:41:01
. . .we'll take it to the mountains
with a couple of the others.
:41:04
Let them think they've escaped. . .
:41:07
. . .and then we'll sit back
and watch it choose its favorite food.
:41:11
Yes.
:41:31
Look!
:41:40
Three days, and they still haven't
eaten anything yet.
:41:44
Precisely. Now that
the man-animals feel. . .
:41:46
. . .that they have
enough distance from us. . .
:41:49
. . .soon they'll find
their favorite food and celebrate.
:42:04
What is it?
:42:05
Food. Food!
:42:13
No spark, no flints, nothing.
You, Floyd?
:42:17
Plenty to burn.
Nothing to start a fire with.
:42:25
-That's their favorite.
-Of course it is.
:42:27
-They could've selected anything.
-It's not cooked.
:42:31
If man-animal prefers rat uncooked,
then our job is that much easier.
:42:35
If they like their rat so much,
how come those two aren't eating?
:42:39
Don't you know anything? The leader
of the pack always eats first. See?
:42:50
We're really going to have
leverage over them now.