:52:01
- No. I don't.
- Then why did you say it?
:52:04
Because here is my world.
These are my people, and this is where I belong.
:52:10
If I went to England, who would I be?
What would I be?
:52:13
- David Boyeur.
- No.
:52:17
I'd be an exile in a bowler hat,
sipping tea, and carrying a rolled umbrella...
:52:22
talking with the other exiles about how much
we could do if we were only there.
:52:26
But I'm here.
I don't have to go.
:52:29
And even here,
I'd be in your way, wouldn't I?
:52:35
Yes, you would be
in my way.
:52:36
- Besides, they'd never understand.
- Who wouldn't?
:52:40
My own people.
:52:43
They'd feel I betrayed them.
:52:46
I have no choice.
:52:48
You're like a rock.
:52:50
Yes. I'm buried deep right here.
:52:57
My people have their freedom.
:53:00
They've got a vote.
They've got power now.
:53:03
And I've got to show them
how to use it.
:53:06
When I'm through here
in Santa Marta...
:53:08
I'll go to St. Kitts and Barbados and Grenada-
the whole archipelago.
:53:13
Shall I tell you why
you won't go to England?
:53:15
You don't want that power for your people.
You want it for yourself.
:53:19
You're afraid to go there
because you won't have it anymore.
:53:22
- Do you really mean that?
- I wanted to admire you...
:53:24
to feel that you were
superior to most men.
:53:27
People don't count with you.
Nothing counts with you but power.
:53:30
You use people.
You climb on their backs.
:53:33
You can't mean that.
:53:36
No, I don't.
:53:38
You're right and I'm wrong.
I'm wrong and you're right.
:53:44
- And that's the end, is it?
- Yes. That's the end.