:40:01
You knew every bolt and nut
in those corridors.
:40:06
You have 100 armed men.
How could they escape?
:40:10
They were fast
and smart, Governor Kolp.
:40:13
Many of my men
were sick,
:40:15
and the chimp
surprised us.
:40:17
Yeah. He surprised
me too, once,
:40:21
But he's an animal.
He's only an animal.
:40:23
No, Governor.
:40:24
He's more
than an animal.
:40:26
He can speak.
:40:27
So can they all.
:40:28
So speech
makes them human?
:40:31
Speech makes them
intelligent,
:40:33
and intelligence may make them
not human, but humane.
:40:36
Perhaps they
came in peace.
:40:38
Idiot.
They were armed.
:40:39
From what we saw
on the monitor,
:40:41
only for their
self-protection.
:40:43
Let them
return in peace.
:40:45
To where?
:40:46
To wherever they live.
:40:48
So they can return to
exterminate those of us
:40:50
the bomb hasn't
already exterminated?
:40:52
Where do they live?
:40:54
They came with
few provisions.
:40:56
It can't be far.
:40:57
Which way
did they head?
:40:58
They headed north,
Governor.
:41:00
organize
scout parties,
:41:02
assemble
workable equipment,
:41:04
and follow them
to their camp.
:41:05
Yes, Governor Kolp.
:41:08
Why, Governor?
:41:12
So that we
can exterminate them.
:41:22
Stop!
It's Caesar!
:41:24
We should have
stayed in the city.
:41:27
Visiting the city
is forbidden.
:41:29
I know.
I forbade it.
:41:32
Then why?
:41:33
Aldo, if a king forbids his
subjects to wear a crown,
:41:36
that doesn't mean
he can't wear one himself.
:41:38
Caesar is Caesar.
:41:39
He went to the city
for a reason.
:41:41
What reason?
:41:43
I went looking
for my past,
:41:45
but I found our future.
:41:48
Explain!
:41:50
You wouldn't understand.
:41:52
Aldo will make
the future..with this!
:41:56
Well, then Aldo
may very soon
:41:59
be in the past.