Speaker 1: In the city. Life goes on. I suppose it always does,
Speaker 1: until things become so unendurable that what life itself becomes
Speaker 1: an insult. Well, one of the things I've learned in
Speaker 1: my life is that human beings can swallow just about
Speaker 1: anything if it means they stay alive. So bread is sold,
Speaker 1: olives are prepared, tea and mamul a son. Can I
Speaker 1: get you more tea? Offendi? Maybe some almond cake? No? No, no,
Speaker 1: I'm finished here? Good night? Mm hm Is that the last? Yes?
Speaker 1: No more tonight? I should think m It's used to
Speaker 1: be busy after dark. It was like another city out there.
Speaker 1: I did half my business then now I just do
Speaker 1: half my business. Yeah, and pay half too. Are you're
Speaker 1: going to find a better job. There's many who wouldn't
Speaker 1: think of employing a girl, and there's many jobs that
Speaker 1: wouldn't get done since most of the men are dead
Speaker 1: or slaves. True enough, it's not the city I knew,
Speaker 1: or you. I dare say, whoever you were. No one
Speaker 1: asks that sort of thing now, or we pray we
Speaker 1: never get asked. Are you finished? I'll do the washing.
Speaker 1: It's getting lit. You don't want to be caught out
Speaker 1: after curfew. I know my way maybe, but you never
Speaker 1: know what these damned rebels will do next. Fires here
Speaker 1: a body there? Worry too much. I've been alive too
Speaker 1: long not to and pay too little. Good night, good night?
Speaker 1: I mm hm oh yeah, my jo I have given
Speaker 1: a stand back, girl, how about leave out? Don't think
Speaker 1: that's here. I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry. There's nothing
Speaker 1: I can do. He's still that hind you. No way out,
Speaker 1: leave me alone. I've done nothing wrong. Why were you running?
Speaker 1: It was scared there was a fire, and they care
Speaker 1: for you that everyone runs, are all scared of the
Speaker 1: doesn't sound like nothing. That was the Maiden Temple. I
Speaker 1: don't know, I swear it. Then you're lying, girl? How
Speaker 1: long do you think you will last in the cells
Speaker 1: under the torture? Please know what? You will tell them everything?
Speaker 1: What do you mean, I'll tell them everything so you
Speaker 1: can still think under pressure. I don't know, of course
Speaker 1: you don't. How could you you can? Thank god you
Speaker 1: haven't been arrested already. A month ago you burned Myers
Speaker 1: banner outside the palace gates. Two weeks ago you poured
Speaker 1: spoiled oil into the blue Well. Now this temple you couldn't.
Speaker 1: I didn't. We've been watching you. I know exactly what
Speaker 1: you've been doing. What I'm interested in finding out is
Speaker 1: why you've been doing it. They killed my brother. Why
Speaker 1: do you want to know? Who? Are you? What you've
Speaker 1: been looking for? We need you, You need us to Monday,
Speaker 1: Series two, Episode two, to Kill by Mike Walker, and
Speaker 1: the heavens are on fire, Strange days into Monday and
Speaker 1: stranger nights. Stars are falling from the skies. Maybe the
Speaker 1: skies themselves will fall? Then where do they fall? Beyond
Speaker 1: the city, beyond the hills, maybe as far as the
Speaker 1: Marshes region. They're beautiful in their way and terrifying. What
Speaker 1: if one fell here, right here amongst us? They burn
Speaker 1: like a torch, wouldn't you. We stand on the palace
Speaker 1: roof thinking what that we're protected, the hendy, red and
Speaker 1: Cadali looking up to the fiery skies lit by the fires.
Speaker 1: What the fires of creation? I'm sorry, Regent, I didn't
Speaker 1: realize I'd spoken aloud, the worrying thought Gregor, in a
Speaker 1: man of secrets, I have no secrets. All men have secrets.
Speaker 1: My friend and bad account to watching the falling stars.
Speaker 1: He's everywhere of course, the secrets we know of are easy.
Speaker 1: The danger lies in those that are hidden, even from ourselves.
Speaker 1: Those are the ones that we must find out bring
Speaker 1: into the light of day. I think that we are
Speaker 1: well ahead with our Where do they come from? These
Speaker 1: fiery messengers? Better ask why they come? Not a flower
Speaker 1: blooms in this world, not the shadow of a lizard
Speaker 1: on the sand, but that it is the word from
Speaker 1: God to man. I think you'll find that the text
Speaker 1: actually says that these things are a reminder to man
Speaker 1: of the greatness of God. He scored a point. I'm
Speaker 1: sure that the inquisitor of Brick had meant that what
Speaker 1: he meant was saving his skin or trying to his soul.
Speaker 1: Of course, was lost a long time ago, along with
Speaker 1: everyone who survived so far. You're not saying that these
Speaker 1: things simply happen, you know, I am not here we go.
Speaker 1: All things come from God, and He is the arbiter
Speaker 1: of our days and our ways, as much of our
Speaker 1: heads as our hearts. And if we ignore any of
Speaker 1: his great gifts, we fail in our observance. Indeed, as
Speaker 1: but with God, everything is for a reason. Please can
Speaker 1: spend so much energy makes so great a show as
Speaker 1: this for no reason. Shut them up. I believe he's
Speaker 1: warning us of the danger within. He that has eyes
Speaker 1: let him see. Ah, you have it. The inquisitor has it.
Speaker 1: Do you see? The word is our command? What did
Speaker 1: they say, Inquisitor? Picktor heads down? Probably very good, majesty. Ever,
Speaker 1: the pragmatist, I didn't notice our young sultan appear to him.
Speaker 1: This might be one long hallucination. And yet men have
Speaker 1: been burnt for less. I wish sometimes that might be so.
Speaker 1: To burn in the fiery light of a star would
Speaker 1: be to live for ever in the skies. Perhaps the
Speaker 1: Sultan is feeling tired, mistake. The Sultan, the great Sultan
Speaker 1: meadow rule of tuman Bay, is feeling as usual whatever
Speaker 1: he is told to feel. What should I feel? If
Speaker 1: Andy read barracat your wisdom, It is not you who speak, majesty,
Speaker 1: but the demons within you. You should consort less with
Speaker 1: infernal realm. Those demons are the only thing that keep
Speaker 1: me from cutting my own worthless throat to dally. Why
Speaker 1: don't you escort the sort time to his chambers where
Speaker 1: you can rest. I want to watch the stars fall
Speaker 1: and weep for them. Come along now, majesty let me
Speaker 1: he still finds these opiates somewhere in the city. I'm
Speaker 1: afraid the Sultan doesn't appreciate the great favor showing him.
Speaker 1: Why am I in allowing him to rule to Monday? Gregor,
Speaker 1: I've gone too far. I never quite know how to
Speaker 1: take your words. I h apologies, inquisitor. I am not
Speaker 1: a word smith, but I do my job. But why
Speaker 1: do you do your job right? Who sweeps a temple
Speaker 1: with God in his heart makes of that a holy task?
Speaker 1: Who rules an empire with nothing in his heart makes
Speaker 1: of it abomination? If you will excuse me, I shall
Speaker 1: leave you to enjoy. Or is it understand the spectacle?
Speaker 1: I will retire. I have dispatches to write. Good night,
Speaker 1: good night, good night. There are still heretics in the city.
Speaker 1: In this palace, even our work is barely begun. There
Speaker 1: are eight hundred heretics in the trade district at least.
Speaker 1: How can you be so precise? My clerks have noted
Speaker 1: down the complaints of the people about shot measure and
Speaker 1: false accounting. I suggest your time, Gregor would be well
Speaker 1: spent in going through those documents, noting names and addresses,
Speaker 1: and acting on them. Of course, God, I hate him,
Speaker 1: the arrogance that built the hands on our city. Then
Speaker 1: why not do something? Majesty? This is what I do.
Speaker 1: Mm hmmm, what can any of us do? You do? Well? Godali,
Speaker 1: if there is ever a time of rewards, then I
Speaker 1: shall see that you are amongst the first, because I
Speaker 1: supply your midnight flower. These are not good signs, majesty
Speaker 1: five from heaven. When is it ever good? Now here
Speaker 1: in this city, at the end of everything, Well, don't
Speaker 1: you see we have to do something, get away. There's
Speaker 1: no tomorrow here, only death and destruction. We need, need to.
Speaker 1: I need my medicine to I'm trying to say, Majesty,
Speaker 1: I can't. You see, I can't do this anymore. Everyone
Speaker 1: is full if they're watching all the time, I can't.
Speaker 1: It's too dangerous. You have to do it. I won't.
Speaker 1: I'm the Sultan, I order you, and I am the visitor.
Speaker 1: And look at us both. Even starving dogs would turn
Speaker 1: away from what you've become. I can't live without it.
Speaker 1: Then you'll have to go yourself. You know where it
Speaker 1: comes from. Go outside the palace. You said it's yourself,
Speaker 1: and you said they follow us all the time. Your
Speaker 1: need will support your cunning Who will know you're just
Speaker 1: going for the blessing? We all need that, God help us.
Speaker 1: I can't then, don't and do without because I'm done
Speaker 1: with it. The place, the market where once trade has hackled,
Speaker 1: and even dad to cheat you. These loaves you wish
Speaker 1: to buy you on it, they look like to me
Speaker 1: now the risk of cheating or even an honest mistake.
Speaker 1: See see feel how heavy? Come on, brother? Cheating the
Speaker 1: people is a crime to come checking. Nothing is nothing
Speaker 1: wrong with you? What are you looking at? What is
Speaker 1: your business here? Same as yours? My friend? Seeing the
Speaker 1: peace is kept? You're being funny. We have a place
Speaker 1: for those who mocked the authority, my authority. I did
Speaker 1: not recognize you at once, so forgive me, harry On,
Speaker 1: Thank you. Take them away, useful confusion, it's created just
Speaker 1: the distraction. I need to slip away from any spies
Speaker 1: and enter the cafe of the Black Cat. What can
Speaker 1: I do for you? Sweet deats, pastries with honey from
Speaker 1: the planes, tea sweet mint tea, or coffee darker than
Speaker 1: darker than what my friend night, darker than the darkest
Speaker 1: of nights. Huh t Only of course, of course I
Speaker 1: go mint tea for his honor. Don't keep our customers waiting. Vanel.
Speaker 1: He's alive. Your father, sugar with the tea, not your enemy.
Speaker 1: Almond cake offendy. We still have a little left. I
Speaker 1: need to see your mother. It's no cake, then, will
Speaker 1: that be all? Listen to me. I need to see
Speaker 1: her for your father. Anything else, no after work at
Speaker 1: the end of the street, I'll wait my niece Monell.
Speaker 1: She hates me and has inherited It seems I'm not interested, Uncle,
Speaker 1: the strength of my brother. You're a traitor to human
Speaker 1: bay am I leave us alone. We don't want your help.
Speaker 1: Cool her father he's looking right at me out of
Speaker 1: her terrifying eyes. Mannell, Please, you're touching me. In times
Speaker 1: like this, we need all the help we can get.
Speaker 1: And I need to see your mother very well. Since
Speaker 1: you crawl around the palace, you could tell me about
Speaker 1: my father. H Well, your father is. He's alive. At
Speaker 1: least he still lives in a sense. Perhaps I shouldn't say.
Speaker 1: But they continually take him to execution and then bring
Speaker 1: it back again. They think it will break his spirit.
Speaker 1: Then they are fools. You've changed so much. Everything's changed, Uncle,
Speaker 1: Where hadn't you noticed what are we all supposed to do?
Speaker 1: Shut our eyes, count to seven, and we all go
Speaker 1: to heaven. That's what he used to say, Uncle, when
Speaker 1: you visited us before you gave us sweets this way
Speaker 1: and say nothing about father to my mother. Doesn't she
Speaker 1: have the right to you? You, Gregor, you don't have
Speaker 1: the right to talk about him. Mother. It's me. I
Speaker 1: brought someone, uncle, Gregor. Let's us at least, Yeah, Gregor,
Speaker 1: no one knows I'm here or that I wish you
Speaker 1: only well, very well. Come in a grand house, caught
Speaker 1: yards and fountains and servants to this he will eat,
Speaker 1: I will make We haven't enough. He can afford his
Speaker 1: own food. Hash Girl, where are your manners? Your father
Speaker 1: would be ashamed. Craig Or, have your news, and I'll
Speaker 1: attend to the water. Colan lives as well as well
Speaker 1: as gonna be expected. God be praised for that you
Speaker 1: have seen him and talked to him. He asked me
Speaker 1: to I can give you some money so that things
Speaker 1: will be a bit easier. To keep your money. Uncle.
Speaker 1: We don't want ash Manal. It is so hard. Her
Speaker 1: brother is and her father is not here. What can
Speaker 1: I do? I want you to take this. Now, where
Speaker 1: are you going to care for you? Every moment this
Speaker 1: man is in the house disorders our father, You're going
Speaker 1: to have to breathe for share. Wait, what can I do?
Speaker 1: Clickor what can I do? She had everything at home,
Speaker 1: a family, a man she loved, and now this hiding
Speaker 1: in a hovel. I will do what I can, but
Speaker 1: these are harsh times. If she gets in trouble, it
Speaker 1: won't help her father. They'll use her against him. She's
Speaker 1: like him, you know, like Coulan, the same and bending
Speaker 1: right and wrong. And I just pray she doesn't end
Speaker 1: up like him in a cell. I've come to see
Speaker 1: personal colan. Your authorization, excellency? Do I need it? You
Speaker 1: served under me for years in the palace guard Vellan.
Speaker 1: You know my face as well as you know your own.
Speaker 1: No papers are no entry, excellency. Everything goes into book nowadays.
Speaker 1: Good well done, that's what I expect. Good work fillan. Yeah,
Speaker 1: oh wait, you'll need them to get out again, of course?
Speaker 1: Thank you. Carry on, A says if you want to,
Speaker 1: if you're standing under standing, because I need the exercise.
Speaker 1: I doubt you do. Sit on the cot or the
Speaker 1: stool I have all the conveniences here so I can smell.
Speaker 1: I'm not the first I've shared a room with a
Speaker 1: pile of shite, and I dare say it won't be
Speaker 1: the last. What do you want, grither? I'm glad to
Speaker 1: see you're alive. They didn't do what they said. There
Speaker 1: was a mistake, but you're still alive. So they didn't
Speaker 1: do what they said. Shows weakness. Aren't you at least
Speaker 1: the smallest bit pleased about that? Brother? I brought you
Speaker 1: this to read. If you could swear to this much,
Speaker 1: it's been amended from before. Haven't they given up yet?
Speaker 1: At least read it? Do me that much of a favor.
Speaker 1: The guard watches. It's a trick we learned a slave.
Speaker 1: Boys pretend to be reading. Did you see my wife? Yes?
Speaker 1: They are well, you're strong. She will cope, but she's
Speaker 1: worried at my god daughter. Go on. She faced the
Speaker 1: Vanlis taking risks, running wild? Is she? I think? So?
Speaker 1: Try and find out. As you can see, there have
Speaker 1: been changes. I'm sure you could swear to it now
Speaker 1: without compromise weight. Let me finish it, and that's for compromise.
Speaker 1: I leave that to you, brother. She's in danger. These
Speaker 1: people don't play games. If she's called doing something, they
Speaker 1: will kill her. I would rather she died than serve
Speaker 1: these people until wrong dead. She can't do anything. You
Speaker 1: have to survive to achieve change that what you were
Speaker 1: thinking of changing things. He's looking through me. He always
Speaker 1: looked right through me. Yes, you're being a fool, brother,
Speaker 1: throwing away the chance to fight back if that's what
Speaker 1: you want. What they say Klan was a great man.
Speaker 1: He refused to bend, and so they finally executed him.
Speaker 1: And now when we need him, where is he? I
Speaker 1: have no new since we were boys together in the mountains,
Speaker 1: you me Versey m Posy, you remember you carry that
Speaker 1: boy in the end despite your misgivings. It's all right,
Speaker 1: I got you help me. I saw your grief when
Speaker 1: we lost him, Truel, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, just I
Speaker 1: couldn't save him. I called him my brother from that
Speaker 1: moment because I believed you would do great things, which
Speaker 1: we can do. But now what are you? And he's
Speaker 1: looking through me again. I'm not sure you know you're
Speaker 1: wasting my time and yours. Gregor, I will not cannot
Speaker 1: swear to this. Thus the Great General to the Rats
Speaker 1: aspiders in the bucket of peace and shit. This visit
Speaker 1: is over. Goodbye, greg Or. Whatever you say, brother, I
Speaker 1: don't have a brother. Brother. I will try and do
Speaker 1: my best for you. Courage, common sense. So what do
Speaker 1: I do? Throw myself off the city wall and earn
Speaker 1: his admiration? Oh, I've done terrible things in the name
Speaker 1: of survival, Gregor. You've been to see your brother m
Speaker 1: as you know, since you have him watched, is he
Speaker 1: showing any more sense? Or perhaps you don't want to
Speaker 1: answer that. I'm happy to answer Barakat. He's himself as
Speaker 1: he's always been, inflexible, adamant, arrogant in his own certainty,
Speaker 1: qualities that might well be admirable in another man in
Speaker 1: another tuation. Don't you think I serve? I try not
Speaker 1: to think you were slaves? Were you not when you
Speaker 1: first came to Monday. You must excuse me. I have
Speaker 1: work to do. You must excuse me. I have need
Speaker 1: of you today. If Andy Reds cleared the matter, walk
Speaker 1: with me, Gregor, how well do you know these corridors
Speaker 1: your old domain? I suppose they tell me there are
Speaker 1: catacombs below the dungeons deeper. Hell down there you've seen
Speaker 1: the plans of the palace I have, and they show nothing.
Speaker 1: But they say whole community has lived down there. Are
Speaker 1: you speaking of demons in the fiery pits? Perhaps I'm
Speaker 1: speaking of rebellion of treachery? No, well, I mean you
Speaker 1: no harm, Gregor. We all serve the same God. Now,
Speaker 1: I'm sure we do as slaves. You and your brother
Speaker 1: must have worked, yet your hands are smooth, and we
Speaker 1: had a good master. He educated us. Everyone began as
Speaker 1: a slave into monday. Everyone had a chance to rise
Speaker 1: at their ability with He sees my hands a healer's hands,
Speaker 1: hands that are not afraid to get dirty in his service.
Speaker 1: And what do you need me for, inquisitor? We're going
Speaker 1: to see a friend of yours. Ah our carriage come
Speaker 1: m hm m hmm. Shall I bring a share a bit? Mistress? No,
Speaker 1: wait until my father gets home. We'll have something then. Yes,
Speaker 1: what is it, Aisha? Are you really going away? I
Speaker 1: don't know, I don't know anything. But what will happen?
Speaker 1: To go open the gate? Go? Oh? If Indy the
Speaker 1: master is not at all, never mind, I will see
Speaker 1: the mistress if I may, of course, If Indy, oh,
Speaker 1: where has it been, very mistress? He will be back
Speaker 1: later if you wish to see him gregor you should come.
Speaker 1: You shall wait if you have no objection, Mistress, I
Speaker 1: don't know. I it's all right heaven. Then you better
Speaker 1: come in h Will you wait in the house or
Speaker 1: by the fountain? I think by the fountain. I love
Speaker 1: the sound of waterfalling, the gift of God. Indeed it is.
Speaker 1: My name is Barakat. You're the one they call the inquisitor.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Asha. You may bring us tea. They say
Speaker 1: you can see things other people cannot. Perhaps I see
Speaker 1: what's there in front of me when other people cannot.
Speaker 1: Will you bring us te Aisha? Of course, please sit
Speaker 1: under the tree. It's it's cooler. Are you thinking of traveling, Mistress? Traveling?
Speaker 1: I see bags packed in the passage there. Yes, no,
Speaker 1: my mother's things. She died, and for for the rack pickers,
Speaker 1: ah of the plague we were on a ship. I
Speaker 1: see a great loss a girl's mother, especially at such
Speaker 1: a time time, not to see her grandchild come into
Speaker 1: this world, not to have her help and guidance yourself
Speaker 1: when this new life appears a great time and yet
Speaker 1: a sad time. Yes, wee I wish she was here too.
Speaker 1: And your husband. Where is your husband? He had to
Speaker 1: go back to his country. Yes, I only say because
Speaker 1: perhaps mother or husband might have cautioned you about your dress.
Speaker 1: It is very light, hardly suitable for mother to be.
Speaker 1: I am in my father's house, how I dressed? Children
Speaker 1: are so precious. Yes, they are the blank page waiting
Speaker 1: to be written upon with the word of God. We
Speaker 1: must all take care of the children. May I feel
Speaker 1: this holy life within your body? You are a sacred vessel,
Speaker 1: my dear ah. Yes, I can feel the life quicken
Speaker 1: with him. Perhaps we should come back. I bless this
Speaker 1: child in the name of the Almighty Maids. Paths through
Speaker 1: this life lead into salvation in the next. Yeah, opened
Speaker 1: the gate, Gregor? So are you doing it? Mother? This
Speaker 1: is about a cut. What has he to do with me?
Speaker 1: Greg Perhaps you should listen to him even by he
Speaker 1: is a man of influences. You mean in runs your
Speaker 1: old friend jokes. I have no influence at all, hypen Bay.
Speaker 1: But I am curious, curious about what sir, your library,
Speaker 1: my library, I have heard it is. Really it is nothing,
Speaker 1: very much. What do you say? Even by? We let
Speaker 1: your daughter and Commander Gregor enjoy the tea and we
Speaker 1: shall enjoy your library. Thank you, I shall thank you
Speaker 1: inquisite or shall we go hypen Bay? Yes? This one,
Speaker 1: ah h m hmm. It is a poor thing, not
Speaker 1: at all. I have seen few such collections in private hands.
Speaker 1: Must have taken you many years, much trouble and money
Speaker 1: to build it up. I have traveled, you see. In
Speaker 1: my business, I go to markets. I see many people,
Speaker 1: and if they have something to sell them screws too, some,
Speaker 1: only a few, some of our ancients decorated as you see,
Speaker 1: decorage in praise, many of them, of of of of God.
Speaker 1: They are only screws, and yet you have them in
Speaker 1: a cupboard. God has no need of decoration. Surely, No, No,
Speaker 1: these are the work of their of the past. Yeah,
Speaker 1: the past, history, you see. I'm interested. But history is
Speaker 1: only in the mouths of those who tell it, and
Speaker 1: they talking lies. Well not, Yes, I suppose history is
Speaker 1: a lie, even me. Surely you know that. Yes, then
Speaker 1: what is the purpose of these books other than to
Speaker 1: pervert the minds of men? You have a child, I
Speaker 1: hope she has not been exposed to this contagion, and
Speaker 1: a grandchild coming. Really, I am just a collector. I
Speaker 1: I never read them myself. I just love to I'd
Speaker 1: like to have them a collection, that is all. Would
Speaker 1: you collect scorpions in a house with children in it?
Speaker 1: No matter? I expect you're thirsty, I am after all
Speaker 1: this dust. Shall we go back to the others? Yes?
Speaker 1: Ah m hm, oh it is good. You must tell
Speaker 1: me where you buy it. Good tea is hard to find. Father,
Speaker 1: it's all right, seven right, just but we we were
Speaker 1: just Your father will be coming with us for further clarification, mistress,
Speaker 1: what do you mean, just to clear a few things out?
Speaker 1: That's all, so that everything is correct? Shall we go,
Speaker 1: hven bay, No need to back a bag. E Oh,
Speaker 1: don't look so concerned, my dear. No m will come
Speaker 1: to him, not from me. That is my promise to
Speaker 1: you and your unborn child and Barracat never lie. I'll
Speaker 1: be back later heaven, Please don't worry. You have to
Speaker 1: help him. I'll do what I can, my virtual present
Speaker 1: of myself heaven. Friend. You have to help him. I
Speaker 1: have to go help him. Help him? Oh, help her, Greg,
Speaker 1: I beg you is he here? I need to see him?
Speaker 1: You'd like to see the huffies? Shall I take? Yes? Yes?
Speaker 1: At once? Perhaps you perhaps you remember me. We met
Speaker 1: before all this. My name is Bella. Who do I
Speaker 1: care about your name? I need the Happies. The medicine
Speaker 1: I need the Dolly usually comes from me. The Happies
Speaker 1: has medicine for the soul. I, on the other hand,
Speaker 1: the symptoms Majesty life. I can't bear being alive. I'll
Speaker 1: get used to that. We all do in the end, Holiness,
Speaker 1: would you like to try my medicine? No, you're drunk.
Speaker 1: Have you seen yourself, the last of the great sultans
Speaker 1: of tuman Bay, your father, the great warrior, your uncle,
Speaker 1: the builder of tempers, the creator of the fumes, and
Speaker 1: now you? Yes, I'm an old drunk who has done
Speaker 1: much in his life. I've earned the right to be
Speaker 1: what I am. What have you earned? Give me what
Speaker 1: I need? Ask Bellow easier to help, personal Majesty, I
Speaker 1: need it. Give it to me. I have gold. What's
Speaker 1: my name? What? What is my name? H? Yeah? Oh yeah,
Speaker 1: hi yeah, I can't remember. To tell me, I'll have
Speaker 1: what is my name? I can't remember? I just need please,
Speaker 1: I must have to bless My name is Bellow, see it?
Speaker 1: See it? Please, Bellow? Can I have my blessing? I
Speaker 1: have money, Oh money, here's no use here. This is
Speaker 1: the house of God. We are here to help. Bellow
Speaker 1: is here to help. Oh, yes, thank you, thank you,
Speaker 1: thank you. Hello. M hm m hm m hm. Damn
Speaker 1: you Cadally, got greg Or. I've locked that door. I
Speaker 1: always locked my door. Keys to all the old doors,
Speaker 1: not the new ones. I am going to What are
Speaker 1: you doing? I'm throwing you out of the window, Cadally,
Speaker 1: in case you aren't. You can rub it, mad please
Speaker 1: stop dragon, prease, stop it baking. M hm, Well have
Speaker 1: I done? What is it? A slave dealer? I mentioned
Speaker 1: him to you because of your damned miniatures, and now
Speaker 1: he's been arrested. You betrayed him? No, I swear it.
Speaker 1: What good is your word? You've snake on my life?
Speaker 1: I swear it, Craig, I saw the man, but he
Speaker 1: couldn't help me, so he'd run off like a frightened anteloe.
Speaker 1: Why would I betray it? Because it's what you are.
Speaker 1: But I have seen some of the papers in the
Speaker 1: case I'm waiting, Cadani. Mm hmm. It'll just be one
Speaker 1: more accident. He's lean out of the window, slip and fall,
Speaker 1: break your neck, and your neck is so very valuable
Speaker 1: to you, isn't it. The maid is a spy. Don't
Speaker 1: you know that? All the servants in the city. I
Speaker 1: should think why now they work for Barricat. The report
Speaker 1: back on everything, everything she's been reporting on the family,
Speaker 1: of course she has. Why should she be loyal? She's
Speaker 1: a slave? What else do you know about it? That's it?
Speaker 1: No more just papers. I saw they write it all
Speaker 1: down everything. How can they know everything? They can't look Gregor.
Speaker 1: I'm on your side. On what side would that be?
Speaker 1: You know as well as I do. We have to
Speaker 1: cooperate to survive. It's not good if when the time
Speaker 1: comes to act, we're dead in the sand. Right, there's
Speaker 1: something funny, nothing go on. There's someone you have to see?
Speaker 1: What about resistance? And you expect me to trust you
Speaker 1: on my neck in the Sultan's menagerie at noon tomorrow.
Speaker 1: We both want the same thing, don't we. You have
Speaker 1: no idea what I want? No, But I know what
Speaker 1: you don't want. You don't want to be running around
Speaker 1: behind Barracat on a lead like his dog. I could
Speaker 1: have you killed for saying that once you could, but
Speaker 1: not anymore, you damned fool. I was going to throw
Speaker 1: you out of the window. But you didn't grow or
Speaker 1: shall I tell you something else? Mm hmm. Once your
Speaker 1: threats mattered, Now somehow they don't. I can feel the
Speaker 1: stone of the city walls, smell the stink of the streets,
Speaker 1: see the minarets, and hear the quarter prayers, and yet
Speaker 1: I feel as insubstantial as a ghost. It's cool, I'm right.
Speaker 1: Have I become as nothing the shadow of a bird
Speaker 1: in the dusky Good morning? If and how may we
Speaker 1: serve you? Minty and mamu, if you have any left?
Speaker 1: We have a few almond or rose water. When I
Speaker 1: I'll leave my sculp, run after me with it rose water,
Speaker 1: and please hurry. You forgot this? Thank you? Come. Do
Speaker 1: you truly want to join us, be part of our struggle? Yes,
Speaker 1: yes I do. There is a doctor traveling out of
Speaker 1: the city, going via Darcella one guide. You will join
Speaker 1: their party. Say you are a slave, you are separated
Speaker 1: from your master when your party was attacked by bandits.
Speaker 1: They will accept you and then travel with them. Kill
Speaker 1: the doctor and the guide, bury the bodies in the sand.
Speaker 1: But why what have they It is not for you
Speaker 1: to know me. Now, we all of us obey orders.
Speaker 1: If we are taken, we can betray nothing because we
Speaker 1: know nothing. Do you have money? You will need money
Speaker 1: to pay the smugglers to get through the city walls
Speaker 1: for transport. I have a little from the cafe, and
Speaker 1: my mother has some savings, only small than take her savings.
Speaker 1: You can keep whatever you find on the travelers after
Speaker 1: the kill, Season two, episode two of tuman Bay. The Kill,
Speaker 1: featuring Rufus Wright, Aisha hart here In abass Akra, and
Speaker 1: nobil Eloa Harby, was written by Mike Walker, with music
Speaker 1: by Sasha Partner and editing and sound design by Steve Bond.
Speaker 1: Tuman Bay is directed by Me John Scott Dryden and
Speaker 1: created by Me and Mike Walker, and produced by Emma
Speaker 1: Hern and Nadia Khan. For more details, including a cast list,
Speaker 1: visit to muan Bay dot com. The