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>> Bleck. I'm so hungry.

>> You had seen the painting before. Go and

take a casual look without making them

notice.

>> Let's go into that tavern over there.

>> All right, lads. The countest is

painting. Fine.

100 is ours.

>> The pot-bellied man doesn't leave the

painting by his side for even a moment.

Even better, we'll call him out with

excuse

and take it from him.

>> This hunter man might be dangerous, but

that fatty is an easy target. Sandy and

I will get the fatty out. You guys go

inside and won't watch at the hunter.

Are we going to eat pie, too?

>> We'll eat.

>> DON'T BE STUBBORN. I'M telling you,

Christopher Columbus made the statue.

From what I know, that man wasn't a

sculptor. He was a sailor.

>> What are they arguing about?

>> The man is right. Columbus is a sailor.

Did you hear this gentleman also agreed

with me? It's obvious he is a wise man.

>> True. There is nothing our professor

doesn't know.

Could be. But I bet even you wouldn't

know who made the statue.

>> Well, what if I do know?

>> I'll give you whatever you want.

The house is right there. Let's go and

have a look. Come, Rody. I'm going to

give you an art lesson.

You go. Let the painting stay here.

Professor, you're right. We'll be right

back.

Look at this setback. What will happen

now? We'll walk the fat guy and the kid

around for a bit while our friends take

the painting from the hunter.

>> I can't wait to see the statue.

You'll see. It's wonderful.

>> The painting remained with the hunter.

It's up to us to take it. That man is

armed and dangerous.

Leave that to me. Come, let's go inside

through the back door now.

Did you understand? Remember, you'll get

£10.

>> I understand.

>> Forgive me, sir. The government has an

order. It is forbidden to enter the

terrain with a weapon. I'm sorry, but

you have to hand over your weapon to me.

If they catch you, they'll close this

place down.

>> All right, here you go.

>> Look at that. It's a stranger.

The place reeks of sweat. I don't like

beggars like this.

>> Are these words meant for me?

>> Shame on you. Two against one. What did

this man do to you?

>> Mind your own business.

>> You've all conspired together. YOU'VE

SET A TRAP.

>> SHUT your mouth.

>> Watch your back.

>> I've known many dishonorable inkeepers,

but you've sorpassed them all.

Put it back.

>> YEAH.

LONG LIVE YOUNG MAN.

>> Didn't you say the house was right

there?

>> We're almost there.

>> I don't like this story, Professor. I

think they're stalling us.

>> I think so, too, Rodie. But I'm no fool

either.

>> Understood. I'm ready.

Well done. You taught those rascals a

good lesson. Come, let's get out of here

before the others arrive.

>> Let me get that painting.

>> Black, we're here.

It turns out they set a trap for us.

>> You can't stay on the street in this

rain. Let me take you to my house.

>> We have no other choice. Staying in town

is dangerous.

>> My house is outside the town and it's

not very luxurious. But there's a bed

and food

>> by helping us. You lost your job at the

tavern. I'm sorry about that.

>> It's not worth being sorry. The inkeeper

was a scoundrel. I was going to leave

anyway.

My god. Is this what you called a little

leak?

>> Let's light the stove so you can dry off

immediately.

That armchair is very comfortable.

>> I'm sorry. The chair couldn't support

your weight.

>> Damn it.

>> Let's hang your painting right here.

This wall doesn't get wet.

>> Make yourself at home.

>> Thank you.

>> Sleep well.

>> Good night.

>> Poor woman. Look what she has done for

us.

>> I hope the bed is not like the armchair.

Hey, the painting.

Our hostess has stolen the painting. Now

it's clear why she was so kind.

>> Help.

100 is mine.

I need£100.

>> So the governor put a reward on the

painting.

>> I'm ruined. I lost my job because of

you. I lost the reward, too.

>> You deserve this punish for deceiving

us.

>> The governor is looking for this

painting everywhere. We shouldn't stay

in villages or towns after this.

>> Actually, I don't understand why both

the governor and Connelly care so much

about this painting. Perhaps a state

secret.

>> This won't end like this.

You will pay for this. Hey, stop. Stop.

What is it, woman?

>> The countness's painting is in the hands

of those three men. I saw them. They

went that way.

>> Look, that's good news.

>> The painting is with them.

Let's attack.

>> Are you crazy? Do you know who that

hunter is? Great Bleck. He'll tear us

all apart.

I don't have the strength to walk

anymore.

>> There's a cave over there. We can rest

for a bit.

>> They entered the cave. It means they're

going to rest.

I'll go get reinforcements.

One patrol isn't enough to catch Black

Ble.

No one can disturb us here.

I can finally rest.

>> Don't you ever get tired, Bleck? Are you

really made of steel?

>> You're wrong, Rodie.

I'm going to sleep a bit, too.

Bleck has a terrifying reputation. They

are paying £1,000 for him, dead or

alive, and £100 for the painting. That

means a fortune. If we succeed, we'll

split the reward between us. We won't

need to work again for the rest of our

lives. But that's a dream. There's no

way we can catch them on our own.

I have a very good plan.

The wind is exactly as it should be.

Rebels,

surrender.

>> YOU HAVE NO OTHER CHOICE ANYWAY. YOU

CAN'T DO ANYTHING AGAINST A 100 PEOPLE.

You're quite the cunning one yourself.

>> I think someone is determined to turn us

into kebabs.

>> Surrender.

>> We're trapped. There's no way out.

>> Yeah, but I don't think they're very

many.

>> Rebels, surrender.

>> We're going to choke in here.

>> Give me your coat.

>> You'll see. We will survive.

>> Why haven't they come out yet?

>> Be a little patient. They will come out

eventually.