:32:00
to begin your life again,
free of my shadow.
:32:04
I have no right to your trust
or claim to your love
:32:07
but please believe,
I never set out to deceive you.
:32:11
I don't know
:32:13
if an opportunity will ever
arise to redeem myself
:32:16
but I have to believe it will
:32:18
and I have to believe
:32:19
that this time
I'll face up to my fears
:32:22
and prove to myself and others,
I'm not a coward.
:32:26
What did he pay you
to bring him here?
:32:28
Listen, Gustave,
I wouldn't bring...
:32:30
Take this.
:32:32
Now get out.
:32:35
Don't come back.
:32:40
What do you want?
:32:42
Can you take me
to the British camp at Korti?
:32:45
Across the desert?
:32:47
Yes.
:32:49
Why?
:32:56
Can you take me there or not?
:33:04
For your time.
:33:09
Can you speak Arabic?
:33:10
I can learn.
:33:12
Yes, but can you learn
to look like an Arab?
:33:14
If the Mahdi's men find you...
:33:17
I'm taking a caravan of whores
up to Korti next week.
:33:20
Come and see me then.
:33:22
Left, right, left, right,
left, right, left.
:33:26
Thank you.
:33:28
Left, right, left, right,
left, right, left.
:33:30
Congratulations, Jack.
:33:32
I've decided
to give you a few weeks' leave.
:33:34
Every report I receive
singles you out for praise.
:33:40
You and several other officers
will be going to London
:33:43
to convince Parliament
:33:44
and the public opinion
that it's high time
:33:46
this government ordered us
out of Korti
:33:48
to rescue General Gordon.
:33:50
With your permission, I'd rather
stay here with the regiment.
:33:52
Why?
:33:53
I don't feel
I've done my duty yet.
:33:55
I wouldn't want
to let the others down.
:33:57
Permission refused.