:14:00
and I was sick all the time.
:14:02
So... I'm not a sailor.
:14:05
I was a servant. A cleaner.
:14:07
Servant. For an English family.
:14:09
On the first day everything starts
they went running to England
:14:14
so they left,
they left me alone in Barcelona.
:14:17
I'm free
for the first time of my life.
:14:33
Salud, camaradas.
:14:35
Thank you, thank you.
:14:37
You got the weapons?
:14:39
Yes.
:14:41
Antiques.
:14:42
Antiques?
:14:42
German, Mauser, 1896.
:14:44
Single load.
:14:46
How many?
:14:47
Thirty.
:14:50
Okay. All right.
:14:51
Be better using a big stick.
:14:53
Okay.
:14:56
Get these off and take them
over there into the 'store place'.
:15:02
When did you learn about guns?
:15:03
Five years in French Army,
I was sergeant.
:15:07
Comrade. Where you from?
:15:09
Italiano. Milano.
:15:11
Italiano? So you know fascism?
:15:13
They're bastards.
:15:16
Que?
:15:20
Do you need some help?
:15:21
No, I'll do it myself.
:15:24
Vale, leona.
:15:27
Aye, aye, soft ollies.
:15:28
Are you taking the piss?
:15:30
Want to change?
:15:44
Come here!
:15:47
Sit down. Sit down, please.
:15:49
Garibaldi, come here.
:15:54
My name's Rafael Poccetti, Captain.
:15:56
I know. But I need Garibaldis
more than I need Poccettis.
:15:59
Sit down, please.