1:25:02
It is the train you blew up.
It put them on the alert.
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To attack now would be suicide.
Surprise is impossible.
1:25:09
Without surprise,
I never attack superior forces.
1:25:12
Instead of giving up,
listen a minute.
1:25:15
I am listening but I have my mind
on my men, yours is only on money.
1:25:19
I know how we can get a surprise.
1:25:21
Three streets from here
is the bishop's old house.
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To protect him in the rainy season
there was a tunnel.
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It led to the garrison
when it used to be a monastery.
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After the bishop moved, it was
walled up. You can break through.
1:25:36
- Who lives there now?
- Very good friends of mine.
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- Trustworthy?
- Yes. Very trustworthy.
1:25:42
Good, I got something that'll work.
1:25:44
- What?
- Fire.
1:25:46
When you were giving
those Spanish lessons,
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you ever get a peek at
where they kept the garrison money?
1:26:06
They used to pay me from a strongbox
in the general's office.
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Second floor in that building there.
1:26:12
Was it iron or wood?
Iron.
1:26:15
Great. That means it won't burn.
1:26:18
Now, I figure we separate
your men into four groups,
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giving them coal oil and dynamite,
1:26:25
and let the first group
hit that main gate.
1:26:28
The second group goes through
that tunnel into the courtyard.
1:26:32
The third group
hits that gate over there.
1:26:34
The fourth group, made up of your
best riflemen, we'll have up here.
1:26:39
They can pick off the sentries
and set fire to the garrison.
1:26:43
This all has to happen
at the same time.
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First we shall wait
for the cover of night.
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And second, some women and children
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carrying a piñata
filled with dynamite
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might get close enough to that gate.
1:26:57
What's a piñata?
1:26:59
It's an old Mexican way
of livening up a party.