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♪ Just one
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♪ Drop from
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♪ The sky like the
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♪ Teardrop
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♪ That forms in my eyes
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- Why would Fletcher
block the water pump?
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- I don't know. All crazy.
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Whitefella, blackfella,
all crazy!
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- Crazy.
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- M'lady.
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- Don't get up.
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I have some questions
for you, Mr Flynn.
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Your...husband was very kind
to me, Lady Ashley.
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He was a good bloke.
Everybody loved him.
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Yes, yes.
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- But-but I have a failing.
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Maitland felt that, uh,
the measure of a man
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was the extent to which
we overcome our failings.
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And I'm afraid, uh,
by that measure,
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I have, uh, let him
down rather badly.
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- The truth, Mr Flynn.
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And don't pretend to hide it
like that bottle there.
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- This...ledger
which, uh, Fletcher had me keep
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for the benefit of your husband
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is a tale of decline and ruin
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redolent of the great Gibbon.
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There is however another.
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Kept for the benefit
of Mr Carney,
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in which is recorded
all the unbranded...
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fat cattle.
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- You let him steal from my
husband and you did nothing?
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- A man like Fletcher is adept
at discovering one's...secrets
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and using them to his advantage.
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I acquiesced to his demands.
I'm a coward.
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- And the boy.
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He is Fletcher's son, isn't he?
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- As with all things Fletcher,
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it's impossible
to prove anything.
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Still, if Carney's
good Christian wife
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ever comes to
the same conclusion as yourself,
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Fletcher's chances of marrying
their daughter would be dashed.
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- I'm going to the authorities
and I will be telling them--
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- Carney is the authority here.
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- Are you suggesting
I let him steal my cattle
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and buy my property for
a fraction of what it's worth?
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- I am suggesting
that you continue to do
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what your husband
set out to do.
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- Drove.
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Drove the cattle to Darwin.
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Would you mind?
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I need a drink.
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- M'lady, drove.
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Drove the cattle to Darwin
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sell them to the Army,
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you'll break Carney's monopoly.
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Use the profits to put Faraway
Downs back on its feet.
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You go back to London,
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you're sitting pretty
for the rest of your life.
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- That's what Maitland
said he was doing.
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- And there's no reason
why you can't do the same.
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Ahhh.
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There is just one
small problem.
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Having dismissed Fletcher,
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there's no-one to muster
the cattle.
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Yah! Yah!
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Flynn! Missus Boss!
It's the Drover!
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Yah! Yah!
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- Drover!
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Drover!
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Yah!
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Arghh!
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Yeah, Drover! Yay!
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- Mr Drover.
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See any boys up there?
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Goolaj, go see if
they're up in the top paddock.
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- Mr Drover?
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Get the
bloody brumbies in.
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I'll find out what the hell's
going on.
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You gonna teach me
how to break them horses?
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Fill the water trough,
son.
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- Mr Drover! I need
to speak to you.
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- Where the hell are all
the bloody stockmen, eh?
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- That's what I need to
speak to you about.
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- Where's Fletcher?
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- We disagreed
and I dismissed him.
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- Dismissed?
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- Yes.
- What about the cattle?
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- Well, it beggars belief,
but as he was leaving,
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he deliberately let the cows
out of the, uh--
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I don't know, whatever you
call it. And they ran off.
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- Damn!
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Do you realise, woman,
what you've done?
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- Mr Drover, do not take that
tone with me,
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thank you very much!
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- Don't take that tone with you?
- No.
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- I'm asking ya, woman,
do you know what you've done?
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I won't get another drove
this late in the season, right?
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You've cost me my living!
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- Can't you just round them up?
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- Round 'em up, huh?
Oh, round 'em up, yeah.
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- Yes, you just go get them.
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- 1,500 head of cattle.
- Oh!
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- Scattered over
a million acres
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with just me
and my two men?
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That's a great idea.
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Stupid cow.
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- Mr Drover, I was right
to dismiss Mr Fletcher
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on moral grounds.
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- Moral grounds?
You're at that again, are ya?
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Oh, let me guess. He wanted to,
uh, 'exploit' you, did he?
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Fancy ya, did he?
- What?
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- Is there any man in this world
who doesn't fancy you?
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- Please--
Huh?
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- Mr Fletcher is working
for Mr Carney!
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They were pushing
the best of the unbranded cattle
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across the river
onto Mr Carney's property.
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They were stealing!
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- There's no surprises
there.
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- No, he's a bad man.
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- Alright, alright.
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But, look, you can't prove it,
right?
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- W--
You can't.
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And you can't win
against Carney.
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So just...take my advice, lady,
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grab King Carney's offer
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and go the hell back to England
as quickly as possible.
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That way, you'd make everybody
happy. Especially me.
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- So you're just going to
walk away?
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- I learnt a long time ago not
to fight other people's wars.
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- Wait, wait, wait!
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Mr Drover, wait!
Please, please, please!
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Mr Drover, please, please!
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Wait, ple...I--
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Listen, you said that your dream
was to breed a thoroughbred
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with...with a bush brumby.
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If you agree to help me, I...
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I will give you my Capricornia.
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- But how are we gonna do
a drove
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with just me
and my two men, huh?
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Oh, crikey.
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- Some white stockmen
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like to have an Aboriginal woman
on the drove
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to keep 'em company at night.
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They shave their heads,
make 'em look like boys
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and work 'em like any other
stockman during the day.
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That's, uh...what did you
call it?
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'Exploiting them'.
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- Exploiting, yes.
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Anyway, we're still
in trouble.
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Alright, we gotta have seven
good riders, at least.
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And the most I can count
is five.
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What have we got? We got me.
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- You.
- Magarri.
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- Goolaj
Yo, boss.
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- We got Daisy - nice ride.
And, uh, Bandy - good work.
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- Oh, what about Mr Sing Song?
Mr Sing Song, ride horse?
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Hey, don't look at me, huh?
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- Cook's Wagon at best.
So we got five. Right?
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It's not enough. We need two
more experienced riders.
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I did that run once back in 1935
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with Magarri, Dingo Jones
and the Drongo brothers -
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true knights of the outback.
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- Mr Flynn, can you ride?
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- I can.
I won't carry a drunk.
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- But don't.
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- Alright, five and a quarter.
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- Six and a quarter.
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What?
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Lady, this ain't trotting
in Kensington Gardens.
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- Mr Drover, I could show you
a thing or two about horses.
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- Pretty sure
when it comes to horses,
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there's nothing you can
show me.
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- Bring the horse.
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- You can't be serious.
- Bring the horse.
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- Oh, this should be
interesting.
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- Making that horse dance.
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- Move along! Rah! Rah!
Move along!
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- Rah! Rah!
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- What are you doin'?
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- Shoo! Rah! Rah, rah!
Rah! Rahhh!
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Move it! Move it! Move it!
You're going the wrong way.
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Rahhh! Rahhh!
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Rah, rahhh!
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Ah. It's easy!
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Stubborn things.
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Hey, hey, hey, hey. Hey.
Come on.
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- What the bloody hell
are you doing?
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You're scattering 'em
all over the place.
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Get up the back there, up the
tail. Get up the tail, will ya?
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Get up there.
Go, go, go, go, go!
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Don't let 'em break away.
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- I think we're doing
pretty well.
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What you reading, bro?
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Banjo Patterson.
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Banjo?
Yeah.
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If you shut up,
then I can actually read it.
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Who put the salt
in my tea?
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It was his idea,
mate.
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- And that too.
- You crazy! Take all this!
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Where you think you going?
Shanghai?
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- A lady never knows
what she might need. Hmm?
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- Run, Nullah! Run!
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Run!
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Run! Tank! Tank, Nullah, tank!
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Bandy! Coppers!
- Hurry up!
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Set 'em loose.
Get out. You too.
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Check the east side.
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Move, move! Hurry up.
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Oi--
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Hey, Chinaman.
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- Daisy's in the tank, missus.
She can't swim.
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- Hey, Chinaman...where's
the creamy?
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- Is that right?
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- Shh.
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- Bandy,
tea, tea!
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- Going droving, China?
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- Thank you.
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Can I help you?
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- Cheeky bugger.
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Nullah.
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- Lady Ashley, Sergeant Callahan
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of the Northern Territory
Police.
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I can't begin
to tell you, Lady Ashley,
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how the tragedy
which befell your late husband
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has wrung sympathy
from the hearts
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of every civilised man and woman
in the Northern Territory.
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Let me assure
you, Lady Ashley,
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that the suspect, King George,
will be brought to justice.
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- But surely a witchdoctor
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could conceal his own tracks,
Sergeant, could he not?
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- Makes no difference.
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It's only a matter of time.
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- Your tea, Sergeant.
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- Thank you.
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- Shh!
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Help!
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- Oh, incidentally,
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I met up with your former
manager, Neil Fletcher.
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He informed me that there's
a half-blood Aboriginal child
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out here somewhere.
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I thought we might pick him up
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and put him in the good hands
of the Church.
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- I will be sure
to look out for him.
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- Till we meet again,
Lady Ashley.
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Get 'em in the
back, Constable. Let's go.
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Drover! Daisy and Nullah
are in the tank!
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Help them! Quickly!
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Mama!
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I got ya, I got ya.
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I got ya.
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- Oh. Oh!
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Daisy! Daisy!
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- When someone dies
in the Aboriginal culture,
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you're not supposed to
say their name again.
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He needs motherin'.
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- Mothering?
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Yep.
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You're a woman, so...you should
go on, get down there.
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- I'm...I'm not--
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I-i--
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- What?
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- Good with children.
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- Oh.
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Nullah.
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I wanted to extend
my condolences.
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- Would you, uh...
would you like to hear a story?
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- Ah...well, it's,
uh...it's called--
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It's called The Wizard of Oz.
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- Well, a wizard is a sort of
magic man.
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- Really?
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- No.
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Uh...anyway, there's a girl
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and there's a dog--
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Ruff. Ruff, ruff, ruff!
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And there's a tornado--
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Well, no, it's a...
in the film, it's a twister.
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- Oh, no, no, no.
Twister's not a person.
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It's like a big--
Like a storm.
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- Like the Wet.
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Anyway, the story takes place
in a, um...a faraway land.
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Called Oz.
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- Oh, well--
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- Yes, yes, lots of songs.
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- No, no, no, I-- No.
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No.
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Well, I, uh...some--
I'll sing a little.
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♪ Somewhere
over
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♪ The, uh, the rainbow
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- Oh.
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♪ Somewhere, umm, dum-dum,
dum, dum
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♪ Lah, lah, mmm
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♪ And there's some birds
and they--
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♪ Hmm, they're-- ♪
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- It's, uh--
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♪ Some day I'll wish
upon a...a star
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♪ And-- ♪
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- Uh, yes.
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♪ Wake up where
the clouds are far behind--
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♪ Dreams really do
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♪ Come
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♪ True! ♪
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- That's right.
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- We've got to get those
no-good big bloody bulls
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into that metal ship.
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- Yes.
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- Will you help me?
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- Yes.
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♪ Life goes on
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♪ To the future of another day
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♪ Hey, all aboard
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♪ Don't wait for someone else
to say
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♪ Stay the same
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♪ And remember the aim
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♪ What you going for
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♪ So open your mind
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♪ And leave your dream
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♪ This is your destiny
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♪ 'Cause the sun will rise
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♪ To bring another day
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♪ What you waiting for?
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♪ Life goes on
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♪ Life goes on
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♪ Life goes on. ♪
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