Seven Years in Tibet
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:30:02
May I impose upon your generous nature
and camp here tonight?

:30:06
Be my guest.
:30:07
Thank you.
It is very gracious of you.

:30:30
- Good.
- What else do you have in there?

:30:32
A ten-piece orchestra?
:30:34
By the way, I heard
the Japanese have retreated...

:30:39
all the way back to Shanghai so even
if you make it to the Chinese border...

:30:43
you may have dlfficulty
catchlng up with them.

:30:44
I don 't care if they're repelled
all the way back to Tokyo.

:30:47
You should if you want
to get back to Austria.

:30:50
- But I don't.
- Don't what?

:30:54
- Plan to go back.
- Why not?

:31:00
No particular reason.
:31:03
When you get there, tell my wife...
:31:05
that two years in prison camp is roughly
equivalent to four years of marriage.

:31:09
And I'm glad to be free of them both.
:31:14
I'm not golng back either,
not until this shameful war is over.

:31:18
- And where are you headed?
- Tibet.

:31:21
Then on to China.
:31:26
And you ?
:31:28
By my calculations, the Chinese border
is 2,058 kilometers away.

:31:32
Tibet is 68.
:31:35
It's a long way to travel
with such a heavy load.

:31:40
No, just full of food.
:31:42
- Precisely.
- Mine.

:31:46
That's too bad.
:31:48
Those mountains are treacherous.
There are glaciers to be crossed.

:31:52
If you had roped up to me,
I could have kept you alive.

:31:54
Considering your performance
the last time we roped up...

:31:56
I think I'm safer without you.

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