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Leave it. 00:04:44.020 --> 00:04:46.155 Leave it. 00:09:45.755 --> 00:09:48.124 Who's there? 00:10:24.661 --> 00:10:26.062 Cookie. 00:10:27.496 --> 00:10:31.966 I want some of that buffalo steak for breakfast, 00:10:31.968 --> 00:10:34.068 the fried cakes. 00:10:34.070 --> 00:10:37.204 Finished all that back at Colter's Hell. 00:10:37.206 --> 00:10:39.809 How about that soda bread? 00:10:42.511 --> 00:10:45.147 There's none of that left either, I'm afraid. 00:10:46.882 --> 00:10:49.383 You find anything out there tonight? 00:10:49.385 --> 00:10:52.586 Uh, mushrooms, 00:10:52.588 --> 00:10:54.423 digger squirrel. 00:10:57.193 --> 00:11:01.028 I had the squirrel, but it got away. 00:11:01.030 --> 00:11:02.830 Well, what's in the larder? 00:11:02.832 --> 00:11:06.467 10 dry biscuits, some jerky, salt. 00:11:06.469 --> 00:11:07.803 Nothing else? 00:11:09.505 --> 00:11:11.472 No. 00:11:11.474 --> 00:11:14.510 It's the Cookie's job to improvise. 00:11:16.212 --> 00:11:20.247 This is a land of abundance, Mr. Figowitz, 00:11:20.249 --> 00:11:22.583 and you are charged with finding our vittles 00:11:22.585 --> 00:11:24.318 until we reach Fort Tillikum. 00:11:24.320 --> 00:11:27.054 - Hold up there, mister. - You understand that, I'm sure. 00:11:27.056 --> 00:11:30.057 Share the wealth! 00:11:30.059 --> 00:11:32.528 He's drinking more than his share! 00:11:38.134 --> 00:11:40.100 Ah, damn it! That's wasting it. 00:11:40.102 --> 00:11:43.372 Hey! 00:11:54.350 --> 00:11:55.949 Sons of bitches! 00:13:18.467 --> 00:13:19.602 Hello? 00:13:22.438 --> 00:13:24.639 You all right? 00:13:24.641 --> 00:13:26.041 Hungry. 00:13:30.980 --> 00:13:34.483 Your cook has retired for the night? 00:13:37.953 --> 00:13:41.588 I don't think so. 00:13:41.590 --> 00:13:44.260 You could call him here for a moment. 00:13:50.599 --> 00:13:53.467 I'm the cook. 00:13:53.469 --> 00:13:54.671 I see. 00:13:58.007 --> 00:14:02.911 I've been walking for a long time. 00:14:02.913 --> 00:14:05.214 I might stay here awhile. 00:14:14.858 --> 00:14:16.358 Wait. 00:15:42.746 --> 00:15:46.915 You speak good English 00:15:46.917 --> 00:15:48.618 for an Indian. 00:15:53.455 --> 00:15:57.190 Uh, I'm not Indian. 00:15:57.192 --> 00:15:58.561 I'm Chinese. 00:16:01.731 --> 00:16:06.199 I didn't know there were Chinese in these parts. 00:16:06.201 --> 00:16:08.268 Everyone is here. 00:16:08.270 --> 00:16:10.172 We all want that soft gold. 00:16:12.308 --> 00:16:14.543 That's why you're here, isn't it? 00:16:18.147 --> 00:16:20.215 Trapped our share. 00:16:30.727 --> 00:16:32.127 What's your name? 00:16:34.764 --> 00:16:36.864 King-Lu. 00:16:36.866 --> 00:16:39.166 That's what they call me. 00:16:39.168 --> 00:16:41.838 - You? - Otis Figowitz. 00:16:45.140 --> 00:16:47.407 They call me Cookie. 00:16:47.409 --> 00:16:49.178 Good to meet you. 00:16:55.250 --> 00:16:59.654 There are, uh, some men chasing me, 00:16:59.656 --> 00:17:01.221 Russians. 00:17:01.223 --> 00:17:02.826 Have you seen them? 00:17:11.968 --> 00:17:14.636 Why are men chasing you? 00:17:14.638 --> 00:17:22.142 I... might have killed one of their friends. 00:17:22.144 --> 00:17:27.982 Chenamus, my friend. 00:17:27.984 --> 00:17:31.284 They called him a thief, 00:17:31.286 --> 00:17:34.388 and then gutted him from neck to loin. 00:17:34.390 --> 00:17:36.323 I had a pistol. 00:17:36.325 --> 00:17:41.161 I took a shot. I got one in the neck, 00:17:41.163 --> 00:17:44.598 and he came after me, 00:17:44.600 --> 00:17:46.870 and I ran. 00:17:49.973 --> 00:17:53.240 What happened to your clothes? 00:17:53.242 --> 00:17:56.144 I stuffed them into hollow trees, 00:17:56.146 --> 00:18:00.382 threw my gun in a creek and, uh... 00:18:06.022 --> 00:18:08.823 Come on. 00:18:08.825 --> 00:18:10.960 You can sleep here. 00:19:32.441 --> 00:19:34.508 When we find that whore son, 00:19:34.510 --> 00:19:40.214 he'll never set foot in this shit forest. 00:19:40.216 --> 00:19:44.384 Okay, so what I'm hearing, there's about two days... 00:19:44.386 --> 00:19:46.520 At the most. At the most. 00:19:46.522 --> 00:19:50.091 Midday? No. 00:19:50.093 --> 00:19:55.799 It was then after midday when we get there. 00:19:58.367 --> 00:20:00.768 Move out! We got directions. 00:20:00.770 --> 00:20:05.505 North and west to Fort Tillikum, 00:20:05.507 --> 00:20:08.276 about two days journey. 00:20:08.278 --> 00:20:11.779 Hit the river, head downstream, 00:20:11.781 --> 00:20:15.183 downriver at every branch. 00:20:15.185 --> 00:20:16.717 Oh... 00:20:16.719 --> 00:20:18.085 and there's a murderer in the woods, 00:20:18.087 --> 00:20:19.622 so stay close. 00:20:47.217 --> 00:20:50.350 The Russians said the elk are gone this time of year. 00:20:50.352 --> 00:20:52.086 And what else did that Russian say? 00:20:52.088 --> 00:20:54.155 Said the company is paying three silver ingots 00:20:54.157 --> 00:20:57.426 for every beaver pelt, two copper for every muskrat. 00:21:00.897 --> 00:21:03.396 And there's beer at the fort. 00:21:03.398 --> 00:21:06.234 And other things. 00:21:06.236 --> 00:21:09.369 - And women? - More than one. 00:21:19.215 --> 00:21:22.415 Keep on down the river from here one more day. 00:21:22.417 --> 00:21:25.086 Hungry as hell. 00:21:25.088 --> 00:21:26.621 Cookie, find me some food. 00:21:26.623 --> 00:21:29.156 Eat your damn hand. We'll be there tomorrow. 00:21:29.158 --> 00:21:30.958 I want food tonight, 00:21:30.960 --> 00:21:34.494 or I'm taking it out on this one. 00:21:34.496 --> 00:21:37.365 I'm sick of looking at this one. 00:21:37.367 --> 00:21:39.867 Can't wait to be done with him. 00:21:39.869 --> 00:21:43.137 Can't wait to never see him again. 00:21:43.139 --> 00:21:46.674 When you get your cut at the fort, 00:21:46.676 --> 00:21:50.878 I'll be waiting for you outside the gates, 00:21:50.880 --> 00:21:54.282 waiting for you with your sack full of silver. 00:21:54.284 --> 00:21:56.984 - Leave him alone! - No. No! 00:27:06.963 --> 00:27:08.864 Fancy boots, lad. 00:27:14.303 --> 00:27:16.804 Fancy boots. 00:27:27.583 --> 00:27:33.522 He said she'd be there in about... in 6 months. 00:27:36.792 --> 00:27:40.294 How much do you want for this? 00:27:40.296 --> 00:27:41.428 This? 00:27:41.430 --> 00:27:46.834 - It's a deal. - Oysters! 00:27:46.836 --> 00:27:50.437 Clams! Oysters! Clams! 00:27:54.143 --> 00:27:57.878 Five twists, six twists, half off. 00:27:57.880 --> 00:27:58.912 Those look like Jean-Baptiste's boots! 00:27:58.914 --> 00:28:02.883 I think... 00:28:02.885 --> 00:28:04.719 I like how it looks. That's all. 00:28:04.721 --> 00:28:07.554 - You like a flare. - I believe. 00:29:07.116 --> 00:29:09.883 Five twists, six twists, half off. 00:29:09.885 --> 00:29:11.518 Six twists, half off. 00:29:11.520 --> 00:29:15.157 Six twists, six twists. 00:30:38.307 --> 00:30:40.675 Flowers... the flowers are different shaped. 00:30:40.677 --> 00:30:44.712 - Maybe it was bodies. - Still clusters 00:30:44.714 --> 00:30:47.581 I'm telling you, it was up somewhere on Snake River. 00:30:47.583 --> 00:30:50.685 - Don't know nothing. - That's true. 00:30:50.687 --> 00:30:52.553 - Your body knows more than your brain. - Hold tight. 00:30:52.555 --> 00:30:54.087 Then they start hitting each other in the head. 00:30:54.089 --> 00:30:55.956 I'm getting to that. 00:30:55.958 --> 00:30:57.859 Then, they start hitting each other 00:30:57.861 --> 00:31:00.795 - with. - Got the whole ship? 00:31:00.797 --> 00:31:02.797 - We got two on the ship. - No blocking. 00:31:02.799 --> 00:31:04.833 He was under Ruby. Lived as a slave up there 00:31:04.835 --> 00:31:06.433 for 3 years before he got free. 00:31:06.435 --> 00:31:07.869 How was it, being a slave? 00:31:07.871 --> 00:31:09.570 He didn't like it. 00:31:19.850 --> 00:31:21.517 Uh, whiskey please. 00:31:25.856 --> 00:31:27.757 - How much? - Two. 00:31:37.099 --> 00:31:39.566 You know what it's like in there. 00:31:39.568 --> 00:31:41.101 No way of knowing. 00:31:44.406 --> 00:31:46.509 That's what I saw. 00:31:49.646 --> 00:31:51.378 I'm telling you, it's the first one, 00:31:51.380 --> 00:31:53.650 first cow in the Territory. 00:31:55.619 --> 00:31:59.988 Shipped it all the way up to Saint Francisco. 00:31:59.990 --> 00:32:03.390 Saint Luis Obispo. 00:32:03.392 --> 00:32:06.761 I heard Saint Francisco. 00:32:06.763 --> 00:32:10.097 I spoke to the ferryman, 00:32:10.099 --> 00:32:12.700 and he was the one bringing the cow. 00:32:12.702 --> 00:32:15.870 You need to ask the Chief Factor about that. 00:32:15.872 --> 00:32:19.273 Chief Factor ordered two cows and a calf, 00:32:19.275 --> 00:32:21.074 and that's a true story, 00:32:21.076 --> 00:32:23.544 but the other ones died on the way. 00:32:23.546 --> 00:32:25.312 What good is one cow to anyone? 00:32:25.314 --> 00:32:27.281 Cow needs a stud. 00:32:27.283 --> 00:32:30.985 Chief Factor wants milk in his tea 00:32:30.987 --> 00:32:32.754 like a proper English gentleman. 00:32:32.756 --> 00:32:35.155 Like a proper lady. 00:32:40.030 --> 00:32:42.162 This ain't a place for cows. 00:32:42.164 --> 00:32:44.431 God would have put cows here if it was. 00:32:44.433 --> 00:32:49.369 Ah, it's no place for white men either then, huh? 00:32:49.371 --> 00:32:51.572 Well, look who's here. 00:32:51.574 --> 00:32:54.441 Brilliant William! 00:32:54.443 --> 00:32:56.510 I need a few sunbeams, William. 00:32:56.512 --> 00:32:58.846 Can you gather me up a dozen sunbeams? 00:32:58.848 --> 00:33:01.381 They're on the ground just laying around everywhere. 00:33:01.383 --> 00:33:04.084 - Any old beams will do. - I'll have a beer. 00:33:04.086 --> 00:33:05.920 Here's a question. 00:33:05.922 --> 00:33:08.422 What does a tongue taste like? 00:33:08.424 --> 00:33:10.357 Do you ever think about that? 00:33:10.359 --> 00:33:12.526 I bet you have some distinct opinions 00:33:12.528 --> 00:33:14.394 about what your tongue tastes like. 00:33:14.396 --> 00:33:16.030 Am I right, William? 00:33:16.032 --> 00:33:17.464 Oh, traders all... 00:33:17.466 --> 00:33:19.266 Whatcha saying there, Brilliant William? 00:33:19.268 --> 00:33:21.168 Something brilliant ain't bad. 00:33:21.170 --> 00:33:23.638 He's always good for some clever opinions. 00:33:23.640 --> 00:33:27.207 What's the difference between a river and a lake? 00:33:27.209 --> 00:33:28.743 You figure that one out yet? 00:33:28.745 --> 00:33:30.277 Willy? 00:33:30.279 --> 00:33:31.679 I'm not bothering him. 00:33:31.681 --> 00:33:33.815 I'm just asking him an honest question. 00:33:33.817 --> 00:33:36.316 What about the chicken and the egg? 00:33:36.318 --> 00:33:38.151 He knew for sure it was a chicken 00:33:38.153 --> 00:33:41.254 until he thought about it from the egg's point of view. 00:33:41.256 --> 00:33:43.625 That one really hurt your old noggin. 00:33:43.627 --> 00:33:45.225 Didn't it, William? 00:33:45.227 --> 00:33:47.327 Yep. Yep. I think that's how you got 00:33:47.329 --> 00:33:49.296 this crack in your brain bone. 00:33:52.501 --> 00:33:56.971 Willy, better do something, or your head is going to blow. 00:33:56.973 --> 00:34:00.576 You, watch him 'til I'm done. 00:34:07.516 --> 00:34:10.452 Make some proper money, eh? 00:34:29.538 --> 00:34:33.342 Coo, coo. 00:34:37.179 --> 00:34:39.413 Coo, coo, coo. 00:34:39.415 --> 00:34:43.685 Coo. Coo, coo, coo. 00:34:43.687 --> 00:34:46.690 Hello, Cookie. 00:34:48.424 --> 00:34:50.925 Thought I might find you here sooner or later. 00:34:52.796 --> 00:34:55.797 I never thought I'd ever see you again. 00:34:55.799 --> 00:34:58.132 I was lucky. 00:34:58.134 --> 00:35:01.401 Those, uh, Russian villains, 00:35:01.403 --> 00:35:05.238 they left the country just after I left you. 00:35:09.445 --> 00:35:11.478 Well, here I am, 00:35:11.480 --> 00:35:14.249 free and easy, right back where I was. 00:35:21.958 --> 00:35:25.026 Uh, where are all your kind friends? 00:35:25.028 --> 00:35:30.865 Oh, they mostly went south, some north. 00:35:30.867 --> 00:35:33.300 But not you. 00:35:33.302 --> 00:35:35.235 Not yet. 00:35:35.237 --> 00:35:36.773 No one would have me. 00:35:38.908 --> 00:35:42.710 And, uh, where are you staying in the meantime? 00:35:42.712 --> 00:35:47.447 I got a tent a mile that way, 00:35:47.449 --> 00:35:49.784 uh, other side of the hill. 00:35:49.786 --> 00:35:54.588 I've got a place a mile thataway. 00:35:54.590 --> 00:35:58.126 Mm, I've got a bottle there, too. 00:35:58.128 --> 00:36:00.628 Mm-hmm. 00:36:00.630 --> 00:36:04.934 Maybe you'd, uh, like to come help me drink it. 00:36:06.368 --> 00:36:09.569 Uh, of course, I would, but... 00:36:09.571 --> 00:36:12.039 Oh. Well, leave him. 00:36:12.041 --> 00:36:13.708 He's fine. 00:36:17.213 --> 00:36:20.480 He's fine. 00:36:20.482 --> 00:36:25.285 Well, you wait here. 00:36:25.287 --> 00:36:27.255 All right? 00:36:27.257 --> 00:36:30.059 Your daddy will be back soon. 00:36:41.604 --> 00:36:45.572 - Damn it, James! - Well, I put it there. 00:36:45.574 --> 00:36:48.943 I've been in these parts close to two years now. 00:36:48.945 --> 00:36:50.678 I've thought about leaving more than once, 00:36:50.680 --> 00:36:54.749 but I sense opportunity here. 00:36:54.751 --> 00:36:57.584 Ships coming in and out every week. 00:36:57.586 --> 00:36:59.352 More raw materials than anywhere I've seen, 00:36:59.354 --> 00:37:01.758 and I've been all over. 00:37:16.505 --> 00:37:18.074 You've been everywhere. 00:37:21.177 --> 00:37:25.613 I caught my first trade ship to Canton when I was nine. 00:37:25.615 --> 00:37:28.216 From there, I sailed to London, 00:37:28.218 --> 00:37:31.518 Africa, saw the pyramids. 00:37:31.520 --> 00:37:35.091 This is a land of riches, I tell you. 00:37:41.097 --> 00:37:45.532 I see something in this land I haven't seen before. 00:37:45.534 --> 00:37:48.468 Pretty much everywhere has been touched by now. 00:37:48.470 --> 00:37:52.340 But this is still new, 00:37:52.342 --> 00:37:54.407 more nameless things around here 00:37:54.409 --> 00:37:56.478 than you can shake an eel at. 00:38:01.718 --> 00:38:05.987 Doesn't seem new to me, seems old. 00:38:05.989 --> 00:38:07.589 Mm. 00:38:20.203 --> 00:38:27.043 Everything is old if you look at it that way. 00:38:32.215 --> 00:38:37.218 History isn't here yet. 00:38:37.220 --> 00:38:41.758 It's coming, but we got here early this time. 00:38:45.460 --> 00:38:52.534 Maybe this time, we can be ready for it. 00:38:53.836 --> 00:38:56.973 We can take it on our own terms. 00:39:12.956 --> 00:39:16.793 It's not much to look at, I know. 00:39:47.757 --> 00:39:51.227 Here's to... something. 00:40:08.711 --> 00:40:11.681 You make yourself easy. I'll get a fire going. 00:43:04.020 --> 00:43:06.055 Looks better already. 00:43:08.457 --> 00:43:10.793 Relax. Sit. Sit. 00:43:45.895 --> 00:43:48.331 Where are you from, Cookie? 00:43:51.267 --> 00:43:52.967 Maryland. 00:43:52.969 --> 00:43:58.205 - Hm, never been. - Hmm... 00:43:58.207 --> 00:44:00.074 It's fine. 00:44:00.076 --> 00:44:02.176 I don't remember it much. 00:44:02.178 --> 00:44:04.146 Not fine enough to stay, huh? 00:44:10.019 --> 00:44:12.721 My mother died when I was born, 00:44:12.723 --> 00:44:15.624 and then my father died. 00:44:15.626 --> 00:44:18.192 I had to move on to find work. 00:44:18.194 --> 00:44:21.831 Well... I never stopped moving. 00:44:49.392 --> 00:44:52.059 I had an idea once. Furs are one thing, 00:44:52.061 --> 00:44:54.128 but there's a precious oil in the beavers, too. 00:44:54.130 --> 00:44:56.030 That's worth something in China. 00:44:56.032 --> 00:44:58.733 They use it for medicine over there. 00:44:58.735 --> 00:45:02.002 If a man could take a batch of that precious beaver oil 00:45:02.004 --> 00:45:06.042 on a ship to Canton, he could make his fortune. 00:45:08.878 --> 00:45:10.413 Why don't you? 00:45:13.549 --> 00:45:16.183 Eh, oil is in the glands. 00:45:16.185 --> 00:45:18.653 Glands never make it back to the fort, 00:45:18.655 --> 00:45:22.256 just rot away in the woods. 00:45:22.258 --> 00:45:26.927 Anyway, I don't have contacts in Canton. 00:45:26.929 --> 00:45:28.162 I'm from the north. 00:45:28.164 --> 00:45:30.230 They hate a Northerner there. 00:45:30.232 --> 00:45:33.002 Worse than a white man to them. 00:45:38.007 --> 00:45:41.175 What I'd really like is a farm. 00:45:45.281 --> 00:45:50.851 Land south of here is wide-open. 00:45:50.853 --> 00:45:52.955 The world wants filberts. 00:45:58.527 --> 00:45:59.995 Or walnuts. 00:46:04.567 --> 00:46:06.302 Or almonds. 00:46:12.875 --> 00:46:19.046 Something you can pick up and send, 00:46:19.048 --> 00:46:21.982 but you can't just grow a tree. 00:46:21.984 --> 00:46:23.519 It takes time. 00:46:32.361 --> 00:46:36.263 It's the getting started that's the puzzle. 00:46:36.265 --> 00:46:39.734 No way for a poor man to start. 00:46:39.736 --> 00:46:42.936 You need capital, 00:46:42.938 --> 00:46:44.972 or you need some kind of miracle. 00:46:44.974 --> 00:46:46.875 You need leverage. 00:46:51.080 --> 00:46:53.082 Or a crime. 00:46:59.555 --> 00:47:06.593 I'd like to open a hotel someday, 00:47:06.595 --> 00:47:11.031 a place for travelers. 00:47:11.033 --> 00:47:12.568 Or a bakery. 00:47:20.109 --> 00:47:22.077 That's nice. 00:47:27.950 --> 00:47:33.120 A hotel and a bakery, 00:47:33.122 --> 00:47:36.323 with wild-huckleberry pies. 00:47:36.325 --> 00:47:39.861 You could do that here. 00:47:39.863 --> 00:47:43.032 Someplace warmer. 00:48:03.352 --> 00:48:06.621 It has holes in it, 00:48:06.623 --> 00:48:10.324 and it looks like the face of a man. 00:48:10.326 --> 00:48:13.327 It's just one black rock. 00:48:13.329 --> 00:48:16.163 That's a weather stone. 00:48:16.165 --> 00:48:19.634 It makes rain, they say. 00:48:19.636 --> 00:48:23.303 They say it was a powerful spirit once 00:48:23.305 --> 00:48:26.875 and got turned into stone. 00:48:26.877 --> 00:48:30.479 If anyone sits on it, it rains. 00:48:33.349 --> 00:48:35.617 You really believe in that? 00:48:35.619 --> 00:48:38.087 Uh... eh. 00:48:41.323 --> 00:48:44.527 I believe different things in different places. 00:50:21.958 --> 00:50:24.959 Saw a cow today. 00:50:24.961 --> 00:50:28.997 Hm. 00:50:28.999 --> 00:50:34.702 It wasn't far from Chief Factor's house. 00:50:34.704 --> 00:50:37.874 - In a meadow. - Hm. 00:50:45.115 --> 00:50:51.284 - I'd like some of that milk. - I-I'm not a milk drinker. 00:50:51.286 --> 00:50:55.255 It doesn't agree with me. 00:50:55.257 --> 00:50:59.326 I wouldn't drink it. 00:50:59.328 --> 00:51:06.366 I'd use it for cookies. 00:51:06.368 --> 00:51:10.504 Or scones. 00:51:10.506 --> 00:51:12.742 Nothing better than buttermilk biscuits. 00:51:17.546 --> 00:51:22.484 I'm tired of this flour-and-water bread. 00:51:42.471 --> 00:51:46.339 What else do you need to make good biscuits, Cookie? 00:51:46.341 --> 00:51:50.912 Oh, flour, some sugar, 00:51:50.914 --> 00:51:56.686 salt, baking soda. 00:52:07.362 --> 00:52:10.865 How long does it take to milk a cow? 00:52:10.867 --> 00:52:13.533 Not long. 00:52:13.535 --> 00:52:17.404 - Make much noise? - No. 00:52:17.406 --> 00:52:21.809 Can cows give milk at night? 00:52:21.811 --> 00:52:25.815 As long as she wasn't milked after dinner. 00:53:50.900 --> 00:53:55.236 I'll go up and keep an eye on things from here. 00:53:55.238 --> 00:53:56.806 Give me a lift. 00:54:06.983 --> 00:54:10.417 If I see anything, I'll, uh, give a call. 00:54:10.419 --> 00:54:14.021 - All right. - I'll do an owl. 00:54:14.023 --> 00:54:16.190 I don't think you can get up there. 00:54:44.320 --> 00:54:46.921 Hello. 00:54:46.923 --> 00:54:50.057 How are you? 00:54:50.059 --> 00:54:53.562 Didn't expect company this late at night, did you? 00:54:57.634 --> 00:55:01.002 Well, here we are. 00:55:17.486 --> 00:55:19.454 Sorry about your husband. 00:55:22.892 --> 00:55:27.662 I heard he didn't make it all the way. 00:55:27.664 --> 00:55:32.833 And your calf... 00:55:32.835 --> 00:55:39.876 it's a terrible thing. Terrible. 00:55:45.114 --> 00:55:51.686 But you got a nice place here. You do. 00:55:51.688 --> 00:55:55.158 You got a real nice little place here, don't you? 00:58:26.742 --> 00:58:28.409 How much do you think someone would pay 00:58:28.411 --> 00:58:30.079 for a biscuit like that? 00:58:32.715 --> 00:58:34.717 I wish we had some honey. 00:58:39.722 --> 00:58:42.823 A glass of whiskey is two silver coins. 00:58:42.825 --> 00:58:46.393 A pickle is three. 00:58:46.395 --> 00:58:47.928 Men work out in the fort, 00:58:47.930 --> 00:58:51.234 loaded with silver and shells and company script. 00:58:56.372 --> 00:58:59.773 I once saw a man spend five good beaver pelts 00:58:59.775 --> 00:59:01.811 on a broken fork. 00:59:13.322 --> 00:59:16.223 I think we should test the waters. 00:59:16.225 --> 00:59:20.794 Next batch, Cookie, we'll take to market. 00:59:20.796 --> 00:59:23.632 I've heard a fortune is made on this. 00:59:23.634 --> 00:59:25.301 That seems dangerous. 00:59:27.970 --> 00:59:30.206 So is anything worth doing. 00:59:34.777 --> 00:59:37.079 I think they'd like something sweeter. 01:00:30.166 --> 01:00:33.067 Five twists, six twists half off. 01:00:33.069 --> 01:00:37.807 Six twists, half off. Six twists, six twists. 01:01:01.063 --> 01:01:03.163 Fresh Oily Cakes. 01:01:03.165 --> 01:01:05.266 Best this side of the Sandwich Islands. 01:01:05.268 --> 01:01:08.603 Don't look like hardtack. Or soda bread. 01:01:08.605 --> 01:01:11.272 Look like some kind of pancake. 01:01:11.274 --> 01:01:13.843 It smells good. What's in it? 01:01:16.345 --> 01:01:19.947 Secret ingredient. Ancient Chinese secret. 01:01:19.949 --> 01:01:21.382 How much? 01:01:21.384 --> 01:01:23.652 Uh, five ingots or the equal in trade. 01:01:23.654 --> 01:01:25.154 Mm. 01:01:38.000 --> 01:01:41.437 Good lord! Give me another. 01:01:48.712 --> 01:01:51.347 - That's 11, all right. - Mmm. 01:01:54.317 --> 01:01:55.816 I'll give you six ingots for that last one. 01:01:55.818 --> 01:01:57.184 Uh-uh. Mm, mm. 01:01:57.186 --> 01:01:59.153 - Seven shells. - Come on. 01:01:59.155 --> 01:02:01.991 - Seven shells, one ingot. - Wait, lads. Hold on. 01:02:12.168 --> 01:02:15.903 Oily cake to this gentleman. 01:02:15.905 --> 01:02:17.607 We'll have more tomorrow. 01:03:16.867 --> 01:03:22.069 Made some oily cakes with your milk. 01:03:22.071 --> 01:03:24.004 They were very good. 01:03:24.006 --> 01:03:26.175 Couldn't sell them fast enough. 01:03:29.545 --> 01:03:35.416 A little honey, um, 01:03:35.418 --> 01:03:38.320 or it was your milk in the batter that did it. 01:03:43.526 --> 01:03:49.697 Yeah, yeah. 01:03:49.699 --> 01:03:53.169 What a good, sweet girl you are. 01:03:57.874 --> 01:04:00.107 Hold my place. I'll be right back. 01:04:06.182 --> 01:04:09.049 - No cuts allowed. - I was here. 01:04:09.051 --> 01:04:12.620 He was saving my spot. 01:04:12.622 --> 01:04:13.922 One is the limit. 01:04:13.924 --> 01:04:16.125 I heard it from the Chinaman himself. 01:04:21.230 --> 01:04:23.665 First come, first served, friends. 01:04:53.062 --> 01:04:55.064 You ought to make more next time. 01:04:57.399 --> 01:05:01.268 Only so many we can make in a day, friend. 01:05:01.270 --> 01:05:02.737 They want to keep them prices up. 01:05:02.739 --> 01:05:04.039 They're not dumb. 01:05:16.585 --> 01:05:18.185 Damn it. What's in these things? 01:05:18.187 --> 01:05:20.387 Tastes like something my mama made. 01:05:20.389 --> 01:05:22.122 That's our secret, boys. 01:05:22.124 --> 01:05:24.593 Think of it as a little taste of home. 01:05:34.871 --> 01:05:37.506 We'll have more tomorrow. 01:05:55.825 --> 01:06:00.260 Could buy an acre in California for that. 01:06:00.262 --> 01:06:02.496 It's a start, all right. 01:06:02.498 --> 01:06:05.733 It won't last much longer, though. 01:06:05.735 --> 01:06:09.604 They'll get tired of it, 01:06:09.606 --> 01:06:14.408 and there will be more milk cows here soon. 01:06:14.410 --> 01:06:19.647 We got a window here, Cookie. 01:06:19.649 --> 01:06:21.883 This is too much to keep in the house. 01:06:21.885 --> 01:06:25.385 We need a bank. 01:06:25.387 --> 01:06:27.989 What about the cottonwood tree? 01:06:27.991 --> 01:06:30.992 There's a good hole in that. 01:06:30.994 --> 01:06:32.762 Hmm... 01:06:49.980 --> 01:06:53.513 Which side of the tree has the most branches? 01:06:53.515 --> 01:06:56.718 - Huh? - The outside. 01:07:47.604 --> 01:07:48.838 Hey. 01:07:52.075 --> 01:07:54.174 Hold one out today. 01:07:54.176 --> 01:07:55.977 Chief Factor wants one. 01:07:55.979 --> 01:07:57.947 He'll be here soon. 01:08:05.220 --> 01:08:07.055 Don't you have work to do? 01:08:07.057 --> 01:08:09.624 I don't need two shadows, do I? 01:08:09.626 --> 01:08:11.393 Get busy. 01:08:28.477 --> 01:08:30.880 Look alive, son. 01:08:42.257 --> 01:08:44.393 I'm saving mine for later. 01:08:48.698 --> 01:08:50.597 No one is giving him 50 shells. 01:08:50.599 --> 01:08:54.267 That ain't worth 50 shells. 01:08:54.269 --> 01:08:59.073 I've heard about your cakes. I'd like to try one if I may. 01:08:59.075 --> 01:09:02.009 How much? 01:09:02.011 --> 01:09:05.314 For you, only 10 silver pieces. 01:09:39.348 --> 01:09:41.918 A little cinnamon is nice. 01:10:18.855 --> 01:10:20.824 I taste London in this cake. 01:10:24.961 --> 01:10:29.632 A bakery I once knew in South Kensington. 01:10:33.703 --> 01:10:36.773 Astonishing. 01:10:42.344 --> 01:10:44.912 Where did you learn to do that? 01:10:44.914 --> 01:10:49.583 I was indentured to a baker in Boston, sir. 01:10:49.585 --> 01:10:53.087 He taught me the trade. 01:10:53.089 --> 01:10:57.559 - He was a good baker. - Indeed, he was. 01:11:00.529 --> 01:11:02.196 What was his name? 01:11:02.198 --> 01:11:04.499 Barnaby Rose. 01:11:06.636 --> 01:11:10.171 Never heard of him, 01:11:10.173 --> 01:11:11.906 but I commend you, sir, 01:11:11.908 --> 01:11:17.046 on these delicious baked comestibles. 01:11:20.549 --> 01:11:22.685 I hope you won't be leaving too soon. 01:11:26.289 --> 01:11:28.024 We have no plans. 01:11:31.127 --> 01:11:34.362 Very, very good. 01:11:41.436 --> 01:11:43.403 Hotel in Saint Francisco 01:11:43.405 --> 01:11:47.442 is harder, more competition. 01:11:51.546 --> 01:11:55.249 Eh, but more opportunity, too, 01:11:55.251 --> 01:11:57.720 more people coming through. 01:12:00.223 --> 01:12:03.456 If it's good idea, 01:12:03.458 --> 01:12:06.761 we'll have enough to go there soon. 01:12:06.763 --> 01:12:10.398 We have enough to go now. 01:12:10.400 --> 01:12:14.635 Enough to go but not enough to start. 01:12:26.950 --> 01:12:28.916 Psst. 01:12:28.918 --> 01:12:30.552 Psst! 01:12:32.055 --> 01:12:34.855 Another cup is another dozen cakes. 01:12:34.857 --> 01:12:37.994 That's another 60 silver pieces at least. 01:13:04.354 --> 01:13:07.520 Hello? 01:13:07.522 --> 01:13:09.957 Good evening. 01:13:09.959 --> 01:13:11.526 Back again. 01:14:03.880 --> 01:14:08.282 I-I'm entertaining, uh, a small group next week. 01:14:08.284 --> 01:14:12.019 Captain Ruby is coming for tea, 01:14:12.021 --> 01:14:14.355 and I'm tired of all his jests 01:14:14.357 --> 01:14:19.493 about the savagery of life on the frontier. 01:14:19.495 --> 01:14:21.395 Tell me. 01:14:21.397 --> 01:14:24.265 Do you know what a clafoutis is? 01:14:24.267 --> 01:14:26.634 - I do. - Hmm... 01:14:26.636 --> 01:14:29.303 And could you make one, a-a good one? 01:14:29.305 --> 01:14:33.307 He loves a clafoutis, and, well, I... 01:14:33.309 --> 01:14:35.943 I'd like to humiliate him. 01:14:35.945 --> 01:14:40.448 Well, without fresh raspberries or apricots, 01:14:40.450 --> 01:14:42.550 I'm not sure. 01:14:42.552 --> 01:14:46.053 Have you tried bilberry? 01:14:46.055 --> 01:14:49.890 It's out of season, I believe. 01:14:49.892 --> 01:14:52.326 We have plenty of blueberries on the bush. 01:14:52.328 --> 01:14:54.161 I-I would pay you handsomely 01:14:54.163 --> 01:14:58.000 for a proper blueberry clafoutis. 01:15:04.774 --> 01:15:07.441 It's a simple enough recipe. 01:15:07.443 --> 01:15:11.412 If blueberry is available, I'm sure I can make one. 01:15:11.414 --> 01:15:12.746 Capital. 01:15:12.748 --> 01:15:16.817 Saturday, then, a clafoutis, 01:15:16.819 --> 01:15:18.586 and we'll be dining at my residence. 01:15:18.588 --> 01:15:20.654 You know its whereabouts? 01:15:20.656 --> 01:15:23.157 Uh, uh, I think I've passed by it 01:15:23.159 --> 01:15:26.627 or I know of it. 01:15:26.629 --> 01:15:28.197 Teatime. 01:16:06.335 --> 01:16:10.838 The hotels in Saint Francisco are grand. 01:16:10.840 --> 01:16:16.010 We can't compete on that scale, 01:16:16.012 --> 01:16:20.848 and regular travelers need shelter, too. 01:16:20.850 --> 01:16:25.586 A room with a bed, that's all, 01:16:25.588 --> 01:16:27.790 a few rooms near the sea. 01:16:59.188 --> 01:17:04.992 This is a dangerous game we're playing here, 01:17:04.994 --> 01:17:09.463 and Chief Factor has a delicate palate. 01:17:09.465 --> 01:17:12.301 He'll taste his milk in there eventually. 01:17:35.391 --> 01:17:37.925 We can't say no. 01:17:37.927 --> 01:17:41.895 He'd be suspicious. 01:17:41.897 --> 01:17:45.132 Where does he think the milk is coming from? 01:17:45.134 --> 01:17:51.939 Some people can't imagine being stolen from. 01:17:51.941 --> 01:17:53.542 Too strong. 01:17:59.282 --> 01:18:01.484 Let's hope he's one of those. 01:18:05.154 --> 01:18:12.395 How much will we charge, 20, 25? 01:18:33.282 --> 01:18:37.652 That sounds like quite a situation indeed, 01:18:37.654 --> 01:18:42.489 and in the end, how... How many lashes did you order? 01:18:42.491 --> 01:18:45.926 20. 01:18:45.928 --> 01:18:49.863 Hmm... A fine number, but for mutiny... 01:18:49.865 --> 01:18:52.767 It was a memorable day for that man. 01:18:52.769 --> 01:18:56.303 it seems conservative. 01:18:56.305 --> 01:18:58.138 More than 20 and he would have been useless 01:18:58.140 --> 01:19:00.007 for the remainder of the voyage. 01:19:00.009 --> 01:19:04.278 - And he was a young hand? - Mm, not so young. 01:19:04.280 --> 01:19:06.180 Ah. 01:19:06.182 --> 01:19:08.315 Here is the rub, you see. 01:19:08.317 --> 01:19:12.453 When one factors the loss of labor from the punished hand 01:19:12.455 --> 01:19:14.288 versus the gain of labor 01:19:14.290 --> 01:19:17.692 from those hands who witness the punishment, 01:19:17.694 --> 01:19:24.198 a stricter punishment can be the more advisable path. 01:19:24.200 --> 01:19:26.200 Even a properly-rendered death 01:19:26.202 --> 01:19:29.203 can be useful in the ultimate accounting. 01:19:29.205 --> 01:19:33.474 It is a highly-motivating spectacle for the indolent, 01:19:33.476 --> 01:19:36.778 let alone the mutinous. 01:19:36.780 --> 01:19:38.412 Yes, fair enough, but... 01:19:38.414 --> 01:19:41.482 some calculations can never truly be made. 01:19:41.484 --> 01:19:45.018 Now, there you are wrong, Captain. 01:19:45.020 --> 01:19:46.487 Any question that cannot 01:19:46.489 --> 01:19:49.659 be calculated is not worth the asking. 01:19:51.661 --> 01:19:54.495 Ah. Here is our baker. 01:19:54.497 --> 01:19:58.932 Uh, bring the clafoutis in... in here, Cookie. 01:19:58.934 --> 01:20:01.103 Show the captain. 01:20:18.220 --> 01:20:22.389 Indeed, it is a fine-looking cake, Mister... 01:20:22.391 --> 01:20:24.793 Figowitz. 01:20:24.795 --> 01:20:28.863 And what brought you to the Oregon Territory, Mr. Figowitz? 01:20:28.865 --> 01:20:32.166 Oh, chance. 01:20:32.168 --> 01:20:34.034 I hired on with a trapping company. 01:20:34.036 --> 01:20:38.172 - Ah, Ashley's men. - No, a lesser crew. 01:20:38.174 --> 01:20:40.441 They're trapping out the whole map. 01:20:40.443 --> 01:20:42.342 There won't be any pelts here much longer. 01:20:42.344 --> 01:20:46.616 I disagree. The beaver here are endless. 01:20:47.950 --> 01:20:51.585 Smart animals, the beaver. 01:20:51.587 --> 01:20:54.823 When I got here, the beaver were everywhere, 01:20:54.825 --> 01:20:56.724 whole cities of beaver 01:20:56.726 --> 01:20:59.193 living like people in row houses in New York. 01:21:02.965 --> 01:21:04.364 Well, in any case, 01:21:04.366 --> 01:21:05.966 the fashions are changing in Paris. 01:21:05.968 --> 01:21:10.370 The beaver hat is on the wane. 01:21:10.372 --> 01:21:13.173 The... The Chinese market remains strong. 01:21:13.175 --> 01:21:15.008 Beaver will always find a home. 01:21:15.010 --> 01:21:17.645 It is too beautiful, too supple. 01:21:17.647 --> 01:21:19.848 Hmm. Mm. 01:21:19.850 --> 01:21:21.683 Ah. 01:21:21.685 --> 01:21:25.219 Wh-What he's saying is that the men in Paris 01:21:25.221 --> 01:21:28.989 favor new hats this season. 01:21:28.991 --> 01:21:32.059 They no longer want beaver fur. 01:21:40.169 --> 01:21:42.236 But... But I'm saying to him 01:21:42.238 --> 01:21:46.743 that the beaver here will last forever. 01:22:25.080 --> 01:22:26.648 He's saying he doesn't understand 01:22:26.650 --> 01:22:28.348 why the white men hunt so much beaver 01:22:28.350 --> 01:22:30.250 and never eat the tail. 01:22:30.252 --> 01:22:33.153 - The tail is delicious. - Huh. 01:22:33.155 --> 01:22:34.656 Well, maybe I will. 01:22:34.658 --> 01:22:36.791 I'm sick to death of salmon already. 01:22:41.330 --> 01:22:43.063 You can tell him that. 01:22:43.065 --> 01:22:46.133 Ah, here we are. 01:22:46.135 --> 01:22:51.574 Chinese black tea, very subtle. 01:22:54.176 --> 01:22:55.612 Uh, cream? 01:23:01.383 --> 01:23:03.851 Enjoy the cream, Captain. 01:23:03.853 --> 01:23:05.586 My cow gives so little. 01:23:05.588 --> 01:23:08.322 She's a lonely girl, I fear. 01:23:08.324 --> 01:23:11.258 - You have a cow? - Yes. She's only been here 01:23:11.260 --> 01:23:14.328 for a month or so, sans husband, I'm afraid. 01:23:14.330 --> 01:23:17.399 I'm hoping to find her a mate within the year. 01:23:20.469 --> 01:23:23.838 Would you like to see her? 01:23:23.840 --> 01:23:25.675 Let... Let's take a walk. 01:23:26.876 --> 01:23:28.310 Shall we? 01:24:04.047 --> 01:24:06.714 Tell me, Captain, 01:24:06.716 --> 01:24:10.785 what are the fashions in Paris this year? 01:24:10.787 --> 01:24:12.586 Hmm... 01:24:12.588 --> 01:24:16.891 The ladies are moving away from the Empire silhouette this year. 01:24:16.893 --> 01:24:22.864 They're favoring fuller skirts and, uh, visible corseting. 01:24:22.866 --> 01:24:26.600 For the men, broad shoulders and puffed sleeves, 01:24:26.602 --> 01:24:28.736 trousers for smart day wear, 01:24:28.738 --> 01:24:32.539 britches and cordon in the country. 01:24:32.541 --> 01:24:36.711 As for colors, canary yellow and turkey red 01:24:36.713 --> 01:24:39.479 are the colors Du jour. 01:24:39.481 --> 01:24:42.382 History moves so quickly in Paris. 01:24:42.384 --> 01:24:45.019 So quickly, it wears itself out. 01:24:45.021 --> 01:24:48.188 It never reaches here at all. 01:25:14.884 --> 01:25:17.752 She seems well enough. 01:25:17.754 --> 01:25:19.654 Yes. 01:25:19.656 --> 01:25:23.523 And yet she barely produces a thing. 01:25:23.525 --> 01:25:27.527 - What's her provenance? - Oh, she's of a good line, 01:25:27.529 --> 01:25:32.200 half Alderney and half from Froment Du Leon 01:25:32.202 --> 01:25:34.068 from the province of Brittany. 01:25:49.284 --> 01:25:54.023 She's a very fine cow. 01:26:04.134 --> 01:26:08.568 Froment Du Leon from the province of Brittany. 01:26:08.570 --> 01:26:12.339 The cow has got better breeding than I do. 01:26:12.341 --> 01:26:14.309 A royal cow. 01:26:17.614 --> 01:26:19.916 Maybe we should halt for a while. 01:26:23.519 --> 01:26:28.923 I think the Captain sensed something. 01:26:28.925 --> 01:26:31.692 Hm. Now is our time. 01:26:31.694 --> 01:26:33.728 Another cow is on the way. And more cows after that. 01:26:33.730 --> 01:26:37.765 - And Chief Factor is... - Is a fool. 01:26:37.767 --> 01:26:41.334 He misses everything right under his nose. 01:26:41.336 --> 01:26:45.072 Paris this, London that. 01:26:45.074 --> 01:26:46.341 What kind of woman is he? 01:26:50.780 --> 01:26:56.050 Men like us, Cookie, we have to make our own way. 01:26:56.052 --> 01:27:01.622 There are no Empire silhouettes or colors Du jour for us. 01:27:01.624 --> 01:27:04.593 We have to take what we can when the taking is good. 01:27:09.766 --> 01:27:11.100 I know. 01:27:14.070 --> 01:27:15.402 We'll sell a little longer, 01:27:15.404 --> 01:27:17.406 and then we'll make our way south. 01:27:21.611 --> 01:27:24.781 We haven't even begun, Cookie. 01:30:35.938 --> 01:30:38.608 Psst, psst, psst, psst, psst! 01:30:42.712 --> 01:30:44.779 Come on back. 01:30:44.781 --> 01:30:48.581 Come on back, you stupid cat! 01:30:48.583 --> 01:30:50.319 Inside, before you get me in trouble. 01:31:15.545 --> 01:31:17.044 Aah! 01:31:31.527 --> 01:31:33.294 Are you all right? 01:31:33.296 --> 01:31:37.597 Mm. 01:31:37.599 --> 01:31:40.167 - Can you move? - Yeah. Yeah. 01:31:40.169 --> 01:31:41.737 We got to go. 01:31:44.907 --> 01:31:46.073 Something... Someone in the meadow! 01:31:46.075 --> 01:31:47.708 - What? - Attackers all around! 01:31:47.710 --> 01:31:49.577 - What? - I woke the house! Get dressed. 01:31:49.579 --> 01:31:51.347 Hurry! 01:32:06.762 --> 01:32:08.865 God's sake, Thomas! 01:32:11.200 --> 01:32:13.035 You there! 01:33:11.694 --> 01:33:16.399 It would appear that someone has been milking your cow. 01:33:27.543 --> 01:33:33.849 Figowitz, the Chinaman. 01:33:38.321 --> 01:33:40.223 Figowitz! 01:33:49.832 --> 01:33:51.767 No, no. Not home. 01:34:30.006 --> 01:34:32.873 Which way? 01:34:32.875 --> 01:34:35.175 The deer path is up back up over there, 01:34:35.177 --> 01:34:37.978 - but the river path is... - Stealing my milk. 01:34:37.980 --> 01:34:39.480 I'll kill him! 01:34:39.482 --> 01:34:41.248 Shh! Do you hear that? 01:34:41.250 --> 01:34:43.519 What's that? What's that? 01:35:20.456 --> 01:35:24.191 There's one crossing the river, sir! 01:35:24.193 --> 01:35:26.493 We'll overtake him on foot! 01:35:26.495 --> 01:35:28.062 Use the path downriver! 01:35:28.064 --> 01:35:31.167 Lloyd, you hurry on, and we'll... we'll follow! 01:35:32.835 --> 01:35:34.503 Yes, sir! 01:37:10.366 --> 01:37:12.499 Lehayim. 01:37:12.501 --> 01:37:13.701 Lehayim. 01:37:13.703 --> 01:37:17.072 I-Is this your canoe? I need to go downriver. 01:38:04.921 --> 01:38:08.288 Din-din-din. 01:38:08.290 --> 01:38:10.023 Ding-a-ling-a-ling? 01:38:10.025 --> 01:38:11.992 Mm. 01:39:45.354 --> 01:39:48.390 I need to find my friend. 01:40:15.150 --> 01:40:17.186 And also know where I am. 01:45:03.405 --> 01:45:07.375 - Not even northwest. - Ah, over here? 01:45:07.377 --> 01:45:09.679 - He's probably got a mustache. - Huh? 01:45:50.353 --> 01:45:52.485 Aye, Johnny Hart. 01:45:52.487 --> 01:45:54.689 Ha! 01:45:56.225 --> 01:45:59.093 The home is totally abandoned, that one. 01:45:59.095 --> 01:46:02.196 Heart, heart like a red beating heart? 01:46:02.198 --> 01:46:05.833 No, like, uh, Hart like a deer. 01:46:05.835 --> 01:46:08.336 Aye. 01:46:08.338 --> 01:46:11.005 Jon Hart... 01:46:11.007 --> 01:46:13.975 a cheater by any spelling. 01:46:13.977 --> 01:46:17.577 I've skunked him every game, regardless. 01:46:17.579 --> 01:46:20.381 He's not a worthy opponent. 01:46:20.383 --> 01:46:24.318 He prefers to discard just one card to the crib. 01:46:24.320 --> 01:46:28.956 - One card? - Aye. Abysmal. 01:46:32.228 --> 01:46:34.996 It's an archaic rule, 01:46:34.998 --> 01:46:40.935 but he prefers the old ways. 01:46:40.937 --> 01:46:42.436 Aye. 01:46:42.438 --> 01:46:47.008 The guy a poor adversary is on John Suckling's noble game. 01:46:47.010 --> 01:46:49.877 Cribbage players are in short supply in this hemisphere. 01:46:49.879 --> 01:46:50.978 Aye. 01:46:50.980 --> 01:46:53.683 I've suffered for it daily. 01:51:35.031 --> 01:51:39.466 Thought you were gone. 01:51:39.468 --> 01:51:42.071 I thought you were gone. 01:51:53.316 --> 01:51:54.917 You're hurt? 01:51:58.689 --> 01:52:00.289 Uh... 01:52:04.193 --> 01:52:08.028 It's not good here, Cookie. 01:52:08.030 --> 01:52:10.066 It's not safe. 01:52:12.435 --> 01:52:13.969 We have to go. 01:52:15.271 --> 01:52:17.373 Get away from here. 01:52:24.947 --> 01:52:27.049 We'll tell our stories later. 01:52:29.018 --> 01:52:31.318 That's quite a scratch on your head. 01:52:31.320 --> 01:52:33.688 We'll clean it when we rest. 01:52:33.690 --> 01:52:35.625 How about that? 01:53:19.969 --> 01:53:22.771 There's a port at the mouth of the river. 01:53:22.773 --> 01:53:25.139 We will go downstream and catch the first clipper south. 01:53:25.141 --> 01:53:27.009 How about that? 01:53:37.953 --> 01:53:40.624 Why is a baker like a beggar? 01:53:44.360 --> 01:53:46.861 Why? 01:53:46.863 --> 01:53:48.863 They both need bread. 01:53:51.668 --> 01:53:54.268 You'll make it. 01:53:54.270 --> 01:53:57.171 You just need to stay on your feet. 01:55:41.711 --> 01:55:46.814 This is, uh, a good place to rest. 01:55:46.816 --> 01:55:49.118 No one can see us here. 01:55:55.457 --> 01:55:59.761 You lie there on the needles, 01:55:59.763 --> 01:56:01.796 and I'll keep first watch. 01:57:05.061 --> 01:57:08.630 We'll go soon. 01:57:08.632 --> 01:57:10.199 I've got you. 01:57:10.223 --> 01:57:30.223 Telegram Channel and Instagram Page .:: @bollbolljan_com ::.