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When daggers are pointed at innocent
hearts and muskets are ready to fire.
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When tyrants ride high and govern with
fear as the forces of evil
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conspire. Then from out of the night a
hero must rise with courage that
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even a mask won't disguise. They turn to
the man.
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Oh, beautiful.
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Haven't seen food this good since I left
home.
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I hope it's as good as it looks.
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May I?
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Please, please.
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We've traveled far from home, haven't
you?
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Charleston.
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It's a good 3 ,000 miles as the crow
flies.
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Jack Holton.
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Victoria Escalante. Mucho gusto.
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Something I can help you with?
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This looks very tasty, senor.
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This is a paying customer. Do you mind?
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I really do wish you'd order your own
food.
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Excellent idea, gentlemen.
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It's all right.
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Thanks, but I'm all right.
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Perhaps I better be going.
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I'm sorry about that.
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That's all right.
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Look out!
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Sergeant,
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what is the law regarding assault upon a
man in uniform?
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It is against the law.
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Precisely. Take this man away.
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Now, see here. Your men were the ones at
fault.
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And another word from you, we'll find
you in a cell right next to his.
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A broken jaw.
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Si, mi alcalde.
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And a broken nose?
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Si, but Corporal Regis' nose was not the
prettiest thing to begin with.
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This man is going to pay for making us
look bad.
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If I don't do something quickly, this
may jeopardize my transfer.
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You're planning to leave us?
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I'm being considered for promotion to
the garrison at Monterey.
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Really?
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Really?
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Yes, the governor's magistrate is
arriving tomorrow to discuss it with me.
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You'll muddle along somehow without me.
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We'd like a word with you. Not now, not
now.
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It's about the man you're holding
prisoner.
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You know, you De La Vegas have a bad
habit of always sticking your nose in
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it doesn't belong.
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The arrest of an innocent man is
everyone's concern.
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My men were assaulted and they have the
injuries to prove it.
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You should eat GoPro Regis' nose.
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The prisoner will remain in my jail
until reparations can properly be made.
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Now, if you gentlemen will excuse me, I
have preparations to make for the
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arrival of the governor's magistrate.
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Alcaldes, suppose... Suppose there were
a way for you to collect your reward and
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to prove to the magistrate what a firm
hand you hold of the pueblo.
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Diego, what are you saying?
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It's the first intelligent thing I've
heard you say.
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This man that you're holding prisoner is
a truly talented boxer.
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Perhaps you should put your best man up
against him in a true contest of skill.
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What would be the point?
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Perhaps a small wager.
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And the chance to prove to the
magistrate how well you've trained your
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The prisoner might escape.
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I'll personally post his bottom. Here,
500 pesos.
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But if our man wins, he goes free.
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Can that man truly fight?
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Believe me, son, he can fight.
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You really don't expect a runaway slave
to vanquish a royal lancer, do you?
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A fight for his own freedom brings out
the best in a man.
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Now, if you don't mind, kindly release
the poor man.
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But if the prisoner beat up two of our
best men, how do you expect to win this
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bet?
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Whatever happened to that man? What was
his name?
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Damascus?
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You mean the private we mustered out
last month for single -handedly whipping
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three men in a tavern, bro?
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Yes, the big one.
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Find him and put him in a uniform again.
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He's crazy.
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He has an uncontrollable temper.
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Why should I trust either of you?
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We're on your side.
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As far as I know, you're in league with
that insane commandant.
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You're cowardly.
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Hardly.
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You probably haven't heard about the De
La Vegas, huh?
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No, I can't say that I have.
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You probably never heard of Crispus
Atticus.
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The only free black man to die in the
Boston Massacre of 1770, I believe.
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many people would know that around here.
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True.
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But some of us are keenly aware of your
people's struggle for freedom.
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Diego.
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My father, Don Alejandro.
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The way you handled yourself in the
tavern, you'll have no trouble with any
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the Alcalde's men.
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And what if I refuse to fight?
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The Alcalde thinks you might be a
runaway slave.
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He's wrong.
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I'm a free man.
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I've got papers to prove it.
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They're gone.
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The soldiers must have taken them.
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I'm not surprised.
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Alcalde probably plans to sell you to
one of the American plantations.
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But those papers are mine.
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So is your freedom.
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Allow me to introduce you to your
opponent.
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Sergeant.
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I've given your measurements to the
Undertaker.
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He says you'll have your coffin ready
for tomorrow's fight.
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Yes, I suppose we could help Senor Holt
and flee the territory.
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But that would make him a fugitive and
not a free man.
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No, the time has come for Zorro to even
the odds on tomorrow's fight.
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Better, Private Damasco, better.
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But perhaps a little food will put some
snap into those punches.
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I'll check in the kitchen, see what they
have.
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Perhaps a bit of Toledo steel will be a
match for that piece of iron.
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You are a strong fellow, aren't you?
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You realize, of course, that stronger is
not necessarily better.
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But sometimes stronger...
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Thank you.
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Delicious.
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I am most anxious to meet this champion
of yours.
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I assure you the man is unbeatable.
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Sergeant!
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What is this?
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The private tried to apprehend Zorro.
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Mendoza.
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So much for tomorrow's fight and your
leadership abilities.
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Nonsense. Any of my men can defeat a
runaway slave. I just have to find the
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right one.
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A good leader has confidence in any of
his men.
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This sergeant here, he looks strong
enough.
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He will fight your prisoner Of course Of
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course he will
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Very impressive.
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Felipe has just returned with news from
the Pueblo that your opponent has been
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injured. Then there will be no fight.
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No.
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Yacali seems determined to prove his
leadership abilities to the magistrate.
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He'll be fighting Sergeant Mendoza.
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It's fine.
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I hate to see Mendoza get hurt just
because he's following orders.
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But winning this fight is my only chance
for freedom.
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Perhaps.
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Where the Alcalde is concerned, there
are rarely guarantees.
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Senor, in this world, a man of color
knows there are never guarantees.
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It's called ether, recently discovered
by an English physician.
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It's used to deaden pain by inducing
deep sleep.
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You don't believe in such nonsense?
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Then perhaps seeing is believing.
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Sit right there.
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Mel.
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It's all right. Just relax.
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Just breathe deeply and relax.
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What happened?
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Well, quite simply, you've seen
firsthand the effects of ether.
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Now, at tomorrow's fight, your job will
be to get close to Mendoza's boxing
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gloves with this.
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Please, not too much bloodshed.
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Now, let's see some blood.
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Do we have to, Alcalde?
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If we see blood, that means somebody's
bleeding.
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Get a hold of yourself.
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The magistrate will want to see the
results of our training.
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Now, don't let me down.
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Senor Santiago, how good of you to come
by.
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I trust your man will uphold the
reputation of the colonial army.
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Gracias, amigo.
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Good people of Los Angeles.
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We are honored today by the presence of
the Governor's Magistrate, Senor Manuel
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de Santiago.
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Senor de la Vega.
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Let's have a clean fight. No biting, no
kicking.
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Remember, the first knockdown wins.
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All right?
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Good. Good luck to you both, and at the
bell, come out fighting.
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Out there.
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If I don't get this transfer, you'll
wish I had.
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Shoot your guard up!
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Shoot your guard up!
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He forgot the wrong man.
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Joseph, get up!
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What happened?
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Put the knockdown in.
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If that's the way you train your men,
the only new assignment you'll get is to
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the garrison at Death Valley.
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Mendoza!
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Put this man back in his jail cell. We
had a bargain. That's right.
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Precisely. Had.
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All bets are off.
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So much for guarantees.
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Who or what are you?
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A friend.
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And a believer in freedom.
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For all good men.
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Thank you.
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For where I come from, a man is innocent
until proven guilty.
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I'm going to fight the Alcalde in court.
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A noble thought, amigo.
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But here is not where you come from.
Here, the Alcalde is the court.
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But I am a free man.
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Each of us is free only so long as all
of us fight for liberty.
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Please excuse us, Alcarde, but this
seems to be the only way out.
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How unfortunate for you.
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There's rather a steep toll for using my
private doorway, your life.
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Alcarde, you have only one musket ball.
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If you shoot one of us, the other will
surely kill you on the spot.
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A runaway slave.
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Attack a Spaniard of noble birth? He
wouldn't dare.
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Try me.
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Amazing. Do you really consider yourself
my equal?
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Apparently not all men are created
equal, Alcaldi.
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Some are better than you'll ever be.
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These wouldn't happen to be yours, would
they?
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Yes.
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Not the desk again!
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He's so depressed.
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He's been in here all day.
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That's why I let him hang that silly bag
in my tavern.
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A new avocation, Sergeant.
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The alcalde thinks I'm a coward.
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I'll show him who can fight.
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I think a couple of your best tamales
will help put some strength behind the
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sergeant's punches.
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That's a good idea.
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Tell me, Don Diego, do you really think
Señor Horton is a better fighter than
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me?
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No, I don't really think so.
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What did he knock me out?
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Trust me, Sergeant, that was nothing but
a lucky punch. He calls that his, um,
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sleeper.
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