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ENGLISH SUBTITLES BY BARISHNIKOV@KATCR.CO
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Captain Utrera.
I'm Luis de Zúñiga.
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Dresdner is dead.
He left these instructions.
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I'm very sorry about your daughter Lucina.
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- THE NEW WORLD -
"ALL THE DESPERATE WENT, THOSE WITHOUT A FUTURE,
HOPING FOR A NEW BEGINNING"
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The Holy Office asked me to thank you.
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The capture of Ledesma restored the prestige
and the confidence of the Crown.
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It's Nubla, Ledesma's servant.
He was in the tunnels.
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It took 10 men to kill him.
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I still don't understand
why he killed other Protestants.
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There's over 10 different schools
of Protestants in Europe.
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Lutherans, Calvinists, Presbyterians, Baptists...
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All confronting each other for the same old reason...
power.
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They were among Pedro Lanza's things.
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A bunch of fake coins and a bible.
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Your bible.
You can have a look at it.
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Some pages have notes on them.
They must mean something.
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I checked the numbers and most of them
refer to some of the Apocrypha.
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I couldn't decrypt 'em though.
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I wouldn't know,
you're the theologist.
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What are you gonna do with your freedom?
- I have a promise to keep.
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To whom?
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The New World... what's there to find?
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The future.
- What future? Don't be naive.
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There's only scavengers, like anywhere else.
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They're names.
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"Azuaga".
1 - 27 - 22 - 1 - 7 - 1.
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Each number is a letter in alphabetic order.
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Azuaga, Lucina, Dresdner...
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This I don't understand.
C - C - C - L.
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They're Roman numbers.
Amounts.
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Lucina had cards debts and the other three
had borrowed money for the New World's fleet.
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It's an account book.
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Money lent to Protestants
by other Protestants.
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How did they get all that money?
- Fake coins, that's how.
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Dresdner was the mint's treasurer,
he could produce all the coins he needed.
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More names.
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Carlos Corrales, Benjamín Azuaga,
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Armando Utrera... the card lady's father.
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Dresdner is dead
but Captain Utrera was with the fleet.
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They could load the ships with coins.
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Azuaga's business...
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They'll transfer the silver on another ship,
taking advantage of the port opening.
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Congratulations, you're a free man.
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This morning you'll have tickets
for the New World.
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Let's go.
- There is one more here.
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Same as the others.
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27 - 22 - 15 - 9 - 7 - 1.
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Zuniga.
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Which one is Captain Utrera's ship?
- Second on the left, they're boarding the cargo.
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Why are we stopping?
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Get off.
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Carlos Corrales,
you're under arrest by the Inquisition.
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Stop. Where do the barrels come from?
- The dye factory.
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Unload them.
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Open the door!
In the name of the Holy Inquisition!
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Pour it out.
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Mrs. Larrea claims the factory's property
as legacy from her husband.
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She's a Pinelo.
She asks the Guild to reconsider its position.
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The Council recognized her right to run her own business,
short of objective impediments.
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What you call "objective impediments"
is the point of it all.
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She's a woman, therefore weak-minded.
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Her emotions cloud her limited judgement.
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Her impulses make her unpredictable,
fickle and unreliable.
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If they can't control themselves,
how can they run a business?
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Her place is the house,
her virtues are others.
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Who says that?
- Quiet. Nobody allowed you to speak.
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Excuse me, Assistant...
- If it wasn't for her father's memory, she'd already be in a cell.
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A man will run the factory
and a man will get the profits.
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Or what?
- Or you'll pay the consequences.
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You'll go to jail
and your factory will be closed for good.
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All these men just to say that?
- You have one week.
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I didn't know.
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Since when?
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Short after you left.
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Germán?
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The German was my only contact with them.
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For money?
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At first it was.
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After that, I don't know.
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Position?
- Is there another way to prosper in this town?
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If you don't have a name,
you're nothing.
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Soon my house will no longer be mine.
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I left it all to the Crown in my will.
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Starting today, the Crown owns my house.
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So as long as this empire is under a king,
my memory will be untouchable.
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Associated to the Crown, like a real nobleman.
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Not even the Inquisition can touch that.
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No one's gonna burn my house
and cover it with salt.
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My flowers will keep growing...
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...as if I were alive.
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Now go.
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You should have gone long ago.
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It's finished.
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You can change.
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You'll be brought wherever you wanna go.
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What are you gonna do now?
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What I've always done.
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What about you?
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What's it for me to do?
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It's good... the best of all.
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They're getting ready for tomorrow.
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For the first time, I don't wanna go.
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Death!
- To the stake!
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Heretics!
- Sodomites!
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The plague is gone, we won!
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Once more, we defeated evil!
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In this purification,
Seville gets rid of the worst disease it's ever known.
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The heretics!
The traitors who brought sorrow and pain!
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The Protestants!
They are the plague!
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And God is the medicine!
- Burn them!
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Through our port, many new things come...
too many.
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That's why we gotta be ready to fight the corruption.
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To defend out faith in God,
the one and only God!
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Traitors!
- Die!
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Luis de Zuniga, you'll be burned at the stake.
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Ignacio and Benjamín Azuaga,
you'll burn at the stake.
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Alejandro de Dresdner and Carlos Corrales,
you'll burn at the stake.
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Armando and Lucina Utrera,
you'll burn at the stake.
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Ledesma, sentenced to the stake.
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May all infidels burn in the eternal fire!
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You don't need that.
- Who do you work for?
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"Worked" you mean... Luis de Zuniga.
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Someone wanted you dead, he paid me to protect you.
You're alive thanks to him.
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Who?
. I don't know.
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He also wanted me to kill the woman.
- What woman?
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I don't remember the name.
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She had a sister in the slums, a witch.
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The Inquisition got her and let her go.
- Why?
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I don't know.
When I saw her, she was dying from the plague.
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Was she Carmen Galvez?
- Maybe.
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Why did she have to die?
- Because dead won't talk.
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Can I go now?
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What is it?
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Die, heretic!
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Burn, you heretic!
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What do you want?
- The truth.
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I told you the truth.
Now get out.
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Try a different truth.
I'm not leaving unless I'm convinced.
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It wasn't Ledesma who killed them.
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It wasn't him.
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Don't even try!
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I know about your sister.
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She was going to the stake for witchcraft
but someone had her pardoned... you.
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You told Celso de Guevara everything
about Azuaga.
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You sold him out.
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No one ever locked you in that hole,
it was all an act.
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If he finds out, he'll kill me.
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He's already dead.
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There's something more.
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Something I told the Inquisitor
and that you don't know.
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What is it?
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They met with Ledesma because they were planning
something against the Crown... something big.
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Nobody knew what it was.
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He used you not only to catch Ledesma
but also to find out about his plan.
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This is your truth.
Now go.
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Let's go.
We'll get on the first ship leaving.
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No matter where it's going.
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You only bring misfortune,
I don't wanna see you again.
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Did you hear me?!
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You have no honor.
You promised my father to get me out...
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What father? You have no father.
You're a bastard.
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Get out!
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Take these.
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It's all gone bad. You wanna poison us?
- Get lost.
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Just like you!
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What's it gonna be?
- Son of a bitch!
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Hey! What's going on?!
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Rose by rose, two by two.
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Night falls into the day...
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Nubla!
Stop!
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Why have you come here?
You were free.
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You killed them...
you had their names but you needed Ledesma.
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They were all protected by the Crown,
so you came up with the suicide.
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Then I turned up and took you to him.
- Purely for pride.
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God punishes men's pride
with pain and neglect.
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No one's wiser than God.
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That silver was gonna finance a war
against the Spanish Empire in Flanders.
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Against their own people.
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People do not care...
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Protestants and Catholics are the same...
all they care about is power.
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You're dying.
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You're alone and scared.
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But I can help you.
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Ask for forgiveness and you'll stop suffering.
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You'll finally rest.
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Leave him.
I gave him my word.
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Let God decide what's gonna be of him.
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I absolve you from your sins in the name
of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit.
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Get him out of here.
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Let me see who is it.
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Take his boots, he no longer needs them.
His belt is also good.
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I told you that devil
was gonna bring you bad luck.
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For the boatman.
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Have a nice trip.
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Monardes...
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Monardes...
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Let's go.
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Mateo!
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On the table!
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Pork lard!
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Help me.
Get him on his side, he's bleeding out.
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Bandages!
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Keep pressure.
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Bring water!
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Monardes!
He woke up!
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Clean water.
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He saved your life.
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How long have I been out?
- Stay down. Three days.
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He stayed here the whole time.
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You have no fever.
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It's not swollen, that's a good sign.
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Try not to move.
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It burns.
- It's dried egg with turpentine, to heal the wounds.
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They're gone.
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I haven't seen them for some time.
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They'll be back, it's a cycle.
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When you think they're gone, you lower your guard.
That's when they come back.
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Just like the plague.
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People are flooding the streets now,
celebrating the end of the disease.
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What they don't know is
the plague will never disappear.
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It'll stay asleep in furniture and clothes,
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in basements and beds,
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patiently waiting until men
forget about it.
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Over and over again... forever.
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Nothing's new under the sun.
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A poor confidence in the future.
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In men.
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Rest.
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You wanted to see me?
- Come closer.
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We need to transfer the factory's management
to a man's name. We thought of you.
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Why me?
- It's your father's factory. I'm not allowed to run it.
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You just need to sign this.
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Read it to him.
- I can read.
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And Mateo?
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Mateo's gonna do what he wants,
as he always did.
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He can stay at the factory for now.
Buy some clothes for him.
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We're done.
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Thank you.
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"I, Valerio Larrea Expósito,"
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"accept the title to
Teresa Pinelo Mellado's loom."
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Gather round.
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"Leaving to the owner
absolute power to manage the business."
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"The owner undertakes to give work
and support to the holder of the present agreement."
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"Seville. 25 October 1597."
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You can stay as long as you need.
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This is your house,
you don't have to leave.
248
00:42:21,540 --> 00:42:26,420
This is Germán's house, not mine.
249
00:42:42,060 --> 00:42:45,780
You found him...
250
00:42:45,780 --> 00:42:49,540
...and God made justice.
251
00:42:50,660 --> 00:42:53,580
They burned him.
252
00:43:11,900 --> 00:43:14,780
You were right.
253
00:43:14,980 --> 00:43:18,420
He's just like him.
254
00:43:19,740 --> 00:43:23,020
Take care.
255
00:44:24,340 --> 00:44:26,580
Mateo!
256
00:44:33,440 --> 00:44:36,860
I didn't think you'd come.
257
00:44:40,940 --> 00:44:44,500
Who dressed you up like that?
258
00:44:49,460 --> 00:44:52,380
This is for you.
259
00:44:55,220 --> 00:44:58,820
I no longer need it.
260
00:44:59,300 --> 00:45:05,900
Half of what's written here are lies.
- Really? I learned a lot.
261
00:45:06,190 --> 00:45:09,780
But I'm not sure I'm happier now.
262
00:45:12,700 --> 00:45:15,620
Use this.
263
00:45:16,780 --> 00:45:20,420
It's all you got.
264
00:46:12,860 --> 00:46:19,420
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