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Heat.

Heat.

Da Morel.

Heat. Heat.

[ __ ]

[screaming]

[crying]

this.

Thank you.

Where go

Heat. Heat.

Okay, [ __ ]

Water's over for the night. Cut the

[ __ ] water.

If this was a real war, every one of you

[ __ ] [ __ ] be fertilizing daisies

by now.

>> Sergeant Iron.

>> Sergeant, Colonel Watkins would like to

see you as soon as possible.

>> Right away.

>> Sergeant,

>> dismissed.

Gas General.

>> Sergeant Iron is here, sir.

>> No, sir. I don't know.

>> No.

I'll have the information for you about

$800 in the morning. Thank you, sir.

>> Sergeant, I am reporting as audit, sir.

>> As you were, Sergeant. Let me introduce

you to Mr. Mr. Shyer. They just returned

from the Amazon. They brought something

to show you.

>> That sergeant is all that's left of

Lieutenant Morel of the United States

Marine Corps.

Daniel.

>> Yes.

>> My wife and I have been doing research

on how civilization affects primitive

tribes. We happened on this village.

We'd already been warned there'd been

some problem with those Indians before.

So, we just took a few shots and left

the area.

>> How do you know if that's Lieutenant

Morel?

>> We met his wife. I mean, his widow.

>> Ta.

>> That was her name. When she found out we

were coming back to America, she

she gave us this

>> for me.

>> Yes.

>> She was quite clear you were to receive

this personally.

>> Thank you.

>> Thank you, Colonel.

>> You're quite welcome.

>> Thank you very much for coming.

Make it worse, aren't you?

>> Did you get an answer, sir?

>> Yeah, we got a communicate. And

according to local government,

Lieutenant Morel died of natural causes.

>> Sure he did. This means that whoever

killed him has the support of the local

government and our council. And you

can't rely on either one of those for

help.

>> Change of heart, sir.

>> Sergeant has put you on indefinite row.

>> No. Once you leave this country, you're

on your own.

>> Anything else, sir?

>> Do you know how to use one of these?

>> Part of training, sir.

By next month, this old waror is going

to retire. Send me a postcard, will you?

>> Like the one we saw in your office.

>> I also like landscapes.

>> Will that be all, sir?

>> Good luck, Mr. Iron.

>> [music]

>> Oh, Move.

Heat.

Heat.

Heat.

Hey, Splat over here.

But

father

go away.

[panting]

What are you nerd?

I don't know father.

>> He was dead already.

He was dead already.

>> Then he felt nothing. [laughter]

Go ahead. Yes, sir.

Hello. Hi, boy.

Where's your hair? You are looking to

catch butterflies.

>> Not butterflies, photographs. If you

open the bag, you can see my camera.

>> You open the bag.

Sergeant.

>> Who's this?

>> My son. Danielle's son.

>> What's your name?

>> Nik.

>> His name is Gabrielle.

M clever is the only thing he knows how

to say in English.

>> This is my brother Gadi. We knew you

would come. As you can see, the jungle

is unpredictable as ever.

>> What's he doing?

>> Giving them their last rights.

>> Ah, very crispy. You speak very good

English.

>> Danielle taught us. He taught us how to

do a lot of things. How to read, write,

shoot. He also told us many of your

adventures. He said you were a friend.

IMC trucks come.

Take the boy to the village and wait for

us there.

>> Sergeant, we can't go to the village

yet. We'll join them later. Follow me.

Heat.

Heat.

All right. Go.

Move.

Move.

Move.

>> These are my people. They're forced to

work under terrible conditions and are

treated like animals day and night. All

because of that damn road.

>> Ready to load up.

>> Where are they taking?

>> It's the construction site. They'll see

it tomorrow.

in the village at dawn and when I come

back at sunset they're very happy to see

me again.

>> Why

you mean freedom to them, don't you?

[cheering]

>> [cheering]

>> Search it.

>> Go on. It's good.

>> Hey, it is good. What is it?

>> It's better, you know, ask question on

the first day.

>> Sergeant iron.

>> [laughter]

>> This is Sergeant Har. He was a friend of

Danielle.

>> I see. Sergeant, this is the heart of

our village. We look free, but we're

not. If any of the villagers tried

escaping, the men at the construction

site would be killed.

>> Well, how come you're running around so

free?

We stay outside the village whenever the

men are around and we help our people

any way we can.

Yesterday I killed an Anakonda

and today we're celebrating it.

Me and a handful of others managed to

get away before they arrived. They don't

know we exist.

We could do more, but we're heavily

outnumbered and they're very wellarmed.

>> Who's their boss?

>> The man who killed Danielle.

>> You sleep in here tonight?

>> First, I want to know about this guy.

>> They'll see him tomorrow. Let's know.

[music]

This way.

There is death everywhere

and not just animals.

>> What's killing them?

>> White cloud.

>> Come, you'll see.

Hurry up. God damn it.

That's the man who killed Danielle.

>> What the hell is happening? An accident.

One of those [ __ ] angels got himself

pinned under the trick.

Get him out of here and get the others

back to work.

And you had better start praying to your

god that we finish the highway before

the rainy season.

>> Go on with it.

>> He showed up saying he was coming from

Africa and that he was here to study the

behavior of animals.

>> Get this thing up. Move. Hurry up. Hey,

what are you doing? Back to your work.

Everybody move. Hurry up.

>> Took a while, but he finally gained

Danielle's trust over there

>> until

>> his name is Vincent Vanik. He's Dutch.

>> Yes. He's here to build a highway

through our jungle.

>> He gets paid by the mile.

Van promised fat wages to anyone who

agreed to work for him. But we all knew

he had killed Danielle. So we did not

accept his offer.

That's when Vanik and his men decided to

play it rough.

We run out of foliage fast.

>> Okay, Pablo, you will follow up on that.

We can't allow ourselves to run out.

It's the only way to see what's under

the trees and pick the right path of the

road. And besides, it saves time. With

the leaves gone, the know right away

which trees to clear out.

Who's that guy?

>> Father Leonard. He's a missionary. The

only friend we have in this part of the

world.

your

[laughter]

>> good morning, Father Leonard. Your

mercenary shot a man who was already

dead right in front of my eyes.

Believe me, Father, this is news to me.

I'm terribly sorry about the death of

that Christian.

Christian, I give you my word that those

responsible will be severely punished.

You are responsible. You and this damn

highway. I don't want to hear any of

your stupid sermons.

This highway will bring civilization to

these savages.

>> So far, all it has brought is blood and

death.

>> So what? That's a price of civilization.

>> What's your price? A bonus for every my

completed or for every dead Indio.

>> That in you is included in the budget

for this highway.

>> Oh my god.

>> Now father, if you don't mind.

>> Tomorrow.

Tomorrow I will hold the funeral service

to that poor guy killed by your men. You

must allow the working men of the

village to be present at the funeral.

>> No problem.

>> You can tell them yourself.

Pablo,

her father Leona driven to the India

village.

>> Eloise and Ramirez have to go to the

airport now to pick up some spare gear.

Get them.

I hope you appreciate my spirit of

cooperation, father.

>> Enjoy your drive.

>> We better follow that Jeep and fast.

>> You think?

>> Yeah.

Heat.

Heat.

Heat.

Heat.

Heat.

Heat.

What is going on?

>> Excuse me, father. The engine's acting

up. This will only take a minute.

Let's split up.

Throw him in the garlic.

[screaming]

You okay, man?

>> Yeah,

>> he's bleeding bad. We got to get him to

the village.

I got the

>> father. He's badly hurt. Bring him to

the big.

>> I'll hide the jeep. Daniel taught me how

to drive.

>> Why?

Why are you taking pictures of me?

>> The world has to know what's happening

here.

>> And what? How will you preaches reach

the world?

>> I'll find a way, father.

>> You'll find a way.

Hi.

What's going on?

>> Uh, a couple of the men disappeared

yesterday. I'm trying to get a line on

them now.

>> Have you checked out the mines of the

village?

>> No, not yet.

>> Maybe they are just sobering up in some

wh house like those guys a couple of

weeks ago.

>> Then they should know me better than

that by now because this time when I get

a hold of them, I'm going to take a pair

of pliers to their nuts.

Hi daddy.

>> How many guns do we have?

>> Two rifles and one handgun.

>> Where are the other Indians? What are

they doing? How come they won't help

your tribe?

>> It causes my brother great pain.

After Danielle was killed,

>> Ugatti became our chief and new Tukawa.

>> Why don't you hold a meeting with the

Tawa?

>> What happened to you? Could happen to

them?

>> They don't want to listen to us.

>> They are very scared and suspicious.

They only go deeper and deeper into the

jungle.

>> I get the picture.

>> If you do not want to help us, we will

understand.

It is our fight, not yours.

>> They have taken our land and are

destroying it.

>> Do you think they're too strong for us?

>> Anyone will fight

>> if you make them mad enough.

>> So what is it? Don't you have faith in

my people?

>> I know you're ready to fight.

>> Of course, we're ready to fight.

>> The problem is for how long?

>> Till we beat them.

>> Others will take their place.

>> We will beat them, too. At what price?

>> Freedom has no price.

>> Are you sure about that?

>> Yes. Now it's your turn to answer us.

Are you going to help us fight?

>> I want to tell you a story about a guy

named Spartacus.

>> Who?

>> A guy just like you.

He had nothing to lose. He was a slave.

It's an old story.

Everybody go back to the camp.

>> Come on.

Come on. Come on. Get the [ __ ] out. Come

on.

Go go go go go.

I

don't

want to go

Natives are restless like a [ __ ] [ __ ]

pain.

Then I'm going to Maloo.

like a check on the ass.

>> Hey, Jesus.

[screaming]

[groaning]

[music]

[music]

What the [ __ ]

>> There's no turning back,

>> right?

>> One second.

>> [cheering]

>> So, what's the story?

>> I had to convince them that they're

free.

>> They didn't believe you?

>> No.

I know where they're coming from. Come

on, let's get the hell out of here.

[music]

[music]

>> [music]

>> Heat.

Heat.

[music]

>> [music]

[cheering]

>> Fire. Father Leonard. He wants to talk

to you. He's dying. Come quick.

>> Quick.

>> You got it. Have him camouflage the

trucks.

Come on.

>> Die.

>> He is here. Father,

>> I'm no good to you at this point of the

fight. You need a man like him.

Listen closely, Sergeant. You can do

something for them, but I was never able

to defend them.

>> What can I do for you, father?

>> I know. I lost too much blood.

And my soul is is leaving my body.

So when I die, cremate me. They send my

issues to the United States.

>> But yes, I know church is against

cremation. But in the heat, our bodies

start to run up even before a person has

time to die. and

and it's the only way to get your

pictures out of the country.

Hide the roads of film in the year

containing my ashes and send it to the

prior of my holy ordin the United

States.

>> You can count on it. Yeah.

>> To make sure the earth reaches the

states. All you had to do is give it to

Van.

>> Van?

>> Yes.

You'll be only too happy to see me go,

giving us a handful of ashes.

>> Need revenge.

>> Revenge is the Lord's.

>> Let's just say you're giving them a

helping hand.

>> She'll take it. She's deaf and dumb.

They won't hurt her.

>> I understand.

>> This is for you to help you remember.

The last two pages will help you to ship

my ashes out of here.

Trust this man. You won't

it won't abandon

you.

>> Mr. Van Ike, before I leave this life, I

ask you to do me a favor. Make sure my

ashes reach the prior of my holy order

in America. May God forgive you.

I ask God to forgive my sins.

A final prayer, Reverend Father, that

you see that my earn with my ashes

reaches my family in Italy. May God

bless you.

Where the hell are they?

Goddamn. Where are they?

The chief with my men at the priest. A

whole village full of inyos. The trucks,

those things don't just disappear.

You [ __ ] got [ __ ] by a bunch of

zombies who wouldn't dare take a piss

without asking permission.

Who's going to build my road now?

Who's going to build my road now? And

don't tell me they did this by

themselves.

They don't know the first thing about

driving a truck.

>> Nothing. Not a trace of them.

>> They got themselves some help. Probably

some dog good ideologist. Manuel,

>> get both.

>> I want all the men here tomorrow armed.

We will find them with the choppers and

burn this place to the ground.

Salaso

Maraso.

Get ready, you guys. Heading into the

gorge. Keep your eyes skinned.

They left the village without leaving

tracks in the jungle. Canoes

disappeared. That means they are on the

river somewhere.

They're looking for us.

>> The element of surprise is gone. It's a

different ball game from here on out.

>> What do you mean?

>> On the ground, we're as good as they are

in the air.

>> How many choppers do they have?

>> Two.

>> [ __ ]

We need dispose of Vatti or else we're

[ __ ]

>> I know of a place,

but it is very far away.

>> No problem. We have a jeep. Where?

>> At the old mines. Mama Lou's place.

>> Who the hell is Mama Lou?

>> She's [snorts]

a lady.

>> Well, then let's go. Must keep a lady

waiting.

Heat. Heat.

What's that over there? Smoke.

>> Yeah, those are the trees we've been

talking about.

They have to burn them. The Indians are

here to move them.

base calling chopper one. Over.

>> Chopper one to base. Reading loud and

clear. Over.

>> Message to Mr. Van Ike. He's wanded back

at the sawmill. Over.

>> Roger.

>> Let's go.

>> Do you have children, Sergeant?

>> Not yet. You mean you have no woman?

>> Where I come from?

Sometimes the one with no kids

are the ones with the most women.

>> Yes, we also have many wives.

Sergeant,

what do you think will happen to my

people?

>> What will happen to everyone? You mean

>> it's like you said,

>> I'm not very good at expressing myself

in your language, but Danielle said

shaking hands in your world is very

important.

I want to thank you for helping us.

>> You're helping yourself.

Don't wait for me. I take a jeep back to

the office.

Jose, we are falling behind schedule.

Yeah. Okay. Roger on that. We'll be back

up your way as fast as we can get up

there.

>> I didn't want to talk about it on the

radio.

>> Talk about what?

>> It's our men. They don't want to work

until the last trace of acids out of the

jungle.

[ __ ]

>> What shall we do?

>> What shall we do?

>> We have to fight those Indios and bring

them back to work.

The guy stick the jeep over there with

his hat.

>> Hey man,

>> come here.

>> Hey man. Hey, please come here.

I got

Okay, Mr. Kirby. Looks good.

The M16s are okay, but we're talking

about three boxes of ammo.

>> Come on, guys. Life cost. You know, the

prices are going up all the time and the

law gets tougher every day. But Mama Lou

loves you. Oh, yes. You know, Mama Lou

would do anything for her boys. Huh?

Mr. Kirby, load the boxes onto the boy's

truck. Mr. Kirby, come on, guys. I buy

you some drinks.

Give Mr. Kirby a hand. Hey, give the

boys a drink. Whatever they want on the

house.

Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey. Use the

back door. Huh?

There you are.

May

you enjoy.

Hey,

>> I don't want to call.

>> I'll come back.

Best bars in the world.

Couldn't I have another drink?

>> Give these boys the best.

>> Okay.

Ah, kiss. [laughter]

>> It's nice to see a new face in here,

huh? What can Mama Lou do for a

good-looking boy like you? Huh?

>> Depends on what you have to offer.

>> Ah, well, depends on what you got to

sell.

Oh, well, that should make one of my

girls very happy this evening.

Only the best for my man.

>> Come on. No, no, no.

Teresa, entertain my friend here, Mr.

Mr.

New. I love that name.

>> [music]

>> I tell you a secret. Bald-headed men

turn me on.

>> Oh, they do, do they?

Come with me and I'll show you how much.

Hey, hey, I got a complaint to make.

Hey, you

>> go home, John. You had enough. Enough.

Enough. Who says I have enough? Le

anybody under the table.

>> I'll be back.

>> No, don't go.

>> Hey, what you doing?

>> I'll hold on to your shirt as a hostage.

>> Don't worry. Keep it hot. I'll be back.

>> I will be waiting.

>> Anybody finally stable?

See?

>> No problem.

>> No problem. Hey, senior.

Come on.

[laughter]

Somebody's up to no good. See, Senior

Give me the pig. Watch your back.

All

right.

>> [laughter]

>> Get your hands up. Come out here.

Well, if it ain't Mr. Newface.

Is he a friend of yours? That Indo that

was outside?

Yeah, that kind of answers my question.

We don't take kindly to savages around

here.

>> Sounds like somebody's having a good

time out there.

[gasps] How's about that kiss, Mr. New

Face? Never kissed a jeweler before.

>> Come on up, you cat. I'd like a guy with

a sense of humor.

[laughter]

[groaning and screaming]

>> Oh,

yeah. [screaming]

Fat [ __ ]

Damn.

[ __ ]

Hey, wait for Mama.

[laughter]

>> Hey, you know she won't want to miss

this show. Come on. Wait a minute.

>> Put him [screaming] down.

>> Easy.

>> [panting]

>> Get the jeep.

Back out of here. Keep the headlights on

the door.

Stop.

Go.

a kiss for Mama Lou.

>> Kiss a go.

>> What was those guys doing to you? They

were covering my bowls with lard.

>> Why?

>> The dogs love lard. It is very popular

in this part of the world.

>> Don't tell me. Indians do it, too.

>> We have no dogs.

>> Jesus Christ.

>> Over here, Bert. I found something. Look

what I found. They're freshly cut.

>> What the [ __ ] do you mean?

Cuz they're hiding tire tracks. Trucks

can't be far.

>> No [ __ ] Look where they go. Out in the

water.

>> Hold on.

>> Falcon. Falcon calling Fox's D. Falcon

calling Fox's D.

>> Okay, it's Bird. He's found the trucks

and Mononttoya saw two Indos headed up

river in a canoe.

>> Good. They will lead us straight to the

others. Tell them on Toyota to make sure

they don't see him and have bird and the

others round over at the tracks. I will

send two drivers and some other men with

the choppers.

Tell them to wait.

Trucks located on the left bank in

square D. Go in and check them out.

>> Okay. Okay. I'll tell Van Ike.

Come on, we got to move them out.

>> This is Seagull calling Fox's tent.

Over.

>> Pitch it up to the chopper.

>> Start her up.

>> The chopper says there's no damage done

to the truck's engines.

>> Where are they?

No, that's impossible. You flew over

there so many times.

Wait, it's a trap.

This is the night. Stop everything.

Answer me. Answer me.

Don't

[music]

[music]

hallelujah.

I almost blew it for you. Sorry. Just

want to take a swim. Okay.

[screaming]

See that? Huh? See that?

You teach me how to fish. I teach you.

I'll do it.

Okay. What do you say?

>> Me.

>> Ah, sure you are. But I will get a fish.

>> Thank you.

God

yo yo. Oh,

if they went up river,

they have to be around here.

Split up into two groups and go up the

Tagua.

When you found them, join forces and

surround them and get as many of them

alive as possible.

Do you hear me?

Alive.

Yeah, I know ain't no clever, but I

hungry.

>> [panting]

>> bad news.

>> What?

>> He came back from checking on Vanax's

camp. There was a large group of his

mercenaries headed this way. Ask him how

many men.

>> Many men. We are ready.

>> Now things are really going to get

heavy.

>> I know many of us may die,

>> but it is better to die than to live

like slaves.

>> Even if nobody knows about it,

>> he will know. She will know. He will

know.

He will know about it.

Yes,

he will know.

Okay, get the dynamite.

The camp hasn't looked like it's asleep.

Let's move it.

>> We got campfires in sector D, grit

square F. Closing in now.

>> We hiding in that guard as I figured

one Toyota to wait there for Bur and the

others.

It's going to be one hot part of the

world tomorrow.

>> Foxes the falcon. Foxes a falcon. Come

in.

>> I've got them in position. We've got the

gorge closed up tight.

>> They're all asleep.

We going to hit them or what?

>> Yeah, let's boogie.

There's nobody here.

This [ __ ] deserted.

>> Hey, come take a look at this.

Come and see what they left us.

>> That's the dynamite they stole from

Mamaroo.

Hey,

>> watch out.

>> [screaming and groaning]

>> Oh god.

to the ancient city sergeants.

>> Yeah, now we can go. They lost a lot of

men and there's no way they can follow

us without choppers.

Thank you.

Welcome, Mr. President.

Tell the pilot not to shut it down. This

won't take long.

>> Don't shut it down.

>> The reason I gave you this job was

because of your reputation. So far, the

only damn thing you've done has cost us

millions of dollars in men and

equipment.

>> We are having problems with those

Indians, but we are taking care of him.

Player rough, huh?

>> What do you expect? The Europeans learn

from your Americans.

>> What the hell does that mean?

>> You aren't exactly soft with the

Indians, right?

>> You know, that's pretty funny coming

from a South African.

>> Oh, that was different. We had our

settlements before any of the other

people showed up there. We have done

what we had to do. Defend our rights.

>> Well, whatever. At least we didn't

advertise in every major newspaper there

is. Let me show you something.

Take a look at this.

I don't know what to say.

I've never seen or heard about a single

reporter being here. If he had, he would

not have gotten out alive. didn't get

out alive. He left dead.

>> Who?

>> The Italian priest.

>> Christ. Father Leonard.

>> Mhm.

>> I doubt he knew the first thing about

taking pictures.

>> Pictures were shot by a character they

call iron.

>> Never heard about him.

>> The sergeant, United States Marine

Corps. We used him once and tried to

bribe this half green morale.

>> The poor man's Rambo.

>> You have any idea how these prince made

it back to the States? Van Ike

>> with one of those [ __ ] ecologists.

>> No, Vanke, you sent them. They were

hidden in the ashes of that dead

missionary you so lovingly sent back.

>> By the way, this man they call Iron

happens to be Black.

Van,

you've just been [ __ ] by a dead priest

and a black sergeant. I'm calling in

reinforcements.

Send your reinforcements, Mr. [ __ ]

president. But I want those in your

ancient city, Sergeant.

coming.

Aqua

Dragon.

I'm running.

Get in the water. Get in the water.

>> [screaming]

[groaning]

>> Oh, now

>> you want

[screaming]

That that

I'm dead. I'm underwater.

No. Get back.

[screaming] No.

>> [screaming]

>> W.

[cheering]

>> [screaming]

>> Another

[laughter]

estee.

the boy live.

If you're a praying man, it's time to

start praying.

You'll be okay.

[snorts]

Sergeant Iron,

>> you're leaving us.

>> Yes.

>> Why?

>> Because we lost.

>> We have just begun to fight. You cannot

desert us now.

>> We've lost, Mugatti.

I'm sorry,

but it's a fact.

>> You gave us hope for the future. The

story of that slave, Spartacus.

>> Spartigus.

He was crucified.

Damn it.

Oh my god.

Keep

You have little faith in our people,

Sergeant.

>> [ __ ]

Where the hell they all come from?

>> They came in answer to the horns now. Do

you believe we can win?

>> Yeah, now I believe it.

>> They're all here. All the tribes and the

tukawas. Look at them, Sergeant.

>> Because one day you'll be able to say

you saw an entire nation ready to die so

they could live.

>> No. Entire nation ready to fight so they

can live.

Will you lead us, my friend?

>> Yes. Tell them the days of running and

hiding are over. This is your land and

your home.

What am I? What's up? [screaming]

[cheering]

[cheering]

A stupid.

>> Oh, these are the fresh reinforcements.

It may not look like much, but they've

been in every little [ __ ] brush fire

war for the last 20 years. They're pros.

They'll do what they're told.

>> Well, I'll get them loaded up. We leave

immediately.

>> We have enough rifles.

>> Yes, sir.

>> Taco.

Get ready.

>> Good. Let's go back to work. Good.

What are the workers?

>> We're going to get them. Take 20 men

>> and head north to the Cayman fall. There

are some Ino villages 10, 50 mi further

inland, roundabout here. Me and Pablo

sweep their rear southeast. We bring in

every Ino fit enough to work. Those who

put up a fight,

take the men together. Let's go. Right,

boss. Okay, everybody move.

What's wrong?

>> I don't know. Something's different.

Something strange.

>> Let's go.

>> The jungle's moving.

Just a trigger of the light.

>> [music]

>> I said let's go. Come on, Paco. Move

out.

[music]

>> [music]

>> What the [ __ ] is the matter with you?

Holy

[ __ ] They're going to attack us quick.

Three men to the payload. Move it. Move

in.

[music]

Go back [screaming] Hey

[ __ ]

go.

Christ. They have dynamite.

Heat. Heat.

[cheering]

>> [music]

[cheering]

>> Heat.

Heat.

Heat.

[cheering]

Heat.

[music]

>> [music]

>> The explosion is on fire. Get

out.

Heat.

Heat.

Get out of there. Get out of there.

Let's

go.

[cheering]

[cheering]

Heat.

Heat.

[cheering]

[cheering]

Heat.

[cheering]

Heat. [screaming]

Heat. Heat.

>> [cheering]

>> Heat. Heat.

Wait. [screaming]

You're dead me.

>> Who in the [ __ ] are you? Why are you

doing this?

>> This is for Daniel Morel and because I'm

black, [ __ ]

Ouch. Oh [ __ ]

Relax.

Come

All right.

[music]

[groaning]

>> [music]

[music]

>> You did it.

Let's go home.

>> How's he doing?

>> He's feeling better.

>> I know. You clever.

>> You clever.

[music]

[music]

Heat.

[music]

Heat.

[music]

Heat. Heat.

[music]

[music]

[music]

Heat.

[music]

[music]

Heat.

>> [music]

[music]

[music]

>> Heat. Heat.

[music]

>> [music]

[music]

>> Heat.

Heat. [music]

Heat. Heat. [music]

[music]

[music]