1:13:03
I see.
1:13:05
So...
1:13:08
...what are you offering me?
1:13:10
A ship and your own men to man it.
1:13:14
- A Moorish ship?
- What else?
1:13:17
I'd as soon go to sea
in a fish basket.
1:13:19
To get through the maelstrom
that guards the...
1:13:25
- And you didn't know about the bell?
- All right.
1:13:28
Anyway, you need a real ship.
A Moorish galley would never make it.
1:13:33
- You must try.
- No, it's impossible, absolutely...
1:13:38
Well, I have an idea.
1:13:40
My own ship lies beached
down there on the coast.
1:13:43
She got through rough waters once.
Let me repair her and she'll do it again.
1:13:48
How long would you take?
1:13:50
Not long. Just a few days,
given the timber and my crew.
1:13:57
I'd like to ask you something,
my lady.
1:14:02
In whose name are you
making this offer?
1:14:07
Your husband, or yourself?
1:14:11
I speak for both,
my husband and myself.
1:14:15
I see.
1:14:17
And why should he leave
such a delicate problem to you?
1:14:23
Because tonight he is occupied.
1:14:57
They told me you tried to scratch
your cheeks with your nails.