Speaker 1: Yeah, the desert wanderers on the hot sands hoping to
Speaker 1: find war, my niece Mornal, and the daughter of my friend.
Speaker 1: Where have I sent them to safety? What to death?
Speaker 1: I plague? What are they doing? Don't say anything? Where
Speaker 1: the guards were just travelers? Where are the guards were? Now?
Speaker 1: Didn't you say that the guards you do? What's your
Speaker 1: business here? Travelers? We're travelers. We just want to rest
Speaker 1: a while. It's not rest here here? Everyone works. Can't
Speaker 1: you see? What are you doing saving the city? Some
Speaker 1: say during the canals making the water flow. It's us.
Speaker 1: It was built hundreds of years ago. We're just patching
Speaker 1: it up. So the general says, what general General Coolan?
Speaker 1: But isn't he wasn't here? I mean slaves and guards?
Speaker 1: Weren't there who want guards? Go ahead, look around your
Speaker 1: traveler and see them clear enough, all those who didn't
Speaker 1: know which way the wind blows? What do you mean
Speaker 1: on the poles? The heads on the poles, girl, there
Speaker 1: are the cards. The rest of us are free men. Again,
Speaker 1: in general Coolan? Is General Coolan? Now? What was it
Speaker 1: you wanted into the tent? Maybe we should wait. It's
Speaker 1: too late for waiting, girl, Go mhm m father, welcome
Speaker 1: daughter to my camp and my army. But how why, how,
Speaker 1: my dear manal is your father? You know? Why? Is
Speaker 1: a stupid mistake of those in the city that think
Speaker 1: chains can imprison an idea? You go now, You were
Speaker 1: never so tongue tied as a child. I told you
Speaker 1: to speak clearly. Mother. They have mama. They took her
Speaker 1: from her hut, and they will pay. Now you show
Speaker 1: the heads as you arrived. There were many heads. Does
Speaker 1: that upset you, young woman? I wish you could kill
Speaker 1: them all. This is heaven. They killed her father and
Speaker 1: stold her baby. I like her attitude. How did you
Speaker 1: escape the city? Uncle Gregor? He helped us. He's part
Speaker 1: of the resistance in the city now, so he says, so,
Speaker 1: he says, if it's true, it's worth knowing. I think
Speaker 1: it's true. They wanted us to go to the mountains.
Speaker 1: Who came here instead. People are coming to us every day,
Speaker 1: desert dwellers, refugees, they dispossessed. If they can work and fight,
Speaker 1: we take them in. And if not, there are always
Speaker 1: more poles for more heads. How did you sleep, my child?
Speaker 1: I had dreams, Papa, I was frightened. Don't be frightened.
Speaker 1: Soon all will be well. A great master has seemed
Speaker 1: the soul than exploded. He will learn how to make
Speaker 1: your soul right again. And then you will run and
Speaker 1: play under car It's good blue skies? Is there really true? Papa?
Speaker 1: Everyone who knows me knows I never tell a lie.
Speaker 1: You will have to be brave, and it will sometimes
Speaker 1: be a hard and long journey. Listen, I will tell
Speaker 1: you a story. I was a boy such as you,
Speaker 1: and not much older than you are now, when I
Speaker 1: was lost in a cold country. My leg was twisted
Speaker 1: and broken, and I was in great pain, and I
Speaker 1: feared I was going to die alone. Give me your hands.
Speaker 1: I did not die. A great light appeared, and there
Speaker 1: was warmth, and the love of God fluttered down, and
Speaker 1: I was found by a passing Hudsman who took me
Speaker 1: and made me hold again through God's grace abounding. So
Speaker 1: will it be with you, my child, Oh my Papa.
Speaker 1: Never ever tells life, never ever, Sweetness of my heart.
Speaker 1: Now I have to go to the palace, but I
Speaker 1: will return. M two man Bai Series two, episode seven,
Speaker 1: Take my Hand by Mike Walker. The Palace. Another morning,
Speaker 1: another meeting. Nothing's changed except someone new in charge, and
Speaker 1: the process the slow certain destruction of two man Bay.
Speaker 1: We'll go on marvels which will sent to the market.
Speaker 1: Soft I was, I was unavoidably detained mistress matters of
Speaker 1: no importance. Sarah Iffendi, Red's widow wants my slave sent
Speaker 1: by Maya to continue the work, or perhaps to bring
Speaker 1: about something new. Our watchers tell us there is insurgency
Speaker 1: in the swamps. I can't take my eyes off her.
Speaker 1: What were you thinking sending a man like Kulan out
Speaker 1: there on his own? There are gods, he's in chains,
Speaker 1: there are no guards, and he is no longer in chains.
Speaker 1: It seems the bar of card I knew would not
Speaker 1: have done this. Maya is not interested in swamps or plagues.
Speaker 1: I am guided by God. Be quiet, try and be useful.
Speaker 1: We need to stamp out this rebellion. Daniel, you know
Speaker 1: cool On. Is it likely that he could prove a problem. Yes,
Speaker 1: I served under him. I stayed in his house. I
Speaker 1: know his daughter Manew. Given time he could build his
Speaker 1: five hundred slaves into an army, then we must not
Speaker 1: allow him that time. What troops are there in the city, Barcard,
Speaker 1: the numbers I don't at this moment. I will obtain
Speaker 1: them at regulars undred wall guards, roughly seven hundred police.
Speaker 1: Most of the front line troops have been sent to Maya.
Speaker 1: Two thousand is all I'll need to mop up these slaves.
Speaker 1: I'll take the regulars and make up the numbers with
Speaker 1: the wall guards and who will guard the walls. The
Speaker 1: walls will be safe, believe me. Then get to it, please, Daniel,
Speaker 1: finish these thing so we can complete our work here. Mistress, now,
Speaker 1: I wish to see the Sultan. She asks what she
Speaker 1: already knows, and knows very well what she wants. Where
Speaker 1: is the Sultan? The rest of us, even Badacat I
Speaker 1: suspect not here? Where is he appears to be lost? Mistress,
Speaker 1: are in the dark? H m oh h. I came
Speaker 1: to see my father. He said I was to meet
Speaker 1: him this morning, and you meet me instead. I did
Speaker 1: not expect me. My father has a wife, my mother.
Speaker 1: I am not your father's latest wife, nor he my
Speaker 1: latest husband. Manan. I'm a traveler, and I've seen and
Speaker 1: learned many things in many ways. Oh, minel good your
Speaker 1: own time? How are you fine? Oh? Before we go,
Speaker 1: dr Elkin has something she has to do for you.
Speaker 1: Lift your sleeves, both of you. Please, It's all right,
Speaker 1: we will done it here. When I was in cafe,
Speaker 1: there was a plague, and the doctor's there had discovered
Speaker 1: that if you scratched yourself with a needle bearing a
Speaker 1: little of the infection, you would not catch the disease.
Speaker 1: Is it true? Is it magic? It is what it is.
Speaker 1: The learned doctors of Kathoy could tell you more, but
Speaker 1: they are not here. You will feel a little strange
Speaker 1: later today, as if you were in a dream. But awake.
Speaker 1: Don't worry, it is nothing manew Your father is waiting. Oh,
Speaker 1: they broke in and smashed everything. Pasha, Pasha took up
Speaker 1: your sword and he fought. He was a boy against men, Father,
Speaker 1: but he would not give up. Daniel was there. It
Speaker 1: could have saved him, He could have stopped it. All
Speaker 1: that he admitting, and Pasha died. But he died as
Speaker 1: you would have wished. Father. I thank you, my Now
Speaker 1: I failed you by not being there, But I know
Speaker 1: too that you have taken up that same sword, and
Speaker 1: now you live and make me proud. Gregor has helped
Speaker 1: us father and himself. Why do they work still that
Speaker 1: they are not slaves anymore. The canals, the locks need
Speaker 1: to be mended. We're going to clear the swamps and
Speaker 1: eradicate disease. Besides, it is good training, will get them
Speaker 1: used to hard work and small rations. It will make
Speaker 1: them better fighters. Fighters. But you don't think they will
Speaker 1: leave us alone out here. They will be sending an army.
Speaker 1: That's how were five face an army? They would crush you.
Speaker 1: Maybe maybe not a diz he yes, yes, little go
Speaker 1: and lie down in my tent. Does the magic doctor
Speaker 1: Algin gave you? Father? It is not my place, but
Speaker 1: dr Alkin, you are right, my daughter, it is not
Speaker 1: your place. Go rest, be strong for what is coming. Mhm.
Speaker 1: You sent for me. Yes, my husband died here in
Speaker 1: this room. How did he die? Do you know how? Strangulation? Who?
Speaker 1: Your husband was ill? But even so, I doubt Cadari
Speaker 1: had the strength of the guts to do it. And
Speaker 1: the confession was just too neat. So everything points elsewhere?
Speaker 1: Why that points elsewhere too? Yeah? For now leave it be.
Speaker 1: May I ask you a question? Yes, why you when
Speaker 1: you came to Tuman Bay as a slave, Why did
Speaker 1: I choose you? Trust you above all other possibilities? Where
Speaker 1: I come from, really come from. There is a tree
Speaker 1: that grows in the high mountain, passes too high you
Speaker 1: would think for insects to find it, But it exudes
Speaker 1: as sap that certain insects can sense over vast distances,
Speaker 1: And in spring they fly up and up. They are
Speaker 1: driven mad and millions die, but a few, only the
Speaker 1: most perfectly suited for their task, get through. And the
Speaker 1: tree doesn't care. All it needs is to spread its seed.
Speaker 1: You thought you were free, Gregor, but maybe you weren't.
Speaker 1: We chose you. My understands these things. Isn't it a
Speaker 1: coincidence that the wife of offending read happened to survive
Speaker 1: red and many wives and the child she served Maya,
Speaker 1: as do we all? And what now we must prepare? For? What?
Speaker 1: For Maya? She's coming to too, Munday, she's already here
Speaker 1: amongst us, you, of course not. Do you think she
Speaker 1: would risk coming announced to a city at war with itself?
Speaker 1: She has a purpose, as always, but first she must
Speaker 1: be anointed by the Hoffies. It is written and must
Speaker 1: be so. When the holy oil touches her, she will
Speaker 1: be transformed, brought into direct contact with the divine, forever changed,
Speaker 1: as the city will be city. What do you mean
Speaker 1: it will be raised? There will be nothing left, no
Speaker 1: towers reaching for the stars, snow walls excluding God, no
Speaker 1: great palaces mocking God. Life will be very simple, just
Speaker 1: the servants of God and the slaves of men and me.
Speaker 1: That's the Gregor I recognize. Perhaps you'll burn with the city.
Speaker 1: Why are you telling me this? Because you have a
Speaker 1: chance to save yourself. Perhaps I owe you something. Now
Speaker 1: I have something to act on. A ceremony, a state
Speaker 1: event with Maya and all the top officials. President, this
Speaker 1: is what we've been waiting for. H please be with you,
Speaker 1: all three. You know who I am. I require the
Speaker 1: response still in leaf. That's the council present. Enough of us,
Speaker 1: what news do you bring up? Something hopeful? At last,
Speaker 1: the Sultan speaks, well, we have been starved of hope.
Speaker 1: Then today we can begin to prepare the feast. What
Speaker 1: do you mean? A grand ceremony and the great temper,
Speaker 1: with every bastard in the regime present, whilst Maya is
Speaker 1: anointed by the Hafez, All of them present, Maya, Barakat, Sarah, Daniel, Daniel,
Speaker 1: he's here, majesty. It's good to see you looking so well.
Speaker 1: How are you feeling much better? Thank you? You mentioned Daniel.
Speaker 1: Oh God, look at his eyes. Has he come to
Speaker 1: Tuman Bay? He arrived three days ago. Why wasn't I told?
Speaker 1: Because your love for him will put everyone at risk?
Speaker 1: Isn't that obvious? But how can we get close to Maya?
Speaker 1: It's my job to escort the devotees of the temple
Speaker 1: to the Herfees's palace, where they will prepare we kill
Speaker 1: the monks, seven of them, and substitute our own people.
Speaker 1: But won't we be certainly? Yes, indeed, but you will
Speaker 1: have no weapons, nothing to be found. And now were
Speaker 1: we killed. The assassins will have poison under their fingernails, invisible, unscented,
Speaker 1: but deadly once it reaches the blood. One scratch, kill
Speaker 1: them all well, of course, majesty darn Will. Where is he?
Speaker 1: Is he here? He's working in the hospital. Are you
Speaker 1: sure you can trust him as much as we can
Speaker 1: trust you? Wait? Yes, he needs to ask me something.
Speaker 1: I need to ask you something. Did you see Daniel?
Speaker 1: Are you sure it was him? It was him? You
Speaker 1: knew about us, of course you did. You knew about everything.
Speaker 1: He was my servant all the time. My life is
Speaker 1: full of betrayals. I want him left off the kill list, rerecord.
Speaker 1: He's part of it, is what I want. I'll see
Speaker 1: what I can do. Stay away from him. You know
Speaker 1: you can't trust him, Yes, yes, I understand that. Just
Speaker 1: see that he lives. Yes, she was right. The insect
Speaker 1: can't resist the sap of the tree of death. Last
Speaker 1: than we met, you were going to kill me, and
Speaker 1: I didn't know. You said you were a girl, a
Speaker 1: straight You didn't tell me you were the daughter of
Speaker 1: two Monday's greatest general. I was no one then, or
Speaker 1: perhaps I was astray. I don't know. I have my mother,
Speaker 1: you know, into Mumbai. They arrested her. She will be
Speaker 1: all right. How can you say that I know these people,
Speaker 1: these kind of people. She is a counter in a
Speaker 1: great game to be played, not thrown away. Perhaps you
Speaker 1: were one of them. I love my father, and yet
Speaker 1: you are your father. Willy take you as a wife?
Speaker 1: Will I take him as a husband? Does that shock
Speaker 1: you that I should say such a thing. Drink more?
Speaker 1: You need the liquid. I don't know anymore. So many
Speaker 1: things have happened, and sometimes I think I wish it
Speaker 1: was all as it was, And then you don't. I
Speaker 1: don't it's not so easy being free. Ah, regret is
Speaker 1: part of freedom. Do you regret much? Doctor? I? Many
Speaker 1: years ago I was traveling at the very far edge
Speaker 1: of the civilized world, near the lands of the pale barbarians.
Speaker 1: I was living in a city there, studying under a
Speaker 1: great doctor, and I fell in love with a young fellow. Oh,
Speaker 1: I was hardly more than a girl myself then, And
Speaker 1: as will happen, a child was born, a daughter. And
Speaker 1: then a new khan came to rule over the city,
Speaker 1: and I and my kind were not wanted. I had
Speaker 1: to escape, and I left our baby with a father,
Speaker 1: for he had a wife of his own and loved
Speaker 1: the child. And I was no more than a traveler,
Speaker 1: and give her nothing. What's happened many years later, shortly
Speaker 1: before I came to Munday, I was again in that
Speaker 1: far country and in that city, and I wondered about
Speaker 1: my child. And I went to the street and the house,
Speaker 1: and I inquired about the man I had loved. I
Speaker 1: was told he was dead and his daughter, I said,
Speaker 1: a black haired almond I child, And they told me
Speaker 1: she too, had died at the age of eighteen of
Speaker 1: the plague. My daughter had lived a whole life, and
Speaker 1: I had known none of it, not one moment. Perhaps
Speaker 1: you should find her friend. She has nobody's daughter and
Speaker 1: maybe lost and confused. She's not really my friend. It
Speaker 1: all went wrong because of her. But then I wouldn't
Speaker 1: be here if it wasn't for her. Things are so confusing.
Speaker 1: She lost the baby too. Watch where you going on?
Speaker 1: We're working here. You could get her to go back
Speaker 1: to the pie. I was looking. What's up? I was lost.
Speaker 1: We don't know where to go. I was lost. Come on, girl,
Speaker 1: you have to heaven. Heaven. It isn't I thought. I.
Speaker 1: I knew I would not give up. I knew. I
Speaker 1: hope I would find you if you had at the
Speaker 1: end of the earth. Whoa, the magic makes you feel strange.
Speaker 1: It's all right, Heaven. I am here, my hand hold it.
Speaker 1: Don't let me go. I lost her baby. They took
Speaker 1: our baby. He keep him to another family. Our child
Speaker 1: is lost to us. A keeper lost it s no,
Speaker 1: we will find him. I swear it as I found you,
Speaker 1: so we will find see your boy. Are you sure?
Speaker 1: I don't know. I don't know. Together together you got
Speaker 1: my message, I did. Are you going to let me in? Then? Mental?
Speaker 1: Everyone is looking for you since you vanished from the palace.
Speaker 1: You can't imagine, Maybe I can. It was a blow
Speaker 1: to the regime to Maya can't vanish. I was just
Speaker 1: a puppet. You were there, a puppet. They didn't like it.
Speaker 1: But I always knew you were a fighter, Madam. Did
Speaker 1: you you know that? All I know is what happened
Speaker 1: at the end when the city fell. I acted in
Speaker 1: the only way I could to save your life. They
Speaker 1: made you the Sultan, didn't they You know what that
Speaker 1: was worth nothing. I signed decrees, I put my seal
Speaker 1: on terrible things, awful things that were done in my name,
Speaker 1: and you just disappeared. Daniel, Do you have any idea
Speaker 1: of how it was for me? I was a soldier too,
Speaker 1: I had orders, and you don't disobey Maya. Don't you understand.
Speaker 1: I've been in hell, Mada who ever? Since I was away.
Speaker 1: I was worried almost to death about you, about what
Speaker 1: was happening, And I could say ask nothing that would
Speaker 1: show how much I care. We could have escaped together
Speaker 1: before all that. I could have gone to the mountains.
Speaker 1: Do you know that could never have happened. They would
Speaker 1: have found us. It was a dream we would have been.
Speaker 1: I missed you, Daniel so much. I missed you too, Madam,
Speaker 1: my darling man, so much. Oh God, DANIELA, my beautiful Daniel.
Speaker 1: Don't ever leave me again. Never, never, I swear it,
Speaker 1: my sweet never. Night and silence in the shadows. A
Speaker 1: child looking at me. Go back to bed. Maybe she's
Speaker 1: asleep even as she turns and walks away. No shortage here,
Speaker 1: orphans are plenty. What are you doing here? Gregor? I
Speaker 1: could ask you the same question. I am physician to
Speaker 1: the orphanage. Why would I not be here at this
Speaker 1: time of night? Or is it morning by now? I
Speaker 1: was at the institute at your home. No one seems
Speaker 1: to know where you are. I'm busy. What are you doing? Darling?
Speaker 1: You and Barracat, are you betraying us? Why would I
Speaker 1: betray my friends? Why? Indeed? I want nothing more than
Speaker 1: the total destruction of these animals, this fifth that has
Speaker 1: infected our city. I wanted to stop. I want an
Speaker 1: end to it. What are you doing to this child?
Speaker 1: The child is dead. It was nothing I did? And
Speaker 1: why what? It's Baracat? He believes that if we can
Speaker 1: find the soul and mend it, then we can mend
Speaker 1: the child, and what child? Mend his child? I was right,
Speaker 1: you're up already, there's work. I'm no longer a free man.
Speaker 1: I have an army on the march. What do you mean?
Speaker 1: There are some ragtag rebels out at the swamps. Sarah
Speaker 1: is sending me to shut them down. That's all rebels, swamps.
Speaker 1: It's nothing, okay. When can I see you again? Ah?
Speaker 1: I don't know. It depends depends on what. All right.
Speaker 1: You can come in now, Daniel, take him to the
Speaker 1: palace and come with us, den Hook. Don't let him
Speaker 1: out of your sight, Daniel. He'll tell you all you need.
Speaker 1: He knows where the rats are hiding and what they
Speaker 1: want to do. Not all, Commander Good and the army
Speaker 1: set off a first light sort. Thank you here, come
Speaker 1: on the were what any where you were? As you see,
Speaker 1: and the troops in good order, ready for the fie Good.
Speaker 1: We need to finish this and get back to the
Speaker 1: main past. Exactly when do you estimate our arrival tomorrow?
Speaker 1: The seventh hour, I would say, sir. They'll know where
Speaker 1: coming from the dust, and like the dust, they will
Speaker 1: be scattered. Carry on, guest, Commander up, majesty, welcome back.
Speaker 1: I had hoped to meet you when I arrived, but
Speaker 1: it seemed you were going away. I have nothing to
Speaker 1: say to you. Come. Look, they want to know that
Speaker 1: Sultan is safe and looking over them the people. An
Speaker 1: empire without a sultan is an empire in danger of anarchy.
Speaker 1: When you disappeared, Maya was concerned. I was sent to
Speaker 1: find you to make sure you were safe. We feared
Speaker 1: you had fallen into the rebel's hands. Where did you go? Hi?
Speaker 1: I just wondered, that's all I needed to be alone? Ah?
Speaker 1: Who gave you shelter? Who fetch you alone? I was alone?
Speaker 1: Of course, I know how hard you've struggled. Remember I
Speaker 1: knew your mother too. M Hm. Sharjah was a powerful woman.
Speaker 1: She demanded so much of you. Is it any wonder
Speaker 1: that sometimes you're a bowed under the load, that sometimes
Speaker 1: you stumbled on the way. You knew my mother, Yes,
Speaker 1: and you killed her. She was very beautiful as she
Speaker 1: died murder. I strangled her in the bath with her
Speaker 1: own gold chain. How often did you dream of doing that?
Speaker 1: Choking the life out of that beautiful cruel mother of
Speaker 1: your Stop it? Are you angry with me? Or are
Speaker 1: you jealous? Why do you just kill me now and
Speaker 1: the last of the old regime. Then it will be
Speaker 1: finished and done with the rebels? Where are they? I
Speaker 1: can't m take my hand here. You have suffered grievously,
Speaker 1: you have been betrayed and used, but all of those
Speaker 1: things can be forgotten. Let everything go. I can't save yourself.
Speaker 1: Madu in Maya, live in Maya. Here, Come close, and
Speaker 1: not a whisper escape in my hair? Come close, close, close,
Speaker 1: m I can't. I can't do this anyway. Stop, wait
Speaker 1: for what my city to worship? Vessel time. Yeah, my people,
Speaker 1: see your sultan the mighty Madden starts see him fly
Speaker 1: to heaven. You have failed behind the side he was.
Speaker 1: Can you see the body? Yes, it is broken, Highness,
Speaker 1: then leave it for the dogs. What is your name? Said?
Speaker 1: Do you want to have children one day? So you'd
Speaker 1: a family? Highness? I do jump, Highness, you heard you jump.
Speaker 1: Your failures are no use to Maya. What Mr Sarah,
Speaker 1: you dare to disobey me? No m h nor wake up,
Speaker 1: wake up? It's real. I thought this night was it
Speaker 1: was a dream. Yeah, eat drink you need to get
Speaker 1: your strength up now m hm. Are we going back
Speaker 1: to the city. Not yet. First we have to do something.
Speaker 1: We have to get through today. You will need to
Speaker 1: go to the hills there beyond the canal with a
Speaker 1: woman and children. Is he here? He's on the workings
Speaker 1: with his people. He was there early waiting. They'll come.
Speaker 1: Our lookout tells us they're on the way. You'll see
Speaker 1: the dust soon. You should go to the rear. Are
Speaker 1: you going? I wouldn't miss the chance of seeing a
Speaker 1: battle like this. Is there a sword in there I
Speaker 1: can use? Can you use a sort? Yes, I'll fetch it.
Speaker 1: Then you should go to your father. I think he'd
Speaker 1: like to have you beside him today. Good day father.
Speaker 1: As long as we acquit ourselves, we don't know it
Speaker 1: will be so there I see them then there for
Speaker 1: a while, they watching their dust. There's a lot of them.
Speaker 1: They seem to cover the horizon, more to kill enough
Speaker 1: for our thoughts. Surely too many? Daughter, We can all
Speaker 1: see them. Is that a white flague? Yes, Gordon knows
Speaker 1: what they think. We have to talk about. How is
Speaker 1: to reply? Let them come? Oh my heart? Do they
Speaker 1: think will surrender? Can't be that stupid? Maybe for the
Speaker 1: women and children? Doesn't sound like maya to me, we'll
Speaker 1: see it's him for Daniel. That at least makes sense.
Speaker 1: He knows his business. That one let him through. General
Speaker 1: Daniel Maya is not vindictive. She will accept your total surrender,
Speaker 1: your return to slavery. Anyone who lays down his arms
Speaker 1: and comes with me now we'll live. I'm afraid you've
Speaker 1: wasted your time, Daniel. There will be no surrender. Hello Daniel, Hello,
Speaker 1: I didn't expect to see you here. I dare say
Speaker 1: you didn't. General, is it your right to condemn all
Speaker 1: these today? If you're asking half of them to fight
Speaker 1: with shovel and mattox, you have a handful, I have
Speaker 1: an army. It's absurd, General Krulan, it's over. Indeed it is.
Speaker 1: You can go now. You'll all die. Then we'll be dead,
Speaker 1: and your daughter manew. I don't want to see you
Speaker 1: what armed hurt again. You don't have to die. Come
Speaker 1: with me now. All you have to do is take
Speaker 1: my hand. Take it now, and you will be safe.
Speaker 1: I trusted you when you said we had a future together,
Speaker 1: when you said you loved me. My father opened his
Speaker 1: home to you, my mother offered your hospitality, and you
Speaker 1: betrayed us. My brother was killed by your people, and
Speaker 1: you just looked on. I did what I had to
Speaker 1: do to save your life. We are all under orders men,
Speaker 1: al as your father says. We are soldiers, but you
Speaker 1: are not. Yes, I am general. You know that your
Speaker 1: wife Hadda is our prisoner. If you don't surrender them,
Speaker 1: they will execute her. So be it very well, sir,
Speaker 1: prepared to advance. They turned the offer down. Obviously. There
Speaker 1: are women and children amongst them. They may not all
Speaker 1: be rebels, some may still be loyal. Kill them all, commander,
Speaker 1: Let God decide who to save. The army will advance
Speaker 1: through the valley. There's no other way to get to them.
Speaker 1: The army will advance, Yes, Commactor, let's buyer. H Old steady,
Speaker 1: all old steady, Oh day ready, sergeant, ready, sir, on
Speaker 1: your command, Dr Elkin, Not yet, wait. They must be closer,
Speaker 1: closer at the mark we made cooler. I thought you
Speaker 1: were going to the back. They never could resist the battle.
Speaker 1: And besides, the idea was my in the first place.
Speaker 1: What idea? They can't pretty closer? Wide old um now
Speaker 1: now old now zagy? What is the way there? I
Speaker 1: thought it would be five hundred against two thousand. It's dead.
Speaker 1: It's two thousands, said, where are they? What's happening? M
Speaker 1: are the running? What's that? What have they done? Removed? Good? Good.
Speaker 1: I thought somehow that you would survive, Daniel of the Lord,
Speaker 1: that it would be you. Yes, of course, take my hand.
Speaker 1: H I love to you. You have to believe, of
Speaker 1: course I do. I looked into your eyes. I could
Speaker 1: see the truth. I want to help you, Daniel, look
Speaker 1: into my eyes. You can see the truth. All you
Speaker 1: have to do is take is my hand. Yeah h
Speaker 1: goodbye Daniel Yah. Season two, episode seven of To Mumbai,
Speaker 1: Take My Hand, featuring Rufus Wright, Asha Hart, and Christopher Fulford,
Speaker 1: was written by Mike Walker, with music by Sasha Putnam
Speaker 1: and editing and sound design by Steve Bond. To Mumbai
Speaker 1: is directed by Me John Scott Dryden and created by
Speaker 1: Me and Mike Walker, and produced by Emma Hern and
Speaker 1: Nadia Khan. For more details, including a cast list, visit
Speaker 1: to Mumbai dot com.