1:42:08
Milady.
1:42:12
Sergeant, get on the radio and organise
some buses to take the kids home.
1:42:16
How come suddenly he the big hero?
1:42:20
We'd better get back to our equipment.
1:42:33
Says thank you, goodbye and
hopes you have lots of children.
1:42:37
-Tell him thanks. I'll miss him.
-He can't use that.
1:42:40
-l have to--
-Bushmen don't know about money.
1:42:42
-What can I give him?
-There's nothing here he can use.
1:42:45
-Bushmen don't need things.
-He's gotta take the money. It's the law.
1:42:56
He's going the wrong way.
The Kalahari's that way.
1:43:03
Says he got to find the
evil thing and get rid of it.
1:43:06
I don't know.
1:43:08
-I'm going to miss the little bugger.
-Yeah, me too.
1:43:12
-You gonna look like that forever?
-Like what?
1:43:15
Like Jack Hind is better than you.
1:43:17
-No, I'm going to talk to her.
-Tell her you were the big hero.
1:43:21
No, I can't do that.
1:43:22
But I do want to talk to her.
1:43:25
I'll tell her....
1:43:27
I'll say, "Look, Miss Thompson...
1:43:30
...I know you think I'm an idiot...
1:43:32
...but normally I'm quite normal.
1:43:35
It's only when I'm in the presence
of a lady that I....
1:43:38
It's really just an interesting
psychological phenomenon.
1:43:41
If a man who is susceptible to a type
of para-Freudian syndrome like this...
1:43:46
...encounters a nubile
female, what happens?"
1:43:49
I suppose another big word happens.
1:43:52
-Too erudite?
-Yeah, whatever that means.
1:43:56
Okay. I'll put it more simply. I'll say:
1:43:59
"Look, Miss Thompson.