All language subtitles for Zorro s03e05 Armed & Dangerous

When daggers are pointed at innocent
hearts and muskets are ready to fire.

When tyrants ride high and govern with
fear and the forces of evil

conspire. Then from out of the night a
hero must rise.

He's the one who strikes back for the
poor and oppressed, a hero.

How can you treat us like this? We are
doing the best we can.

Then let us go.

That is the one thing I cannot do.

You'd better do something or you're
going to have a riot on your hands.

Is everything

all right, Sergeant?

Not exactly, señorita.

Prisoners have been threatening to riot.

But why?

Well, no space, not enough food.

I was hoping you would turn over some of
your hot tamales. It would really help

to calm them down.

Sergio Mendoza, looks like you've got a
couple of more guests.

Sergeant!

Zorro!

I know it's your birthday next week.

Please accept this as a little gift from
me.

That's it.

Happy birthday, Sergeant.

You know who they are? Monty Monaghan
and Phil Rick.

Oh, the two bandits that have been
robbing the military payroll.

That's right.

Take them away.

Adios.

We'll be out of your jail in no time.

Uh -oh.

If I were you, Sergeant, I'd order extra
tomorrow.

So bueno about it.

They'll have more prisoners in the jail
than they can hold.

Well, until the alcalde stops jailing
those poor farmers for tax evasion, you

are going to have more problems,
Sergeant.

Well, if only these tax evaders would
post bail.

I'd be happy to have them out of the
jail.

If the poor farmers you're holding had
money for bail, I'm sure they would have

paid their taxes in the first place. You
know, Diego was right. Exactly how much

bail is needed for each man?

A mere token.

Five pesos, perhaps.

You know, just something to guarantee
their appearance.

Five pesos? That's all?

Why don't we pay that right now for all
the prisoners?

Well, I wish it were that simple, Don
Alejandro.

You see, each prisoner would need a
citizen to vouch for him, to guarantee

appearance before the alcalde when he
returns.

Well, at least there'll be two farmers
that we can get out of jail.

I think I know a way that we can get the
rest of them out as well.

Yes, you're absolutely right. Wait for
me, Diego. Good idea.

For five pesos bail, a lancer will take
you into the jail and release one tax

evasion prisoner into your custody. That
means the farmers get back to work,

earn their money, and pay their taxes
before their trial dates.

I only wish I could do more.

It may not seem like much, but it is a
beginning.

Well, you know as well as I do that half
of those men in there shouldn't have

been arrested in the first place.
Senorita Victoria, there are some

men in our jail.

Most of them are poor farmers.

Yes, but we have some very dangerous
criminals, too.

Senorita Victoria, you don't seem to
understand.

We have to have them both.

Look at this.

This isn't human, sergeant.

Senorita's right.

We deserve better conditions.

You shut up. You're not going anywhere
except maybe to Monterrey to face your

trial.

Senorita Scarante has posted your bail.
You're released.

Drive it.

Much thanks, senorita.

Let

go

of me!

Don't fight me.

I don't understand. Looks like Mendoza
let all of them...

Where's Victoria?

Get back. I said get back. I'll kill
him.

What do you want?

I want guns, loaded.

Two horses and money.

You bring me 10 ,000 pesos.

Where's the senorita?

You ask too many questions.

Now listen here. As a sergeant of the
Royal Lancers, I feel I must warn you.

do not negotiate with... No, you listen.

If you don't bring me what I asked
for...

I'll kill him.

You better

hope your friends come up with the

goods, lady.

They will never let you escape.

Then I guess you better start saying
your prayers.

Maybe you should do that and ask for
forgiveness for the misery that you've

caused. Hey, don't make me feel bad.
We've all seen our share of misery.

So is that our fault?

Must we suffer for the wrong in your
life?

You made choices.

You became a robber and no one forced
you.

You made the decision.

The army forced him and got in a fight
and they put him in irons and threw him

in solitary and whipped him. Shut up,
Rick.

And you, woman.

You're right.

I do make the decisions.

What am I going to do?

Why is it things never work out
smoothly?

Let's go.

Hurry it up.

I don't see the horses that I asked for.

Be patient.

You got one hour.

If everything isn't ready by then, that
pretty little lady inside...

You're not going to be so pretty
anymore.

Don't you touch her.

Diego, be careful.

Good advice, friend.

You'll be very careful.

Sergeant, why don't you raise some
horses?

Don Alejandro, the alcalde has given me
strict orders not to negotiate with

criminals.

Let's at least appear to be cooperative
until we can get Victoria out of there.

You call those horses?

I've seen better nags pulling a plow on
my grandfather's farm. Now you get me

two good mounts quick.

And don't forget the 10 ,000 pesos.

You've got 55 minutes.

All right, Mona.

You'll get your better horses.

But nobody can get their hands on 10
,000 pesos that quickly.

That's a pity.

I guess I'm just going to have to kill
him.

You're running out of time.

I know where you can get 10 ,000 pesos.

Yours for the taking.

I'm listening.

Right inside the Alcalde's office.

There's a safe in there with far more
than 10 ,000 pesos.

The door's bolted from the inside. We
can't get to it.

We can.

Well, that's the Alcalde's money.

That's money that he extorted from the
people of Los Angeles.

It's the combination of the safe.

I don't know.

Honestly. Ever since it was robbed the
last time, he changes the combination

daily. Nobody can get in there.

All right.

How about if we get you a wagon?

And then you can haul the safe away.

We'll need to blow it. We'll need
gunpowder to blow it.

No, no, no.

Absolutely not. One thing at a time.

Just don't hurt anybody.

Don't forget the guns, friend.

I'll go.

These are ruthless men, Felipe.

If we were simply to let them escape
with the money, it might still harm

Victoria so she couldn't testify against
them.

Good.

I think... this might be the answer.

She's still all right. Yes, for the
moment. Did you bring everything?

Yes. All right, gentlemen. Sergeant,
let's go.

Monan!

Monan!

You got everything you wanted?

Horses, guns, good wagon to haul the
safe away.

What about the powder to blow the safe?

You've got the gunpowder.

Now you can release the señorita.

No.

No.

I want to see the money first.

How do we know you're gonna let the girl
go once you see the money?

I guess you'll just have to trust me.

Take control, Sergeant.

Lancers, come here.

I know there's one.

Help me get the safety to the wagons.

I don't like this at all, don't I?
You'll be all

right, Sergeant. Lancers!

I never thought I'd be doing a thing
like this. It's our only option.

When the Alcalde comes and sees all this
gold gone, he's going to be very mad.

It's gonna be furious.

You'll be fine.

Lancer.

Marty, the wagon's here.

Safe's on the wagon. Everything's ready
to go.

Good boy, Alejandro.

Let go of the señorita. At the thought,
don't be so impatient.

We still need her to help us get out of
town.

Everybody just stay calm. You back up.

Hold your fire!

Nobody move. Back up.

Get the guns.

It's far enough.

We're going for a little ride. Would you
promise? Shut up and get on the horse.

Why is she going with you? We gave you
everything you wanted.

Yeah, how do I know that?

She stays with me until we see the
money.

Adios.

If they don't let her go, I'll follow
them.

Diego?

Where's Diego?

10 ,000 pesos in that safe.

I'm sure there's enough money in there
that the alcalde has collected in taxes.

Good.

You just might live.

Don't go away.

Rick! All right.

Hurry up, let's go!

Right here.

Come on, let's get it.

Open it, open it up.

What is this?

Come on, come on, come on.

Let's get out of here.

Oh, it's empty.

We're going to die.

If anyone is going to die, senor, it
will be you.

Not again.

Zorro! The gun's muddy.

Your service, as always, senorita.

Where's the money?

Rest assured, it will soon be in the
proper hands.

Yeah?

Rest assured, you're a dead man. No!

You know, you really must stop
threatening people, senor. It's becoming

tiresome.

Apparently, whoever provided you with
those weapons forgot to give you

ammunition as well.

It was Don Diego, sir.

Please thank him for me, senorita.

All

right,

senorita, let's go.

Back off.

You have a nasty habit of hiding behind
a woman's skirts, senor.

I have no choice.

Yes, you do.

Remember, you make the decisions.

Turn around.

I'm beginning to try my patience.

I said turn around!

back to the Pueblo and tell Sergeant
Mendoza his prisoners are waiting for

It was amazing.

You whistled and Don Diego's horse
reared.

Really? I wasn't even looking.

Apparently, Senor de la Vega's training
his horses.

Right, now, quickly.

I've never enjoyed killing anyone,
Senor.

But when it comes to a man who
terrorizes an innocent woman, I gladly

exception.

Unfriendly?

Get yourselves in the wagon.

Oh,

they're all wonderful.

Pay in full.

What's going on here?

I don't understand it, Don Alejandro.
The farmers must be having the bumper

this season.

They're all paying their taxes in full.

Look, it's over 10 ,000 pesos.

Wonderful. Then we can presume that all
tax evasion charges will be dropped.

Yes, of course. The alcalde will be very
happy.

This will make up for the money Monty
Monin stole from the safe.

It's funny how that money was never
found.

Yes, that is rather strange.

Then ride up, Senor Rodriguez.

Let's go.

Good riddance.

That's Zorro.

Always riding to the rescue.

Although he hasn't helped this time.

Like muskets loaded with powder but no
ammunition.

I knew I forgot something.

And now he's training his horse to
respond to a whistle.

Well, we've all seen how well trained
Zorro's horse is.

I just thought I'd give it a try. Diego,
my son, don't embarrass yourself by

trying to imitate Zorro.

He's right, Don Diego.

You'll only wind up looking foolish.