1:21:01
First, why don't you tell me
why you set me up?
1:21:05
I did it because I believed
you had to take this sanction.
1:21:11
All right, I've taken it.
1:21:13
And you and me,
working side by side like loyal Americans...
1:21:17
...not to mention Dragon and Pope.
We'll save the Republic yet.
1:21:21
Have you met the other climbers?
1:21:23
- Any suspicions?
- Could be any one of them.
1:21:27
Could even be Madam Montaigne.
She's a...
1:21:31
...very destructive woman.
You know the type.
1:21:37
I'm cold.
1:21:39
Jonathan, you know what I don't have?
1:21:43
No. What don't you have?
1:21:45
I don't have a room for the night.
1:21:48
Jesus.
1:21:51
I see, so you're the condemned man's
last wish.
1:22:00
4:00 p.m. We leave in 12 hours.
1:22:03
We must do the first 1000 feet
before the sun loosens the ice chunks.
1:22:07
If the weather holds.
1:22:08
It will hold. It's certainly magnificent.
1:22:12
A perfect choice for my last mountain.
1:22:14
John, sit down, have a beer.
1:22:17
I have a friend checking in,
but I can always go for a beer.
1:22:20
What's this about your last mountain?
1:22:22
I'm not longer young, Jonathan.
Think of it.
1:22:26
At 42, maybe I shall be the
oldest man to climb the Eiger.
1:22:30
What do you think about that, Madam?
1:22:32
How do you feel about climbing?
1:22:35
I consider mountain climbing
the biggest nonsense.
1:22:38
I've never been in better shape.
1:22:40
Ask Anna.
1:22:42
Every night for six months I perform
two hours of exercise before bed.
1:22:47
By now, she must be very anxious
to see you climb the mountain.
1:22:51
Doctor, a message
from the gentleman outside.