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And why would you even care?
1:12:02
I've got Attila's sword.
1:12:06
It is not Attila's sword.
It is mine.
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That's where we got a problem.
1:12:16
I like this sword.
1:12:18
Actually, I like it a lot.
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And I intend to keep it.
1:12:30
Don't be ridiculous, Mr. Cutter.
1:12:32
You work for me.
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Now give me the sword.
1:12:38
Once again,
I beg to differ.
1:12:40
Now you work for me.
1:12:55
I've been thinking too small.
1:12:58
I mean, why should I be happy
taking millions from you
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when I could take billions
from entire nations?
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And once I control your nukes,
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that's exactly what I'm gonna do.
1:13:09
Of course, I don't want
to do this all alone.
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You and I would be partners.
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But like Attila and his brother,
what's his name?
1:13:18
Bleda, who Attila killed later
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to assume sole control
of the kingdom.
1:13:24
Mmm, well,
1:13:26
why quibble over such things?
1:13:28
Yes, like your cohort here?
1:13:32
Did you quibble with him?
1:13:35
Well, let's just say
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he didn't see things my way.
1:13:39
I have no interest of a partnership
whatsoever.
1:13:43
All I care about is the sword
which I paid you good money for.
1:13:47
I have the balance of your fee here.
1:13:50
Now, give me the sword.
1:13:56
As they say in my former country,
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possession is nine-tenths
of the law.