:44:02
I want to see
this man's teeth.
:44:05
He looks strong enough.
:44:07
Put him
with the baggage porters.
:44:09
How many more we got?
How many, Bill?
:44:11
Okay, we need
another three of them.
:44:16
What's going on?!
:44:18
This man comes
from a tribe of slaves.
:44:19
The men will not serve
with him, sir.
:44:21
Look, we need all the help
we can get.
:44:24
Baggage porter!
:44:25
Get him through.
:44:28
I can't believe it.
:44:30
Come on. Come on.
Get him through.
:44:32
Come on, next.
:44:33
My Dearest Jack:
:44:35
I was so relieved
to receive your last letter.
:44:38
While the whole country
is celebrating
:44:41
your campaign against the Mahdi
:44:43
all I feel is dread
and all I think about are
:44:45
the precious times we spent
together: you, Harry, and I.
:44:50
My father used to say
:44:51
that God takes away
what's dearest to our hearts
:44:54
to remind us
how much we take for granted.
:44:57
Now that it's too late,
I wish I could turn back time.
:45:01
How differently I'd do things
given a second chance.
:45:04
Take good care of yourself,
Jack.
:45:06
I don't mind if you don't
come back covered in glory.
:45:10
Just come back safely.
:45:12
Your friend forever, Ethne.
:45:26
Thoughtful of General Wolseley
:45:28
to give us these umbrellas,
eh, Vicar?
:45:30
I burn in the sun.
:45:53
Come on, now, faster!
:45:54
Faster!