:12:04
General Aldo, l'm... l'm sorry. The writing
you destroyed was by Caesar's son.
:12:09
- l did not want you to suffer Caesar's anger.
- What do l care for Caesar's anger?
:12:13
Let me give you a taste of mine.
:12:37
Stop him.
:12:50
Get him. Get the teacher.
:13:03
Stop! Stop.
:13:05
We'll teach the teacher a lesson.
:13:08
Throw him in the corral,
where all humans belong.
:13:16
l said stop, Aldo.
:13:18
He broke the law. With his own mouth,
he broke the First Law.
:13:22
- l am the law. What has he done?
- Caesar.
:13:25
l...
:13:27
l was there. Teacher only
reverted to type under provocation.
:13:30
He... he spoke like a slavemaster
in the old days of our servitude,
:13:34
when we were conditioned
to mechanical obedience.
:13:38
He uttered a negative imperative.
:13:41
Could you put that into words
which even Caesar could understand?
:13:46
He said ''No, Aldo, no.''
:13:50
- The schoolroom was wrecked.
- The class is ended.
:13:53
The schoolroom is closed.
Now we go back to riding horses.
:13:58
Aldo!