:33:01
(DRIVER) Thanks very much, sir.
:33:05
I hope I didn't strike a sentimental note
back there in the camp.
:33:10
Not at all, Leo.
:33:12
You know, there's no one else
I'd rather be on a cannibal's menu with.
:33:17
Edward.
:33:21
- You should have said you were coming.
- I wanted to surprise you.
:33:23
"On the far side of the lake
above the tree-line lies the Indian village.
:33:25
You certainly have.
:33:28
- I thought you might have been at the docks.
- I couldn't make it.
:33:28
"Here the Indians can more easily
protect themselves
:33:31
"from attack by carnivorous dinosaurs.
:33:34
"It appears we have rescued
none other than the son of the chief,
:33:38
"and with this piece of good fortune, for the
first time in days, our spirits begin to lift."
:33:40
Edward, this is Mr Arthur Hare.
:33:44
Arthur, this is Edward Malone.
:33:46
Achille.
:33:48
I've been following your exploits with
the Challenger expedition in The Gazette.
:33:50
I feared you were dead.
:33:53
How magnificent!
:33:56
- You must be very brave.
- Not especially.
:33:57
Father, Padre Mendoz has returned to us.
:34:02
Forgive me, might it be possible for me to
have a moment alone with Miss Illingworth?
:34:06
Clearly, these people recognise
natural authority when they see it!
:34:09
I'm not sure that would be appropriate,
what with Gladys being my fiancee.
:34:13
He really is intolerable.
:34:18
- Fiancee?
- Indeed.
:34:18
(INDIANS GASP)
:34:20
Are you going to congratulate us?
:34:22
- This is a little sudden.
- It was a whirlwind romance.
:34:26
I... I... swept her away.
:34:26
Padre Mendoz.
:34:29
- I named a lake after you.
- A lake? That was very sweet.
:34:33
(SPEAKS INDIAN LANGUAGE)
:34:38
- Congratulations, Mr Hare.
- Thank you.
:34:42
You are indeed a very lucky man.
:34:46
He and his daughter
thank you for bringing back his son.
:34:49
Ah...
:34:50
They keep calling you Padre Mendoz.
:34:53
- Why?
- I don't know.
:34:56
You seem to be taking this
very well, Edward, but...