:14:02
- That big cities frighten you.
- But, Armando, where would l go?
:14:05
You wait right here!
lf this works, l'll be back by nightfall.
:14:08
- But what ifthey don't let you go?
- Oh, they will. They will.
:14:15
But just in case, if l am not back by then...
:14:19
Now, these steps go down
to a tunnel that leads to the harbor.
:14:23
Cargoes of apes are frequently
unloaded at night.
:14:26
- You must try to infiltrate one ofthem.
- But, Armando...
:14:29
Apes imported from overseas arrive naked,
so you'll have to get rid ofthese clothes.
:14:33
- Well, l don't want to.
- We must have an alternate plan!
:14:39
Right now, the only safe
hiding place for you
:14:43
is among your own kind.
:14:59
l shouldn't be long.
:15:14
Why would you say ''human''?
:15:16
''Human.'' That's a very odd thing
for another human being to say.
:15:20
l didn't say ''human,'' Mr Governor.
l said ''inhuman.''
:15:23
Lousy inhuman bastards. And by the blessed
St Francis, who loved all animals, l meant it.
:15:29
- You see, l run a circus...
- We know that.
:15:31
- From 20 years back.
- Since the talking apes arrived on Earth
:15:36
and conceived a baby whose survival could
have threatened the future ofthe human race.
:15:40
Mr Governor, l understand
the baby was shot dead with its parents.
:15:44
Or so it was believed, Mr MacDonald.
:15:47
However, since this morning, l'm beginning
to wonder ifthey shot the right baby.
:15:52
The apes could have switched
their baby with one from the zoo.
:15:55
- Or perhaps a circus.
- Surely, Mr Governor, you can't be serious!