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They say the sea
boils in those lands.
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The lands of Satan.
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To a successful voyage.
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- It's all that wisdom coming
out, - Maestro! Commander!
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Put out the fire.
Warn the other ships.
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Sir, I know these waters
like the back of my hand…
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Are you deaf? I
said, head south!
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We are here to serve God
and the Spanish Crown.
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So we shouldn't trust Magellan?
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My countrymen are
coming to kill me.
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- Come on!
- To your stations!
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- Fire!
- Assholes!
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- Take that you sons of bitches!
- Come on!
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The fleet is in
danger because of you.
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- I am your commander…
- No!
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The captains don't trust you.
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- We're in this together.
- Thank you.
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It was made from the inside.
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Someone must've seen something.
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Get off him!
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BOUNDLESS
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Quiet! Quiet, men.
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Silence!
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Commander.
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Captains.
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Chain him to the bailing pump.
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Let him suffer for the
rest of the journey.
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He committed sodomy.
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He committed rape.
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That's the death penalty.
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You know this, Commander.
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No…
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Any man who abuses a boy
or attempts to rape him
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does not deserve
to live among us.
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Hang him from the mainmast.
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Let him serve as an example.
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No, Commander, please!
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Forgive me!
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Don't do this!
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No, don't do this! Let me go!
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Let me go!
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Please!
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Land! Land ahoy!
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Land ahoy!
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They're welcoming us.
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Commander…
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They come in peace.
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They're thanking us. They
think we brought the rain.
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Thank you.
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Take it easy, there's
enough for everyone.
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There's enough for all.
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Here. For you.
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Drink!
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It hadn't rained for months. They
think we answered their prayers.
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He says we're not like the
other "white men of the dawn".
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They give us permission
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to hunt and fish on their land…
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- And to trade.
- Thank you.
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Ñaña means "bad
man", "evil man".
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The Portuguese were
here many moons ago.
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And they took some of
their young men as slaves.
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Father, do you see the food
they make? It's incredible…
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Where are you going, man?
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Give me some.
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They behave like animals.
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They're celebrating, Commander.
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Any one of them might die tomorrow,
in a storm or from dysentery.
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- Do you know all of them?
- Yes.
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Everyone except you.
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Do you have family?
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Yes.
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My baby should've been
born two months ago.
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And you?
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- Do I have a family?
- Yes.
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I do.
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They're right here.
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I meant children.
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Well, I hope not!
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But you never know.
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You'll see them again,
Commander. Don't worry.
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You're the most bull-headed,
stubborn man I've ever met.
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Not to mention exceptionally
boring, it has to be said.
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And people like that
always achieve success.
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Let's hurry…
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God willing, we'll be off
this boat with full pockets.
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God willing, brother.
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Pachito…
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Get up!
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Get up! To the beach,
with the captain!
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Elcano! Wake your men.
Everyone to the beach.
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Get up! Let's go!
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Everyone out of the hut, now!
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Wake up!
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Head to the beach! Get up!
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What's going on?
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To the beach, Captain.
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Everyone to the beach!
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- Captain's waiting on the beach.
- Come on, hurry up!
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Arturo Ocaña, Agustín Ocaña.
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On this day, December 19th,
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in the year of our Lord 1519,
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you are sentenced to death
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for acts of treason
against the Spanish crown.
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What's the meaning of this?
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Commander, I demand
an explanation.
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These men have confessed to being
hired by the Portuguese crown
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to sabotage this expedition.
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They were caught trying to
poison the water barrels.
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Bring them here.
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No, no…
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You should have consulted
me first, Magellan.
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You were too busy
with other matters.
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These men are subjects
of the Spanish crown!
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You can't execute
them without my say!
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Very well.
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Go ahead. Give your consent.
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- Father.
- My lord…
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- My lord, we beg for mercy!
- In the name of the Father…
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No! No!
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Amen.
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We beg your
forgiveness, my lord!
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Please, show us mercy!
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The holds are full and the
ships have been repaired.
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We set sail when the tide rises.
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Let's go!
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Come on, you lot.
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You too, Elcano. Move it!
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The Cape of Santa Maria.
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We've reached the
end of the world.
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The map stops here.
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But the world doesn't.
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No man has ever sailed further.
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The strait must be close by.
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We'll be the first to see
what lies beyond, Omar.
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Onward, round the cape!
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Freshwater. We're in a river.
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Turn around.
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We'll find it, sir.
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Those aren't birds.
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An attack!
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Take cover! Everyone take cover!
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Defense positions!
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Elcano…
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Here, Juan. Take the helm.
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- No matter what, stay down.
- All right.
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- Take cover!
- Load your muskets!
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Quickly! Quickly!
Load your muskets!
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To arms!
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Push back the attack!
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They're boarding starboard!
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Defend the ship! Reload!
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Fire! Keep shooting!
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Watch out!
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Aim!
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- Reload!
- Starboard-side!
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Fire!
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Don't stop!
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They're boarding!
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Martino!
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- Martino!
- Man overboard!
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Martino!
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Martino!
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Martino!
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Elcano…
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What is it, Juan?
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What's happening?
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Why is he watching
the other ships?
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He's not watching the ships,
he's watching their captains.
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- Why?
- He fears they might rebel…
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Juan, head below deck.
That should warm you up.
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Off you go.
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He's not a child.
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And when the time
comes, Sebastián…
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Which side shall we take?
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Ferdinand.
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Are we just going to sit here, stuck,
drifting in the middle of nowhere?
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You doubt me as well, Duarte?
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No, never.
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Your calculations
were incorrect.
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When the weather improves,
we'll find that damn strait.
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It might be too late.
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They'll attack us as soon
as they have the chance.
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You know they will.
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Magellan is inviting us
to an Easter Mass on land.
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It's a trap.
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If he intended to arrest
us, he'd have sent his men.
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On the San Antonio?
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Magellan would never
make a mistake like that.
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Arresting us makes no sense. It'd
be the end of the expedition.
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Don't you see?
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It's his life or ours.
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Captains, you assured me there'd
be no unjustified violence.
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I'll go and talk with him. I'll
ask him for an explanation.
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No…
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I can't risk you taking
his side, Serrano.
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Let me remind you, Captain…
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that rebellion is
punishable by death.
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Detain him.
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Captain…
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What are you doing?
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Sharpening our swords.
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Here, sharpen this knife.
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That way, you'll learn.
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Always hold the blade away from
you, at a slight upward angle.
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- Take this whetstone.
- All right.
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And brush it from hilt… to tip.
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That's it.
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Keep a stiff wrist.
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And then you brush
from tip… to hilt.
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A sword must always
be kept sharp.
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You never know when
you might need it.
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These rations are pitiful.
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- It's all we have left.
- They treat us like dogs.
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They'll starve us to death.
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If we don't freeze
to death first.
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Here, Juan.
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What about you?
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I'm not hungry.
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Are you sure?
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There's been no reply.
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Perhaps they think it's a trap.
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Ferdinand, if you have a plan,
we should know what it is.
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Can I have a word?
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Go ahead.
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Many of the men doubt…
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that the passage exists, that
you even know where we're going.
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All they want is to go home.
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And you?
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Whose side are you on?
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Answer me.
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I'll be on the side
of my men, as always.
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If Vespucci or Columbus had
listened to their crews…
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the world would still end on the
coasts of Spain and Portugal.
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We must face adversity together.
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Tell that to your men.
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…lead us not into temptation,
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but deliver us from evil.
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Amen.
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We're ready, Commander.
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Everything's ready, Commander.
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Loyal sailors of Spain!
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It's time to end to this
madness and return home!
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Yes!
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It's already begun.
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As of this moment, we are
taking over this expedition.
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In the name of God.
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And in the name of King Charles.
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Let's join them, Captain.
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Let's end this madness
and return to Seville.
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Let's go inside, Juan.
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In the name of the Father, the
Son, and the Holy Spirit, amen.
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Amen.
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I'll go for Magellan.
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You take the Trinidad.
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With me!
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Through my fault, my fault,
my most grievous fault…
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In like manner, when
supper was done,
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taking also this goodly chalice
again giving thanks to Thee,
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and gave it to His disciples…
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Take it.
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Officers and crew
of the Trinidad.
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Commander Magellan is
being arrested for treason!
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And gave it to His
disciples, saying…
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In the name of King Charles,
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this ship and fleet are hereby under
the command of the Royal Observer,
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Juan de Cartagena.
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Now!
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00:31:40,208 --> 00:31:42,666
Who's with us?
269
00:31:59,625 --> 00:32:00,958
In the name of the Father…
270
00:32:01,041 --> 00:32:02,750
You're under arrest, Magellan!
271
00:32:06,833 --> 00:32:08,791
Goddamn coward!
272
00:32:10,125 --> 00:32:11,750
Ferdinand Magellan.
273
00:32:12,541 --> 00:32:16,458
We have taken the Trinidad and
you are relieved of your command.
274
00:32:18,750 --> 00:32:20,750
Surrender, unless
you wish to die!
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00:32:30,541 --> 00:32:32,541
- Traitor!
- Fire!
276
00:32:46,291 --> 00:32:47,541
Were you looking for me?
277
00:32:48,625 --> 00:32:49,958
Seize him!
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00:33:08,416 --> 00:33:09,625
Omar!
279
00:33:21,416 --> 00:33:23,291
Commander!
280
00:34:11,291 --> 00:34:15,958
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