
talks like Diaz.
:57:20
No, he's right. This is peace.
It takes time. We work by law.
:57:25
Laws. Laws don't govern, men do.
:57:28
The same men who governed before are
here in that room. They have his ear.
:57:34
- They've got to be cleaned out.
- And land given back.
:57:37
- And if Madero doesn't do it...
- Yes?
:57:40
Then he's an enemy too.
:57:42
You're his emissary, officer, friend.
:57:45
I'm a friend to no one
and to nothing except logic.
:57:51
Peace is very difficult.
:57:55
Mano, what do you think?