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Idiots.

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Take the captain beyond the reef[br]till we get permission to bring him ashore.

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For a moment I thought[br]you were abandoning me.

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Fernand Mondego does not abandon[br]his friends

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in the face of stupid,[br]suicidal danger.

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However, as Monsieur Morell's official[br]representative on this voyage, Edmond,

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I must officially tell you you have[br]overstepped your bounds as second mate.

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Officially. There.[br]I've covered myself.

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If we don't get him to a doctor,[br]he will die. Do you understand?

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Of course I understand.[br]Just don't expect me to do this sober.

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Right.

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English dragoons.

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Hello!

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Dantes, don't.

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- A little careless, don't you think? [br]- We have to talk to someone.

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Well, I know, but-

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We're French sailors!

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- We seek medical attention![br]- Come on. Come on.

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- We come in peace.[br]- Come on.

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We mean no harm!

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Edmond!

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Come on! Climb!

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Look out!

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Fernand!

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Good. You finally[br]hit something.

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Lieutenant Graypool.

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If your thirst for gore demands[br]the death of these poor fools,

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then by all means[br]shoot them.

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But do so with the knowledge[br]they are no agents of mine.

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Now explain yourselves[br]or be shot.

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Sir, I am Edmond Dantes,

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second mate of the merchant ship[br]Pharaon, on our way home to Marseilles.

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This is the shipowner's representative,[br]Monsieur Fernand Mondego,

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son of the Count Mondego.

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Our captain has contracted brain fever,[br]so we put in here for help.

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If his coma is genuine,[br]he won't feel my knife point, will he?

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Only a scratch.

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Edmond!

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- Lieutenant Graypool![br]- We came to you in good faith!

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- That's for my wounded men.[br]- And wounded pride, no doubt.

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It has been an eventful evening.

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If I hadn't have shot those[br]dragoons,

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you might by lying in pieces [br]on the beach right now.

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- I almost got us killed.[br]- Yes,you did.

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Yet... we survive.

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Donne-moi encore[br]une bouteille du vin

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- Whoo-hoo!

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Donne-moi encore[br]une bouteille du vin

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King's to you, Mondego.

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Being your friend[br]is always an adventure.

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Yes, it is, isn't it?

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It's a pity adventurers can't always[br]be friends though, huh?

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What?

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Well, it won't always[br]be like this, will it?

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- What are you talking about?[br]- Nothing. Drink up.

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We're drinking[br]Napoleon Bonaparte's wine.

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I think you'll find[br]the 1806 the finer vintage.

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As long as you're still awake,[br]Monsieur Dantes, I wonder...

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if I might have[br]a word with you.

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I'm curious. What's the significance[br]of the chess piece?

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It's just something[br]we've done since childhood.

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Whenever one of us has had a victory,[br]king of the moment.

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- King of the moment?[br]- Yes.

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In life, we're all[br]either kings or pawns.

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I'm moved by your effort to save[br]your captain's life, Dantes.

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He is my captain...[br]and my friend, Your Majesty.

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Loyal friends[br]are rare indeed.

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In fact, it is upon such[br]a matter I wish to speak.

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I have written a rather sentimental letter [br]to an old comrade in Marseilles.

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It's a side of me I prefer[br]the British not see.

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Since they have a habit[br]of opening my mail,

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I wonder if you would[br]deliver it for me.

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Oh, l-I don't-

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It's just a letter[br]from one old soldier to another.

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It's totally innocent,[br]I assure you.

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But more important, it is the price[br]I demand for the use of my physician.

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Then I agree.

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Good.

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You are to deliver the letter[br]to Monsieur Clarion.

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- Can you remember that name?[br]- Monsieur Clarion. How will I find him?

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Oh, he will find you.

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Now, I do not wish this letter's[br]existence to be known to anyone else.

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Not even your boon companion back there.[br]Do you understand?

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I'm a man of my word,[br]Your Majesty.

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Yes, l, uh-[br]I believe you are.

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What did he want?

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Oh, um, news from France.[br]That's all.

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Time you were on your way.[br]Your captain has been dead for half an hour.

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Are you sure?

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When you have walked[br]as many battlefields as l, young Dantes,

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you can feel death.

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Kings and pawns, Marchand.

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Emperors... and fools.

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Come about!

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Drive faster.

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Danglars, what's happened?

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Captain Reynaud is dead, sir,

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and Edmond Dantes[br]disobeyed my orders.

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Come to my office[br]and report, Danglars.

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- And you, Edmond.[br]- Will you be needing me, Monsieur Morell?

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Go.

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Mercedes.

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- Where is he? Where is Edmond?[br]- How lovely to see you too.

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You just missed him,[br]I'm afraid.

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Could be a while.[br]I think he's in trouble.

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He said he'd meet us[br]by the rock. Come on.

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I told Dantes[br]not to go ashore.

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Is this true?

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I accept[br]all responsibility.

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As well you should.[br]It was all his idea, monsieur.

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It should have[br]been your idea.

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Puttin' into Elba didn't save[br]the captain's life, monsieur.

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- I was protectin'the merchandise.[br]- You were protecting yourself...

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by hiding behind your rank[br]and staying aboard.

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Edmond Dantes, I am making you[br]the new captain of the Pharaon.

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You presume to demote me?

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There is no demotion.

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You will remain first mate[br]under Captain Dantes.

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Unless, of course, you choose[br]to seek another berth.

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Now I imagine there's[br]a certain young lady...

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who will want[br]to hear this news.

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- Thank you.

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Monsieur Morell?

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- I understand you had a ship just[br]returned from Elba, monsieur. - Yes.

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Did anyone aboard[br]get ashore there by any chance?

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They did, but they're[br]not here at the moment.

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Thank you, monsieur.

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- May I say who has called upon them?[br]- Clarion.

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The name is Clarion.

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- Make love to me.[br]- Will you ever give up?

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- He doesn't have to know.[br]- I'd know.

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So would I.

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- It'd be our little secret.[br]- I don't believe in secrets.

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You think Edmond doesn't have secrets?[br]He does. Ask him.

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- I know what you want, Fernand.[br]- You do?

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Remember when we were kids and[br]Edmond got that whistle for his birthday, and you got a pony?

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You were so mad Edmond was happier[br]with his whistle than you were with your pony.

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I'm not going to be[br]your next whistle.

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How long do you think it's going[br]to be before he can afford a wife?

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Two years.[br]Two years. That's all.

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Then he gets his captain's[br]papers, and we can marry.

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Two years. I couldn't wait[br]two years for anything,

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particularly[br]a bride like you.

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Hey!

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- There he is.[br]- Hey!

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- Whoo![br]- Mercedes!

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I missed you so.

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The missing is over now.

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- Are you in trouble?[br]- No. I'm captain. Come on.

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Monsieur Morell[br]gave me the Pharaon.

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Edmond!

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King's to me.

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Yours is a life[br]truly blessed, Edmond.

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Come on.

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- You're still the best man.[br]- I know.

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Come on!

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Stop that.[br]You'll go bald.

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Do you keep secrets from me?

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Secrets? No.

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Why?

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Ask me anything[br]and I'll tell you.

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We don't have to wait[br]two years anymore.

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- As soon as I can afford[br]the ring, we'll wed-

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- I don't need a ring. I don't.

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This will be my ring.

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And no matter what happens,

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you will never see it[br]off my finger.

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Ever.

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Hello, my fine young gentleman.

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Care to join me?

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So tell me, Mondego,

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how did you ever[br]become friends...

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with that righteous little ponce,[br]Edmond Dantes?

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He claims to be my friend,

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yet he has the audacity[br]to keep secrets from me.

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What secrets?

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To the new captain[br]of the Pharaon.

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All I am I owe[br]to you, Father.

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May this happy moment[br]be but the dawn...

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of a long and wonderful life[br]for you both.

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- Which of you is Edmond Dantes?[br]- I am.

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Edmond Dantes,you are under arrest[br]by order of the magistrate of Marseilles.

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- Arrest?[br]- On what charges?

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That information is[br]privileged. Take him.

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I demand an explanation.[br]I demand an explanation!

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I'll be back tonight.[br]Don't worry, Father. This is a mistake.

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Mon Dieu.

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Well, I must say, Dantes,[br]you don't have the look of a traitor.

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Traitor?

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Now, attend me well, Dantes,[br]for your life may depend on it.

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Did you have any personal contact[br]with Napoleon when you were on Elba?

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Elba, yes, I did.[br]Well, we did.

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I was with the Count Mondego's son,[br]Fernand, almost the entire time.

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- Do you know Fernand?[br]- He's a recent acquaintance, yes.

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Oh, there you are.[br]He'll vouch for me.

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No doubt, but you said,[br]"almost the entire time."

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Except for when Napoleon[br]asked me

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to deliver a personal letter [br]to a friend in Marseilles.

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Well, Dantes, it is for accepting[br]that treasonous correspondence...

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that you have been denounced[br]by your own first mate, a Monsieur Danglars.

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- What?[br]- Did you deliver the letter?

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No, sir, someone was[br]supposed to find me.

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It's- It's still[br]in my jacket. Here.

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- Have you read this?[br]- No, sir, I can't read.

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Well, Dantes, this is a letter[br]to one of Napoleon's agents.

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It gives the times and the locations[br]of the British beach patrols on Elba.

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Sir, I swear on my mother's[br]grave, I had no idea.

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He swore its contents[br]were innocent.

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No, it's you[br]that's innocent.

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Foolish and innocent.

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I believe these are[br]the worst charges that could be leveled against you.

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Fortunately, as I've[br]intercepted this document, there's no harm done.

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God knows how[br]you're going to survive in this world, Edmond Dantes.

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But you are no traitor.

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You may go.

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Thank you, sir.

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Wait, uh, did Napoleon[br]tell you who's supposed to pick up the letter?

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Monsieur Clarion.

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What name did you say?

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Monsieur Clarion.

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Have you mentioned[br]this name to anyone else?

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Monsieur Mondego[br]or anyone?

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No, sir, in fact, Monsieur Mondego[br]knows nothing of this letter.

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This is very[br]dangerous information.

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One can never be too careful[br]in times like this.

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- Don't you think?[br]- Yes, sir.

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Mm-hmm.

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I've given you rather[br]a stressful time.

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I wonder if, by way of an[br]apology, I could offer you my carriage home.

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- It's just through here.

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Thank you.

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Monsieur Villefort?[br]Monsieur Villefort?

0:20:02.200,0:20:03.740
Monsieur Villefort!

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Whoa. Whoa!

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Where are you taking me?

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This is a mistake.

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- I'm allowed to go home. - From now on,[br]your home is the prison Chateau d'lf.

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- No! No! No!

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- Hey!

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Shoot him now!

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Mount up![br]Get after him!

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Fernand!

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Fernand!

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- Monsieur?[br]- It's all right. He's right here. Fernand!

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I've been arrested for treason.[br]I barely managed to escape.

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When we were on Elba,[br]Napoleon gave me a letter.

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I didn't tell you because[br]he made me promise not to.

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He said it was just[br]some note to an old friend.

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But the bastard lied to me![br]He lied.

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It was to one of his agents.

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Somehow the authorities found out.[br]I don't know what to do.

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There's gendarmes on[br]horseback right behind me.

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All right.[br]We just have to think.

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I hope I haven't[br]compromised you.

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I was hoping your father[br]could help me.

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He's in Paris.[br]He's very ill.

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- How far back are the gendarmes?[br]- Minutes.

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- Do you need money?[br]- Yes, thank you.

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- Do you have a pistol?[br]- Of course not.

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Good.

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Stop it, Fernand.[br]I don't have time for this.

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I saw Napoleon[br]give you that letter.

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It was you?

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Well, it wasn't just me.[br]It was Danglars's idea.

0:22:24.380,0:22:26.300
Why didn't you[br]come to me first?

0:22:26.300,0:22:29.340
Why did you keep it a secret from me?[br]I thought you were my friend.

0:22:29.340,0:22:32.380
I told you I gave Napoleon my word.[br]He lied to me!

0:22:32.380,0:22:35.220
I know, Edmond.[br]I read the letter.

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You- You read-

0:22:47.380,0:22:49.580
Why are you doing this?

0:22:49.680,0:22:53.020
Oh, it's complicated.

0:22:55.080,0:22:57.020
Complicated.

0:23:01.040,0:23:02.620
Don't be ridiculous.

0:23:02.820,0:23:04.620
- Get out of my way.[br]- I can't let you go, Edmond.

0:23:25.020,0:23:26.560
Get away from the window.

0:23:30.700,0:23:32.080
Don't make me[br]take off your hand!

0:23:58.860,0:24:02.100
Why? In God's name, why?

0:24:02.740,0:24:05.460
Because you're the son of a clerk!

0:24:07.060,0:24:09.660
And I'm not supposed[br]to want to be you.

0:24:13.380,0:24:15.220
- In here![br]- In here!

0:24:21.160,0:24:23.160
- Get![br]- Wait.

0:24:23.860,0:24:26.700
Hold it. Hold it.

0:24:31.100,0:24:33.200
To remember better days.

0:24:35.700,0:24:37.540
Come on!

0:24:40.120,0:24:42.660
I told you it wasn't always[br]going to be this way, Edmond.

0:24:54.660,0:24:58.000
Father! Where is he?

0:24:58.400,0:25:01.620
The study.[br]What's he done now?

0:25:01.620,0:25:03.360
Now,you listen to me, Father.

0:25:03.420,0:25:06.160
I am the chief magistrate,[br]an official of the new regime.

0:25:06.200,0:25:08.540
I cannot afford to have[br]my own father

0:25:08.600,0:25:11.140
mixed up in treasonous affairs!

0:25:11.420,0:25:13.340
You know-

0:25:14.340,0:25:18.840
In the end, treason[br]is a matter of dates.

0:25:19.140,0:25:21.780
I shall be the patriot,

0:25:21.840,0:25:25.180
and you the traitor,[br]when the emperor returns.

0:25:25.280,0:25:27.180
Stop it. Stop it,[br]you old ruin.

0:25:27.180,0:25:28.820
Those days are over.

0:25:29.180,0:25:32.000
Napoleon Bonaparte is[br]no longer the emperor of anything.

0:25:32.040,0:25:34.100
If you continue[br]to dabble in this lunacy,

0:25:34.100,0:25:35.500
you run an excellent chance...

0:25:35.600,0:25:37.000
of being arrested and ruining[br]our entire family all

0:25:37.000,0:25:39.180
because of your idiotic sympathies.

0:25:39.180,0:25:41.040
At least I have sympathies.

0:25:41.040,0:25:44.020
For God's sake, Father,[br]all Valentina is saying...

0:25:44.020,0:25:47.060
is that as a family[br]our fates are intertwined.

0:25:47.060,0:25:50.000
- Surely you can see that.[br]- See? Ah!

0:25:50.500,0:25:52.340
I'm an old ruin.

0:25:53.040,0:25:58.180
I don't see as well as I did.[br]You will excuse me.

0:26:44.220,0:26:45.060
- Move it.

0:26:56.300,0:26:57.980
Move.

0:27:05.580,0:27:07.860
Welcome, Monsieur Dantes.

0:27:08.060,0:27:11.260
I am Armand Dorleac,[br]the warden of Chateau d'lf.

0:27:12.260,0:27:16.100
Monsieur, I know you must[br]hear this a great deal,

0:27:17.180,0:27:19.020
- but I assure you I am innocent.

0:27:20.660,0:27:24.140
Everyone must say that,[br]I know, but I truly am.

0:27:24.140,0:27:25.860
- Innocent.[br]- Yes.

0:27:26.860,0:27:29.700
I know. I really do know.

0:27:30.860,0:27:34.700
- You mock me?[br]- No, my dear Dantes.

0:27:35.140,0:27:38.980
I know perfectly well[br]that you are innocent.

0:27:39.140,0:27:41.980
Why else would you be here?

0:27:42.180,0:27:44.540
- If you were truly guilty,

0:27:44.540,0:27:48.380
there are a hundred prisons in France[br]where they would lock you away,

0:27:49.020,0:27:54.860
but Chateau d'lf is where they[br]put the ones they're ashamed of.

0:27:57.580,0:28:00.420
Let's have a look at[br]your quarters now, shall we?

0:28:16.100,0:28:18.700
"God will give me justice."

0:28:21.060,0:28:24.500
People are always trying[br]to motivate themselves.

0:28:25.100,0:28:29.340
Or they keep calendars,[br]but soon they lose interest or they die.

0:28:30.060,0:28:34.300
- There's a window.[br]-All I'm left with is a rather unsightly wall, I'm afraid.

0:28:34.380,0:28:38.220
So I conceived of another way to help[br]our prisoners keep track of time.

0:28:38.860,0:28:41.740
Every year, on the anniversary[br]of their imprisonment,

0:28:41.740,0:28:43.820
we hurt them.

0:28:43.820,0:28:46.460
Usually just[br]a simple beating really.

0:28:46.460,0:28:51.500
Although, on their first day here,[br]in your case, today,

0:28:52.160,0:28:54.140
I like to do[br]something rather special.

0:28:58.720,0:29:00.740
And if you're[br]thinking just now,

0:29:00.740,0:29:02.300
"Why me, O God?"

0:29:03.000,0:29:08.140
- the answer is,[br]God has nothing to do with it. - All right?

0:29:08.160,0:29:11.420
In fact, God is never[br]in France this time of year.

0:29:11.420,0:29:16.260
God has everything to do with it.[br]He's everywhere. He sees everything.

0:29:18.100,0:29:19.460
All right.

0:29:21.460,0:29:23.980
Let's make a bargain,[br]shall we?

0:29:25.180,0:29:28.820
You ask God for help,[br]and I'll stop the moment he shows up.

0:29:47.900,0:29:49.740
Monsieur Villefort,[br]have you not heard?

0:29:49.840,0:29:52.020
- Napoleon has escaped from Elba![br]- What?

0:29:52.020,0:29:54.860
Landed 100 miles from here.[br]He marches on Paris!

0:29:58.020,0:30:02.820
Pack all my files.And tell that[br]idiot clerk to find the ledger!

0:30:03.780,0:30:08.080
We are here to plead the case[br]of Edmond Dantes, Magistrate.-Not now!

0:30:08.560,0:30:09.580
Dantes?

0:30:09.580,0:30:14.320
We have not met, monsieur.[br]I am Fernand Mondego, the son of Count Mondego.

0:30:14.440,0:30:17.980
I am here to swear[br]to Edmond Dantes's innocence.

0:30:18.080,0:30:22.820
This is his employer,Monsieur Morell[br]his father, and his fiancee, Melsedes.

0:30:26.460,0:30:29.580
Edmond Dantes is charged[br]with high treason.

0:30:30.080,0:30:32.380
- Yet you stand by him?[br]- Of course I do.

0:30:36.000,0:30:41.340
What if I was to tell you[br]that Dantes is also charged with murder?

0:30:41.740,0:30:44.340
- Murder?[br]- Edmond would never do such a thing.

0:30:44.340,0:30:47.220
Dantes carried a letter from[br]Napoleon to one of his agents.

0:30:47.220,0:30:50.140
When we tried to arrest him,[br]he killed one of my men.

0:30:50.140,0:30:52.860
No, if you knew him,[br]monsieur, you would know that was not possible.

0:30:53.860,0:30:54.780
Have mercy, please.

0:30:54.780,0:30:56.340
You have proof[br]of this treason?

0:30:57.040,0:30:59.260
That is government business.

0:30:59.460,0:31:03.000
Please. Please,[br]just tell us where he is.

0:31:03.100,0:31:06.220
I cannot, mademoiselle.[br]He was handed over to the king's men.

0:31:07.020,0:31:09.340
I can understand your pain[br]at this betrayal.

0:31:10.040,0:31:14.140
But my advice to all of you[br]would be to forget Edmond Dantes,

0:31:15.020,0:31:17.180
particularly you,[br]mademoiselle.

0:31:17.380,0:31:20.900
Take solace in the comfort[br]of your good friend here...

0:31:21.100,0:31:25.700
and perhaps some good may yet come[br]of this unhappy affair.

0:31:26.140,0:31:28.120
Now, you will excuse me.[br]I have to attend some other matters.

0:31:28.120,0:31:30.100
My son is no traitor!

0:31:30.100,0:31:31.180
I will try to reason with him.

0:31:31.180,0:31:35.540
- Let's leave this to Fernand.[br]He can plead the case. - It's impossible. Never.

0:31:35.540,0:31:37.940
I will not give up[br]on Edmond yet.

0:31:38.040,0:31:40.460
I will never[br]forget your kindness.

0:31:40.660,0:31:42.500
And I shall never[br]cease to give it.

0:31:49.220,0:31:52.020
Not that I don't appreciate[br]the embroidery of the crimes,

0:31:53.540,0:31:56.460
but still, murder?

0:31:57.060,0:31:59.300
It's quite simple really.

0:31:59.700,0:32:02.380
When you reported Dantes's[br]receiving the letter to me,

0:32:02.480,0:32:04.360
I didn't quite understand[br]why you were betraying him,

0:32:04.460,0:32:06.200
but now having seen[br]his exquisite fiancee,

0:32:06.260,0:32:08.700
I understand completely.

0:32:09.260,0:32:12.060
What prompts you to be[br]so accommodating?

0:32:14.060,0:32:15.300
Sit down, Mondego.

0:32:25.940,0:32:26.700
Come back!

0:32:28.000,0:32:29.660
Come back!

0:32:30.160,0:32:33.500
What's my crime?[br]What's my crime?

0:32:34.400,0:32:35.700
I'm innocent!

0:32:36.000,0:32:41.000
E・Dantesは処刑されたことを[br]ここに連絡します

0:32:45.000,0:32:46.500
ヴィルフォール

0:34:02.060,0:34:04.100
Happy anniversary, Dantes.

0:34:11.060,0:34:13.060
Until next year.

0:34:51.260,0:34:54.340
Has it really been[br]four years, Delius?

0:34:54.340,0:34:58.460
Or Danton? What is his name again?

0:36:54.080,0:36:56.620
Forgive my intrusion.

0:36:58.000,0:37:01.260
But I was under[br]the impression that l-

0:37:01.260,0:37:05.100
I was digging[br]toward the outer wall.

0:37:10.040,0:37:12.140
Parlez-vous anglais?

0:37:12.240,0:37:14.460
Italiano?

0:37:15.460,0:37:21.300
I am Abbe Faria. I have been a prisoner[br]in Chateau d'lf for 11 years.

0:37:22.100,0:37:23.700
Five which[br]have been spent...

0:37:24.100,0:37:27.180
digging this tunnel.

0:37:32.420,0:37:37.160
There are 72,519 stones...

0:37:37.220,0:37:38.540
in my walls.

0:37:41.540,0:37:43.380
I've counted them many times.

0:37:45.020,0:37:47.380
But have you[br]named them yet?

0:37:51.380,0:37:52.420
-Shh, shh.

0:37:52.620,0:37:53.780
Shh, shh.

0:37:55.080,0:37:57.820
Once I was as you are now.

0:37:57.820,0:38:00.620
But I promise, it will pass.

0:38:02.000,0:38:03.440
I promise, I promise.

0:38:06.000,0:38:08.180
Now, may I stand[br]on your shoulders?

0:38:18.060,0:38:19.900
Take me down.

0:38:20.400,0:38:23.700
Please, take me down now.[br]Take me down.

0:38:29.100,0:38:34.000
I have not seen the sky[br]these 11 years. Thank you.

0:38:35.040,0:38:36.340
Thank you, God.

0:38:38.040,0:38:40.180
There is no talk of God[br]in here, priest.

0:38:41.180,0:38:44.560
What about[br]the... inscription?

0:38:44.660,0:38:48.500
It's faded, just as God[br]has faded from my heart.

0:38:49.180,0:38:53.020
And what has replaced it?

0:38:56.380,0:38:57.420
Hold these.

0:38:59.120,0:39:00.700
Follow me.

0:39:00.800,0:39:04.740
Perhaps your thoughts[br]of revenge...

0:39:04.740,0:39:06.220
are serving God's purpose[br]of keeping you alive...

0:39:06.320,0:39:08.060
these seven years.

0:39:10.060,0:39:12.200
- To what end?[br]- Escape.

0:39:25.780,0:39:26.620
There we go.

0:39:58.260,0:39:59.500
You spoke of escape.

0:40:00.060,0:40:01.120
Yeah.

0:40:02.120,0:40:05.240
There are only two possibilities[br]of reaching the outer wall...

0:40:05.340,0:40:07.140
and finally the sea.

0:40:07.240,0:40:12.940
I simply-[br]I simply chose the wrong one.

0:40:13.000,0:40:14.380
Now, of course,[br]with two of us,

0:40:14.480,0:40:16.900
we could dig in[br]the opposite direction.

0:40:17.000,0:40:21.700
With both of us together, then,[br]of course, we could possibly do it

0:40:23.000,0:40:24.700
in, oh, eight years.

0:40:30.120,0:40:32.140
Oh, does something else[br]demand your time?

0:40:32.240,0:40:34.940
Some pressing appointment,[br]perhaps?

0:40:37.100,0:40:40.060
In return... for your help,

0:40:40.460,0:40:43.180
I offer something priceless.

0:40:43.280,0:40:44.340
My freedom?

0:40:45.040,0:40:46.660
No, freedom[br]can be taken away,

0:40:47.060,0:40:49.140
as you well know.

0:40:50.740,0:40:54.580
I offer knowledge,[br]everything I have learned.

0:40:54.940,0:40:58.420
I will teach you, oh,[br]economics, mathematics,

0:40:59.020,0:41:02.260
-philosophy, science.[br]- To read and write?

0:41:03.220,0:41:05.060
Of course.

0:41:10.780,0:41:12.140
When do we start?

0:41:12.740,0:41:14.020
I got it. I got it.

0:41:16.140,0:41:18.180
Lights out. Lights.

0:41:20.900,0:41:22.140
Let's have 'em. Come on.

0:41:22.140,0:41:24.220
The slot opens twice a day.

0:41:24.220,0:41:28.020
Once for your toilet bucket,[br]which is where we hide the dirt.

0:41:30.660,0:41:33.860
Come on.

0:41:35.560,0:41:38.100
And once in the evening[br]for your plate.

0:41:40.780,0:41:42.340
Lights out. Out.

0:41:43.340,0:41:45.340
Come on, priest.

0:41:47.040,0:41:48.220
Thank you.

0:41:48.420,0:41:51.500
Between those times we can work all day[br]without fear of discovery.

0:41:51.500,0:41:55.020
"So neglect becomes...

0:41:56.020,0:41:57.340
our ally."

0:41:57.340,0:41:58.380
Excellent.

0:42:03.780,0:42:05.740
So you were in[br]Napoleon's army.

0:42:06.740,0:42:08.780
We had such dreams then.

0:42:10.780,0:42:12.620
However, one night...

0:42:12.620,0:42:15.060
my regiment ran down...

0:42:16.060,0:42:18.140
a band of guerrillas,

0:42:18.240,0:42:20.300
who ran into a church[br]for sanctuary.

0:42:21.300,0:42:26.140
I was ordered to burn...[br]down the church...

0:42:27.180,0:42:29.780
with them inside it.

0:42:31.180,0:42:32.580
Did you?

0:42:34.780,0:42:38.620
To my everlasting shame, I did.

0:42:39.060,0:42:40.500
I did.

0:42:41.500,0:42:43.500
How did you come to be here?

0:42:43.400,0:42:45.780
The following day[br]I deserted...

0:42:47.780,0:42:50.040
to devote my life[br]to repentance...

0:42:50.540,0:42:51.320
and to God.

0:42:52.620,0:42:55.140
I worked as[br]private secretary to...

0:42:55.140,0:43:00.080
the enormously wealthy[br]Count Enrique Spada.

0:43:00.860,0:43:03.580
Spada was[br]a righteous man.

0:43:04.080,0:43:08.380
Sadly, a couple[br]of years later, he died...

0:43:08.500,0:43:14.140
amidst rumors that he had[br]hidden his limitless fortune.

0:43:16.020,0:43:20.160
- Two weeks later, I was arrested.[br]- Why?

0:43:20.260,0:43:22.300
Napoleon wanted[br]Spada's treasure.

0:43:24.000,0:43:28.140
He did not believe that[br]I had no idea where it was.

0:43:29.060,0:43:33.860
So he had me thrown in here[br]to refresh my memory.

0:43:34.020,0:43:38.120
And so here I've remained[br]with only God...

0:43:39.000,0:43:42.160
for company[br]until he sent me you.

0:43:42.660,0:43:45.180
God is no more real[br]than your treasure, priest.

0:43:46.080,0:43:47.420
Perhaps.

0:44:00.580,0:44:02.780
- Ooh! Hurry. Get it.

0:44:06.760,0:44:08.020
Compute this.

0:44:09.020,0:44:12.700
2,500 cubic centimeters[br]of rock and dust a day...

0:44:13.100,0:44:15.040
for 365 days.

0:44:17.380,0:44:20.140
Equals three-and-a-half[br]meters a year,

0:44:20.240,0:44:23.300
12 feet, a foot a month.

0:44:25.000,0:44:26.500
Three inches a week.

0:44:27.100,0:44:28.660
In Italian.

0:44:37.780,0:44:39.620
Do not waste the light.

0:44:44.380,0:44:47.180
You were a soldier, priest.

0:44:50.500,0:44:52.660
So you know weaponry.

0:44:58.180,0:44:59.980
Teach me.

0:45:03.140,0:45:04.340
Or dig alone.

0:45:07.340,0:45:12.140
You force me to walk[br]a fine line, Dantes.

0:45:22.580,0:45:24.420
This is ridiculous.

0:45:25.420,0:45:30.260
The stronger swordsman[br]does not necessarily win.

0:45:31.100,0:45:32.580
It is speed!

0:45:33.000,0:45:34.100
Speed of hand.

0:45:35.500,0:45:36.300
Speed of mind.

0:45:37.300,0:45:42.100
Now, sweep your hand[br]through the drops...

0:45:42.460,0:45:43.600
without getting wet.

0:45:47.300,0:45:48.700
Like this.

0:45:53.260,0:45:55.400
How long must I keep this up?

0:45:58.060,0:46:00.500
I am going down the tunnel.

0:46:17.420,0:46:20.380
Parry. Up.

0:46:20.480,0:46:21.900
Like that.

0:46:22.100,0:46:23.580
Time to study.

0:46:24.580,0:46:26.500
Define economics.

0:46:26.500,0:46:29.980
Economics is the science[br]that deals with the production,

0:46:29.980,0:46:31.060
distribution and[br]consumption of commodities.

0:46:32.060,0:46:33.140
Translation.

0:46:34.940,0:46:36.780
Dig first, money later.

0:46:54.180,0:46:57.140
Thank you.[br]Happy Christmas, Edmond.

0:46:57.940,0:47:00.040
Give or take a month or so.

0:47:04.940,0:47:09.160
Good. Whom are you fighting?[br]Danglars? Mondego?

0:47:09.260,0:47:10.660
Who do you think?

0:47:19.000,0:47:21.400
Good! Too good.

0:47:21.500,0:47:23.160
We have Newton's third law.

0:47:23.360,0:47:28.100
There is a reaction[br]to every action...

0:47:28.240,0:47:31.100
in physics... and in man.

0:47:31.200,0:47:36.700
Thus my quest for vengeance is a reaction[br]to the actions of Danglars and Mondego.

0:47:38.380,0:47:39.020
Up, up.

0:47:40.020,0:47:41.980
I want that seat.

0:47:43.580,0:47:48.780
You once told me that Villefort[br]had you rearrested just after...

0:47:49.020,0:47:51.260
he had cleared you[br]of all the charges.

0:47:52.060,0:47:53.980
You may go.

0:47:54.080,0:47:55.620
Yes, that's true.

0:47:56.020,0:47:59.420
Then why would he go[br]through that charade...

0:48:00.700,0:48:06.040
unless he had reason to change his mind[br]about letting you go?

0:48:06.140,0:48:08.100
- Think, Edmond.[br]- I'm trying.

0:48:09.100,0:48:12.100
- What happened?[br]- He asked me-

0:48:12.100,0:48:14.180
Did Napoleon tell you[br]who was supposed to pick up this letter?

0:48:14.180,0:48:16.300
- I told him-[br]- A Monsieur Clarion.

0:48:16.300,0:48:18.100
And nothing more?

0:48:18.100,0:48:21.100
- Nothing. He burnt the letter [br]and said I could go.

0:48:21.340,0:48:22.500
Ah.

0:48:22.500,0:48:26.300
He burned... the letter.

0:48:33.540,0:48:34.680
Yes.

0:48:34.780,0:48:38.220
Strange that a chief magistrate[br]would burn evidence...

0:48:38.220,0:48:41.060
of a treasonous conspiracy...

0:48:42.060,0:48:45.100
and then imprison[br]the only man...

0:48:46.240,0:48:51.040
who was aware of[br]Monsieur Clarion's connection...

0:48:51.940,0:48:52.780
to that conspiracy.

0:48:56.540,0:48:59.380
- He was protecting someone.[br]-Ah.

0:49:00.380,0:49:02.180
-A dear friend perhaps?[br]- No. No.

0:49:04.940,0:49:08.260
A politician like Villefort[br]would have rid himself of such friends.

0:49:08.360,0:49:10.140
Clarion could be a relative.

0:49:11.140,0:49:12.980
A close relative, possibly-

0:49:17.080,0:49:18.180
No!

0:49:21.100,0:49:24.100
Villefort's father was[br]a colonel in Napoleon's army.

0:49:25.200,0:49:27.060
Villefort wasn't[br]protecting Clarion.

0:49:28.060,0:49:29.900
He was protecting himself.

0:49:31.100,0:49:34.040
Danglars, who falsely said he saw[br]Napoleon give me that letter.

0:49:34.120,0:49:38.100
Mondego, who told[br]Villefort I had it.

0:49:38.200,0:49:40.500
And Villefort himself,[br]who sent me here.

0:49:42.100,0:49:46.300
Bravo, Edmond, bravo.

0:50:28.900,0:50:30.700
Oh, my God. Oh, oh.

0:50:32.220,0:50:33.460
Oh.

0:50:34.460,0:50:37.940
Edmond, light. Light.[br]Quick. Light.

0:50:38.040,0:50:41.140
Oh, please, God.[br]What is that? Look.

0:50:41.240,0:50:45.080
Look. Look![br]Roots. Plant roots.

0:50:45.200,0:50:49.040
If these are plant roots,[br]then we are only months away.

0:50:49.380,0:50:53.220
Yes. Well done, priest.[br]I'll get my chisel.

0:50:54.660,0:50:55.700
Good. Good.

0:51:07.420,0:51:08.660
Priest!

0:51:26.180,0:51:27.900
In God's name, go on.

0:51:28.900,0:51:31.180
- Go on. Go on!

0:51:56.380,0:51:59.260
Lungs...[br]are punctured.

0:51:59.260,0:52:01.180
- Don't talk. Don't talk.[br]- Listen.

0:52:01.180,0:52:02.540
There's not much time.

0:52:05.540,0:52:07.240
Under th-those books,

0:52:07.340,0:52:08.660
there's loose rocks.

0:52:08.660,0:52:10.780
Bring me what you find.

0:52:11.280,0:52:13.620
Quickly, quickly.

0:52:16.980,0:52:17.460
Open it.

0:52:19.460,0:52:21.440
When I told them[br]I did not know...

0:52:21.940,0:52:24.320
where the treasure[br]of Spada was, I lied.

0:52:24.420,0:52:25.980
You lied?

0:52:26.580,0:52:29.020
I'm a priest,[br]not a saint.

0:52:30.020,0:52:31.440
There,

0:52:31.940,0:52:34.500
on that island[br]off the Italian coast.

0:52:34.500,0:52:36.580
- Monte Cristo?[br]- Yes, yes.

0:52:37.180,0:52:39.260
Use- Use your head.

0:52:40.260,0:52:43.160
- Follow the clues.[br]- The tunnel's blocked. I can't escape.

0:52:43.160,0:52:44.380
No, keep digging.

0:52:44.380,0:52:49.200
When you escape, use it for good,[br]only for good.

0:52:49.200,0:52:51.700
No, I will surely[br]use it for my revenge.

0:52:53.060,0:52:56.060
Here now[br]is your final lesson.

0:52:57.060,0:52:58.620
Do not commit-

0:53:00.120,0:53:03.660
Oh. Do not commit[br]the crime...

0:53:03.660,0:53:06.260
for which you now[br]serve the sentence.

0:53:07.260,0:53:09.540
God said,[br]"Vengeance is mine."

0:53:10.040,0:53:11.460
I don't believe in God.

0:53:11.460,0:53:13.220
That doesn't matter.

0:53:14.220,0:53:16.020
He believes in you.

0:53:24.860,0:53:25.700
Priest?

0:53:34.140,0:53:35.980
Plates out.

0:53:46.160,0:53:47.300
Let's have it.

0:53:55.820,0:53:56.740
Oh.

0:54:04.740,0:54:05.220
Oh, God.

0:54:11.460,0:54:12.540
- He's always awake.

0:54:24.180,0:54:27.020
First time in 12 years[br]he hasn't said "thank you."

0:54:32.180,0:54:34.060
- Dead.[br]- How?

0:54:35.060,0:54:36.980
Fell off his bed,[br]didn't he?

0:54:37.180,0:54:40.560
- He's a bit dirty, isn't he?[br]- They all are.

0:54:40.660,0:54:42.540
Well,[br]let's sew him up...

0:54:43.540,0:54:45.380
and then see Dorleac.

0:54:51.060,0:54:52.300
One, two, three.

0:55:04.020,0:55:06.860
Right, let's get Dorleac.

0:55:12.700,0:55:14.580
- Why'd you lock it?[br]He's not going anywhere.

0:55:14.580,0:55:17.380
I don't know. Habit, I suppose.

0:55:35.500,0:55:37.420
Good-bye, priest.

0:55:38.020,0:55:39.520
You're free now,

0:55:41.020,0:55:43.340
as I will never be.

0:56:05.140,0:56:08.980
So the old pope has finally gone[br]to St. Peter's.

0:56:10.060,0:56:11.860
Well, bring him along.

0:56:12.860,0:56:15.180
- Let's bury him, then.[br]- You ready?

0:56:15.280,0:56:16.780
One. That's it.

0:56:21.500,0:56:25.340
- Keep going.[br]- Come on, come on. I haven't got all day.

0:56:26.620,0:56:28.140
Actually, I do.

0:56:32.140,0:56:33.260
I've got-

0:56:34.260,0:56:38.100
I've got all the time in the world!

0:56:53.540,0:56:54.100
Come on.

0:56:56.100,0:56:57.060
Come on.

0:57:13.580,0:57:14.580
Monsieur Dorleac!

0:57:14.580,0:57:17.080
Heavenly Father,[br]we bequeath to you...

0:57:18.080,0:57:21.780
these remains[br]of your humble servant.

0:57:22.180,0:57:24.740
Whatever his name was.

0:57:24.740,0:57:26.660
God, I'm so bored.

0:57:27.660,0:57:29.500
Monsieur Dorleac!

0:57:39.540,0:57:41.740
Did he, in fact,[br]have a map?

0:57:41.740,0:57:42.020
No, gov.

0:57:43.020,0:57:44.860
Where's the, uh-

0:57:48.140,0:57:49.700
Stop!

0:57:50.700,0:57:52.620
Monsieur Dorleac!

0:57:52.620,0:57:55.140
What do you mean, after three?[br]We throw him at three or before three?

0:57:55.240,0:57:58.420
- After three.[br]- One... two...

0:57:58.420,0:58:02.220
- Monsieur Dorleac![br]- and th-

0:58:02.220,0:58:03.220
- Don't, Mr. Dorleac![br]- One...

0:58:05.220,0:58:08.660
- two...[br]- Don't throw the body over the cliff!.

0:58:08.660,0:58:10.500
- Aah![br]- three!

0:59:46.140,0:59:48.980
We could have handled that[br]a bit better.

1:00:21.060,1:00:22.180
Thank you, priest.

1:00:24.180,1:00:25.980
Thank you.

1:01:01.100,1:01:03.380
So, mi amice,

1:01:03.380,1:01:06.820
I would ask who you are,[br]but in view of your shredded clothes...

1:01:06.820,1:01:08.020
and the fact that[br]the Chateau d'lf is two miles away,

1:01:08.120,1:01:09.860
what's the point?

1:01:10.860,1:01:15.700
As for me, I am Luigi Vampa,[br]a smuggler and a thief.

1:01:16.540,1:01:19.740
My men and I have come[br]to this island to bury alive one of our number...

1:01:19.740,1:01:23.040
who attempted to keep[br]some stolen gold for himself...

1:01:23.040,1:00:25.160
instead of, uh, sharing it[br]with his comrades.

1:01:25.660,1:01:29.140
Interestingly enough, there are some[br]of his more loyal friends...

1:01:29.140,1:01:31.180
who are insisting[br]that I grant him mercy,

1:01:31.280,1:01:32.540
which, of course,[br]I cannot do,

1:01:32.640,1:01:35.620
for I would quickly lose control[br]of the whole crew.

1:01:36.020,1:01:41.420
- That's why you are[br]such a fortunate find. - Why is that?

1:01:41.560,1:01:44.720
You provide me with a way[br]to show a little mercy to Jacopo,

1:01:45.020,1:01:47.460
that maggot you see[br]tied up over there,

1:01:47.060,1:01:49.500
while, at the same time,[br]not appearing weak.

1:01:50.000,1:01:53.180
And as a special treat, the lads[br]will get to see a little sport as well.

1:01:54.180,1:01:56.220
How do I accomplish all this?

1:01:56.220,1:01:59.320
We watch you and Jacopo[br]fight to the death.

1:01:59.420,1:02:02.220
If Jacopo wins, we[br]welcome him back to the crew.

1:02:02.220,1:02:05.140
If you win, I have given Jacopo[br]the chance to live,

1:02:06.000,1:02:07.020
even if he did not[br]take advantage of it,

1:02:08.020,1:02:10.860
and you can take his place[br]on the boat.

1:02:11.160,1:02:14.380
What if I win,[br]and I don't want to be a smuggler?

1:02:14.380,1:02:16.220
Then we slit your throat,[br]and we're a bit shorthanded.

1:02:19.140,1:02:21.380
I find that smuggling[br]is the life for me...

1:02:21.380,1:02:23.100
and would be delighted[br]to kill your friend, the maggot.

1:02:24.000,1:02:28.900
Oh, uh, by the way, Jacopo[br]is the best knife fighter I've ever seen.

1:02:30.000,1:02:31.500
Perhaps you should[br]get out more.

1:02:35.780,1:02:38.100
Release Jacopo[br]and give him back his knife.

1:02:38.200,1:02:40.060
Then we let[br]the games begin.

1:02:42.060,1:02:43.860
Get up, maggot.

1:02:54.820,1:02:55.420
- Come on, come on!

1:03:13.060,1:03:16.100
As you hope to live,[br]do not move an eyelash.

1:03:17.860,1:03:21.180
Senor Vampa,[br]allow Jacopo to live.

1:03:21.280,1:03:24.820
He's already suffered enough[br]with the prospect of being buried alive.

1:03:25.820,1:03:28.460
The men that wanted[br]to see some sport have seen it.

1:03:28.560,1:03:31.060
Those who wanted mercy[br]for Jacopo will get it.

1:03:32.060,1:03:33.460
And by keeping me[br]and Jacopo,

1:03:34.060,1:03:38.300
you will have yet another skilled sailor[br]and fighter for your crew.

1:03:42.140,1:03:43.460
It's a deal.

1:03:44.460,1:03:46.780
- What is his name?[br]- You've got the devil,Jacopo!

1:03:46.780,1:03:51.120
His name?[br]We shall call him Zatarra.

1:03:51.200,1:03:55.540
- Sounds fearsome.[br]- It means driftwood.

1:03:58.060,1:04:00.100
I swear[br]on my dead relatives,

1:04:00.100,1:04:02.300
even on the ones[br]that are not feeling too good,

1:04:03.300,1:04:05.980
I am your man forever.

1:04:07.080,1:04:08.780
I know.

1:04:33.180,1:04:35.980
Eyes in the back of your head.

1:04:39.060,1:04:41.900
Have you never seen[br]Marseilles before?

1:04:42.200,1:04:44.140
It was my home.

1:04:44.140,1:04:46.500
But you do not join[br]the others ashore.

1:04:50.500,1:04:52.180
- Over here![br]- Listen to me, Zatarra.

1:04:52.180,1:04:54.020
Whatever happened to you,

1:04:54.100,1:04:56.220
you cannot make it right [br]by staying here on this boat.

1:04:56.300,1:04:59.100
Go. It's up to you.

1:05:01.020,1:05:04.160
"We are kings or pawns,"[br]a man once said.

1:05:04.160,1:05:06.620
Si. Who told you this?

1:05:08.020,1:05:09.460
Napoleon Bonaparte.

1:05:13.500,1:05:15.020
Bonaparte?

1:05:18.040,1:05:20.820
Oh, Zatarra,[br]the stories you tell.

1:05:22.180,1:05:25.620
Someday I may come[br]to find you.

1:05:27.040,1:05:29.740
A man is always in need[br]of a good friend.

1:05:31.140,1:05:32.780
Truly.

1:05:48.700,1:05:49.140
Danglars, what's happened?

1:05:50.040,1:05:55.040
Captain Reynaud is dead, sir,[br]and Edmond Dantes disobeyed my orders.

1:06:19.700,1:06:21.380
Zatarra,[br]are you all right?

1:06:22.380,1:06:24.180
Everything's changed.

1:06:26.300,1:06:30.100
I want you to buy a boat,[br]just something the two of us can handle.

1:06:30.200,1:06:33.700
Wait for me to return.[br]I make my next visit alone.

1:06:40.220,1:06:42.100
Is- Is this the home[br]of Monsieur Morell?

1:06:43.100,1:06:45.460
My grandfather[br]isn't well, monsieur.

1:06:46.060,1:06:49.700
Even if he were, he would not[br]receive visitors at 11:00 in the evening.

1:06:50.000,1:06:52.060
Perhaps he might make[br]an exception...

1:06:52.060,1:06:54.620
for a man who is seeking[br]Edmond Dantes.

1:06:57.020,1:06:59.100
I apologize for the hour.

1:06:59.100,1:07:01.540
Old people never sleep.[br]Sit down, sit down.

1:07:01.540,1:07:03.380
-Julianne, some sherry.

1:07:05.500,1:07:08.380
So, Monsieur Zatarra,

1:07:08.580,1:07:11.200
you were a friend[br]of Edmond?

1:07:11.300,1:07:13.540
- Monsieur Morell?[br]- Yes?

1:07:24.260,1:07:28.060
You knew... Edmond also?

1:07:28.860,1:07:30.700
Like a son.

1:07:33.080,1:07:37.380
I was hoping you could tell me[br]where to find his family.

1:07:37.500,1:07:40.220
Unfortunately,[br]his father hanged himself...

1:07:40.620,1:07:42.340
after learning[br]of Edmond's treason.

1:07:43.040,1:07:45.060
I see.

1:07:46.340,1:07:47.740
I see.

1:07:52.740,1:07:55.580
this...[br]treason you speak of-

1:07:56.080,1:07:59.180
- Who accused him?[br]- Who knows?

1:07:59.780,1:08:03.380
Monsieur Villefort,[br]the man who had Edmond arrested,

1:08:03.380,1:08:06.100
left for Paris soon after[br]to take up the post...

1:08:06.100,1:08:07.520
of chief prosecutor.

1:08:08.020,1:08:11.220
Of course, the shock of [br]his father's violent murder...

1:08:12.120,1:08:14.060
may also have spurred[br]his departure.

1:08:15.060,1:08:17.140
They were strange times.

1:08:18.540,1:08:22.979
You seem to have fallen[br]on difficult times yourself, sir.

1:08:23.000,1:08:26.779
After Edmond's death,[br]I reluctantly took on a partner.

1:08:28.779,1:08:30.260
- One of my captains.

1:08:31.160,1:08:33.500
And then one day,[br]Danglars forced me out.

1:08:35.260,1:08:37.660
My fate is nothing[br]compared to Edmond's.

1:08:41.500,1:08:43.460
Perhaps your luck[br]is about to change.

1:08:47.939,1:08:50.380
I shall search out[br]Edmond's fiancee.

1:08:51.080,1:08:52.520
You mean[br]the Countess Mondego?

1:08:54.779,1:08:56.220
- Countess?[br]- Yes.

1:08:57.220,1:09:00.100
A month after poor Edmond[br]was arrested,

1:09:00.200,1:09:02.460
Melsedes wed[br]his best friend.

1:09:03.460,1:09:06.859
- Fernand.[br]- Yes, that's right.

1:09:06.859,1:09:09.740
And with the death[br]of his father and brother in the war,

1:09:09.740,1:09:11.620
Fernand became Count Mondego.

1:09:12.020,1:09:14.300
They live in Paris now.

1:09:16.100,1:09:18.100
Count and Countess Mondego.

1:09:24.020,1:09:25.819
Are you all right?

1:09:27.060,1:09:30.380
Yes. I must go.

1:09:30.380,1:09:33.540
- I'm sorry I was not more helpful.[br]- Oh, no.

1:09:34.040,1:09:36.340
You told me[br]what I needed to know.

1:09:38.080,1:09:41.380
Edmond Dantes is dead.

1:09:51.319,1:09:54.320
Zatarra.[br]Zatarra, you will be so proud of me.

1:09:54.420,1:09:57.400
I found a nice little skiff.[br]We couldn't afford a sloop.

1:09:57.410,1:09:59.980
Got a really good deal.[br]Za-Zatarra?

1:12:47.720,1:12:49.440
Whoo-hoo!

1:12:55.060,1:12:58.540
Zatarra, the boat[br]cannot hold no more,

1:12:58.540,1:13:02.380
and there are at least[br]eight more boatloads down there!

1:13:06.080,1:13:07.540
Do you not understand?

1:13:08.140,1:13:12.040
You are wealthier than any man[br]I have ever heard of.

1:13:13.620,1:13:18.060
Whatever your problems were,[br]they are over.

1:13:18.140,1:13:19.980
What do you want to buy?

1:13:22.080,1:13:23.900
Revenge.

1:13:24.100,1:13:26.080
Okay, revenge. Who?

1:13:26.180,1:13:28.700
Danglars, Villefort,

1:13:30.000,1:13:31.700
Fernand and Mercedes.

1:13:32.300,1:13:33.420
Right.

1:13:33.620,1:13:36.380
We kill these people,[br]then we spend the treasure.

1:13:36.380,1:13:40.120
No, we will study them,[br]learn their weaknesses.

1:13:40.220,1:13:43.140
Why not just kill them?[br]I'll do it.

1:13:43.540,1:13:45.300
I'll run up to Paris--[br]bam, bam, bam, bam!

1:13:45.400,1:13:49.020
I'm back before week's end.[br]We spend the treasure.

1:13:49.120,1:13:50.940
How is this a bad plan?

1:13:51.040,1:13:52.980
Death is too good for them.

1:13:54.080,1:13:56.380
They must suffer[br]as I suffered.

1:13:56.780,1:13:59.260
They must see their world,[br]all they hold dear,

1:13:59.360,1:14:01.300
ripped from them[br]as it was ripped from me.

1:14:06.140,1:14:10.980
You will need a better name than Zatarra[br]if you are to accomplish that.

1:14:17.020,1:14:19.160
Then I shall[br]become a count.

1:14:39.420,1:14:42.060
I bid you[br]good afternoon, sir.

1:14:42.060,1:14:44.560
I'm here to purchase[br]your lovely home.

1:14:46.980,1:14:50.700
The very cheek![br]I shall have you horsewhipped!

1:14:50.700,1:14:53.500
Now, get off my property,[br]you vagabond,

1:14:53.500,1:14:57.340
before I set the dogs on you,[br]you hear?

1:15:04.140,1:15:05.980
Thank you.

1:16:18.380,1:16:20.140
Ladies and gentlemen,

1:16:20.440,1:16:24.620
it is with great honor[br]that I present to you His Grace,

1:16:24.620,1:16:27.460
the Count of Monte Cristo.

1:16:37.620,1:16:40.460
It's so beautiful.

1:17:51.540,1:17:53.540
Greetings.

1:18:00.780,1:18:03.140
My dear count, allow me to introduce[br]to you my husband,

1:18:04.140,1:18:06.260
Monsieur Villefort,[br]Chief Prosecutor.

1:18:06.360,1:18:08.180
Very kind of you[br]to think of us.

1:18:08.280,1:18:11.020
Oh, I am the one honored[br]with your presence.

1:18:11.120,1:18:13.820
Now, please,[br]enjoy yourselves tonight.

1:18:16.100,1:18:18.220
What do we know about him?

1:18:19.220,1:18:20.340
Not enough.

1:18:20.440,1:18:24.420
Where are they?[br]Are you sure you invited them?

1:18:24.420,1:18:25.340
Yes, Your Grace.

1:18:25.540,1:18:29.180
But I just learned that Count Mondego[br]has retired for the evening.

1:18:29.300,1:18:32.100
He has a morning appointment[br]he cannot miss.

1:19:09.260,1:19:11.500
You're up early, my dear.

1:19:13.000,1:19:15.420
Is the Viscount Tourville dead?

1:19:16.420,1:19:19.260
Unless his heart is situated somewhere[br]other than the left side of his chest,

1:19:19.380,1:19:20.720
I suspect he is.

1:19:23.060,1:19:25.020
God grant him peace.

1:19:26.020,1:19:29.440
He did no more than defend[br]his family's honor.

1:19:29.740,1:19:31.100
Much good it did him.

1:19:32.500,1:19:34.040
His wife and I were happy[br]in our passion.

1:19:34.100,1:19:36.040
You were happy in your ignorance.

1:19:36.860,1:19:40.080
Now comes the viscount's[br]valiant defense of his honor,

1:19:40.180,1:19:41.400
and you are pained.

1:19:41.600,1:19:44.540
- She is ruined, and he is dead.[br]- Don't flatter yourself.

1:19:45.040,1:19:48.040
I was neither happy[br]nor ignorant,

1:19:49.420,1:19:53.640
having known about the last three women[br]before Madame Tourville.

1:19:54.040,1:19:56.140
I'm sorry you[br]are humiliated.

1:19:58.080,1:20:02.100
The combination of Paris and[br]me is hardly a recipe for fidelity.

1:20:03.100,1:20:05.300
And since my attempts at discretion[br]have evidently failed,

1:20:05.300,1:20:07.100
there seems little point[br]in keeping up pretenses.

1:20:10.300,1:20:14.060
It's actually quite...[br]liberating.

1:20:14.360,1:20:15.500
Wouldn't you say?

1:20:19.080,1:20:20.500
His finances?

1:20:20.600,1:20:22.100
He's losing money[br]at the other casinos.

1:20:22.500,1:20:24.320
They're not even[br]cheating him.

1:20:24.420,1:20:26.040
Have you looked[br]into his shipping?

1:20:26.140,1:20:29.400
He got a bank loan for his own boat[br]several years ago.

1:20:29.500,1:20:32.440
- Doesn't use Danglars.[br]- Make sure we own that bank by tomorrow.

1:20:33.040,1:20:36.180
Tell the other shipping[br]companies to stay away from Mondego.

1:20:37.080,1:20:39.420
I want to give him no choice[br]but to crawl back to Danglars.

1:20:39.420,1:20:43.220
Now, tell the dealers--[br]take it all.

1:20:46.000,1:20:48.180
Do try to understand.

1:20:50.080,1:20:52.660
I have a very large consignment[br]of cotton ready to be sent,

1:20:53.660,1:20:56.220
and I shall make my payment on the ship[br]as soon as it is delivered.

1:20:57.020,1:21:00.060
So obviously I need the vessel[br]in order to deliver it.

1:21:00.200,1:21:04.300
Unfortunately, the bank can offer[br]no further extensions, Count Mondego.

1:21:05.180,1:21:08.180
I suggest you find[br]alternate means of shipping.

1:21:16.500,1:21:17.540
Well, well.

1:21:18.000,1:21:20.640
To what do I owe the honor,[br]Count Mondego?

1:21:21.560,1:21:24.500
Can't imagine why you've been[br]avoiding me after all these years.

1:21:26.080,1:21:27.560
I'm prepared[br]to overlook your faults...

1:21:29.060,1:21:31.080
and perhaps resume[br]our dealings.

1:21:32.080,1:21:34.880
Business not going[br]so well these days?

1:21:48.520,1:21:50.060
Zatarra?

1:22:02.160,1:22:03.180
Jacopo.

1:22:04.080,1:22:05.720
Did you fall off the bed?

1:22:06.120,1:22:10.260
After 13 years of sleeping[br]on a stone slab, I can't.

1:22:10.360,1:22:13.200
Mi Maria.[br]Does that hurt?

1:22:16.040,1:22:18.660
Did you come here[br]for a reason?

1:22:18.760,1:22:20.600
Mondego has a son.

1:22:26.880,1:22:29.540
- Albert wishes to talk with us.[br]- Not now!

1:22:31.540,1:22:33.720
Tell him I'm trying[br]to protect his inheritance.

1:22:33.820,1:22:36.600
Are you afraid he's going[br]to squander his as you have yours?

1:22:36.700,1:22:38.360
I don't recall hearing your[br]complaints

1:22:38.400,1:22:40.350
when I elevated you[br]from a fishmonger's daughter.

1:22:40.360,1:22:42.760
Please, I must finish this,[br]then I shall be going out.

1:22:42.760,1:22:46.140
May I remind you, my love,that[br]in Paris there are mistresses aplenty,

1:22:46.240,1:22:48.120
but you have only one son.

1:22:50.520,1:22:52.200
Come in, Albert.

1:22:53.000,1:22:55.120
- For God's sake, be brief.[br]- I will, Father.

1:22:57.120,1:23:00.560
Several of my friends are going to[br]Rome for two weeks during Carnival.

1:23:01.040,1:23:02.820
- I would like to accompany them.[br]- Rome?

1:23:02.920,1:23:06.020
- And no chaperons? You're only 15.[br]- Almost 16.

1:23:06.120,1:23:09.040
Make it my birthday present,[br]Father, please.

1:23:09.140,1:23:10.800
- I won't get into trouble.[br]- No.

1:23:10.800,1:23:11.600
Of course he can go.

1:23:12.100,1:23:14.600
I could do with some peace[br]and quiet around here.

1:23:19.160,1:23:20.520
- Rome!

1:23:38.060,1:23:40.020
Albert! Albert!

1:24:33.520,1:24:34.240
Milady?

1:24:37.240,1:24:38.500
Can't hide forever.

1:24:39.300,1:24:40.540
Milady?

1:24:47.360,1:24:49.040
Who are you, and why[br]are you doing this?

1:24:49.040,1:24:50.520
We are bad men,[br]and for the money.

1:24:51.040,1:24:52.420
My money is in my waistcoat.

1:24:52.420,1:24:53.460
Not anymore.

1:24:53.520,1:24:56.560
Besides, it's not your money[br]we're interested in.

1:24:56.660,1:24:59.840
You are the only son[br]of Count Mondego, are you not?

1:25:00.040,1:25:03.120
Ransom?[br]Send your note and be damned.

1:25:03.220,1:25:04.460
I wish it were that easy,

1:25:04.520,1:25:07.060
but a note won't reach[br]your father for two weeks,

1:25:07.100,1:25:10.020
and then there's the endless debates[br]about whether we killed you already.

1:25:10.120,1:25:13.560
No, a note just doesn't [br]have the impact.

1:25:13.620,1:25:16.060
Perhaps if we send him your ring.

1:25:16.160,1:25:18.200
Yes. My ring bears[br]the Mondego crest.

1:25:18.210,1:25:20.640
While still attached to your finger?

1:25:25.140,1:25:26.760
Listen to me, vermin.

1:25:27.000,1:25:30.000
I am Albert, son of Fernand,[br]Count Mondego,

1:25:30.380,1:25:33.520
and you have had your last laugh[br]at my expense.

1:25:34.060,1:25:38.600
- Do your worst.[br]- If you insist. Peppone, the knife.

1:25:57.320,1:25:59.140
Cut this boy's ropes,

1:25:59.240,1:26:01.920
or I will be forced to start cutting[br]your miserable corpses.

1:26:02.520,1:26:03.760
Now!

1:26:07.400,1:26:10.040
Follow me, young man.[br]You see the surface? Wait for me there.

1:26:10.040,1:26:12.680
- I don't know how to thank you.[br]- Go. We'll talk later.

1:26:19.120,1:26:20.920
Well done, gentlemen.

1:26:25.160,1:26:26.880
Many thanks, Your Grace.

1:26:29.580,1:26:30.560
Albert.

1:26:32.060,1:26:33.680
Are you all right?

1:26:33.880,1:26:35.440
Sir, I owe you my life.

1:26:36.040,1:26:38.180
You've had quite an ordeal.

1:26:38.480,1:26:40.320
You're an extraordinary young man.

1:26:42.480,1:26:46.020
I insist, you must come to my estate[br]for breakfast tomorrow.

1:26:46.120,1:26:47.440
Agreed?

1:26:49.040,1:26:50.800
Agreed.

1:26:52.500,1:26:54.000
May I ask[br]who you are, sir?

1:26:54.400,1:26:57.560
For the present, your friend.[br]Tomorrow, your host.

1:26:58.160,1:27:00.960
For the short time[br]formality stands between us,

1:27:01.060,1:27:02.560
the Count of Monte Cristo.

1:27:36.480,1:27:39.160
He's out in the waiting room.

1:27:39.360,1:27:42.000
He showed courage[br]in the tunnels.

1:27:42.200,1:27:44.040
He's a means to an end.

1:27:48.920,1:27:52.720
Yes, Your Grace.

1:27:52.720,1:27:55.200
Young man.

1:27:56.500,1:28:00.040
Albert, come in. Come, come.

1:28:00.880,1:28:02.920
Come on.

1:28:02.920,1:28:05.160
- You've had quite a night.[br]- Yes.

1:28:06.060,1:28:07.340
What an adventure.

1:28:07.440,1:28:09.560
Everything's an adventure[br]when you're young.

1:28:09.960,1:28:12.520
- One thing puzzles me, sir.[br]- Hmm.

1:28:13.020,1:28:15.640
How did you come to know[br]of my kidnapping?

1:28:16.040,1:28:17.840
I have many connections,

1:28:18.040,1:28:20.080
some of which[br]are less than reputable.

1:28:21.080,1:28:23.580
I pay well to be informed[br]of anything of note

1:28:23.580,1:28:25.180
in any city in which I stay.

1:28:26.140,1:28:29.280
And the kidnapping[br]of a count's son is of note.

1:28:30.120,1:28:33.180
But why risk your life[br]rescuing me?

1:28:33.280,1:28:35.160
The son[br]of a fellow noble.

1:28:36.160,1:28:37.580
It was the least[br]I could do.

1:28:38.080,1:28:41.120
Judging by your character,[br]I'm sure you would have done the same.

1:28:41.960,1:28:43.700
Your father will[br]be proud of you.

1:28:57.080,1:28:59.480
You must come to Paris[br]and meet my parents

1:29:00.080,1:29:01.480
so they may thank you in person.

1:29:01.480,1:29:05.000
Unfortunately, I cannot.[br]Business, you see.

1:29:05.000,1:29:08.140
Please, it is[br]a matter of honor.

1:29:10.140,1:29:14.080
-Jacopo?[br]- Yes, Your Grace?

1:29:14.280,1:29:16.140
The Spada matter--[br]where do we stand?

1:29:17.040,1:29:19.100
- Even now, the gold--[br]- The shipment?

1:29:19.200,1:29:23.000
Oh, l-I'm sorry, Your Grace.[br]The shipment is in transit,

1:29:23.000,1:29:24.880
uh, bound for Marseilles.

1:29:25.880,1:29:30.080
- And it arrives?[br]- Not for another three weeks, Your Grace.

1:29:30.080,1:29:33.480
Three weeks? That's more[br]than enough time to visit in Paris.

1:29:35.080,1:29:37.320
- Very well.[br]- Excellent.

1:29:38.020,1:29:41.160
- And you'll be there just in time.[br]- In time for?

1:30:00.840,1:30:02.000
- Happy birthday.[br]- Thanks.

1:30:04.920,1:30:07.160
The Count of Monte Cristo.

1:30:16.040,1:30:17.180
Count!

1:30:24.120,1:30:28.160
- Albert.[br]- Your Grace. Father!

1:30:28.160,1:30:30.160
May I present[br]the Count of Monte Cristo.

1:30:31.160,1:30:34.120
- 'Tis a pleasure.[br]- The pleasure is mine, Count Mondego.

1:30:35.120,1:30:38.320
I've been looking forward[br]to this moment for some time.

1:30:38.320,1:30:41.020
You do me much honor,[br]when it is I who are indebted to you...

1:30:41.020,1:30:42.760
for the rescue of my son.

1:30:46.540,1:30:48.180
May I present[br]the Countess Mondego.

1:30:57.020,1:30:58.660
Mercedes.

1:31:08.680,1:31:09.520
Countess.

1:31:12.480,1:31:16.040
You would have to be a mother[br]to truly appreciate the service...

1:31:16.040,1:31:17.640
you've done[br]for my son and me.

1:31:19.140,1:31:21.200
Monsieur, I shall never forget you.

1:31:22.200,1:31:23.760
Please, madame,

1:31:24.160,1:31:25.680
it was nothing.

1:31:26.080,1:31:30.240
I am sure that within a month,[br]you will not even remember my name.

1:31:31.240,1:31:32.000
Hmm?

1:31:33.000,1:31:35.040
May I steal your wife?

1:31:35.140,1:31:38.200
- I'm sorry?[br]- For the waltz.

1:31:38.400,1:31:39.500
Of course.

1:31:45.100,1:31:46.240
Isn't he wonderful, Father?

1:32:00.680,1:32:04.240
- What's the matter?[br]- Uh, nothing.

1:32:04.340,1:32:08.080
You just remind me[br]of someone from long ago,

1:32:11.000,1:32:13.000
someone who was[br]very dear to me.

1:32:13.040,1:32:16.020
I'm flattered.[br]What happened to him?

1:32:17.020,1:32:18.560
He died.

1:32:20.100,1:32:21.580
But I'm not that man.

1:32:23.080,1:32:25.880
- Monsieur and Madame Villefort.

1:32:28.960,1:32:30.800
What are they doing here?

1:32:41.840,1:32:43.720
Prosecutor Villefort.

1:32:44.720,1:32:48.180
- What are you doing here?[br]- Oh, Madame Villefort, monsieur.

1:32:48.190,1:32:51.560
I'm so glad you could come to see me[br]while I'm still in town.

1:32:51.660,1:32:53.160
We were delightfully[br]surprised to get your note.

1:32:53.260,1:32:54.160
Thank you.

1:32:54.260,1:32:57.960
Would you be so kind as to excuse[br]your husband and I for a moment?

1:32:59.360,1:33:03.100
I'm told you are an expert[br]in the interpretation of the law.

1:33:04.040,1:33:07.080
I have a certain matter[br]that perhaps you could help me with.

1:33:15.080,1:33:16.480
Excuse me.

1:33:17.480,1:33:22.320
Fernand. Fernand![br]The toast!

1:33:23.140,1:33:25.160
Not right now.[br]I have state business to attend to.

1:33:25.260,1:33:29.000
Our guests expect it.[br]Albert expects it.

1:33:29.110,1:33:31.280
You give it, my dear.[br]I'm sure it'll be splendid.

1:33:31.320,1:33:32.640
You are his father!

1:33:33.040,1:33:37.040
It is the least you can do.[br]You know how he admires you.

1:33:38.040,1:33:39.400
Then he will forgive[br]my absence.

1:33:39.400,1:33:40.880
But--

1:33:43.880,1:33:46.720
I thought we agreed[br]not to meet socially.

1:33:47.080,1:33:51.120
How could I pass up[br]the Count of Monte Cristo?

1:33:52.000,1:33:53.280
Quite.

1:33:55.280,1:33:58.120
- What do you know of him?[br]- He's foreign,

1:33:59.320,1:34:00.560
rich.

1:34:00.760,1:34:02.880
I hear he aided your son.

1:34:02.880,1:34:06.520
- Why does he seek your counsel?[br]- Why should I tell you?

1:34:07.120,1:34:09.120
When my son[br]returned from Rome,

1:34:10.120,1:34:14.360
he mentioned he'd heard Monte[br]Cristo saying he was expecting a shipment.

1:34:14.460,1:34:16.560
He also heard the words "gold"...

1:34:17.160,1:34:18.280
and "Spada."

1:34:20.280,1:34:23.320
- Hmm.[br]- You don't believe--

1:34:23.320,1:34:25.580
Monte Cristo has found[br]the treasure of Spada.

1:34:25.880,1:34:29.880
Not an hour ago, he asked me[br]to help him avoid troublesome inspections...

1:34:29.880,1:34:31.300
on a shipment coming[br]from Marseilles.

1:34:31.400,1:34:34.760
- Hmm.[br]- I could have him arrested.

1:34:34.760,1:34:38.560
Don't do that.[br]Let's just relieve him of it.

1:34:39.060,1:34:40.160
How do you propose--

1:34:40.160,1:34:41.860
- I have an acquaintance [br]who deals in these matters.

1:34:42.060,1:34:44.760
Tell Monte Cristo you'll get[br]his shipment through Customs,

1:34:44.760,1:34:47.620
but that it will[br]have to stay in port overnight.

1:34:47.720,1:34:51.240
I shall have it removed and taken[br]to my old family estate in Bouchon,

1:34:51.340,1:34:53.080
where we shall meet[br]the following day.

1:34:57.520,1:34:59.440
I require 70 percent.

1:35:00.440,1:35:02.360
And yet you'll only get 50.

1:35:02.460,1:35:03.400
Done.

1:35:31.180,1:35:32.360
Ladies and gentlemen,

1:35:34.060,1:35:37.720
unfortunately, my husband has been[br]detained by business.

1:35:38.720,1:35:43.060
And so it is[br]left up to me to--

1:35:43.400,1:35:44.560
To introduce you...

1:35:46.060,1:35:48.100
to the Count of Monte Cristo[br]yet again.

1:35:49.100,1:35:52.520
You see, I had the audacity[br]to beg the count...

1:35:52.520,1:35:55.320
to allow me to give[br]the birthday toast to Albert.

1:35:55.320,1:35:59.460
I was so insistent, and such[br]is the graciousness of our host,

1:35:59.460,1:36:01.760
that he reluctantly gave up[br]his fatherly right...

1:36:01.760,1:36:03.960
in order to accommodate a guest,

1:36:04.160,1:36:06.880
even one as boorish[br]as myself.

1:36:06.880,1:36:07.560
- Ahh.

1:36:08.560,1:36:10.560
Young Albert[br]has made far too much...

1:36:10.560,1:36:13.200
of the assistance[br]I gave him in Rome.

1:36:13.200,1:36:15.120
When I arrived[br]in the catacombs,

1:36:15.120,1:36:19.080
I watched as the criminals,[br]who tied Albert to a wall,

1:36:19.080,1:36:21.600
threatened to cut off[br]his finger and send it to his father...

1:36:21.600,1:36:23.520
as evidence[br]of his abduction.

1:36:23.520,1:36:24.400
Goodness!

1:36:25.400,1:36:29.200
The boy's reply to all this was...[br]"Do your worst."

1:36:32.080,1:36:34.080
Life is a storm,[br]my young friend.

1:36:34.680,1:36:36.700
You will bask[br]in the sunlight one moment,

1:36:36.800,1:36:39.480
be shattered on the rocks[br]the next.

1:36:40.180,1:36:41.560
What makes you a man...

1:36:41.660,1:36:44.000
is what you do[br]when that storm comes.

1:36:45.300,1:36:49.520
You must look into that storm[br]and shout, as you did in Rome,

1:36:50.020,1:36:51.920
"Do your worst...

1:36:52.320,1:36:53.840
for I will do mine."

1:36:55.140,1:36:57.640
Then the fates will know you[br]as we know you,

1:36:58.040,1:37:01.480
as Albert Mondego,[br]the man.

1:37:43.720,1:37:44.560
Giddap!

1:38:01.200,1:38:05.540
Edmond, Villefort told me[br]that you were executed.

1:38:08.040,1:38:10.200
- Did he?[br]- Oh, God.

1:38:10.200,1:38:13.080
- Countess, you are mistaken.[br]Back to the Mondegos'. - No!

1:38:13.180,1:38:15.000
- Madame, I'm only thinking[br]of your reputation. - I beg you, Edmond.

1:38:15.100,1:38:17.020
- I don't care how you returned.[br]- I am not this Edmond.

1:38:17.020,1:38:20.760
Stop it! Stop it![br]Stop it!

1:38:27.400,1:38:29.240
So, what are you?

1:38:32.020,1:38:37.560
A spirit?[br]Some ghost sent to torment me?

1:38:39.800,1:38:42.000
This Edmond,[br]you loved him?

1:38:42.600,1:38:43.600
Yes.

1:38:43.700,1:38:45.060
For how long?

1:38:46.560,1:38:48.120
For all of my life.

1:38:49.520,1:38:53.360
And how long after he died[br]before you married the count?

1:38:56.020,1:38:57.560
That isn't fair.

1:39:01.160,1:39:03.000
We've reached your home,[br]Countess.

1:39:20.000,1:39:26.240
You're right.[br]You cannot be my Edmond.

1:39:27.120,1:39:29.500
Well, there you are.[br]You said it yourself.

1:39:29.600,1:39:32.800
Edmond Dantes is dead.[br]Good night.

1:39:36.520,1:39:37.860
Countess.

1:39:42.520,1:39:46.140
If you ever again presume[br]to interfere in my affairs,

1:39:46.240,1:39:49.520
I will, I promise, finish the job[br]I started the day we met.

1:39:49.620,1:39:50.500
Do you understand?

1:39:52.000,1:39:55.000
- I understand you are mad.[br]- Mad?

1:39:55.400,1:39:57.360
My enemies are falling[br]into my traps perfectly.

1:39:57.360,1:39:59.320
Mad, Your Grace,[br]for ignoring this:

1:39:59.420,1:40:03.680
You have a fortune,[br]a beautiful woman who loves you.

1:40:04.080,1:40:06.880
Take the money,[br]take the woman and live your life.

1:40:06.880,1:40:09.120
Stop this plan.[br]Take what you have won.

1:40:09.120,1:40:11.160
- I can't.[br]- Why not?

1:40:20.080,1:40:22.200
I am still your man, Zatarra.

1:40:23.200,1:40:27.000
I swore an oath.[br]I will protect you.

1:40:28.340,1:40:31.880
Even if it means I must[br]protect you from yourself.

1:40:33.040,1:40:35.680
I'll drive you home now.

1:40:37.080,1:40:38.520
I'll walk.

1:41:18.160,1:41:21.960
Put two chests[br]on the Pharaon for our cut.

1:41:22.000,1:41:25.040
Mondego will never notice.

1:41:45.080,1:41:47.680
Come on. Get aboard.

1:41:55.080,1:41:58.720
- Philippe Danglars?[br]- Yeah?

1:41:59.060,1:42:04.160
You are charged with the theft of goods[br]from a certain merchant ship.

1:42:06.460,1:42:08.000
This is absurd.

1:42:08.100,1:42:10.040
We can resolve[br]this matter easily.

1:42:11.040,1:42:14.880
These men will perform[br]a search of your vessel.

1:42:19.520,1:42:22.360
Count Mondego set me up.

1:42:24.520,1:42:26.760
But I'll not hang for him.

1:42:44.120,1:42:45.880
Who are you?

1:42:46.080,1:42:50.720
I'm the Count of Monte Cristo.[br]But my friends call me Edmond Dantes.

1:42:51.100,1:42:52.440
Dantes?

1:42:58.440,1:43:01.760
Cut him down before[br]he can't talk.

1:43:24.480,1:43:27.020
Boy, don't do that.[br]That's-- That's too much.

1:43:27.120,1:43:28.160
My dear Villefort.

1:43:28.160,1:43:31.760
I hope you don't mind[br]if I join you for a short while.

1:43:32.160,1:43:35.600
Your Grace,[br]I was not expecting you.

1:43:36.040,1:43:39.360
I want to thank you in person[br]for helping me with my shipment.

1:43:39.360,1:43:42.320
That, yes. l-I made all[br]the arrangements earlier.

1:43:42.420,1:43:44.960
I can promise you there'll be[br]no more problems from our end.

1:43:45.060,1:43:48.000
Excellent. I think this could be

1:43:48.060,1:43:50.800
the start of a long [br]and fruitful relationship.

1:43:51.000,1:43:55.000
Speaking of which,[br]may I pose a question?

1:43:55.040,1:43:57.680
Yes, of course.[br]Anything in the world.

1:43:59.520,1:44:01.400
I was just curious.

1:44:03.000,1:44:06.200
Why did you tell[br]Countess Mondego 16 years ago...

1:44:06.200,1:44:09.360
that Edmond Dantes[br]had been executed?

1:44:13.160,1:44:14.180
Hmm?

1:44:14.280,1:44:16.700
Uh, I don't understand. Wh-What [br]on earth are you talking about?

1:44:17.200,1:44:19.560
It's a perfectly simple question.

1:44:20.060,1:44:21.440
How do you know these things?

1:44:25.140,1:44:26.280
- That's, uh--

1:44:26.280,1:44:27.640
That's quite enough.

1:44:28.640,1:44:32.140
Whew! You don't understand.[br]Dantes was accepting a letter from Napoleon.

1:44:32.240,1:44:35.460
- That was clearly treason.[br]- But we both know he never delivered it.

1:44:35.560,1:44:38.160
Packing a man off to prison with[br]such knowledge is bad enough. But to tell--

1:44:38.160,1:44:41.420
Your Grace, I have no idea what [br]is provoking this perverse discussion.

1:44:41.520,1:44:42.760
Now I ask myself,

1:44:43.120,1:44:46.060
What did my old friend [br]Villefort stand to gain...

1:44:46.200,1:44:49.040
by telling Mercedes[br]that Edmond Dantes is dead?"

1:44:51.080,1:44:55.020
The answer is...[br]absolutely nothing.

1:44:55.020,1:44:57.120
Just as you say, nothing.[br]So why--

1:44:57.120,1:45:00.480
But if my old friend,[br]now chief prosecutor of France,

1:45:00.480,1:45:03.320
doesn't gain from this lie,[br]well, who does?

1:45:05.120,1:45:08.080
My dear Count, it's far too hot in here[br]and you're fully dressed.

1:45:08.080,1:45:10.800
- It's time we both left.[br]- I think the clearest beneficiary...

1:45:10.800,1:45:12.640
is Fernand, Count Mondego.

1:45:16.000,1:45:19.520
I don't understand what this inquisition[br]has to do with our business relationship.

1:45:20.020,1:45:21.360
I'm about to tell you.

1:45:25.640,1:45:27.500
Sit down, Mondego.

1:45:28.000,1:45:31.840
I'm an ambitious man.[br]And I have furthered these ambitions...

1:45:31.840,1:45:34.240
by scooping up Bonapartists.

1:45:35.040,1:45:37.160
But now with Napoleon[br]on the loose, I have,

1:45:37.160,1:45:38.720
shall I say,[br]a thorn in my side.

1:45:39.000,1:45:42.540
Once merely an irritation,[br]now potentially lethal.

1:45:43.040,1:45:45.400
- Be lethal in turn.[br]- Well, the problem is such...

1:45:45.400,1:45:47.760
that l, myself,[br]cannot attend to it.

1:45:47.760,1:45:49.600
So I have a proposition[br]for you.

1:45:55.060,1:45:56.680
How is your father?

1:45:57.680,1:45:59.080
Alive, unfortunately.

1:46:01.080,1:46:02.880
We share the same misfortune.

1:46:07.120,1:46:08.560
You remember?

1:46:21.120,1:46:22.400
Why is this door locked?

1:46:23.000,1:46:26.200
I demand that you release me[br]from this room at once.

1:46:26.300,1:46:28.320
You've proved yourself[br]no friend of mine.

1:46:28.420,1:46:31.380
Your father was a loyal supporter[br]of Napoleon, wasn't he?

1:46:31.480,1:46:34.360
Possibly involved in plotting[br]Napoleon's escape from Elba.

1:46:35.060,1:46:36.520
The emperor arrives soon!

1:46:37.120,1:46:40.040
An inconvenient parent for[br]an ambitious civil servant like yourself.

1:46:41.040,1:46:43.580
But then he died, suddenly [br]and opportunely murdered,

1:46:43.140,1:46:45.180
again some 16 years ago.

1:46:45.280,1:46:47.000
The Emperor Napoleon.

1:46:50.020,1:46:54.520
The murderer never apprehended.[br]How hard did you look for him?

1:46:54.520,1:46:57.000
You have no proof,[br]no witnesses.

1:46:57.100,1:47:00.280
You just have theories.[br]J-Just conjectures.

1:47:00.380,1:47:03.080
On the contrary.[br]I have Count Mondego.

1:47:04.600,1:47:08.040
Young Mondego. Why?

1:47:08.140,1:47:09.680
Because your son[br]lacked the courage.

1:47:13.060,1:47:15.560
Mondego is the one[br]who pulled the trigger!

1:47:15.560,1:47:17.500
He'd never confess[br]in a million years!

1:47:17.600,1:47:20.040
You're right,[br]he wouldn't.

1:47:20.140,1:47:21.840
- But you just have.

1:47:27.000,1:47:31.200
Monsieur Villefort,you are[br]under arrest for conspiracy to murder.

1:47:32.000,1:47:33.840
You remember?

1:47:40.540,1:47:41.880
Dantes?

1:48:03.740,1:48:05.580
A courtesy for a gentleman.

1:48:33.060,1:48:35.780
You didn't think[br]I'd make it that easy, did you?

1:48:36.580,1:48:37.580
Hyah!

1:48:55.140,1:48:56.940
Edmond?

1:49:02.340,1:49:06.580
I thought we had finished[br]our conversation in the carriage.

1:49:06.580,1:49:08.420
So did I.

1:49:10.540,1:49:12.340
Until I realized...

1:49:14.340,1:49:17.140
you said the name "Dantes."

1:49:20.340,1:49:22.140
A name that[br]I had never mentioned.

1:49:28.020,1:49:29.860
What do you want of me?

1:49:30.260,1:49:32.900
I want to be free of you,

1:49:33.900,1:49:36.040
the way you obviously[br]are free of me.

1:49:38.060,1:49:42.160
Just a few answers from you,[br]and I shall be gone forever.

1:49:44.020,1:49:46.020
Ask your questions.

1:49:55.380,1:49:57.180
Where have you been?

1:50:00.040,1:50:02.260
Thirteen years in[br]the Chateau d'lf...

1:50:04.060,1:50:05.060
and everywhere else[br]you can imagine.

1:50:08.020,1:50:11.160
The Chateau d'lf[br]for 13 years.

1:50:16.020,1:50:17.580
Did you suffer?

1:50:19.580,1:50:23.420
Are you finished now?[br]I have a good deal on my mind.

1:50:23.580,1:50:25.600
- What happened afterward?[br]- Much.

1:50:25.650,1:50:27.600
- Why did you not come to me?[br]- Why did you not wait?

1:50:27.600,1:50:29.500
You married the very man[br]who betrayed--

1:50:30.500,1:50:34.300
I told you that night[br]on the rocks, remember?

1:50:36.040,1:50:41.140
That it would never leave my finger.[br]And it never has.

1:50:41.240,1:50:45.340
- Why?[br]- You know why.

1:50:47.220,1:50:49.300
If you ever loved me,

1:50:50.300,1:50:53.120
don't--[br]don't rob me of my hate.

1:50:53.220,1:50:55.540
It's all I have.

1:50:55.540,1:50:59.340
Let it go, Edmond.[br]Let it go.

1:51:00.060,1:51:03.220
I don't know what dark plan[br]lies within you.

1:51:03.320,1:51:06.380
Nor do I know by what design[br]we were asked...

1:51:06.380,1:51:08.020
to live without[br]each other these 16 years.

1:51:09.020,1:51:10.940
- But God has offered us[br]a new beginning-- - God?

1:51:10.940,1:51:12.740
Don't slap His hand away.

1:51:14.140,1:51:16.660
Can I never escape Him?

1:51:16.660,1:51:20.060
No. He is in everything.

1:51:23.420,1:51:25.260
Even in a kiss.

1:52:19.460,1:52:21.140
My lady?

1:52:23.140,1:52:24.780
Where's the count?

1:52:24.780,1:52:28.160
Um, the count would like[br]for you to join him this afternoon.

1:52:28.860,1:52:30.980
-Join him?[br]- Uh, yes,

1:52:32.180,1:52:35.180
in, uh, leaving the country[br]with your son.

1:52:37.860,1:52:42.020
Mmm, uh, I'll have someone[br]bring you to your house...

1:52:42.020,1:52:43.660
and you just[br]wait there for me.

1:52:43.660,1:52:46.000
- And we just--[br]- Thank you!

1:52:46.100,1:52:48.060
- Yes, yes, but--[br]- I need to go home and pack.

1:52:48.160,1:52:49.260
Yes, yes. My lady--

1:52:55.420,1:52:57.260
- Where's the count?[br]- Upstairs, my lady.

1:53:07.080,1:53:08.540
What's wrong?

1:53:10.040,1:53:13.340
I'm bankrupt.[br]All my debts have been called in.

1:53:14.160,1:53:17.060
- Also, I'm to be arrested.[br]- For what?

1:53:17.460,1:53:19.380
Piracy, corruption[br]and murder.

1:53:19.380,1:53:23.940
- Did you do all these things?[br]- Yes.

1:53:23.940,1:53:26.380
There is simply not time to talk.[br]The gendarmes are on the way,

1:53:26.380,1:53:28.940
apparently, so hurry up[br]and pack something.

1:53:29.040,1:53:30.780
I'm not going[br]with you, Fernand.

1:53:41.820,1:53:43.100
You are my wife.

1:53:43.600,1:53:46.180
I have made[br]arrangements for us.

1:53:46.580,1:53:48.500
We shall be very well[br]taken care of.

1:53:49.100,1:53:51.140
Now go and find my son.

1:53:53.040,1:53:56.220
- He's not your son.[br]- I beg your pardon?

1:53:57.220,1:54:01.060
Albert Mondego is the son[br]of Edmond Dantes.

1:54:06.340,1:54:09.180
Why do you think I rushed off[br]so quickly to marry you -

1:54:09.200,1:54:11.180
after Edmond was taken away?

1:54:20.020,1:54:21.860
Premature.

1:54:42.040,1:54:43.500
Well, aren't you[br]a piece of work.

1:54:45.100,1:54:47.940
So he's the bastard son[br]of a dead traitor.

1:54:49.020,1:54:52.120
He always was disappointing.

1:55:03.100,1:55:08.140
Good-bye, Mercedes.[br]You did please me some of the time.

1:55:13.000,1:55:15.440
You never pleased me.

1:56:07.560,1:56:09.000
What is this?

1:56:23.580,1:56:25.180
Monte Cristo.

1:56:29.080,1:56:31.020
King's to you, Fernand.

1:56:41.580,1:56:42.580
Edmond?

1:56:45.180,1:56:46.340
But how--

1:56:46.340,1:56:49.180
How did I escape?[br]With difficulty.

1:56:51.120,1:56:55.620
How did I plan this moment?[br]With pleasure.

1:56:57.540,1:56:59.660
- So you've taken Mercedes?

1:57:00.160,1:57:01.680
And everything else...

1:57:02.080,1:57:04.820
except your life.

1:57:05.060,1:57:07.100
Why are you doing this?

1:57:09.100,1:57:10.900
It's complicated.

1:57:12.060,1:57:16.900
Let's just say it's vengeance[br]for the life you stole from me.

1:57:27.180,1:57:29.460
Well, I see someone[br]has taught you the sword.

1:57:29.560,1:57:32.060
How did you ever[br]call yourself my friend?

1:57:32.660,1:57:34.060
- We were friends, Edmond.

1:57:36.060,1:57:37.820
You sent me to hell!

1:57:39.020,1:57:40.180
Why?

1:57:42.180,1:57:44.080
Take your vengeance.

1:57:45.780,1:57:48.180
But know the blood[br]you spill is noble.

1:57:49.000,1:57:51.260
Blood that will never[br]run through your veins.

1:57:52.260,1:57:54.100
You're no more a count[br]than I am a commoner!

1:58:03.180,1:58:04.520
You don't have it in you.

1:58:10.440,1:58:14.780
- Touch him, and I'll kill you.[br]- Boy, let me explain.

1:58:15.780,1:58:18.420
It's been explained.I spoke[br]to Madame Villefort on the street.

1:58:18.420,1:58:21.140
She told me how I was a silly,[br]trusting dupe that my friend,

1:58:21.240,1:58:24.300
the Count of Monte Cristo,[br]used to get into our lives.

1:58:24.400,1:58:26.120
- Albert, listen to me.[br]- I will not!

1:58:26.520,1:58:28.460
Forgive me for being[br]such a fool, Father.

1:58:29.060,1:58:31.060
You were betrayed.[br]Of course you're forgiven.

1:58:31.160,1:58:33.240
You were my friend.[br]I looked up to you.

1:58:33.340,1:58:35.740
There's a history here[br]you know nothing about.

1:58:35.840,1:58:37.540
He loved your mother,[br]and yet she chose me.

1:58:37.540,1:58:41.380
- Now he intends to steal her away.[br]- Lie. Get out of my way!

1:58:43.780,1:58:47.220
Boy, if I have to,[br]I will kill you.

1:58:47.320,1:58:49.340
I will not stop now.

1:58:49.340,1:58:52.060
- Nor will I.[br]- So be it.

1:58:52.560,1:58:53.600
No!

1:59:11.320,1:59:12.460
Albert,

1:59:15.060,1:59:18.220
I found the note you left[br]explaining where you'd gone.

1:59:21.020,1:59:23.060
But now I must[br]explain something to you.

1:59:24.220,1:59:26.900
Where you really come from.

1:59:27.900,1:59:32.100
Albert,you are[br]the son of Edmond Dantes.

1:59:38.000,1:59:41.020
The man you know as[br]the Count of Monte Cristo.

1:59:55.060,1:59:57.160
Well, I'm afraid[br]it is true.

1:59:58.860,2:00:01.380
You are the walking proof[br]that your mother was as much of a whore...

2:00:01.380,2:00:03.900
in her younger years[br]as she is today.

2:00:04.500,2:00:05.700
You--

2:00:11.180,2:00:14.740
It didn't do[br]any good though, did it?

2:00:14.740,2:00:16.380
Fernand, I beg you.[br]No more!

2:00:17.180,2:00:19.500
I want no more of this.

2:00:20.500,2:00:24.340
Just go.[br]Call it mercy.

2:00:25.500,2:00:27.100
Mercy, Fernand.

2:00:34.480,2:00:39.020
You've only got one shot,and it[br]will take more than that to stop me.

2:00:39.500,2:00:42.140
Well, then I'd best put it [br]where it will do the most damage.

2:00:44.100,2:00:45.460
No!

2:00:46.060,2:00:48.520
Mother! Mother!

2:00:50.020,2:00:52.360
Oh, my God. Oh, my God.[br]Look what I've done.Jacopo!

2:00:57.560,2:00:58.900
Hyah!

2:01:03.580,2:01:04.580
Once again, Zatarra,

2:01:05.580,2:01:07.820
God sees you out of[br]the corner of His eye.

2:01:08.020,2:01:09.660
She'll live.

2:01:43.340,2:01:44.860
- Edmond!

2:01:45.060,2:01:46.020
Edmond!

2:01:48.120,2:01:51.040
Please don't go[br]out there. Don't.

2:01:51.340,2:01:53.180
Edmond, don't go.

2:01:55.080,2:01:58.080
You try.[br]Don't ever quit.

2:01:59.480,2:02:00.500
Zatarra,

2:02:01.100,2:02:02.340
you must end this.

2:02:05.840,2:02:08.460
Even the priest[br]will understand that.

2:02:08.460,2:02:12.060
- Edmond![br]Please don't leave.

2:02:15.660,2:02:17.460
Watch over your mother.

2:02:38.040,2:02:41.940
Now, I couldn't live in a world[br]where you have everything and I have nothing.

2:04:24.000,2:04:26.580
What happened[br]to your mercy?

2:04:27.080,2:04:30.380
I'm a count,[br]not a saint.

2:05:12.180,2:05:16.020
You were right, priest.[br]You were right.

2:05:18.100,2:05:20.540
This I promise you...

2:05:21.540,2:05:23.380
and God:

2:05:24.740,2:05:27.080
All that was used[br]for vengeance...

2:05:28.980,2:05:31.780
will now be used for good.

2:05:33.060,2:05:35.900
So rest in peace, my friend.

2:05:38.140,2:05:40.260
So, Zatarra,

2:05:41.060,2:05:42.540
painful, huh?

2:05:43.040,2:05:44.340
No.

2:05:52.020,2:05:55.260
I bought this place,thinking[br]one day I would tear it down.

2:05:56.020,2:05:58.600
But now the only things[br]I care about...

2:06:00.100,2:06:02.040
are walking off[br]this island with me.

2:06:03.100,2:06:04.540
Let's go.