All language subtitles for adv_sinbad_s01e19_trickster

I do so love these little vacation
jaunts.

You never know who you're going to run
into.

Here I am in the middle of nowhere, with
my enemies all lined up like ducks in a

row, just waiting to be destroyed.

Please, I'm above all that.

And where is your sense of fun?

I'm not going to destroy them outright.

I'm going to have a little fun first.

Now, as much as I'd love to sit and
chat,

work to do.

Let the games begin.

Hello?

Darn it! Get out of here!

Is it done yet, Feroze?

Just about.

It's good to take time to enjoy the sky
and the sea, isn't it?

Aye. Fortune has indeed smiled upon us
this voyage.

Calm seas, soft winds, generous
merchants.

May better get here soon, or she'll miss
her lunch.

Shall I call her?

No.

Let her enjoy herself.

The fresh air and all.

We have to warn the others.

Was that a fireball?

Maeve's in trouble.

Dubar, you come with me.

Varus, Rongar, stay here and keep your
eye out. For what?

For anything that might have you for
lunch. Maeve doesn't use her fireballs

lightly.

Damn it!

Is Maeve okay?

Maeve!

Maeve! It's me, Thin Bear.

We have to get out of here.

It's evil.

It's invaded the island.

Take it easy, Maeve. Now take a deep
breath.

The looks of it, you've given yourself a
nasty bump on the forehead.

Now let's take you back to camp.

No!

We have to go to the ship. Hello, slow
down.

Tell us what happened.

We're the monster.

We're in the sea.

I took care of them.

But where there's one... Hi, girl.
There's probably more.

We'll discuss this at camp.

It's all right, Dermot. She's safe now.

They've spoken too soon.

What the devil is going on?

Oh, I don't believe it.

Ada?

You're gone.

It's time I took care of her. What's
wrong?

You're in no shape to take care of
anyone but yourself.

Come on, let's go.

Who are you to give me orders?

Your captain.

And your friend. This isn't the time or
the place.

Save your pipe for when you have the
advantage. Now come on.

Of the Romina variety.

There's no way we can make it back to
the ship. We'll be torn to pieces by

whirlwind. Head inland? I don't think we
have a choice.

Dermot, leave me alone.

Don't like the looks of this, Sinbad.

Nor I.

But these ruins look like the only
source of protection from Amina.

Sinbad! Look!

Rungar's found writing.

It's unlike any script I've ever seen
before.

It's probably pre -Atlantean.

It's Elzakian.

Fine. We'll decipher it on the way out.
No, wait! I can make it out.

Jim didn't tell me to read. It was part
of his training.

Ramina's going to wipe us out if we
don't move.

This is a place of darkness. And
shadows.

I could have told you that without
reading the rock.

What's it say?

Aware all mortals, this is the resting
place of the old ones.

Only their power rules here.

No magic from the outside has any power
here.

Pity to all those who enter herein and
disturb their eternal sleep.

Fine, it's a graveyard.

And it's going to be ours if we don't
get out of Rumina's way.

Well, we have to make a stand.

And this place is as good as any.

Over there, behind those stones.

We're desecrating magical ground. Look,
we'll put a coin on the collection

plate. Quickly, Maeve, over here.

Maeve, I suggest you disable her with
one of your fireballs.

When she's weakened, we'll go in and try
to overpower her.

But if she won't let herself be
overpowered... Then we'll go in for the

No magic from outside has any power.

Faith! I don't know what's wrong!

Concentrate! I am concentrating!

It's just not working.

The rock!

It warned us.

Only the old ones' powers meet anything
on this ground.

Translation?

Faith has no power. We're as good as
dead!

Need some help?

Stand back, sea dog.

I've tolerated your insolence long
enough.

Now you'll feel my wrath.

You'll all feel my wrath.

Feeling any wrath yet?

No. But I'm downwind of something
rotten.

Why, you sorry little sodbuster of a
spellcaster.

Come on, witch.

I've waited for this moment since the
first day we met.

Your powers won't work here, Romina.

Neither will mine.

The old ones control this place.

Looks like we'll have to settle our
differences up close and personal.

What's your weapon of choice?

Sword?

Dagger?

soul. What the?

Could they be the old ones?

Wherever they are, I don't think they're
going to let us leave.

We could rush them.

Something tells me that wouldn't have
much of an effect.

Sinbad's right, Dubar. We don't know
what kind of demons they might be.

And we don't have magic on our side.

Well, we can't stand here and stare at
them.

I'm open to suggestions.

I, for one, am not going to stand here
and make goo -goo eyes with a bunch of

ghouls who have no flair for fashion.
Out of my way, questions, I'll turn you

into toads.

Or perhaps we could stay here for a
while and observe their behavior.

You know, learn their weaknesses.

Yeah, a very savvy scientific
observation coming from a witch.

I meant that as a compliment.

Romina has a point.

We can't get past them in the broad
daylight.

And we can't stand here forever out in
the open.

Who knows how many friends of theirs are
waiting out there.

What about the ruins?

We could camp there until we come up
with a plan of action.

Now to your wisdom, big brother.

Everybody, let's move back slowly.

Don't antagonize them.

Might as well make ourselves
comfortable.

Looks like we're going to be stuck here
a while.

Comfortable? Have you looked at this
place? It's filthy.

Why don't you conjure up a few servants?

Tidy the place up.

Enough!

All right, you're not kidding.

Well, it's been nice. Wait.

They're not gone.

I just can't see them.

Wherever they are, they're still waiting
for us.

Well, maybe I can reason with them.
Appeal to their intellect.

Bruce, don't talk nonsense.

Well, at least I'm trying to figure a
way to get out of this. Oh, and I'm not?

What are you looking at?

So, this is the big happy family you
care so much for.

Why don't you just let them fend for
themselves and concentrate on how you

are going to get out of here?

Oh, excuse

me. Do go on.

I haven't heard such amusing chatter for
quite some time.

Are you an old one?

No, no, no.

I'm not one of them.

I'm Raynard, caretaker of this lovely
spot.

I am Thinbad, and these are my...
Doctor, please.

No introduction necessary.

Excuse me?

I don't want to become too attached to
you.

You see, by the end of the day, you'll
all be dead.

I don't understand.

Why do these spirits here want to stay?

Oh, they're more than spirits, dear
captain.

They're the old ones.

I've never heard of these old ones.

And I'm a sorceress. A sorceress
apprentice, peasant.

I, however, am a true sorceress. The
daughter of the greatest sorcerer in the

East, Turok.

I've never heard of him.

Is he here as well?

No.

He's dead.

It couldn't have been all that great.

I don't have to stand for this.

Oh, but you do, my dear, you do.

No one invited you to this hallowed
spot.

You trespassed in spite of the warning.

And now you must pay for your
disrespect.

I take it these old ones were powerful.

Oh, yes.

In the days before time became a fact.

There were only two things in existence.

The earth and the old ones.

Gods they were, gods they still be.

If they are indeed gods, why haven't we
heard of them?

Well, I'm not an expert, but as far as I
can gather, gods have their weaknesses

just as mortals do. The old ones were
primordials, full of emotion.

Unfortunately...

They were excellent at anger.

In spite of the fact that the earth was
all theirs, they squabbled over it.

Eventually, their squabbling led to all
-out war.

Quite simply, they destroyed each other.

And those that weren't destroyed
weakened to a point of exhaustion, I'm

So where's the threat?

Their anger, their power to hate, was so
great, it never died.

Nowadays, when someone dares to trespass
on this small portion of the earth they

still cling to, that hatred emerges once
again.

All right.

We trespassed. Now what?

Now you die.

Would you care to elaborate?

Let's just say the old ones have a very
healthy appetite.

How is it you came to work for them?

Oh, you have nothing to fear from me,
dear captain.

I came here just like you, the young
man, foolish, headstrong.

I thought I could cut off a few of these
statues, make a profit.

The old ones caught me, of course. I
assume they admired my gall.

They showed you mercy?

Not quite. There was a trade -off. They
needed a servant, a slave, if you will,

someone to honor their memory, tend
their grounds.

Thus... All my days have been spent
surrounded by decay and death and

these lovely crumbling statues.

Well, I, for one, have no plans of
either being ripped apart or spending

rest of my life scraping moss from these
old statues.

You have spirit, Captain. Not much
sense, but spirit.

Much as I enjoy your company, your false
sense of bravado is beginning to tire

me. If you'll excuse me.

I do have to tend the grounds.

If I shouldn't see you again, it's
been...

interesting.

All right.

This is where we make our stand.

Excuse me?

We'll use these rocks as our fortress.

We'll force the old ones to come to us
at the end of the day.

And then?

Either we'll defeat them, or we'll go
out fighting.

Now I know what the old man meant by
false bravado.

Let's see if your sword is as sharp as
your tongue.

Ladies, enough!

We have a few hours before sundown.

I suggest we search the surrounding area
and see if we can find anything that we

can use as either fortification or
weaponry.

Remember.

The longer we stay alive, the more our
odds of survival increase.

How's that?

In all our encounters with magic, we've
seen that the bigger and more prolonged

the spell, the more it weakens the
spellcaster.

Nonsense.

Does the City of Mist ring a bell?

Speaking of mist, little brother.

Probably just the old ones toying with
us.

Now, we have work to do.

Food, weaponry, defense.

I am not going on a scavenger hunt with
those beneath my station.

We're going to have to split up.

And I don't want any of us killing each
other before the old ones have a chance

to.

Dubar, Maeve, you take the east.

Aye. Come on, Maeve.

For Ruth, Rongar, you take the west.

Romina, can you use the sword?

I'd rather use my charm.

A sword would be more effective.

Rongar, if you'd be all right with just
your dirts.

All right.

Let's split up.

What? We don't have a lot of time,
Ramina.

They can cover twice as much ground if
we take different paths.

I'll be close by.

If you get frightened, just holler.

What? Are you frightened?

Don't be absurd.

Right.

And you have a sword.

Why don't you concentrate on gathering
food? See if you can find any fruit

trees.

Use the sword to do a little...

Pruning. I will not.

Would you rather hunt wild game?

Don't stray too far.

Let's go!

Hello?

Hello?

You won't survive long without your
magic, will you, dear?

Don't you like what you see, dear?

Who are you?

Who do you think?

Now, don't be afraid, dear.

Won't you step inside?

Join me.

I'm so lonely.

So old.

Join me, dear.

Now. What kind of trigger is this?

See what a lifetime of hatred produces.

There isn't supposed to be no magic on
this planet.

Look at me, dear.

Solitary.

Unloved. Hated by all.

I wake up every morning with a taste of
bitterness in my mouth.

I spend a lifetime seeking vengeance,
accumulating

power, cutting myself off from people
that I could care for and who might care

for me.

Now I face death alone.

Your problems don't concern me, old
woman.

Be off!

I never want to see you again.

Ah, but I'm afraid you must see me.

I will appear to you gradually.

Every time you pick up a mirror, every
time you see your reflection in a pool

water, as time goes on, you will see me
more

and more clearly.

You're crazy.

Perhaps.

That is what loneliness does to a
person.

No.

Oh, sure. I just tripped over something,
that's all.

I thought I heard you calling me.

Oh, yeah.

I, um, I would... I want to let you know
that I wasn't able to, um, to find any

fruit trees anywhere.

Maybe we should finish exploring
together.

Oh, wise choice.

There's safety in numbers.

My thoughts exactly.

Although, personally, I haven't seen
anything even remotely close to being

frightening.

Nor I.

Shall we?

Now, why would anybody put that sign
here except to stimulate curiosity?

Old ones, you're dealing with a
scientific mind here. I weigh the pros

of every situation.

You probably think I'm going to pull it,
but I'm a scientific mind, so I'm not

going to pull it.

Unless, of course, you know that I'm a
scientific mind, then I should pull it.

But if you're that smart... Try this
prank.

I've always been afraid of fire.

Let's go.

No.

What on earth was that?

Sounded like anything on earth to me.

Sounds like it's coming from that
direction. No, I think it's coming from

there.

It's probably a trap.

If we split up, one of us can lure the
trapper out of hiding.

While the other traps the trapper.
Exactly.

There's logic in that.

I don't want her too far off.

Be careful, too.

So, Dubar, we meet again.

Fortaza.

Yes.

Butcher of women and children.

I thought I killed you in Baghdad ten
years ago.

Not quite.

Want to try to finish the job?

When I think of all the suffering you've
caused.

Romina! Come on, peasant wench.

Don't tally.

You wanted to know if my sword was as
sharp as my tongue.

Well, let me show you that it's sharper.

Much sharper.

And a lot more deadly.

I'm sworn to kill you, Romina.

It's my life's quest.

Well,

I'm sorry to ruin your plan.

I won't mind dying at the hands of the
old ones.

As long as I get to kill you first.

We're trying to kill each other.

What?

I'd never try to hurt you, Barr.

I'd lay my life on the line to save
Maeve from any harm. We all know that.

Someone, however, is trying to break our
will to live.

Don't you think it's about time we asked
that old man a few more questions?

For once, I think Romina is a good idea.

a few questions for you.

While I have all the time in the world
to chat, I'm afraid your time has run

out. What kind of riddles are you
blathering about now?

No riddles.

It's just that the old ones have
arrived.

They seem to think it's time to finish
their little exercise.

Good. Because I'm tired of running.

I thought you didn't like swordplay.

I don't.

But before I learned sorcery, I had to
keep the warlock at bay somehow.

I believe the Old Ones would like to
fight the leaders of this pack.

May I suggest Sinbad and the red -headed
kilt?

Fine with me.

Maeve? I'd love to teach the Old Ones a
few tricks.

I don't like it.

Crew, you just make sure that you keep
the other Old Ones back.

Those fellas are better than they look.

It's as if they know every move we're
going to make.

Before we make them.

It's like we're fighting ourselves.

What are the point? Are you crazy?

Babe, I think it's time we took a little
breather.

We'll be killed!

Trust me on this one.

What are you stopping for? You nearly
had them!

Thanks a lot.

You've spoiled everything.

Coyote?

Issue?

You know this twerp? Who are you calling
twerp, bonehead?

He's known by many names in many lands,
but mostly as the trickster.

You've spoiled everything.

He's part god, part mortal, and all
trouble.

I'm as good, as clever, and as... Strong
as any god.

Chasing our tails.

Like fighting ourselves.

We're like part of ourselves.

I still don't understand.

What was the point of all this?

There wasn't one.

Trix's goal in life is to play a trick
on morphs.

He likes to make them squirm, don't you?
And I would have made you squirm a lot

if that bird hadn't shown up.

Dermot, I owe you one.

I set up this island as a trap for fools
like you.

No one showed up. I was just about to
move on when I saw your ship.

You arrived, and then the sorceress. I
thought I'd have myself a good time

scaring the wits out of all of you. And
the old ones?

There aren't any.

But you were just so frightened of what
they might do that you imagined the

worst. You all thought of what you
feared and hated the most.

Your deepest, darkest nightmares.

You were all so scared that even the
witches lost their powers, all on their

own. You know.

You could have fought me with your
magic. You've had it all along.

You just frightened yourself out of
using it.

So we still have our powers, eh?

And we can use them anytime we wish.

On anyone we wish.

Well, I guess we got the last laugh
after all, Maeve.

Romina?

Finally time, Romina.

You and I.

Black magic against white magic. But I
will choose the diamond place.

Farewell, fools.

Everyone,

out of here! Whatever that was!

I can't believe that little squint duped
us.

He used our own weaknesses against us.

He almost killed us.

Sometimes the only way to make it
through life is to face your fears and

on.

Do you realize I had the chance to
destroy Romina once and for all? And it

slipped right by me. I had the chance to
make everything as it should be.

I'm sure Romina is as disappointed as
you are.

Oh, don't make fun of me.

Oh, I'm not.

I'm very worried about what happens when
we run into her next.

Next time.

I'll be ready.