:58:03
- Why?
- Vengeance.
:58:05
You know,
that was vengeance for one of our cities...
:58:09
which was vengeance
for one of their towns...
:58:11
for one of our villages,
for one of their hamlets...
:58:14
which was probably destroyed
in the first place...
:58:16
to give some fat little princeling...
:58:19
a better view of the Rhine.
:58:23
Magdeburg is that simple.
:58:27
My family were there.
:58:30
My father, mother...
:58:33
my wife, and my son.
:58:37
Then they have been dead for 12 long years.
:58:43
We all have things we would like to forget.
:58:48
Magdeburg is mine.
:58:52
What is yours, Vogel?
:58:58
Gruber.
:59:02
Good.
:59:04
He'll wish he stayed in the mountains.
:59:07
Captain, the shrine is settled.
:59:10
The women, well, that's settled.
:59:14
Leave the valley in peace for a while.
:59:16
If I do that, he'll gain the initiative.
:59:20
Does that matter?
:59:22
It matters very much,
because then he will kill us.
:59:30
Captain, I've been to the road.
:59:33
There are fresh tracks, many horses.
:59:35
I know.
:59:37
Tomorrow, we search
the village very thoroughly...
:59:40
for secret hoards of food.
:59:42
Soldiers. They do nothing but loot,
and are never satisfied.
:59:46
Gold, silver, and jewelry, you keep.
:59:49
But the food we put in a common store
and guard it.
:59:53
If the food is to be in one store,
better the soldiers are, too.
:59:56
- I'll find a big enough house.
- Better leave them where they are.
:59:59
Then any trouble will be small.