:41:23
That's the maharaja?
:41:26
A kid?!
:41:30
Maybe he like older women.
:41:41
Captain Blumburtt
was just telling me
:41:42
something of the interesting
history of the palace--
:41:45
the importance it played
in the mutiny.
:41:47
It seems the British never
forget the Mutiny of 1857.
:41:53
Yes, well, you know, I think
there are other events--
:41:56
before the mutiny,
going back a century,
:41:58
back to the time of Clive--
that are more interesting.
:42:01
And what events are those,
Dr.Jones?
:42:03
Well, if memory
serves me correctly,
:42:05
this area, this province,
:42:07
was the center of activity
for the Thuggee.
:42:09
Ah!
:42:11
Snake... Surprise.
:42:15
What's the surprise?
:42:26
Dr.Jones,
you know perfectly well
:42:29
the Thuggee cult has been dead
for nearly a century.
:42:32
Yes, of course.
:42:33
The Thuggee was an obscenity
that worshipped Kali
:42:37
with human sacrifices.
:42:39
The British Army
nicely did away with them.
:42:45
Well, I suppose stories
of the Thuggee die hard.
:42:49
There are no stories anymore.
:42:51
I'm not so sure.
:42:54
We came from a small village.
:42:56
The peasants there told us
:42:58
Pankot Palace
was growing powerful again