1:23:13
Ifwe appear to be lacking
in gratitude, Caesar,
1:23:16
what have we
to be grateful for?
1:23:19
If you mean
to set us free,
1:23:20
then free us
completely.
1:23:22
What do you mean?
1:23:24
We are not
your children, Caesar.
1:23:27
We have a destiny, too..
1:23:29
as equals,
respecting each other,
1:23:32
Iiving together,
with love.
1:23:33
Love?
1:23:36
The human way
is violence and death.
1:23:41
Aldo wasn't human,
was he, Caesar?
1:23:48
Virgil...
1:23:51
you are
a good and wise ape.
1:23:59
And you, Caesar, are
a good and wise king.
1:24:03
We'll rebuild what's ruined
and begin again.
1:24:07
Tell me something,
MacDonald.
1:24:09
Can we make the future
what we wish?
1:24:13
I've heard that
it's possible, Caesar.
1:24:23
There. Every weapon
is back in its proper place.
1:24:28
Caesar, I want
to ask a favor.
1:24:31
This armory's been
my home for 27 years.
1:24:34
You may live in it for
the rest of your days.
1:24:36
But I don't want
to live in it.
1:24:38
No, no. Now that
the danger is over,
1:24:41
I want to see it
destroyed. Blown up.
1:24:45
The greatest danger of all
is that danger never ends.
1:24:50
And so, Mandemus,
1:24:53
we must be patient...
and wait.
1:24:58
We still wait,
my children.