:33:01
It is my mission
to pass on to you...
:33:05
Meriweather was one
of the smartest men I ever knowed,...
:33:09
...but he tended to lose
parts of himself.
:33:13
When I joined him, his left hand
and his left ear were already gone.
:33:18
We might see a miracle,
one I have witnessed before.
:33:22
The power of this elixir
has been proven...
:33:24
Walk!
:33:27
Walk!
:33:30
During my years with Meriweather,...
:33:32
...he lost an eye
as a result of a fifth ace...
:33:36
...dropping out his sleeve
in a poker game.
:33:39
It didn't faze him, though.
Deception was his life's blood,...
:33:43
...even if it caused him to get
whittled down kind of gradual like.
:33:50
You're improving. You just can't seem
to get rid of that streak of honesty.
:33:55
The one that ruined you
was that Indian, Old Tepee.
:33:59
- You mean Old Lodge Skins?
- He gave you a vision...
:34:03
...of moral order in the universe,
and there isn't any.
:34:07
Those stars twinkle in a void,
dear boy,...
:34:10
...and the two-legged creature schemes
and dreams beneath them, all in vain.
:34:17
All in vain, Jack.
:34:20
- You hear anything?
- Listen to me!
:34:23
Men will believe anything,
the more preposterous the better.
:34:27
Whales speak French
at the bottom of the sea.
:34:32
The horses of Arabia
have silver wings.
:34:35
Pygmies mate with elephants
in darkest Africa.
:34:39
I have sold all those propositions.
:34:52
Well, maybe we're all fools
and none of it matters.