1:05:05
I'll be waiting for them.
1:05:16
Leiningen come!
1:05:17
Leiningen come!
Zala, madam come!
1:05:20
Men, get the carriage ready.
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- Take care of the men in the boat.
- Yes.
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Come, men, let's go.
1:05:48
Marabunta.
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You'll want to keep going downriver.
1:05:51
I have to get to the telegraph.
1:05:53
I'll give you some fresh paddlers.
1:05:56
- What about you?
- I told you, I'm staying.
1:05:59
This isn't something you can fight.
You'll wind up like Gruber did.
1:06:02
If there's a way of stopping the ants,
I'll stop them.
1:06:04
If you don't care about yourself,
think of your people here.
1:06:06
I am thinking of them.
Fifteen years ago, they were savages.
1:06:09
I took them out of the jungle.
1:06:10
If I leave now, they'll go back
and that'll be the end of civilization
1:06:13
along the Rio Negro.
I'm staying and so are they.
1:06:16
If you can hold them.
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And I don't think you can.
1:06:20
Marabunta!
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Foreman, hold those men.
1:06:24
Yes. Stop! Do not move!
Come back here!
1:06:28
I'm running out of time.
If you don't mind, I'll make this fast.
1:06:31
Madam, I'm sorry
for everything that's happened.
1:06:35
If you're trying to say goodbye,
don't bother.
1:06:38
Why not?
1:06:39
- I'm staying here.
- No, you're not.
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Get in that boat.
1:06:44
No.
1:06:48
Your Indians, you want
to keep them here.
1:06:50
You need them to help you fight
and they're starting to leave already.
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If I leave and they see me go,
what about them?
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Will any of them stay if I go?