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He says we are the first
pale men they have seen.
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They came looking for this.
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He says they grow
everything on these islands.
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Our Father, who art in Heaven…
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I've written in my will that when
I die, you will be a free man.
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I will never leave
your side, sir.
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Those are Mactan warriors.
Enemies of the Cebuans.
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Soldiers of the Spanish Crown!
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We cannot allow these
savages to dishonor God.
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- What gives us the right…
- You can fight with me.
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But I think the best way to honor
him would be to continue our voyage.
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You were the
commander's servant.
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Rajah Humabon…
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the pale men are
selfish and arrogant.
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Run!
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To the ships!
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It's a trap!
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From now on, you're in command.
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Captain!
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BOUNDLESS
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According to Rajah Humabon,
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we should be entering
these waters through here.
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We're close to the
Guam Islands, Omar.
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Very close.
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Change course.
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Juan, half to starboard,
like I showed you.
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- One, two, three?
- That's right.
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Crew, seize the topsail!
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Raise the mainsail!
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Pachito, tell Espinoza
that we're changing course.
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With doctors and graveyards about,
what's the point of being afraid?
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TIDORE, MOLUCCA ISLANDS
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Look at all this food!
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It's even better than
the commander said!
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I owe you another one.
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Elcano!
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- Pigafetta!
- Watch out!
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Pigafetta…
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Lower your weapons.
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Columbus sailed for 69 days and
this was considered a great feat.
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How long have we been gone?
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27 months.
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It's time to go home.
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We need to repair the ships.
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And fill the holds,
I'd say. Right?
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Then say no more.
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Here it is. Our
ancient treasure.
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We have crossed two oceans,
risking our lives and our fortunes
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to find these small,
delicate flowers.
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They call them "cloves", after
a blacksmith's "nail" in Latin.
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Its taste and aroma
make it a unique spice.
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Its price is equal to gold.
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And this island
is filled with it.
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This place truly is paradise.
Our very own El Dorado.
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Captain?
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Come in, come in.
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According to my calculations,
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the coming lunar cycle brings
winds we should take advantage of.
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The ships are almost repaired.
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We need to take the eastern
route as soon as possible.
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The winds are coming
from the east.
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It won't appear on this map, but
I assure you, we're right here.
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If we keep south of
the Portuguese routes,
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beneath the winds around
the Cape of Storms…
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No, wait… You mean to
continue sailing westward?
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No…
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You want to
circumnavigate the world?
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The king's orders were clear.
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Discover a route to these islands,
then return the way we came.
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I know, I know.
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You'd sail through Portuguese waters,
carrying spices they believe are theirs?
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I've sailed the African coasts. I
know them like the back of my hand.
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We won't be able to dock
anywhere for provisions.
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You'd rather go back
the way we came?
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No route is without its dangers.
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Elcano, I won't
disobey the king.
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We'd be showing that it's
possible to navigate…
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across the entire world.
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What does it matter
what the king says?
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I need some fresh air.
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Pigafetta…
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Those weren't our orders.
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But nobody has ever
done this before.
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Off your asses, slackers!
Before they go numb.
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I want those cannons spick
and span. Come on! Up, up!
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Captain.
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The hull is rotten, Captain. We
need to change some of the planks.
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We need to find dry wood.
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We need to cut it, shape it,
then replace the old planks.
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That would take weeks.
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If we do that, we'd
miss the winds.
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It'd be careless to set out like this.
We'd be bailing water day and night.
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Gather the men.
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Sailors.
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Over two years ago, we
set sail from Seville.
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And during this journey…
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we have discovered a path
between the east and the west.
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We have sailed waters that no
man has ever sailed before.
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And we made it all the way here to the
Spice Islands, via a western route.
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All this will be for nothing if
we do not complete our mission,
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if we do not
complete this voyage.
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And these discoveries,
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the loss of three ships, and
the deaths of so many men…
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Our commander, our comrades…
140 of our comrades!
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All of this will have
been for nothing.
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Let us honor them and make
their sacrifice worthwhile.
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Let's return to Spain with
our holds filled with spices!
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We've found a leak
here on the Trinidad.
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It needs repairs.
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But we all know that the tides
and the winds won't wait.
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That's why I've made a decision.
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To leave aboard the Victoria.
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And to sail westward,
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no matter what dangers
may lie in store.
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Whoever wants to come with
me, we set sail at dawn.
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The rest of you can stay here.
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Until the Trinidad is repaired.
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If you wish to return via
the route we traveled,
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under Espinoza's command…
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then stand to this side.
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You're all free to choose.
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This letter is for my beloved.
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Tell her I'll be back soon.
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Do chickens even
know how to read?
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Two years ago,
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239 men set sail from Seville.
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Only 108 remain.
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Half of us will leave for Spain
with Elcano aboard the Victoria,
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sailing westward.
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The rest will make for the east,
once the Trinidad is repaired.
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I've got something
for you. Take it.
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It'll bring you good luck.
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I'll return it to you when
we meet again in Seville.
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You've all become a fine
pack of scurvy dogs!
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- Get going.
- One last thing…
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Last man to reach
port buys a round!
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Beautiful handwriting, Maestro.
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None of us knew if we'd
make it back alive.
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Because nobody knows
what the future holds.
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Nobody knows what fate
has in store for us.
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Watch out for the Portuguese.
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Good luck.
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Gentlemen.
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Maestro…
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Captain.
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Let's go.
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Juan! Head below deck, now!
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Lower the foresail!
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Lower the foresail!
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We can't control the flooding.
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We'll have to bail
water day and night.
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Going on like this
would be suicide.
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We have no other options.
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Let's find a port.
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We can't dock in a port belonging
to the Portuguese crown.
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If they find out we're part
of Magellan's expedition,
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they'll take us to Lisbon
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and we'll end up rotting
in one of their prisons.
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- Is that what you want?
- Of course not.
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But twelve men have died.
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Twelve.
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And the rest have
barely eaten in weeks.
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We can shed some weight. We'll
throw some of the cargo overboard.
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You're mad!
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That cargo will
make us all rich.
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It's all we have left.
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I'll change over the shifts.
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Do you hear that?
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I hope he knows what he's doing.
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We are in his hands.
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I've known Juan Sebastián
Elcano for over ten years.
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We fought together in Algiers…
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under the orders of
Cardinal Cisneros.
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I assure you, we're
in good hands.
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Maestro…
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Do you remember what
happened in San Julian Bay?
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I remember perfectly.
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The commander beheaded the
man who rose up against him.
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Miguel Menéndez de
las Vascongadas.
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That's 16 men dead…
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since we left the Spice Islands.
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We have to stop, Elcano.
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- We can't…
- We have to stop.
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We can't stop!
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We're sick of this!
We're starving!
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Enough! Stop it!
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You all freely chose to
come on this journey!
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We can't go on any longer.
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Very well.
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I won't have us fighting
among ourselves again,
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so we'll vote on it.
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Let the majority decide.
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We find a port…
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and we endure the torture
of a Portuguese prison.
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Or we continue sailing…
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and run the danger
of dying at sea.
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What say you?
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Port.
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Port.
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Port, Captain.
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- Port.
- Port.
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- Please, port…
- Port.
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We're changing course.
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The crew is exhausted
and starving.
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The hardships have been many over
the course of almost three years.
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They are not willing to
make any more sacrifices.
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Such is their desperation
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that they are ready to fall
into the hands of the Portuguese
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and end up in a prison cell
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in exchange for a crust of
bread and a sip of fresh water.
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Elcano knows that if the
Portuguese capture us,
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they will steal our cargo, the
value of which is incalculable.
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A fortune that would make
all of us immensely rich.
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And he knows we'd lose something
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far more important
to him at this point:
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not being able to
complete the journey.
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Not being able to complete
our journey around the world.
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You don't have to go, Captain.
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If we're not back by
dawn, weigh anchors.
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I'm going.
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- No…
- Elcano.
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Juan! Here, give me a hand.
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Help me with this…
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Rice!
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Hey!
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This way.
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Come here, come here.
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Look over there.
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Elcano.
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We have to give them water.
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Later! This is too dangerous.
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We have to help them.
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Hey!
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Hey, you! They're mine!
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Where'd you come from?
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Get away from that cage!
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Take this ass away.
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Make sure the slaves
are still locked in.
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00:29:31,958 --> 00:29:33,166
And Omar?
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00:29:34,916 --> 00:29:36,125
Where's Omar?
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Weigh anchors!
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June 9th, in the year
of our Lord 1522.
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Nearly three years ago,
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we set sail from Seville
in search of a dream.
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The dream of Captain
Ferdinand Magellan.
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His dream was achieved,
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even though he,
like many others,
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lost his life in the attempt.
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Some of us still live, and
we are very close to home.
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00:30:38,458 --> 00:30:45,083
But hunger and disease are
picking us off one by one.
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I fear perhaps the only thing that
will return to Spain is a ghost ship.
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We are the Portuguese Navy.
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I want to see this
ship's captain.
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00:31:15,333 --> 00:31:18,958
You are in Portuguese waters.
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00:31:21,375 --> 00:31:26,083
We have orders to search any
vessel flying the Spanish flag.
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00:31:33,541 --> 00:31:35,000
We're in quarantine.
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We have the plague, sir.
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For the love of God…
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Let's leave, now.
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Now!
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Land!
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Land ahoy!
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Land!
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SANLÚCAR DE BARRAMEDA
SEPTEMBER 6TH, 1522
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Welcome!
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The list of the dead.
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Elcano, did you find it?
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Did you find the route
to the West Indies?
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No.
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We discovered the world.
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BETWEEN AUGUST 1519
AND SEPTEMBER 1522,
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THE 18 SURVIVORS OF THE VICTORIA
SAILED ALMOST 90,000 KILOMETRES,
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A DISTANCE 15 TIMES GREATER
THAN THAT WHICH COLUMBUS SAILED
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ON HIS FIRST JOURNEY
TO THE NEW WORLD.
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TO THIS DAY, THE
CIRCUMNAVIGATION OF THE GLOBE
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ACCOMPLISHED BY
MAGELLAN AND ELCANO
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IS CONSIDERED THE GREATEST
MARITIME FEAT IN HISTORY.
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WITH THIS NEW WESTERN ROUTE,
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SPAIN CONTROLLED THE
SPICE TRADE FOR DECADES.
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THE CREW OF THE TRINIDAD
NEVER RETURNED TO SPAIN.
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CONSTANT STORMS FORCED
THEM TO RETURN TO TIDORE,
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WHERE THEY WERE CAPTURED AND
IMPRISONED BY THE PORTUGUESE.
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Adaptation: Chris Smith
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