| Come on, Alejandro, it is my turn.
Let me see. |
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| - What are you doing?
- Sorry. We were waiting for Zorro. |
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| - Go home, muchachos.
- Do you think he's going to come? |
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| Someone thinks he will. |
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| Joaquin, Alejandro, once
I carved coffins for your parents. |
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| I'd hate to carve ones for you.
Now, go! |
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| Alejandro, Joaquin,
get back to the mission. |
00:02:46.789 - 00:02:52.261 |
| Don Montero, why are you still here? |
00:03:43.709 - 00:03:46.621 |
| Now, now, Don Luiz. Calm, calm. |
00:03:46.789 - 00:03:49.906 |
| Santa Anna's three miles
from the town. You have to go now. |
00:03:50.069 - 00:03:54.142 |
| The government of Spain
would like to thank you. |
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| This land is the property of Spain. |
00:04:06.469 - 00:04:09.302 |
| It will be the property of Mexico
unless I hand them over to you. |
00:04:09.469 - 00:04:14.702 |
| Santa Anna will respect the claims
of you and the dons. |
00:04:14.869 - 00:04:21.104 |
| The rest I have divided equally
among the other dons. |
00:04:21.269 - 00:04:28.459 |
| Get the children out of the plaza. |
00:04:33.349 - 00:04:36.978 |
| The children should not have to see
the things we do. |
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| I want to see!
Put me down. |
00:04:43.109 - 00:04:47.341 |
| Zorro? |
00:04:54.829 - 00:04:58.105 |
| I saw him.
I saw Zorro. Come on. |
00:05:03.629 - 00:05:06.939 |
| - Who are these men?
- Who are they? No idea. |
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