1:04:00
Hell, John, I didn't realize you
were such a hometown boy.
1:04:05
- Well, I am, kid. I am when I'm in Africa.
- Yeah.
1:04:10
No, I'm serious. It took Africa
to bring all this out in me.
1:04:14
Africa and the smell
of my first wild elephant.
1:04:22
It's a shame Kivu couldn't have heard
you say that, John.
1:04:25
Oh, Kivu knows. Kivu knows
without being told.
1:04:29
John, why don't you ask Kivu to go
back to Hollywood with you?
1:04:33
Not a bad idea, kid. He could be
mighty useful around there.
1:04:37
Yeah.
1:04:47
Where are we going this morning, John?
1:04:49
A place Kivu knows. And he says a lot
of elephant go there this time of year.
1:04:54
I was wondering. How do
you two communicate?
1:04:59
Oh, we get on. I asked him this morning
about going back to the States with me.
1:05:04
Zib here actually
acted as my interpreter.
1:05:08
- What did he say?
- Said he didn't know.
1:05:11
Said he'd have to think about it.
That it was a very big decision.
1:05:30
He says we're getting close.
1:05:44
He says they're in there, but he thinks
it best if only two shooters go.
1:05:49
- Pete, are you ready?
- No, you and Zib are plenty.
1:05:53
- You're not coming?
- No, I'll wait here.
1:05:55
Now, look, kid. I've never
given you much advice.
1:05:59
I've never forced you to do anything.
But this time it's different.