All language subtitles for The.Lost.World.S01E06 - DVDRip.XviD-SFM - Salvation

Gladys, here I am again,

a world away from you,

writing another chapter in a
book no one may ever read.

How can I begin to
describe this place?

It is dark and dangerous and
beautiful and terrifying.

Sometimes I wonder if we�ve
stumbled into paradise,

only to find that God
has given up on man.

Flesh transformed into light,

the soul reborn as a star.

As the fire consumes
the spirit is released.

Sin is purified in the flame.

As our savior Jesucoatl
died a victim of betrayal,

of unbelievers. So, all the
traitors must die.

Please! I have done nothing wrong.
- Heretic!

Some may call this
cleansing cruel, unjust.

Is it unjust to protect
ourselves from disease,

from the contagion he carries?

He who believeth shall
not be condemned.

Will we let him infect us with this
plague of lies, this plague of heresy?

But I do believe.
I swear! I believe!

Oh, my son. If this be true,

what a gift we have to give you.

Soon you will not need to
believe... you will know.

Go forth my disciples let
your spirit light up the world.

Please! No!

At the dawn of the century

A band of adventures set out
to prove the impossible

The existence of a prehistoric world

The Visionary

The Heiress

The Hunter

The Scientist

and
The Reporter

All chasing the story of a lifetime

Stranded in a savage land

Befriended by an untamed beauty

Together they fight to survive

In this amazing world
of lost civilizations

and terrifying creatures.

Always searching for a way home.

A way out of��

the Lost World

SALVATION

Mary, Mary quite contrary
how does your garden grow?

With silver bells and cockle shells
and pretty maids all in a row.

Looks like we�re almost done,
we can go home early.

Trailing a medical
cornucopia behind us.

Well we�re not carting
this monstrosity through

twenty miles of jungle.
And why not?

An orchid, as far as I�m concerned,
it has no value whatsoever.

That sir, is because
you have no soul.

What�s wrong?

Take her!

Summerlee, she�s not breathing.
- Quick, Challenger!

Set her down. No, no.
Roll her over.

What is he doing?
- He�s trying to save her life.

Well done, Summerlee.
- You did it.

Are you alright?
- Let go of my daughter.

You don�t understand.
- Step away.

Attacking children, what
savage Gods do you serve.

You�re wrong we didn�t.

The child was drowning.
We saved her.

As you can see your
worship I didn�t lie.

These three are not
merely heathens.

Heathens!

They�re clearly witches as well.

Take them!

Go, run!
- Quick, catch her!

Find any others like her.

So, that�s when I decided
to write it has a serial.

You know each
chapter self contained.

Got a name for it yet?

How about the seventh circle of hell.

I thought I�d call it
"the Lost World".

Not lost enough I�m afraid.
- Quiet!

Maybe it went the other way.

This way.

I�m open to suggestions.

Give me a hand.

Let�s hope he finds
dinner somewhere else.

He could be out there
for awhile, Malone.

What the hell is this place?

Who cares, as long as we�re
in here and it�s out there.

Looks like some kind of tomb.

It�s no Westminster Abbey.

I�ve never seen anything like this.

Xiechun-Ne, King and master
ruler of all sleeps here.

His journey among men at an end.

If you say so.

Where did she get all that?
- Are you coming?

I demand to know what
this is all about.

Demand! You demand of me?

Hear that, Pintario.
The witch threatens me.

I, sir, am no witch.

That�s true, your worship.

It was the other one that
breathed life into the dead.

That�s absurd! My saving that girl
had nothing to do with witchcraft.

Indeed?
- Best not.

It was elementary medical knowledge.
- Summerlee.

Only God can raise the dead.

God and anyone with a basic
knowledge of human anatomy.

Pintario, take note.

The charge is no longer
witchcraft. Now it is heresy.

What do you mean the charge?
- Tolmac, holy inquisitor,

teacher of the Christecs accuses the
witch of the gravest of all crimes,

heretical depravity.

I told you I am not a witch.
- Summerlee, do shut up!

The council will review the charge.

The heretic will be found guilty.

And then?

Then he will burn.

Anything? We�ll camp
here for the night. Alvar,

you�re in charge of the fire.
Jante, Lonzo you�re with me.

Darak, she�ll get away.

How? If we can�t travel in the
dark she�s certainly can�t.

Women were created
to be lesser than men.

We should have found
her by now� Tolmac said.

I�m aware of Tolmac�s
teachings about women.

Do you want to use what�s left of
the light to bicker over religion

or to find dinner?
- Dinner?

Spoken like a true soldier
and Lonzo...

We will find her.

A woman couldn�t have done this.

Perhaps she�s a demon.
- She looked like a demon to you?

Let�s go.

The great council in their wisdom
wish to have a confession

before the heretic is condemned.

I�m sorry. I can�t oblige.

Then it seems we will have
to conduct an interrogation.

That must be inconvenient for you.
- And for your friend.

He is an old man. His heart may
not be strong enough to survive

some ofour more vigorous methods.

Methods, you mean torture.

Indict him and the
council will let you live.

You can spare your friend
hours of agonizing pain.

In my world we have other
ways of finding the truth.

You are in my world now.
- Any just world

would allow the accused to speak
freely in his own defense.

Silence!
- Why?

Is your faith so fragile that
my words can shake it?

How dare you!

The holy inquisitor�s faith was
strong enough to survive

a dozen public hearings.
- Pintario!

A public trial.

Now that�s just what�s
required to get at the truth.

Or is the truth what
you�re afraid of?

Since you are so eager to
defend the heretic.

You will not mind to sharing
his fate at the stake.

He burns... you burn.

How pious you look,

reverent... almost holy.

You think I�m a fool, that I
wouldn�t see through you.

I only wanted to proclaim your glory.
- What you want is my priesthood.

This trial is an opportunity for
your intellect to shine before all.

It is an opportunity for
me to fail before all.

But I won�t.

And if you ever challenge me again,

I will scatter your
ashes to the winds.

The views better from over here.

It�s pretty nice from where
I�m standing, thanks.

I wasn�t talking about the water.
- Neither was I.

So, do you want to tell me
what happened back there?

What do you mean?

Well I knew you were fluent in. What
was it... sixty or seventy languages.

I just can�t figure out how
this can be one of them.

Let�s just say there�s something
universal about graves,

tombstone. Here lies sweet Mary Jane.

Dead and gone all
that�s left is her name.

Better than nothing.

Is it? If we don�t make it back.

We will.
- But if we don�t,

that collection of bones in
there was once a King.

And if we hadn�t of stumbled in.
He wouldn�t even be a memory now.

If the ruler of all
can be forgotten,

do you really think anyone
will remember the likes of us?

I�d wager I�d be passed caring.

It doesn�t bother you that all
anyone may ever know is what

Ned Malone writes in
some ridiculous book.

No. I�ve already done
what I�ll be remembered for.

That�s right. Lord John
world famous hunter

his reputation spans the globe.
- Now we both know

that�s not what I mean.

Anyway, what does it matter?

It matters to me.

Marguerite,

I�ll never forget you.
That�s for sure.

A lot of good that will do me
when you�re digested by

some prehistoric nightmare.

A simple thank you
would have been nice.

The witch�s tracks have disappeared.

No animal disappears. It hides.

Fascinating!

The Christecs seem to have
blended two contradictory cultures.

They�ve merged Catholic
saints with Aztec Gods.

That statue I was telling you
about quite clearly a creative

hybrid of Mary and Coatlicue.

Both mothers of Gods,
both virgin births as well.

Maybe the two religions
aren�t so different after all.

Well they certainly share a
fondness for burning dissenters.

Yes.

I wonder what they were after
those lost conquistadors.

Must have been something grand.
Something to fire the imagination.

An El Dorado perhaps
or fountain of youth.

Leave it to the great Challenger,

thrown to the lions and he
marvels at the animals pedigrees

instead of trying to find
a way out of the den.

Perhaps my life isn�t of enough
practical value to you either.

It�s alright, Arthur.
I�m frightened too.

But the truth is

there is no way out of here,
not at the moment anyway.

We�ll get one chance
to talk our way out of this.

I promise you I�ll
make the most of it.

Well if I had to put my faith in
anyone winning an argument

it would be George Challenger.

Fresh, she�s close.

You may give them what ever
benediction they request.

We must be mercifully.

You�re not suggesting that
he give us last rites.

You prefer to appear before
the Gods marked by sin?

Very well, return
them to their quarters.

No� no, we are grateful
for a place to reflect.

And repent.

Amen.

The man is possessed,
we haven�t eaten or slept.

He�s the commander.

Not for long.
- What are you talking about?

He only pretends to
follow the teachings.

If Tolmac knew...
- Tolmac must never know.

Alvar, what Darak does is heresy.
- And what you do is treason.

There she is.

She�s mine.
- Wait, Lonzo, wait!

I�m going to enjoy this.

Let�s see how a witch dies.

There!

Lonzo!

I�m not saying he isn�t
a hell of ahorse

but nobody�s ever won all three races.

If anyone has a shot at the
Triple Crown it�s Sir Barton.

What the hell do you
think you�re doing?

Calm down, I didn�t edit much.

I just wanted to see how wrong
you were getting it.

And the verdict?

A little sensational.
- You went through my things.

Put it down Marguerite.
- Just a second.

Do as he says.

�t last� me.

The mysterious Miss Krux,
dangerous... possibly deadly.

You have no idea Malone just
how dangerous I can be.

You are never to use my name
in any of this. Understood?

Put it down.

Well perhaps I haven�t
made myself clear.

No!
- Malone!

You had no right. Don�t you ever
touch my things again or I�ll.

No, you won�t.

Well my my my.

Who would have thought the angelic
Mr. Malone had demons to hide.

It�s time.

You really believe
Summerlee is a witch?

The holy inquisitor believes it.

For God sakes man look at him.
He�s as conventional as they come.

He hasn�t got the imagination
to be a heretic.

Really, Challenger.

It�s the council you need to convince,

but I�ll pray for your souls.

How very comforting.

I don�t care what your
inquisitor proclaims.

Summerlee...
- You may speak for me at the trial,

Challenger, but here.
No, I will not be quiet.

Pintario listen to me.

How can your faith claim
that my saving that child

was an act against God?

This is not the place.

But surely in your heart you must know

that the real evil would be knowing
how to save her and choosing not to.

Your trial is about to begin.

This is the question whether outsiders
should be subject to our laws.

I answer this.

It is not our law that
the heretic has broken.

It is God�s law.

Summerlee saved that child�s life, but

he did not raise her from the dead.

You yourself said she
stopped breathing.

Not breathing doesn�t
mean not alive.

Of course it does.
- No.

There are other signs,
electrical impulses in the brain.

Until they are extinguished
life is still possible.

You can see them, these
electrical whatever in the child.

No, electrical impulses
they can�t be seen.

Yet you�re sure they�re there.
- Yes.

Then it�s a question of faith.

Science has shown us that they exist.

Yet you can�t see them. You can�t
feel them. But you believe in them

as we believe in the Gods
that we cannot see or feel.

They are an underlying
principle of life.

I do not need to be
able to see the air

in order to know that I am breathing.

Yes, I say the same
things about the Gods.

You and I we�re not so different.

We both explain life and death by
placing our faith in a higher power.

Your science is nothing
more than a new religion.

New heresy. You are
condemned by your own words.

What would have happened
if I hadn�t been there?

What would you have done?

Nothing.
- Like hell.

I wasn�t gonna hurt her.

You weren�t exactly
teaching her to tango.

I lost it. Ok, just let it go.
- Once.

It can never happen again.

Understand, Malone?

She pushed me.
- She pushes everybody.

Don�t tell me you trust her.

I certainly trust her to
act in her own interest.

If she doesn�t watch our
backs we can�t watch hers.

How long do you
think that will last?

What happens when it�s in her best
interest to sell us down the river?

She won�t.
- How the hell do you know that?

Sometimes you roll
the dice on people.

That�s what we did, all of us,
when we signed on this journey.

You take what you get. There are
too many ways to die out here.

And the one thing we
can�t do is kill each other.

We�re all we have.

Ease up on Malone.

I�m not in the mood.
- I mean it, Marguerite.

Don�t make me your personal crusade.

I�m not sure you�re
up to the challenge.

What is wrong with you?

Oh, apart from being stranded a
thousand miles from a decent maid.

We�re all stranded.
- That�s us one big happy family.

You know ever since we left the tomb.
- Let�s see...

Summerlee can be the doting
grandfather,Challenger�s...

No, I think you�re the daddy.

Then there�s little baby Veronica
and me I�m the wicked stepsister.

I don�t really give a damn
why you are who you are.

But here now you�re
going to behave.

Or what? You�re going to shoot me?

That�s what the great
white hunter does isn�t it?

You�re going to kill me like
you did your brother?

Roxton, I�m sorry.

Damn it!

Easy now, don�t make us hurt you.

I�ll take this one. She�s been leading
us somewhere, Jante, probably home.

There are others like her?
- Find them.

So, this going to have
its own chapter too?

You don�t like me much do you?

To be honest Malone I never
really gave you a thought.

Oh, that�s why you were
going through my journals?

Well, I was bored the public
library is a hell of a trek.

The six of us living on top
of each other, no privacy.

We share our food,
water, sleeping quarters.

But what�s up here that�s one
thing I don�t have to share.

What a shame, if you were half
the man you wrote yourself to be.

Don�t push me.

But it�s so easy.

Conceiting, selfish, arrogant.

Marguerite!
- Malone!

Witch.

Rhymes with.
- Dark hair.

You�re hurting me.
- Not like the other witch.

Other witch?

Blonde? Too much attitude?

And the old ones they�ll all be
purified. Tolmac will see to that.

Save ya bullets.
- How did you find us?

Are you kidding? You two made enough
noise to raise the whole jungle.

Somebody wanna tell me
what this is all about?

Witchcraft.

Every time I let go of this book

it will fall it requires no faith
on my part nor on yours.

And no amount of prayer
will stop it from falling.

Now whether or not I choose to
believe in the laws of gravity

they still keep my
feet on the ground.

Hear him. He defies nature.

I explain nature with science.

Why should it be more pious to
believe that the Gods created

a world we can�t understand?

Because God works in mysterious ways.
His mysterious are his mysteries.

Wouldn�t you like medicines
that could cure the sick,

machines that could fly, light
that could burn without flame.

All this from science?

All this and more. �ll
from the ingenuity of man.

And you say these laws that science
has discovered they are forever true?

Once set in motion an object
will stay in motion until acted

upon by an outside force.

So, it is possible to
interfere with these laws.

No. �nly the object. �he laws
themselves cannot be changed.

This girl�s death was set in motion,
her breathing had stopped,

her soul was on its way to
heaven until you interfered.

It�s not the same.
- No?

She is the object. Her soul
called back to the Gods.

Either you are witches defying
the natural order of life

or I�ll have no choice but to
send this child back to the Gods.

I should have taken a
different approach.

I played right into his hands.

You couldn�t have known
you�re not devious enough.

Let�s hope the council will see
through him. It�s in their hands now.

No, it�s in mine.

What are you talking about?

I�ll confess to being a witch and I�ll
tell them I forced you to defend me.

You will do no such thing!

This isn�t about science
and religion, Challenger.

It�s about who has the power
to give life and to take it away.

My life cannot continue
at the cost of the child�s.

Summerlee...

Strange isn�t it?

Back home you made your reputation
by tearing down my work,

decrying me at every turn.

And now you�re willing to risk
your own life to defend mine.

It�s not hard at all.

Back in London you made a habit of
being persistently wrong headed.

Whatever happens, Challenger, I�m
glad to have had you on my side.

Why are you doing this?

Can�t have you bleed to
death on the way home.

Don�t want to ruin the fun of
killing me once we get there.

You never believed we
were witches did you?

Heathens maybe, witches no.

Then how can you let them kill us?

The price of unity. The death of a few
outsiders. A handful of dissenters.

Tolmac�s teachings give my
men something to fight for.

What about you?

I already have something
to fight for. �y daughter.

She didn�t seem like
a lesser man to me.

She held her own until
the current caught her.

She�s a fine girl.
Make a good tracker.

What would Tolmac say?

Tolmac knows better than
to mess with my family.

High Priest�s can be replaced.

So can commanders of armies.

He wouldn�t dare, let�s go.

Not that I�m not a great admirer of
decisive action, but what�s the plan

once we get to the village.
- We wing it.

Translation he has no idea.
- Eyes ahead. �eep moving.

Any time now.

I guess I owe you one.
- Great, answer a question.

Always the reporter.
- Those markings the ones in the tomb

why do they frighten you so much?
- Don�t be ridiculous.

Is it what they say a
threat, a curse?

It was a prayer to the God of the
underworld to remember his name

in the rolls of the dead.

But how could you read that?
- I don�t know!

The words just form in my mind like
chalk appearing on a blackboard.

Lines, markings, scribbles.

Yet you read them as easily as I would
decipher the latest Sherlock Holmes.

All those years at Oxford. �aybe
I was paying attention after all.

You really don�t know do you?
- Shouldn�t we be getting a move on?

You have no idea how you
were able to read a language

thousands of years old.
That�s what terrifies you.

I guess we all have our demons.
Consider yourself repaid.

Fair enough for now.

What the hell are you doing
back there? Stopping from tea?

Roxton, that stuff about your brother,
that was out of line even for me.

Forget it. There�s other
things to worry about.

Here before you is the agent of Satan.

The one who stole the
soul of this poor girl.

This child, this innocent a
victim of this man�s evil.

I am the witch.
- No he�s not, I am the witch.

This man is clearly out of his
head on the one you want.

Come on Tolmac, you know
who your real enemy is.

Yes I do. The heretics have
confessed to their sins.

They tried to seduce us
with promises of wonder,

unnatural devices,

raising that dead.

But I would not be seduced.

Mine eyes are the eyes that see,
mine are the ears that hear,

mine is the voice of salvation.

Burn them! Burn them all!

She has done nothing.

She is the symbol of your heresy.
Her soul must be purified.

On wings of flame the fire...

Wait!
- ...of Salvation.

Shooting a priest that�s
your idea of winging it.

A group of outsiders have just
saved you daughter�s life. Again.

Will you still let them die?

It was the will of the Gods.

The Gods have spoken rejoice

for Jesucoatl, God of rebirth,

who has brought life
where there was death.

All hail Pintario, holy inquisitor,

high priest of the Christecs.

Some believe what separates men from
animals is our ability to reason.

The others say it�s language or
romantic love or opposable thumbs.

Living here in this lost world

I�ve come to believe it�s
more than our biology.

What truly makes us human
is our unending search

our abiding desire for immortality.

From a flower to adorn a garden to
a theory that will rock the world.

Some seek in death what
they failed to achieve in life,

building elaborate tombs as
if to cage their own souls.

Even as I write this I wonder will
anybody ever read these words.

Perhaps not, but if you do
than all I ask is for you

to remember me.