:29:02
I've started the barricades, though.
I managed to think of that.
:29:08
Who's the sergeant with the muscles?
:29:11
Sgt Windridge. Good man.
:29:18
Not you again?
:29:19
Yes, sir, Surgeon Reynolds.
It's my arm, sir.
:29:22
The only trouble is
you never work with it.
:29:25
Pretty terrible pain, sir.
:29:28
Alright. Off with your vest.
:29:31
- Now, sir?
- Now, sir.
:29:35
Yes, sir.
:29:40
It's cruel to bend, sir.
:29:44
You know what you've got there,
my malingering Hector?
:29:47
No, sir. Hook's the name, sir.
:29:49
You've got a fine, handsome boil,
my friend.
:29:53
There's one glistening boil
for every soldier in Africa.
:29:56
You may not win many medals
on this campaign.
:29:59
But you'll certainly get more boils.
:30:01
For every gunshot wound I probe,
I expect to lance three boils.
:30:05
Medicinal brandy would set me up.
:30:08
Brandy's for heroes.
:30:09
The rest of you will make do
with boils in your skin,
:30:12
flies in your meat
and dysentery in your bellies.
:30:16
Now, then. This is going to hurt you
a lot more than it will me,
:30:20
I'm happy to say.
:30:27
Mr Bromhead? Cetewayo is coming
with two impies to destroy you.
:30:31
You must talk to Lt Chard, Mr Witt.
He commands here. Margareta.
:30:37
I am ready to take away
your sick and wounded.
:30:40
Please supply the wagons.
Daughter, tell the men to get ready.
:30:44
One moment, Miss Margareta.
Mr Witt?
:30:48
I don't suppose
you hold the Queen's commission?
:30:51
I am a man of peace, sir.
:30:52
Allow a Queen's officer
to give orders to her soldiers.
:30:56
Now, how do you know
what Cetewayo is doing?