:47:00
If I happen to find a lot.
Rocks can be very heavy.
:47:03
How many did you find
this morning?
:47:07
Not many.
:47:08
In fact, none.
:47:10
Well, I mustn't be late
for lunch, must I?
:47:21
Who needed this,
Miss Ferris?
:47:23
Well...
:47:26
(Sighs)
:47:27
As a matter of fact...
:47:28
I wasn't actually
looking for rocks.
:47:30
Well, that is,
I was at first.
:47:33
But then I went up there
into the hills...
:47:35
and I came across
this shepherd...
:47:37
who'd broken his leg.
:47:39
He'd slipped
and broken his leg.
:47:41
Ah...
:47:42
Oh, the poor man was lying
out there with nothing...
:47:45
so of coursse
I had to do something.
:47:47
Up... up in the hills?
:47:49
Uh-huh. Uh, look.
:47:56
Up there.
:47:57
He was awfully grateful.
:47:59
He was an awfully
nice shepherd...
:48:00
very old...
:48:01
Well, you show me
where you left him.
:48:03
I will make arrangements...
:48:05
to have him carried
back to the village.
:48:07
Oh, he could walk.
He walked away.
:48:08
He's quite
all right now.
:48:09
He walked?
With a broken leg?
:48:11
Yes.
:48:13
Well, good-bye.
:48:21
Mr. Stratos,
uh...
:48:23
really,
he's all right.
:48:25
Perhaps it wasn't
completely broken.
:48:27
I think we should
make sure, don't you?
:48:29
No. He's gone home
with his sheep.
:48:31
When a shepherd
breaks his leg...
:48:33
he always goes into
this church to pray.
:48:35
It's an old tradition
in Aghios Georgios.
:48:41
Oh...
:48:42
Mr. Stratos,
I promise you.
:48:45
He went over
the mountains to...
:48:47
You are
a very bad liar!
:48:49
You're also
a very stupid girl.
:48:52
You've come to see
the beauties of Crete?
:48:53
Let me show you one.
:48:55
Let me go!
Leave me alone!
:48:57
Let me go!