All language subtitles for Zorro s03e11 The Old Flame

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

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

conspire. Then from out of the night, my
hero must rise.

That even a mask won't disguise.

They turn to the man called Zorro.

Zorro! The one who's larger than life
and defender of all. He's this man who

people acclaim.

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

A hero.

Who's his name?

Can't we stop and rest?

I would love to stop. My stomach is
paving in.

We are all tired.

But me, parents, I'm the best.

But then I was sighted on this road two
days ago.

Personally, I would rather feel a little
hunger than two feet of Toledo steel.

We'll keep moving on. Tighten it up back
there!

pesos, Sergeant.

It's not enough.

That's almost as much as the price on
Zorro's head.

Joaquin Carena put my arm in the sling.

If it weren't for Zorro, I would have
bled to death.

Well, if Joaquin Carena is in
California, we may soon be independent

Spanish will.

You sound like you support Carena,
señorita.

I support any resistance that opposes
the tyranny of men, Sergeant.

What is that?

Here

we

have your travel papers, please.

And why should I have to show you my
papers?

Ah! The circus.

I love the circus.

What is your problem, senor?

This man will not let us go into the
pueblo without paper. Well, you see,

Joaquin Carena has been seen in this
area.

We must question all fellow travelers
passing.

However, in this case, I can make an
exception for honest circus folk

like yourselves.

You're very kind, sergeant.

Jaime Mendoza, at your service.

Call me Tejira.

Perhaps you'd like to attend our
performance with me, as my guest.

I... I would be honored.

Ever since I was a small boy, I dreamt
of running away and joining the circus.

Well, it's never too late to listen to
your dreams.

You'd make a wonderful strongman.

What was

that? A trampoline artist, Senor Elevar.

Oh, thinking drunk again. I have to
sober him up for tonight's show.

And now it gives me great pleasure to
introduce Direct from a world tour

in which he dazzled the clown heads of
Europe and the Orient, the premier

acrobat of the universe, the
sensational, stunning, superb,

Señor!

Yes, it does take its toll.

You haven't seen anything yet. Wait till
you see this woman. She is magnificent.

It is a shame Don Alejandro's out of
town.

And the show will go on.

Ladies and gentlemen, for your delight,
to mystify you with feats of magic,

the incomparable, the enchanting
Señorita...

Absolutely and positively, yes.

As soon as I graduate, we'll sail back
to California and get married.

Well, why must we wait? I just want to
be your wife, Diego, now.

Do you know the church at Colman?

I'll speak to the priest this afternoon.

Meet me there at sundown.

We'll get married today.

Hello again, Diego.

So, just as we agreed, I made the
arrangements with the priest at Komana.

He was kind, very understanding.

He counseled patients.

I suppose he could see my growing
anxiety.

And so I waited, thinking only of you.

Making plans for our future, planning
our family.

I was so eager to share my dreams, my
very life with you.

Diego.

Yes. Yes.

As soon as I graduate, we'll sail back
to California and get married.

Why must we wait?

I just want to be your wife, Diego, now.

And as I sat and waited for you,
Zephira, I felt confused.

Going over your every word in my mind, I
knew that we shared a promise, a

devotion.

And then I realized you weren't going to
come at all.

I was utterly out of program.

Diego, I was on my way to meet you at
the church, I swear.

What stopped you? My brother.

He had joined the rebellion, you knew
that.

That very afternoon, I was told he'd
been wounded.

He was dying.

He and his group were hiding out at the
monastery at Segovia.

I left a message for you at your
quarters.

I never got it.

I looked after Ricardo for two weeks,
but he died.

I'm sorry to hear that.

Segovia fell under siege. I couldn't get
back to you.

By the time I returned to Madrid, you
had left before you even graduated.

I thought you had changed your mind.

My father had written to me asking me to
return to California at once.

Sometimes fate plays tricks.

Yes.

I tell you what, you better come.

Perhaps Dr. Hernandez should take a look
at him.

No, I can take care of this. I'm used to
it.

Well, if not just you.

So, Don Diego de la Vega has a past
after all, hmm?

We must get you to a doctor.

No.

No doctors.

They will tell the authorities.

Diego de la Vega will help us.

He is no longer a naive young college
student.

I do not want to put myself at his
mercy.

Diego would never betray me.

Friends, amigo, the cards mean to you
now more than ever.

Not part of the De La Vega hacienda,
Joaquin.

Rodrigo took up the horses.

We're going to the De La Vega hacienda.
That acrobat was no drunk. That was

Joaquin Corella.

Come on, we have to round up the men.

Joaquin Corella.

Oh, no, there's nothing wrong with me. I
just wish my father were here, that's

all.

Diego, it's Joaquin Correna, my husband.

I met Joaquin while I was trapped in
Segovia.

You were looking after your brother?

Yes. The commander of the rebel
battalion.

We spent four months together while the
city was under siege.

I grew to love him and what he stood
for.

She's lying. She didn't come back to you
because I wouldn't let her. She was too

valuable to the revolution.

Don Diego?

It's all right. Felipe, be careful.

You see, senora, she married me because
she was in love with a cause, but I've

always known that her heart belonged to
someone else.

Don Diego, Mendoza knows Correa is here,
and he's on his way. We have to

garrison. We have to get out of here
now.

Help us, Diego, please. They'll hang
Joaquin. You can tell them I forced you

join us. Stay with Senor de la Vega.

I know that you still love him.

I do still love you.

Sofia, I'm no longer the man you once
knew in Madrid.

There is someone else in my life.

Then both of you.

There's a deserted farmhouse about a
mile down the road.

You can hide there until morning.

Mother!

Quickly, out through the kitchen.
Victoria, show them the way. What about

Diego? I'll delay the sergeant. Come
out, Corella!

Hurry. I thank you, senor.

You would make a fine addition to our
ranks.

Like yourself, senor Corella.

There are causes worth dying for.

I've yet to find one worth killing for.
Go.

Goodbye, Severa.

Bye, Diego.

Quickly, Felipe.

Find some muskets. Let's see how good a
shot you are.

Fancy an interview.

Toro, please, not now. We are after
Corona.

What is the matter? Have you surrounded?

I don't see anyone.

If I were you, I'd throw down your gun.

If you support the revolution, I am
forced to place you under arrest.

Sergeant, I assure you, I never meddle
in politics.

But I do employ a good shot.

Any news of Corella, Sergeant?

Oh, I'm afraid not.

He's probably far away by now.

Oh, he will be back to plague you.

You can be sure of that.

It's about time for our lunch, Don
Diego.

I'll meet you at the table.

Take all my safe.

Mendoza told me that Zorro tied you and
Felipe up.

Zorro made a good alibi.

Ah, I see.

I knew he didn't sound like Zorro.

So who is she?

I beg your pardon?

You told Safira that there was someone
else in your life.

Who is it?

Doesn't really matter.

Fact is, she's in love with another man.

What a shame.

Perhaps you should tell her one day.

Well, I will one day.

Um, you were very brave to help Corella
last night.

Well, I just hate to see a man of
justice inside the Alcalde's jail.

Diego, I'm hungry.

I'll be right there, Sergeant. That
would include, I presume, a man like

Oh, especially Zorro.

Not only would I help Zorro escape, I
would do anything for him.

Please spare me the details.

Ah, you.

The circus will never be the same for me
again.

Yes, Sergeant.

I know how you feel.