1:11:13
What are you looking for?
1:11:15
You wouldn't have your husband
hidden here, would you?
1:11:19
We are quite alone.
1:11:22
We are?
1:11:24
Well, that's good.
1:11:28
Well...
1:11:30
...what can I do for you, my lady?
1:11:33
- I would like to do something for you.
- You would?
1:11:37
And...
1:11:39
...what would that be?
1:11:42
I can offer you and your comrades...
1:11:45
...the chance to live and to sail
from these shores as rich men.
1:11:49
- What do you say?
- Just name your price.
1:11:52
- Who spoke of a price?
- Who gives anything without one?
1:11:57
I only want the bell.
1:12:00
You too.
1:12:04
No, I'm afraid I can't help you,
my lady.
1:12:07
- You disappoint me.
- Why?
1:12:10
You don't think I would speak
without full knowledge, do you?
1:12:14
The bell, Viking. The bell which lies
near the Pillars of Hercules.
1:12:19
From the description,
it can be no other place.
1:12:22
What description?
1:12:28
The man Vahlin talked.
1:12:31
Oh, did he? Did he, now?
1:12:34
Well, I don't know anything about
the Pillars of Hercules, you call it?
1:12:40
But if you know where this bell is...
1:12:43
...why don't you
and your husband get it?
1:12:46
Because my husband needs your skill,
your Viking seamanship.
1:12:51
We are invincible in this desert.
On the high seas we are as children.
1:12:56
You are seafarers. We are landsmen.
It is as simple as that.