Speaker 1: Oh what please? What a no water for you? My friend?
Speaker 1: You're no longer journey ahead of you. God's judgment at
Speaker 1: the end of h castle is security? Grandmaster? What is
Speaker 1: this one left alive? As you ordered? Grandmaster? Out of all,
Speaker 1: just one error spreads how our tasks grow by mercy? Mercy?
Speaker 1: I was I was thinking. They made me fight that
Speaker 1: no choice. They would have killed me if I had,
Speaker 1: and you had a choice made for him, was afraid
Speaker 1: to mat fear death. It is but a moment in
Speaker 1: a journey between here and there. However, the road that
Speaker 1: leads to that quick moment, that is something different. Well, look,
Speaker 1: it is necessary that the people of this country learn
Speaker 1: what it means to go against the ballarat. Cut off
Speaker 1: his hat and his nose, and he is put out
Speaker 1: his eyes. Brand him with our sigil, so that all
Speaker 1: shall know. Very good, All the brothers, I will address them, brothers,
Speaker 1: to the Master, Brothers, Brothers. The devil comes in many disguises.
Speaker 1: Some of you will feel a certain satisfaction, perhaps even pride,
Speaker 1: at the battle you have won this day. Perhaps you
Speaker 1: wish to celebrate. I warn you be cautious of these feelings.
Speaker 1: Purge them from your souls. If you cannot expose your
Speaker 1: flesh to the cold winds until the ice stings your pride.
Speaker 1: What is this? Who are these people? I was told
Speaker 1: they were no prisoners, Sergeant belliger, Grandmaster, so they were
Speaker 1: caught up in the battles throup. They say they are believers.
Speaker 1: I was going to send them on their way. You woman,
Speaker 1: what is your name? Mark? My lord? And these people,
Speaker 1: women and children off our tribe who were taken and
Speaker 1: made sleeves. Slavery isn't upon the name? Yeah? Do you
Speaker 1: want a believer? All of us smiled? Can you then
Speaker 1: recite the ballaret cream? What do you only wish to
Speaker 1: save your skins? Okay? Okay, yes, she by yeah matt
Speaker 1: sha masha layah last year Mr Lailaha Mayaha yah Maha
Speaker 1: mishi buyeshia ray good, very good. Shall I release them, Grandmaster,
Speaker 1: of course, and see they have what provisions they need
Speaker 1: and shelter, and sure that is done. Thank you, Thank you.
Speaker 1: Might go in peace. Master, you have seen that wrath.
Speaker 1: Now while mercy whom your honors carried out, Grandmaster Martha,
Speaker 1: take this one. Show him to the people hereabouts, Show
Speaker 1: him in the marketplaces and the temples, show him to
Speaker 1: tell them what happened here today. It is gold to
Speaker 1: pay your way. Sergeant, do not fail me, but I
Speaker 1: will know. My arm is long, and my vengeance is
Speaker 1: sure and terrible. Now go, go not take out all
Speaker 1: of you. If i'd under the banner of grace, we
Speaker 1: divide the saves from the lost. The saved will be
Speaker 1: lifted up in the fullness of days. But for the
Speaker 1: last we are implacable. We are the fist of God.
Speaker 1: That fist is now raised in its club of iron
Speaker 1: to punish the city of unbelievers, the city of two men.
Speaker 1: Ben two Man by Series three, episode two, two Moons
Speaker 1: by Mike Walker. Oh, the last time I saw Cardali,
Speaker 1: he was a floating, bloated corpse in the palace baths.
Speaker 1: He'd had enough cut his own throat, bled to death
Speaker 1: like the pig he was. But it seems I was fooled,
Speaker 1: to be honest, I'm surprised it took you so long
Speaker 1: to find me. Who seeks a dead man? Godi was
Speaker 1: smarter than I gave him credit for, and he's back
Speaker 1: wallowing like an all two lively pig in shite. You're
Speaker 1: losing your touch, my friend. The old Gregor would have
Speaker 1: worked it all out long ago. When I supposedly died,
Speaker 1: I was even worried it was all too obvious. Oh
Speaker 1: I planned it, of course I did, with the help
Speaker 1: of my son, Sillium Son whoa Gregor. Greg you pride
Speaker 1: yourself in knowing everything that goes on in the palace,
Speaker 1: and yet you never even knew I had a son. Hm. Same,
Speaker 1: Come come in and meet Tuman base spymaster in chief.
Speaker 1: But you've met already, Yes, this is your son. Indeed, indeed,
Speaker 1: Selim is in charge of the cleaners. Well you didn't
Speaker 1: think the palace cleaned itself, did you, Gregor? All that
Speaker 1: blood do you leave in your wake? What are you now?
Speaker 1: My boy made Pasha in charge of the residencies and
Speaker 1: public area. Good good. They see everything, the cleaners, and
Speaker 1: nothing sees them. Run along now, Sellim, Yes, but I
Speaker 1: had to get away, Gregor. But the body who cleans
Speaker 1: away the body is the clean is clean away the bodies.
Speaker 1: Do you have any idea how many there are in
Speaker 1: a city, like human being? But of course you do.
Speaker 1: You were responsible for a good number yourself, as a
Speaker 1: zealous servant of my oven. Nothing to say, Well, it
Speaker 1: was easy to find one that was like mine enough
Speaker 1: to pass once a certain amount of cuture faction had
Speaker 1: taken place, and then add a little swelling from the
Speaker 1: water the baths had closed for the festival. There was
Speaker 1: enough time for that to happen. I have to hand
Speaker 1: it to you, kad Ali. It was done well. I
Speaker 1: know what it must cost you to say that, clerk
Speaker 1: or and I appreciate it. And of course I knew
Speaker 1: that when I needed to, as it were, bestow the
Speaker 1: miracle of resurrection upon myself, I could rely on you
Speaker 1: to follow the trail of crumbs Selim left for you. Yes,
Speaker 1: I can see all of this, But what I would
Speaker 1: like to know is why why here? Why now? Because
Speaker 1: of my loyalty to tuman Bed You're loyal to nothing
Speaker 1: and nobody other than yourself. Perhaps I might surprise you.
Speaker 1: Perhaps I do actually have a certain affection for this city.
Speaker 1: After all, I have some important news. What Oh, not
Speaker 1: for you, my friend, not for you, for the Sultana herself.
Speaker 1: Oh pass me that town. Sultana is a little busy
Speaker 1: this morning getting married married. Good, But believe me, my
Speaker 1: news is a great deal more important than her wedding.
Speaker 1: Then tell me and I will pass it on Gregg
Speaker 1: or Gregg or still the same old Greg. He wants
Speaker 1: one thing to worm his way back into favor. Well,
Speaker 1: not with my help, not in my city. I hope
Speaker 1: you will be comfortable here m hmmm. I suppose it'll
Speaker 1: do for the time being. I've put the slimy bastard
Speaker 1: in one of the rooms in the high tower. When
Speaker 1: can I see you? You will see the sultana when
Speaker 1: I say so. Wait here and I will return and
Speaker 1: send for some food. Sugar plums would be most appreciated.
Speaker 1: With any luck, you'll fall out of the window. Give
Speaker 1: it to me, Give it to mintis my sweet sweet
Speaker 1: I'll be back before you know what I from miss,
Speaker 1: and then I will build you a castle. Probably never
Speaker 1: trusted castle. Well you're not a one year old. He is, he, sweetheart,
Speaker 1: and I trust him. You trust Bavon. I thought you
Speaker 1: said he was the most untrustworthy person you've ever met. No, no, no,
Speaker 1: that man is entirely trustworthy. We know he'll do all
Speaker 1: he can to cheat us, but we are ahead of him.
Speaker 1: I don't understand business. You trust a man you can't
Speaker 1: trust because you know you can't trust him. That makes
Speaker 1: no sense. It makes business sense, and it gives us
Speaker 1: a chance to chance. You say, all his chance, my friends.
Speaker 1: But in this world the prize goes to he who
Speaker 1: has the courage to grasp it or her. Of course
Speaker 1: I think they are ready to cast off mistress. Heaven
Speaker 1: shall be bored. Yes, um, yes, why don't you go ahead?
Speaker 1: I'll just too. Of course, Panda understands leaving a child
Speaker 1: is never I have a daughter of my own. You
Speaker 1: will manage, of course. Don't worry about us. I'm not
Speaker 1: worried about you, my sweet switch shild Why will we
Speaker 1: miss you, Miriam? Please make sure she has her milk
Speaker 1: every morning, and when she wakes up in the worry
Speaker 1: about her good and will make sure no ill befalls
Speaker 1: your lovely lady m hm. And we shall all come
Speaker 1: out of this with a fine profit. Trust me, no this, Pavan,
Speaker 1: trust or not. If any harm comes to Heaven, I
Speaker 1: will hunt you to the very ends of the earth.
Speaker 1: Do you understand well? It will be well, Bavant will
Speaker 1: see to it. Just make sure you rent the slave
Speaker 1: pence will need them when we return Pharao system and
Speaker 1: to see about that, though, best not to mention my
Speaker 1: name when you will negotiated did he say about the
Speaker 1: pens in hand. I'll start making contacts looking at the
Speaker 1: market as soon as you are gone, and we'll be
Speaker 1: waiting for your return. Be careful, I don't want to
Speaker 1: lose you again. Look after our child. Come back to us.
Speaker 1: Come on, come on, don't want to be suppoat and
Speaker 1: have to swim for it. H m hm. It's quite
Speaker 1: a site, the harbor of two Man Bay. See there
Speaker 1: the chains rising out of the water. They are lifted
Speaker 1: at night to close off the harbor. No one leaves
Speaker 1: or enters. My father arrived into mun Bay by ship,
Speaker 1: and he wrote to us about it, my mother and
Speaker 1: I one of the wonders of the world. He said,
Speaker 1: it doesn't look so big from here, though. One's perspective
Speaker 1: changes as one gets older. Oh uh, well, I meant
Speaker 1: to say before. There were a few extra charges. I'm
Speaker 1: sure you won't mind charges for the cabin, the flowers.
Speaker 1: I thought you would like flowers and water a little
Speaker 1: bit when you want it, and your meals so you
Speaker 1: don't have to eat with the other passengers. Maybe I
Speaker 1: like to eat with them. No, no, no, no, no,
Speaker 1: love flood. These little merchant ships are not for fine
Speaker 1: ladies like what if, I may say, but I'm sure
Speaker 1: your ship at the smin I would be much more comfortable.
Speaker 1: How big is it big enough for five hundred slaves?
Speaker 1: Ah to have such a ship a real jool? So
Speaker 1: if you have, yes, but to pay for the extras?
Speaker 1: How much? Well? Five for the boy always look after
Speaker 1: the cabin boy that comes to one and twelve one
Speaker 1: d and twelve pinary Mrs Yes, if you would be
Speaker 1: so kind, see for a woman the old co stop.
Speaker 1: It's it's just a way of things. If you had
Speaker 1: allowed Van as you did suggest to handle this enter
Speaker 1: the trading, you might have saved yourself some good that's done.
Speaker 1: Prevent well hellie, if you're to get settled in then
Speaker 1: oh oh wow? Did you see that? A double flip
Speaker 1: with a back turn? Yeah? I did that when I
Speaker 1: was like ten. I thought it was amazing. What do
Speaker 1: you know? What do you mean? You don't know what's good?
Speaker 1: What's more? Or what stupid? You're alone, spider. She hasn't
Speaker 1: done anything wrong, she hasn't done anything. So show me.
Speaker 1: Let me fly with you, frog, let me learn. You
Speaker 1: really want to fly with me? Yes? Yes, do? There
Speaker 1: is no one listening. She's never from me all right,
Speaker 1: I know it. You can trust me, Matilla. The wind
Speaker 1: is getting stronger. If we can get above the palace walls,
Speaker 1: we might see the wedding procession, the sultanas taking too
Speaker 1: many risks for you're not taking enough anymore, Spider. Maybe
Speaker 1: you're getting too old for this. Can still out fly
Speaker 1: you anytime. Come on to the top of the ledge.
Speaker 1: We'll go from there. Right they're out. That's southside territory.
Speaker 1: You don't own. These walls were all that lead. We're
Speaker 1: gonna fiddle, dummy. He's right, we should move. No trouble
Speaker 1: right right south side is it doesn't matter. We can
Speaker 1: launch from up here. It's better, it's higher, better for
Speaker 1: free flyers. Are you ready? What do I do? Stand close?
Speaker 1: I'll put my belt around you too. Here and here
Speaker 1: you're ready, ready, ready, you're flying? So you are to
Speaker 1: be married. So it seems father, you've come a long way.
Speaker 1: My now. I always thought your brother would be the
Speaker 1: one who, well, things really work out how one expects
Speaker 1: in this world. Your mother should have been here, but
Speaker 1: fate decided otherwise. Sometimes I wonder what you would have
Speaker 1: thought of it. All these things we can never know.
Speaker 1: As for me, I'm proud of you. You will take
Speaker 1: too Mumbai into a new age. Majesty, General Coolan, the
Speaker 1: haffees has arrived and and he is sober. This is
Speaker 1: truly a momentous day. More or less more all that
Speaker 1: he will be able to carry out his duties. The
Speaker 1: physician will see to it. Good Majesty, you look every
Speaker 1: inch the Sultana of too Mumbai more like a joint
Speaker 1: of meat done up for the feast. Majesty. Your women
Speaker 1: are here. They will want to garnish the joint for table.
Speaker 1: You are our Sultana. You are very beautiful and quite
Speaker 1: brilliant enough to know that what must be must be.
Speaker 1: The Sultana will come with you. Now we shall follow
Speaker 1: this way. She is not happy. Are women ever truly happy?
Speaker 1: At such times? Disposed of? Delivered? Up? For what? For? What?
Speaker 1: We serve? And did General Coulan never wish to serve
Speaker 1: at the highest level? I am commander of tu Mumbai's armies, yes,
Speaker 1: and could have been sultan of the greatest city in
Speaker 1: the world to sit on the onyx throne. Can you
Speaker 1: tell me you would not do a better job than
Speaker 1: many who have said there? Possibly I would, Maybe I
Speaker 1: would not A good general needs confidence, but also clear sight.
Speaker 1: He needs to know what is possible with the resources
Speaker 1: he has to have. Yes, I have seen sortans and
Speaker 1: thought them contemptible, But sometimes the contemptible is the greater
Speaker 1: part of stake craft. I could never be there. What
Speaker 1: do you want then, to serve? To Mumbai? I am
Speaker 1: a simple man, and being the greatest general in this
Speaker 1: world is enough for you. You alkin, I've always been
Speaker 1: a wanderer. You travel and do as you please. Will
Speaker 1: to man Bab be your home now. I have had children,
Speaker 1: I have had lovers, and I have had husbands. I
Speaker 1: have seen deserts, and I have seen whole cities engulfed
Speaker 1: by the sands, as if they were never there. In
Speaker 1: this world, nothing is permanent, especially not the human heart.
Speaker 1: I have no idea what that means. So are you
Speaker 1: staying for now? Yes? I'm curious. I want to see
Speaker 1: what happens with your histories for the book you will
Speaker 1: write about to man Bay. Does she know what now
Speaker 1: about us that you still come to me? Well, she's
Speaker 1: your daughter and your lover. At least it will make
Speaker 1: for an entertaining chapter if I ever get around to
Speaker 1: writing it. Long after I'm and I hope do you
Speaker 1: fear it. I'm a soldier. I've walked with death most
Speaker 1: of my life and sent him a good few customers
Speaker 1: in my time. You could say our meeting has been
Speaker 1: long deferred. Will be interesting to finally face the old bastard.
Speaker 1: M hmmm. According Tony, all right, and in obedience to
Speaker 1: the orgies of our of our beliefs, beliefs handed down
Speaker 1: from the first times to our times and enshrine for
Speaker 1: all future times. Now the bride needs to be Let
Speaker 1: the bride be brought first, not see us. God, I
Speaker 1: hate these occasions and drunk hafeees. He makes no sense
Speaker 1: at all, the petty officials and courtiers competing for attention,
Speaker 1: and the great square full of people, who the hell
Speaker 1: are they able? One could be an assassin or all
Speaker 1: of them. May I should at least have taught us.
Speaker 1: You look terrible what I can see how I'm doing
Speaker 1: this one day. I don't want to be here. I
Speaker 1: don't want to be married. Nothing against you, Harry Digest.
Speaker 1: To be honest, I don't want to be in myself.
Speaker 1: Did you get on with it? I suppose like taking
Speaker 1: medicine and there's cool standing like he's got a broom
Speaker 1: stuck up his ass. Wonder one he's thinking an alkin?
Speaker 1: I Sultana's busier, damn her? Always there, always a presence.
Speaker 1: What does she want? What does she exam? And see?
Speaker 1: What is it? Sergeant Sky? Done it? Get rid of them, excellency,
Speaker 1: you've got bows. Shoot them down, get rid of them.
Speaker 1: You're off Sky mats can get in, maas mats can
Speaker 1: get them. We will short away get off. Oh well, Gregor,
Speaker 1: what do you think for Zia? Are you satisfied? I
Speaker 1: think everything is proceeding as the prince wishes. Excuse me,
Speaker 1: the sultana's wishes. Mayas I saw the Sultana and him,
Speaker 1: what's his name, Prince Herod? I don't think he's a
Speaker 1: real prince. Can we go again? They short arrows ay,
Speaker 1: but they missed. The palace will be empty soon. Everyone's
Speaker 1: following the procession. It's probably free stuff. Do you always
Speaker 1: have to go down? Sometimes the wind will lift you.
Speaker 1: You have to be able to read it. So let's
Speaker 1: go watch the master sky rats forever? Can't then rock?
Speaker 1: The wind is getting up? Are you sure you want to?
Speaker 1: I've never been more sure? All right, hold on, I
Speaker 1: w this if Coo could play. Can't even do this year, Spider, No, Spider, No,
Speaker 1: we can't go there. He might be hard. He needs help.
Speaker 1: He went down on the wrong side. He's in the
Speaker 1: palace and he's dead. You don't know that he might
Speaker 1: be We have to try. No, he's dead, but he's dead.
Speaker 1: You better take me to him now or what m
Speaker 1: Come on. It made me do things I wouldn't do myself.
Speaker 1: Be careful. There's no rail or wall up here. Where
Speaker 1: are we going? We're going somewhere we can get download
Speaker 1: to where to where you saw this? Didn't you last
Speaker 1: night in your dream when he asked you about it?
Speaker 1: You you lied? Why didn't you tell him the truth?
Speaker 1: Don't you see? It's not a gift, it's a curse.
Speaker 1: But you could have tried. I can't change anything down here.
Speaker 1: Be careful. The mason's left the steps. No one really
Speaker 1: knows about them except mean. Yeah, he's there. I can't
Speaker 1: see him by the sacking. He's oh god, he's all
Speaker 1: he's broken. Yo. Oh my god, bring a sack with
Speaker 1: you flying this out over? It's only a kid all
Speaker 1: I thought I'd like to do that. Yeah, do that
Speaker 1: end up like this? Come on, are you crying Frog
Speaker 1: sky Rats, don't cry. Didn't like me, Todd, He thought
Speaker 1: you'd to build us up, me and him. It's my fault,
Speaker 1: it's nobody's fault. It's what happens to sky Rats, that's
Speaker 1: what he would have wanted. And it's faith. What goes
Speaker 1: up has to come down. It smells in here have
Speaker 1: treachery and ambition to Dali. M no, no, no, we agree,
Speaker 1: Wake up me? Oh great, it's time. Goody Majesty may I,
Speaker 1: first of all, congratulate you on the happy news of
Speaker 1: your marriage. And where is the lucky man? My husband
Speaker 1: is ill disposed the heat? Oh yes, yes, well I
Speaker 1: do look forward to meeting him, and I throw myself
Speaker 1: down before your glory. I want nothing more than to
Speaker 1: serve my Sultana. I see where are you going? General Coulan,
Speaker 1: I greet you too. Where have you come from? Cadi?
Speaker 1: May I? My back is not what it's used to be.
Speaker 1: Get on with it, Majesty. I have a message, a
Speaker 1: message from who the Ballarak to the court of two men.
Speaker 1: I and many refugees who refused to collaborate and serve
Speaker 1: the tyranny of May found shelter and protection behind the wall.
Speaker 1: Your steadfast opposition to the tyranny of Maya is well
Speaker 1: known and celebrated. Thank you, General Coulan. Carry on, please, majesty.
Speaker 1: The Ballarak want to be friends with two men Ba
Speaker 1: and it's glorious, Sultana. They asked me to help facilitate
Speaker 1: an embassy, yes, in our city, an embassy, and to
Speaker 1: talk about an alliance between our paths. I have experience
Speaker 1: of their ways, of their ends, and of their methods.
Speaker 1: I have lived with them, and I know the way
Speaker 1: their diplomacy works. Vizier, yes, no, not you Alkin is
Speaker 1: my visier, of course, forgive me, majesty. I know a
Speaker 1: little of the bell Iraq. They came as crusaders from
Speaker 1: beyond the Middle Sea and have built a string of
Speaker 1: castles along the coast, and could be powerful ally. And
Speaker 1: what do they want in return for their friendship? I wonder, Greg, God,
Speaker 1: it's so good you're still here. Then, I believe you
Speaker 1: were the only official who was in his post during
Speaker 1: the entirety of Maya's tyranny. Continuity is so important to
Speaker 1: my loyalty was always to to Munday as the Sultana knows. Yes, yes, yes,
Speaker 1: I have no doubt of it. And yet if we
Speaker 1: had all served Maya thus to Mumbai would be dust
Speaker 1: in the desert by now. Indeed, if I may say so,
Speaker 1: this news could have been set before her Majesty some
Speaker 1: time ago, if his Excellency Gregor had not chosen to
Speaker 1: keep it from her. That is true or false, Gregor,
Speaker 1: I I felt with Cadali's record, I judge it is
Speaker 1: not for you to judge the value of these things. Gregor.
Speaker 1: I am pleased to see you. Thank your Majesty. We
Speaker 1: have all had to do whatever we had to to survive.
Speaker 1: But I don't doubt your loyalty to to Mandy always,
Speaker 1: not even for a moment, has my loyalty wave it.
Speaker 1: He's overplaying his hand. The tyranny has left the empire.
Speaker 1: We can exposed. Majesty needs allies. Why is she siding
Speaker 1: with Let them come and let us see what kind
Speaker 1: of alliance they want. General Yosi, with all respect, is wrong.
Speaker 1: I have nothing to do with them. The ballaraker fierce
Speaker 1: and single minded. But if they give their word, they
Speaker 1: will keep it. There are believers in a wrathful God,
Speaker 1: and they obey his command never to lie. They are
Speaker 1: potentially a great ally for us. That wrathful God allows
Speaker 1: them to lie in his cause, which they see as
Speaker 1: greater than any other. Any agreement with them would be
Speaker 1: a lie. I think we are old enough and shrewd
Speaker 1: enough to know when we are being lied to. General
Speaker 1: Coolan very well, you may extend our invitation to the Ballarach.
Speaker 1: Your objection is noted, General, it shall be done, and
Speaker 1: perhaps greg war could be seconded to me to help
Speaker 1: with preparations. We will need to order the Guard to
Speaker 1: light flares on the headlands to signal their ships in ships?
Speaker 1: How many? I don't know? A few? How close exactly
Speaker 1: are they exactly? I do not know. Their ships are swift.
Speaker 1: If the wind is favorable, then soon two days three.
Speaker 1: Perhaps they are not men to waste time. Who is
Speaker 1: their leader? They call him the Grandmaster. We will make
Speaker 1: the Grandmaster most welcome ships, Mistress, I'm sorry. On the horizon, look,
Speaker 1: they're moving fast. Pirates. No, no, no, that would be
Speaker 1: the bad at They have a string fortresses along the coast.
Speaker 1: How do you know? Ye see the bows listend shape?
Speaker 1: That's solid metal. Should we be concerned? Only if we've
Speaker 1: got in that way they'd run us down, cut us
Speaker 1: clean in half. But they're not interested in us. Good impressive,
Speaker 1: aren't they like iron on water? Yes, I imagine your
Speaker 1: father's ship is big like those for the cargo, bigger,
Speaker 1: I would say. Good. You sent word ahead to have
Speaker 1: them prepared the ship for voyage. Of course, we'll need
Speaker 1: a crew with the proper experience. Well, I can find
Speaker 1: the right people when we get there. As long as
Speaker 1: you have all the promissory notes and the money. Yes,
Speaker 1: of course, good, good, good good. It might be better
Speaker 1: if you let me handle the money and the notes.
Speaker 1: It's dangerous. It's not like the money. There's no law
Speaker 1: out there or here. A ship at sea, a girl
Speaker 1: alone sailors that can be necessary. They'll take advantage of you,
Speaker 1: for sure. I think it would be for the best
Speaker 1: if you let me handle that aspect of the business.
Speaker 1: I don't understand. Well, that's the thing of it, isn't it.
Speaker 1: You don't understand and I do. Ah, I haven't introduced
Speaker 1: you to my associates, the brothers, Gracos, Mistress sound Back
Speaker 1: and a Bira. So if I escort you to your
Speaker 1: cabin and you hand over the money and the no,
Speaker 1: and what would my robe? I'm afraid you've been rather foolish.
Speaker 1: Easy to believe back in the city that all things
Speaker 1: are equal. But out here, at sea, far from shore,
Speaker 1: out here, nothing changes. I see what you're getting at
Speaker 1: you good, and I must say I am disappointed. Nobody move.
Speaker 1: If you move, you will die, you know the captain.
Speaker 1: I suppose I so we have Captain Regan and his
Speaker 1: first mate and the rest of the crew. Yes, disappointed
Speaker 1: that you might think I would come aboard without any
Speaker 1: forethought or protection. Captain mcgunn has worked for my father
Speaker 1: for many years. He's an old friend. Anyway, I'm glad
Speaker 1: we've got that sorted out because we both know where
Speaker 1: we stand. Now. If you were me, bevant, what would
Speaker 1: you do? You need me? I have the slaves in Smina.
Speaker 1: Without me, you'll never get them. True. However, that doesn't
Speaker 1: apply to your associates. No, Captain, how far is the
Speaker 1: land from here? Three leagues? Well, they might make it.
Speaker 1: I'm so sorry, my friends, but and perhaps you would
Speaker 1: be so kind to ask the captain to listeners. Do
Speaker 1: I need to give the order myself? Captain piece put
Speaker 1: them over overboard, bastard. You'll pay for this. Let's hope
Speaker 1: they can swim or perhaps not for your future welfare,
Speaker 1: but perhaps not, perhaps not. I'm I'm so sorry for
Speaker 1: that misunderstanding. M There you are, there you go, a friend,
Speaker 1: there you go. See you're in a cage. I'm in
Speaker 1: a cage too, I mean, look at me, empathetic, Your Highness?
Speaker 1: Can I get you anything? Who are you selling? At
Speaker 1: your service? Middle Pasha? Is there anything I can get,
Speaker 1: your Highness? I don't know a wife. No, there's nothing
Speaker 1: I need. Congratulations majesty on your marriage. Mm hmm. Well,
Speaker 1: if you need anything, please call. I'm just outside and
Speaker 1: nothing would be too much trouble. There is something I
Speaker 1: don't suppose you can tell me where one goes to
Speaker 1: have fun around him? Fun? What sort of fun? I
Speaker 1: don't know fun? Do you only gambling houses? My lord?
Speaker 1: Gambling is strictly forbidden intimate b the quart title as
Speaker 1: it happens. I know a few places. H This is
Speaker 1: where I live, This is how I get in and
Speaker 1: our No one needs a man, it's all right. Only
Speaker 1: servants are here. M. Yeah, what about your parents? My
Speaker 1: mother's did a long time. My father he's away at sea.
Speaker 1: He's a merchant. It's a nice place. Do you think
Speaker 1: so yeah, my father did well out of that lot.
Speaker 1: What loot the occupation? Maya? You know? I bind the curtains.
Speaker 1: He's everything fine, I heard noises. I'm fine. No you
Speaker 1: need anything, just just no? Actually, yes, bread, olives, some tea.
Speaker 1: I'll eat here tonight as you wish. How's Emma? Oh,
Speaker 1: he's been missing you so much. I'll come in a
Speaker 1: little while, but it's late. He is sleeping. Then i'll
Speaker 1: come in the morning. Mumma, my little brother he's ill.
Speaker 1: If you told Spider what you saw, couldn't it have
Speaker 1: changed things? I mean, he might not have gone up there.
Speaker 1: And if it doesn't work like that. I've tried to
Speaker 1: warm people before, but I couldn't save my father. All
Speaker 1: the saults and none of them. You could have stopped
Speaker 1: Spider flying, I couldn't. Did you have a family? He
Speaker 1: lived on the street with me and the others. We
Speaker 1: were his family. That's how it is for the sky rats.
Speaker 1: Does that mean we're family? Now? It depends do you
Speaker 1: want it to mean that? Well, you're staying here tonight,
Speaker 1: aren't you, Grandmaster? The fires have been lit on the headland, now,
Speaker 1: then let us proceed. It might be a trap, are
Speaker 1: you questioning my orders, Sergeant. Never Grandmaster, until the captain
Speaker 1: to set a course for two monthday? How long does
Speaker 1: he estimate dawn tomorrow? The wind holds fair, the wind
Speaker 1: will hold fair, Sergeant. Our mission is blessed. Our steers
Speaker 1: men as the hand of God. Our prow is the
Speaker 1: wrath of God, and our mercy is the cleansing fire
Speaker 1: of God. Gather the brother for prayers. You shall celebrate
Speaker 1: our holy charge. Yes, Grandmaster, brothers, all the men are prayer.
Speaker 1: What's wrong? Nothing? I just woke up. You were dreaming.
Speaker 1: They're beautiful moons. Have you ever flown in the moonlight? Yes,
Speaker 1: it's more dangerous, but it's the best. M Why don't
Speaker 1: you ask? Because I know what my future is. My
Speaker 1: father will arrange for me to marry some fat, old
Speaker 1: money lender. What could you tell me that's worse than that?
Speaker 1: I see you, I see you in don't I don't
Speaker 1: want to know. I just want to be here tonight,
Speaker 1: under the moons, me and you. That's all I want.
Speaker 1: I can see fires near the harbor. They must have
Speaker 1: flipped the flares. Something is coming, Something terrible is coming
Speaker 1: to Tuman Bay. Season three, Episode two of Tuman Bay
Speaker 1: two Moons featuring Rufus Wright, Anton Lesser, Olivia Popka, and
Speaker 1: Peter Polly Carpoo was written by Mike Walker, with music
Speaker 1: by Sasha Putnam and editing and sound design by Eloise Whitmore.
Speaker 1: Tuman Bay is direct did by Me, John Scott Dryden,
Speaker 1: created by me and Mike Walker, and produced by Emma
Speaker 1: Herne and Nadir Khan. For more details, including scripts and
Speaker 1: cast list, visit tumuan Bay dot com m