All language subtitles for Zorro s04e06 Like Father, Like Son

When daggers 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 with courage that

even a mask won't disguise.

They turn to...

and defender of all is this man who the
people acclaim he's the one who

strikes back for the poor and oppressed
a hero

When he first joined the royal militia
in Mexico City, General Campos was

looking for the best, the bravest.

Only a few good hombres, as he was fond
of saying.

He said we were going to accompany him
on a dangerous march across the Yucatan

Peninsula. Think he knows where the
Yucatan Peninsula is?

No, no. Let Mendoza have his little
moment of glory.

Although his imagination does tend to
run a little while, huh?

Then there were only eight lances left.

No food, just berries, roots. Weapons
were useless.

Snakes and lizards crawling into our
boots.

Savages attacking from everywhere.

You say you were on the Yucatan campaign
with General Campos?

Si, the general and I. Then you are a
liar.

Campos was never anywhere near the
Yucatan.

Yes, but neither were you.

I was there.

Every day risking my neck.

You?

You know nothing about the life of a
real soldier.

Excuse me.

But Sergeant Mendoza happens to do a
fine job of staffing our garrison.

Ah, the little innkeeper has fire.

I like that in a woman.

Saucer, what do you think you're doing?

You think you're on a holiday? We have
work to do. Back to the quartel

immediately.

It was a rather unpleasant fellow at the
tavern.

I didn't like the way he was looking at
Victoria.

A short visit from Zorro should put my
mind at rest.

Three thousand pesos for La Marca.

That's him. No doubt about it. Si, si.
That's him.

Adios.

Senor La Marca?

Here's the extra blanket that you
requested.

Maybe you should put it on the bed for
me.

Maybe not.

You should show some respect.

I'll show you some respect when you
deserve it, senor.

What are you doing? Let go!

Are you all right?

Yes.

I think so.

What happened here?

This man attacked me.

And if it weren't for them... But we
didn't mean to kill him.

Taking a man's life is always a painful
thing, amigos.

My presence here will only complicate
matters.

It's a new task on Auntie's safety.

I'm in your debt.

Adios.

How did this happen?

That man attacked me. There was a big
fight.

And if it wasn't for these men... And
which one of you killed him?

I see.

Well, if no one's willing to accept
responsibility, I'll have to return the

reward money of 3 ,000 pesos for Jose
Baquero back to the territorial

Me? It was me. I did it.

I am the one. Me.

No, I killed him.

Isn't it something, Sergeant?

Once reward money is attached, everybody
becomes a hero.

Senorita, which man dealt the fatal
blow? I really don't know.

It was a terrible fight.

Everybody was punching and kicking.

There was so much confusion.

I really can't say.

Well, I'll certainly need better
evidence than that before I can release

reward money.

Alcalde, since it may well be impossible
to prove which of these men is actually

responsible for Baccaro's death, perhaps
they could share the reward money.

Si, si, that is reasonable.

Verda, we were all fighting him. Si, si.

All right, all right.

I'll divvy up the reward money to all
three of you once it arrives from

Monterey.

Sergeant.

Señorita.

Mucho malis for the good sergeant,
please.

Marco.

You've been buying lunches for everyone
all week.

Why not?

When that reward money comes from
Monterey, we're going to be rich men.

Even a rich man doesn't spend money he
does not yet have.

That king, isn't it?

Came from Monterey with the reward
money. I think so, Paco.

I will find out.

Buenos dias, senor.

Permit me to introduce myself. I am
Sergeant Jaime Mendoza.

Are you the man from Monterrey who's
bringing the money?

I'm not from Monterrey.

I know nothing by any money.

Here I meet a friend.

Maybe you see him, huh?

Mean guy.

Drinks a little.

Goes by the name La Marca.

Perhaps our alcalde can help you. Your
alcalde?

Oh, he is a very friendly man. He knows
everybody in this pueblo.

His office is across the plaza.

Gracias.

He's taking the money over to the
alcalde's office.

Probably need an official receipt for
it. No, amigos, I don't think that is

man we thought it was.

La Marca, La... La Marca. Yes, the name
does ring a bell.

And you are, senor?

Narcisco.

Narcisco. Well, senor, I, um... I have
some good news and some bad news.

What's that supposed to mean?

Well, your friend, Senor LaMarca, is
indeed here in Los Angeles.

Where?

Well, that's the bad news. You see, he's
dead.

How?

Killed.

Ah. You see those three peasants
standing there in front of the tavern?

You put the strength of all three of
those men to kill your friend.

This is my lucky day. Two rewards.

I'm too easy.

These men have no quarrel with you.

Of course.

What's the point of killing them when
they're going to give me the 3 ,000

they have in reward for killing my
friends?

I don't think that they should even pay
you not even one peso.

Oh, yes, they will.

By sundown.

You do see the sunrise.

We don't even have the money yet. It's
still on its way from Monterey. 3 ,000

pesos by sundown. But this is the only
reward you ever see.

Release, senor.

I had nothing to do with your friend's
death. It was them.

They killed him.

I didn't even touch him.

When the reward was offered, I just
wanted the money.

And you?

You had no hand in my friend's death,
huh?

He attacked Victoria.

I would kill him again if I had to.

Brave boys.

They mean nothing.

Sundown. The Pueblo Gates.

Oh, bring a gun.

But I don't even have a gun.

You do not.

Diego, we have to do something.

Yes. I'm going to tell my father.

Your father?

He'll know what to do.

Ricardo, Francisco is planning to kill
Paco Garcia for the reward money.

Don't be ridiculous, Siri. The reward
money hasn't even arrived here from

Monterey.

Yes, but Narcisco doesn't even care. He
told Paco to meet him at sundown with 3

,000 pesos or he should be prepared to
defend himself.

Narcisco will kill him.

Signorita Escalante, we cannot get
involved in every little piece of gossip

hearsay. But I was there.

Narcisco even gave him a gun.

This is a military garrison, Signorita.
We cannot get involved in every petty

personal squabble.

Just to appease everyone, why don't you
take a few latches and go out to the

Pueblo Gate, say it's sundown.

But you just said that we should not
involve ourselves in petty personal

squabbles, Sergeant.

It's a matter of 3 ,000 pesos.

You see, I want that reward money,
Sergeant.

You have the money.

I told you the money is mine.

And I told you you'd pay for killing my
friend.

One way or the other, defend yourself.

He doesn't have to defend himself.

Be quiet, woman.

If you're going to shoot him, you're
going to have to shoot us all.

As you wish, senorita.

This is none of your business.

It's between him and me.

Apparently not.

He killed my friend. Your friend was a
man of violence whose death was

caused by his own deeds.

Must be.

People! Get out of the way!

If you're going to shoot, you're going
to have to shoot us all.

People lost their minds! I can get Zorro
and Narcisco at the same time!

These petty personal troubles have
nothing to do with military complaints.

Well,

I think I've had enough of that for one
day.

concerned, Amiga.

Never be afraid to stand alone.

You

think

the Alcalde might have learned
something?

Well, I don't know about that.

I think he realized that without the
support of the people, the army is

Si, Paco.

Señor de la Vega.

Sergeant, I just wanted to say thank you
for what you did for me today.

Well, it was the least I could do.

Besides, you stood up for me, remember?

Is it true that you're going to be
collecting the reward money for Narcisco

Embajero?

Senor de la Vega said he talked to the
alcalde about it already.

Opaco is responsible for bringing two
killers to justice.

Well, I'm sure we are going to be having
some wonderful lunches together.

Well, Sergeant, Senor de la Vega told me
a thing or two about managing my money.

I've decided I'm going to buy a small
farm. Oh?

That is nice.

You see, Sergeant, even you've learned
something from all this.

Yes, this is true, Don Diego.

I've learned that there is no such thing
as a free lunch.