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00:00The End
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01:47They were here. The tracks are fresh.
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02:09I don't see them.
02:10If you could, it'd be too late.
02:12Come on.
02:14Hey, uh, Galen can't keep up.
02:17His tail's dragging.
02:18Well, look, chimps do not have tails.
02:22Yeah, and I'm all right.
02:23Yeah, sure you are. You're Iron Man.
02:25Excuse me, Iron E.
02:26And Michigan's a great running back.
02:28That was a while ago.
02:29Like, about 2,000 years, give or take a century.
02:31Well, let's move on.
02:32There's no telling how close to work this way now.
02:34Try to make that forest before dark.
02:36Coming, Mother.
02:37Sack time, huh?
02:47Oh, let's check in here. I'm ready.
02:52No way, baby.
02:54This is our chance to get clear.
02:57We know what direction we're going in. They don't.
02:58There's nothing in any direction. What difference does it make?
02:59You can tell direction by that. I mean, without the stars.
03:00Yeah, it's called a compass, Galen.
03:02That needle always points north.
03:03And that cloud cover is a big break.
03:04We're called as men won't know what direction they're going in, so they'll go in circles.
03:09We can go straight on.
03:10Compass?
03:11Yeah.
03:12Oh, let's check in here. I'm ready.
03:13No way, baby.
03:14This is our chance to get clear.
03:15We know what direction we're going in. They don't.
03:16There's nothing in any direction. What difference does it make?
03:17You can tell direction by that. I mean, without the stars.
03:18Yeah, it's called a compass, Galen.
03:21That needle always points north.
03:23And that cloud cover is a big break.
03:26Or cause men won't know what direction they're going in, so they'll go in circles.
03:30We can go straight on.
03:31Compass?
03:33Is it witchcraft?
03:35Witchcraft? No.
03:36It's handicraft. I made it.
03:38Hey, next handicraft class, make me a trail bike. Twin jet.
03:41You got it. Come on.
04:00Through here. They've been this way.
04:19Clouds. Blasted clouds.
04:22Forbidden to travel without the stars.
04:25Nothing's forbidden when you ride for Urko.
04:27Then how come the spirits have pulled our horses' tails in a circle?
04:31All right. All right!
04:33We'll camp here. Make a fire.
04:36And stand watch and see if it chases the clouds.
04:39If not, we're going on until we catch them.
04:45Why don't I buy that nice little bar in Jersey City?
04:48Come on. Come on. We're following the, uh, uh, handicraft. Come on!
04:53Hey, Gatlin, heads up!
04:54Take it easy. It's rough in there.
04:59Gatlin!
05:00Gatlin!
05:07Take it easy, Gatlin!
05:09Don't move. Don't move.
05:10Take it away.
05:11I still can't trust it.
05:13Tourniquet, hurry.
05:15I'm sorry.
05:20Hey, don't worry about it.
05:22I always make tourniquets for my friends.
05:25That's it. Take it easy, Gatlin.
05:27We have to stop this bleeding first.
05:29It's gonna be.
05:35It was dark.
05:36I fell!
05:38No kidding.
05:39Next time, wait for the lights to change.
05:44We gotta keep moving. We're sitting ducks.
05:47Hey, wait a minute.
05:49What is it?
05:50It's a farm.
05:52It looks isolated.
05:53This could be it, Pete.
05:58Show me a couple of the nice smelly old tractors in its home sweet home.
06:04All right, settle up.
06:06Let's move out.
06:07Let's move out.
06:24I'm beat.
06:25I don't care if this farmer doesn't have a daughter.
06:26Anybody in there?
06:42Anybody inside?
06:44You get away from here. Now!
06:47I'm warning you.
06:48We have cubs and corn knives.
06:49Look, we need help.
06:50Our friend's been hurt.
06:52We don't help humans.
06:53Uh.
06:55Oh...
06:56Oh!
06:58Oh, oh!
06:59Oh!
07:01Oh!
07:03Oh!
07:04Oh!
07:06Oh!
07:08Oh!
07:11Caw!
07:12Oh.
07:14Oh!
07:17Oh!
07:18Oh!
07:19Oh!
07:20Oh!
07:21Oh!
07:22Oh dear. He's terrible.
07:27He needs help.
07:29Wait. Who are you?
07:31My name is Galen. These are my friends.
07:35His tired friends.
07:37You're their prisoner. They captured you.
07:40No. No, no. Please help us.
07:43Are you rich? They're your bonded humans, right?
07:47No.
07:49Hey, put that thing away and help him, will you?
07:55Now, look. We're no danger to you.
07:58Get him inside. I'll see what I can do.
08:01Ask your questions later. Can't you see he needs help?
08:05Don't direct me, wife.
08:08I'd already made up my mind.
08:12Now, not you two.
08:15Anto and I will carry you.
08:18You two can wait in the barn.
08:20And don't touch anything or don't steal anything.
08:23Or I'll put the patrol on you.
08:25You just take care of him.
08:48Oh, man. I could sleep standing up.
08:57Leave a wake-up call for February.
08:59What year?
09:00What year?
09:13Oh! Hey!
09:14Get up!
09:15All right. Take it easy, Sarge. I didn't even hear a reveling.
09:17Thanks for working this up.
09:19Why did you sleep so close to the cow?
09:21Well, if she doesn't object, why should we?
09:23Look, we're not gonna hurt you, Kyle.
09:25Oh, humans are a curse to cows. Everyone knows that.
09:28Live and learn.
09:31Five years I've waited for a bull calf.
09:34My own ox to start my own farm.
09:37And nothing but female calves.
09:40Heifers for the landlord.
09:42All right. Put the stabber down, pal. This could be your lucky year.
09:45Hey, no, wait a minute. Wait a minute. I don't understand.
09:47Oh, you understand.
09:49When a son becomes of age, he has to wait for a bull calf to be born
09:52before he can start his own farm.
09:54Five years I've waited.
09:58And the signs were against me.
10:00Nothing but female calves.
10:02This year, I knew the signs were right.
10:06Until you came.
10:11You hear? You're a bad omen.
10:17If you've put a curse on her, I may kill you.
10:22Hey, no, wait a minute.
10:23Remove the curse. Go away today.
10:26Hey, you two.
10:28Neil is asking to see you. He's awake.
10:32Wait.
10:35It's bad enough having humans in the house.
10:39But wash first.
10:44There's a smell about you.
10:54Well, nobody's perfect.
10:58You know, you really are wonderful.
11:00I feel so much better. Have you done this before?
11:03Oh, I once trained to be a nurse.
11:04Oh.
11:05Until I met Polar.
11:07The city ain't no place to raise a family.
11:10Or even visit.
11:12Someday.
11:13Always the same answer.
11:15Anton needs his bull calf.
11:17Remus hardly out of rompers.
11:19And Julia hasn't even sought out a husband.
11:22Daddy.
11:23You won't be able to stand on this for some time.
11:25How long?
11:26Oh, several days at least.
11:29I can't have those humans around here. It's dangerous.
11:32They've been known to kill cows. Just for the meat.
11:35Burden and Burke are not going to kill your cows.
11:38Where are they from? Those humans?
11:41Look, you simply must let them stay.
11:45They'll work for their keep.
11:47Work? Of course they'll work. That's what they're for.
11:50Well?
11:51I'll see.
11:52He means well.
11:53You'll see.
11:55Oh.
11:56Did you send for my friends?
11:58How can you keep calling them friends?
11:59Mmm.
12:00I'll see.
12:01I'll see.
12:02I'll see.
12:03He means well.
12:04You'll see.
12:06Oh.
12:13Did you send for my friends?
12:15How can you keep calling them friends?
12:18Mmm.
12:19I think we're going to have to stand inspection.
12:32Uh, you ready?
12:34Uh...
12:37Oh, uh, I made up my mind.
12:40You can stay until your friend is well or able to walk.
12:45No!
12:46You heard my decision.
12:48All right.
12:50But the cow is my say.
12:53They stay away from the cow.
12:59Uh, he's right about that.
13:01The cow is his say until the calf is born.
13:06Anything you say.
13:07But you'll work.
13:09Every day.
13:10Just as though I could afford you.
13:13You got a deal.
13:14Just as though I owned you.
13:17I get one of them.
13:19One of them's mine.
13:21You'll see.
13:28I'm out of patrol.
13:29Are you sure you're not escape-bonded slaves?
13:31No.
13:32I give you my word.
13:33We are free humans.
13:34You will work for me.
13:35Yes, yes.
13:36All right.
13:37Go in the back and hide.
13:38I'll talk to you.
13:39Yes?
13:40I'm looking for escaped-bonded slaves.
13:41Have you seen any?
13:42Humans?
13:43Of course humans.
13:44What else?
13:45We know nothing of bonded humans.
13:46We're just four tenant farmers.
13:47Yes.
13:48We can't help you.
13:49If you see any, report immediately.
13:50Failure to do so carries a severe penalty.
13:51I understand.
13:52Are you dumb?
13:53Do you understand?
13:54Yes, I understand.
13:55If you see a stray human, report it once.
14:01Oh, yes.
14:02Your name?
14:03Ola.
14:04Yes, we can't help you.
14:05If you see any, report immediately.
14:07Failure to do so carries a severe penalty.
14:10I understand.
14:12Are you dumb? Do you understand?
14:15Yes, I understand.
14:17If you see a stray human, report it once.
14:22Oh, yes.
14:24Your name?
14:25Hola.
14:34I wonder if there's a reward.
14:39Didn't look like one of Urko's men.
14:41Don't kid yourself.
14:43He's some kind of a local patrol,
14:45but they're all Urko's men.
14:49Don't tell me your troubles.
14:51We got enough of our own.
15:04Rocks, there's no end to them.
15:06The earth seems to keep breathing them up.
15:10How do you know?
15:12Listen, I lifted half the rocks in Jackson County
15:14when I was aboard.
15:15You keep talking strange.
15:17There's no such place.
15:20There was.
15:22It's a bad field.
15:23But we need it.
15:25Every foot.
15:27Well, it's going to get worse every year
15:28if you keep plowing like that.
15:29What?
15:31Come here, I'll show you.
15:34Hey, look.
15:38Every time you plow up and down a hill
15:40the way you're doing there,
15:42whenever it rains,
15:43it's going to wash off more of your topsoil.
15:46And gullies are going to start to form.
15:48And they'll get deeper and deeper.
15:50And they steal your land
15:51because you have to work around them.
15:54Playing in mud?
15:56But if you plow around the hill instead, like this...
16:00You see?
16:06Then when it rains,
16:07the furrows hold the water.
16:09It won't run off with your rich topsoil.
16:11And there are no gullies, see?
16:13Look, Anto, it's true.
16:15It's foolishness.
16:16Now, everyone knows that plowing down the hill
16:18gives the ox rest from plowing up it.
16:21Foolishness.
16:22Where did you learn this?
16:23Well, my family owned a farm when I was young.
16:30We'll plow around, like he says.
16:32Well, then he'll plow around,
16:34because I'll have no part in it.
16:36Don't mind him.
16:37He's worried about the bull calf.
16:38Nothing else on his mind.
16:43You lied, didn't you?
16:45No, no, you'll see.
16:46Take the ox.
16:46About your family owning a farm.
16:49Only apes ever own farms.
16:51Then only the rich ones
16:53who have friends in the government.
17:01No, no, no, stop!
17:06I ordered you to stop.
17:08What's your problem, boss?
17:09That's the wrong kind of fence.
17:11Well, you show me a bale of barbed wire,
17:13I'll build you a proper one,
17:14but right now, this is the best I can do.
17:16Pools.
17:17Set up and down.
17:19Stuck in the ground, like...
17:20Like these.
17:21Come on, Remus.
17:22You knock yourself out
17:23putting up a stick fence like this,
17:25and then the first time
17:25old Bessie rubs against it,
17:27it falls in.
17:28And you take a nice rail fence,
17:30like this.
17:32Locked tight.
17:32Bull strong.
17:34Lasts your lifetime.
17:35And, uh, it's pleasing on the eye.
17:37Fences never last long.
17:39They're not supposed to.
17:40Yeah, that's where you're wrong, Lieutenant.
17:42I'm not wrong.
17:43I'm in charge.
17:45Uh, this kind of fence grows on you.
17:47And, uh, say you want to move it.
17:49Uh, Polar wants it over there, say.
17:51All you gotta do is take it apart
17:52and put it back together again.
17:53Is that right?
17:54Would I lie to a nice ape like you?
17:59Hmm.
18:01Hmm.
18:03I've decided.
18:05It's a good job.
18:07Thank you, boss.
18:07Back to work.
18:11Yeah.
18:14Who taught you to build a fence like that?
18:17Abraham Lincoln.
18:18I'd like to meet him.
18:20So would I, master.
18:21So would I.
18:28Point is, you let them get away.
18:31You could not follow them at night, sir.
18:33The clouds.
18:34Burden, Burke, and that traitor Galen.
18:38I suppose they can see through the clouds to the stars.
18:43Hmm.
18:46How long?
18:48Four days.
18:49Hard ride, sir.
18:53This is all farm country.
18:55Tenant farms.
18:57A few plantations.
18:58Yes, sir.
19:00They could steal horses.
19:02It's death for a peasant or a human to ride a horse there, sir.
19:05Yes, I know that.
19:09But you find your way back again.
19:12Yes.
19:13But it will be slow.
19:15The weather is covering the stars again.
19:17Then the gods will guide us.
19:20These humans are dangerous.
19:23They stir up trouble.
19:26They think they're as good as we are.
19:28Make an ox.
19:50Pitch hay into the barn.
19:52Now isn't that enough to convince you he's not right in the mind?
19:55Wait.
19:56Watch.
19:58Okay.
19:59Ready.
20:00Work is meant to be work, and hay is meant to be pitched by the forkful.
20:05Drive the ox ahead.
20:06Go ahead.
20:07Ho there.
20:08Ho.
20:08Oh, that's good.
20:23Hey, that's very, very good.
20:26That's not bad for a guy who doesn't have all his marbles, right?
20:29Show me how to make the trick work.
20:31Sure, it's easy.
20:32Now, you saw.
20:33Now, that's better than forking a whole load full of hay.
20:35Hey.
20:35You see, she must have already eaten some hay that fell in here from that evil device.
20:57She's dying.
20:58I know it.
21:02They're a curse.
21:03I told you.
21:04I told you it's a strong argument.
21:06How soon is she expected the calf?
21:08Three weeks.
21:09Three weeks, I think.
21:11Well, I think your calendar's a little off.
21:13More like two or three days.
21:15She'll be off her feed for a while, that's all.
21:18It's a lie!
21:20Throw them all out now or she'll die.
21:22Your cow is not going to die, Anto.
21:24Look, we can't leave here until Galen's able to walk.
21:27By that time, your cow will be a happy mother and we'll be on our way.
21:30No, I'm the eldest.
21:32The cow is in my charge.
21:34Have we shown you anything evil yet?
21:39Well, tell me, Polar.
21:40If we have, then send us away.
21:42The farm seems to profit from them.
21:44You can stay.
21:46But if anything happens to the cow, as Anto fears, your fate will be up to him.
21:50Now, what good will that do?
21:51Enough!
21:51Then it'll be too late.
22:01Maybe not.
22:16Where's Anto?
22:18I think he has some things to work out of his mind.
22:24Remus, I thought you were shelling corn for seed.
22:27I am.
22:28Burke should be doing it.
22:29Hey, come on, have a heart.
22:30We didn't discuss coffee breaks, but it's part of the deal.
22:33Remus will shell the corn.
22:35It's the job of the youngest son to prepare the seed.
22:41Well, here, I always use the best ears for seed, not the smallest.
22:46Did you hear that?
22:48The best ears are for feed and flower.
22:51The little ears are for seed.
22:53Oh, oh, I see.
22:55Well, then I guess it's the bad spirits that have been making the stocks in the field smaller and smaller every year.
23:03Burton used to be a farmer when he was young.
23:05Not much of a farmer.
23:07Wasting big corn on seed.
23:10Well, tell me something, Remus.
23:12Do you expect to be big and strong like your father someday?
23:17Of course.
23:19Well, that's because polar is good seed.
23:22Now, if your father were small and weak, then you probably wouldn't grow big enough to handle a calf, let alone an ox.
23:28See, every year, if you use the biggest, best ears for seed, then your crop will get bigger and bigger.
23:39It will.
23:40I promise you.
23:41You know, I can remember sitting around a fire or something like this with my own son and telling him the same thing.
23:53Chris, I wonder how he is.
24:03I wonder what.
24:19Is something the matter?
24:23Well, they have feelings, too.
24:28Just like us.
24:31Now, you hush.
24:38Why are you so interested in a runaway, bonded human?
24:41You couldn't afford to buy one.
24:43I just wondered if there was a reward for helping you find one or two.
24:47Reward?
24:48Why?
24:49Do you know where some are?
24:50I thought maybe you could tell me what they look like.
24:53All humans look alike.
24:54You know that.
24:56Maybe I'd go hunting for them if it'd pay enough to buy a new bull calf.
25:00You farmers are all the same.
25:02You want to get paid for doing your duty?
25:04There's no reward.
25:06Now, move on.
25:07Unless you want to be arrested for loitering around horses.
25:10The returning of slaves should be worth something.
25:15Who is that?
25:21Some backcountry farmer.
25:23Thinks we ought to be giving a bounty on humans this year.
25:26You look familiar.
25:27I've seen him before.
25:28In the past few days.
25:30Yes.
25:32Yes.
25:34Polar's farm.
25:36He was looking for bounty, you say.
25:39Perhaps Polar's farm needs to be watched more closely.
25:43She'll die.
26:12Then what'll I do?
26:16Wait for another heifer to freshen?
26:17Another three, four years?
26:19The burden says she'll be all right.
26:22He's turned your mind with clever talking tricks.
26:26This cow is dying from their curse.
26:30She started dying the day they walked in here carrying that human love of Galen.
26:34I'll have a talk with them.
26:39Galen can stand.
26:41I've seen him.
26:44They're staying.
26:46So the cow will die, I tell you.
26:49Humans burn the flesh and eat it.
26:51You've heard tell of that.
26:54You say Galen can stand?
26:56You say Galen can't stand.
26:59Hello.
27:00Hello.
27:01Oh.
27:02It's not too much at one time.
27:04Molly says you'll break open the wound.
27:06Oh, no, no.
27:07The pain has turned to itching now.
27:09That's very good.
27:10Won't Burton and Bert be surprised when I just walk right in on them?
27:12Not quite yet.
27:13Why?
27:14Well, I mean, well, I don't quite understand you anyway.
27:21I mean, you must have come from a good family.
27:24Well.
27:25Now you're running with humans who have filled your mind with mad ideas.
27:30They're not mad ideas.
27:33And I can't tell you any more, so you just stop asking, huh?
27:36Why don't you just let them go on?
27:38Well, you see, um, I can't.
27:45And that is just another way of asking exactly the same question.
27:49She's just like a female.
27:51I thought you might never notice.
27:59Well, you see?
28:01What did I tell you?
28:01It's what kind of goes, and then it's one of these, what, Burton?
28:06Tell them what you're, no, wait.
28:08I remember.
28:09It's our very own windy mill.
28:13A windmill?
28:14Well, that's what I said.
28:16Isn't it wonderful?
28:17What good is it?
28:19This is the power unit to your irrigation system, Polar.
28:22I don't understand.
28:23Well, when, uh, Burton finishes with the wheel, it goes up there.
28:26And the wind makes a turn.
28:28And then we pump the water out of the ground and out there onto that dry field where you need it.
28:32You see?
28:33Making oxen lift hay that should be pitched.
28:35And now conjuring up the wind to make water pour where it shouldn't.
28:39It's unnatural.
28:41No wonder the cow is dying.
28:43Tell them!
28:44Anto says he's seen your friend Galen stand.
28:51If this is so, you must go.
28:54It's true.
28:55He can stand.
28:57They can't go now.
28:58Not until they finish.
29:00So I can stay at work.
29:01It's not for you to say.
29:02The youngest has no say.
29:04I do have a say.
29:05I have a say.
29:07Anto's only worried about a bull calf.
29:10Wait till your time comes to worry.
29:12Please!
29:13Stay!
29:14Leave!
29:14Stay!
29:15Go!
29:15My mistake was being a father.
29:17Do what you want!
29:18Now on!
29:19I just live here!
29:21That Anto is not one of my favorite apes.
29:24Yeah, he could be trouble.
29:27That mounted patrol was looking for escaped laborers,
29:29but he didn't look too fussy about who he picked up.
29:32See?
29:40The gods have been with us.
29:42We've made excellent time.
29:43Yes, sir, but the horses, they need rest.
29:46We ride!
29:49I stood for several minutes today without this.
29:52What's the big secret?
29:53I thought we were friends.
29:55I wanted to surprise you.
29:57Well, lovable Anto is chomping at the bit to get us out of here.
30:00Apes do not chomp at bits.
30:04Oh, I'm sorry.
30:06He's anxious.
30:07Better.
30:08And I think we'd better accommodate him.
30:11He could turn us in.
30:12Maybe we ought to help out that cow,
30:14give her a dose of Epsom salts and get this thing moving.
30:16Look, if that calf isn't a bull,
30:18then we could be in bigger trouble.
30:19If that cow dies, Anto is entitled to kill you.
30:23Well, I'm glad he knows his rights.
30:25Just give me a couple more days.
30:27I'm healing fast.
30:28We could carry you again, Galen.
30:32But the minute we leave here,
30:34Orko's going to pick up our trail.
30:36If we could get a hold of some horses.
30:38Uh-uh.
30:39I take it this isn't horse country, huh?
30:41No, uh, only landed apes and police are allowed to have horses.
30:45Farmers have to walk or ride oxen or cows.
30:49Nice arrangement.
30:50Keep them poor and busy.
30:51Well, then that's it.
30:53We're stuck.
30:55All right, we sit it out.
30:56See whether Galen here or that cow makes it first.
31:00I can hardly wait.
31:01I don't mind being a peasant just so long as I have all the conveniences of the rich.
31:15Well, even the rich don't have showers in this world.
31:18But as long as you're adding conveniences,
31:19maybe tomorrow you can put in the hot water.
31:22Huh.
31:22How about a massage parlor, a sauna bath, and a gym?
31:25Will that make you happy?
31:26Yeah, we're openers.
31:27Huh.
31:28Huh.
31:29Huh.
31:42Huh.
31:43Huh.
31:45Whoa.
31:45Huh.
31:51Huh.
31:55Huh.
31:55Huh.
31:56It's our time, the tolling of the bell.
32:26She's dying, she's dying.
32:42Trouble, Doc?
32:44If I can remember what the vet used to do, try hard.
32:47I got a feeling we don't want to lose this patient.
32:51Anton.
32:52Anton, look.
32:53Anton, now look. Listen to me.
32:55Your cow is having a premature birth.
32:58She's suffering because the calf is turned.
33:00Do you understand me?
33:02Do you?
33:08You... you've done this.
33:11Wait. The cow is not dead.
33:13You can't claim a life yet.
33:15Look, Anton, the cow doesn't need to die.
33:17I can help. The calf has got to be turned around.
33:20Oh, no. You've worked your last trick here.
33:24When she dies, you die.
33:26Anton, stop.
33:28Oh, come on in, you human lover, and see what you've done.
33:32Blame me, then.
33:33It's my wound that brought us here.
33:35We'll leave. We'll all leave now.
33:37Yeah, I'm packed and ready, I'll tell you that.
33:40Anton, there's nothing they can do.
33:43No one will leave until this is all over one way or another.
33:50Toll the bell, Remus.
33:52It's probably too late.
33:54But toll the bell.
34:22Paula, talk sense to her.
34:25Say the word, not commit a clipping penalty that'll get us the 15 yards.
34:28What are you saying?
34:29I'm talking about a five-legged race with Galen.
34:31No way.
34:32I've missed Ben who's with the cow.
34:34Speak so I can understand.
34:35We're six inches from becoming shish kebab, buddy.
34:37Let the cow find another doctor.
34:39Anton, there's nothing they can do.
34:42You're right.
34:43Because if they try anything, I will kill them.
34:46All of them.
34:47Anton, I can help the cow live.
34:50I've seen doctors do it a dozen times.
34:53No.
34:55Polar, do you want your cow to die?
34:57At birthing time, the fate of the cow is in the hands of the oldest son.
35:00I have no say.
35:01Who says you have no say?
35:03Those are old words passed down for so long from my father's fathers.
35:07We don't even know if they're right.
35:08Be still.
35:09Don't say such things in front of the young ones.
35:11No, I won't be still.
35:12It's Jillian, Remus, and I'm thinking of.
35:15Anton, listen.
35:17You have seen these humans.
35:19Show us how to stop the rain from washing the hills away.
35:23And you have seen them create cropland from dry fields.
35:27Please, Anton.
35:29You want that calf.
35:31And the bell asked that it be a bull.
35:34Let him help you.
35:36No.
35:37You won't touch the cow.
35:39Give me a reading on the odds.
35:40You sure you know what you're doing?
35:42No.
35:43But I know that cow will die if she doesn't get help.
35:46Remus, do you trust me?
35:48Just play along.
35:49I like the odds better your way.
35:51I'll get ready to operate.
35:52Doc.
35:53Oh, God, boy!
35:54All right, Anton.
35:55I got a knife.
35:56Now, you drop the fork.
35:57Your baby brother's never gonna live to see your baby full-born.
36:00He's not fooling.
36:01Anton, please do what he says.
36:02You heard him.
36:03Drop the fork.
36:04Anton!
36:05Anton!
36:11Anton!
36:12Do as he says!
36:24If you want it to be a bull, ring the bell.
36:29You won't get away.
36:32Because when this is over, if I don't kill you, the police will.
36:36Because I won't lie to them again.
36:38Okay, sweetheart, I'm gonna do my best for you.
37:03I want you to do your best for me.
37:05Nice work, Remus.
37:09We make a heck of a team.
37:11Well, can I go watch?
37:14You go watch.
37:19I get a little queasy in operating rooms.
37:22You can tell me all about it later, though.
37:24I have not too much detail.
37:25Go ahead.
37:26You think he can do it?
37:27Instruct a cow in the birthing of a calf?
37:40Well, he's made a needle that can see directions, even on a cloudy night.
37:45Yes.
37:46I would think that he could direct a baby calf into the world.
37:49Hmm.
37:50What's the score?
37:51It's worse than I thought.
37:52What's the score?
37:53It's worse than I thought.
37:55Well, how bad is that?
37:56It's about twice as bad.
38:01Just a quiet little bar in Jersey City.
38:05A little bell over the door.
38:06A little bell over the door.
38:07What's the score?
38:08What's the score?
38:09What's the score?
38:10It's worse than I thought.
38:11Well, how bad is that?
38:12It's about twice as bad.
38:13Just a quiet little bar in Jersey City.
38:18A little bell over the door.
38:43Mounted patrol.
38:44Some outpost.
38:46Sir, I'm her call. Headquarters.
38:50Sir.
38:51The horses are lathered. For what reason?
38:54Escaped bonded humans, sir.
38:55Patrol here thinks she spotted them in her farm near here.
38:57Standing under a stream of water.
38:59How far?
39:00We're almost there, sir.
39:01We're hunting two escaped humans and a defector, enemies of the state.
39:06Sir, I doubt if there's...
39:07If there are any doubts, I will have them after we have a look.
39:11Yes, sir.
39:12Lead the way.
39:16Neighbory.
39:18Bummer.
39:19Venble.
39:20Tzztzt.
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39:28Feschineadzt.
39:31Erin!
39:33Jaca.
39:34starch.
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39:38ΡΠ°ΡΠΏ yumt'jΓ€lptΓtmopsγ shortly.
39:41HοΏ½eliho!
39:43Hawk Π½Π°ι .
39:45Anto, come have a look. You hit a jackpot.
39:51Twin bulls straight across.
40:15When you said twice as bad, you're a genius.
40:25I'll never knock a farm boy again.
40:28Twins.
40:32Two bulls, Anto.
40:34That bell ringing really did the trick.
40:45Police. Police. All kinds of police.
40:48High. Up there.
40:49Quick, outside. Anto, come on.
40:58Polar, that's Polar.
41:00Why do you come riding through here?
41:02You make enough thunder to shake the turnips in the ground.
41:05Shut up, female.
41:06You're hiding and escape bonded humans, Polar.
41:09No, that's a lie. He was here before.
41:12Silence.
41:13He was standing over there under that thing.
41:17One of them was standing under there and in a kind of rain.
41:29What's so funny, farmer?
41:31You won't laugh with Polar hanging on the end of a rope.
41:34It was me. He saw me.
41:43We're a poor farm family.
41:45Would you deny us what little fun we can make for ourselves?
41:49Now, look. See?
41:51See?
41:55I make the family laugh.
42:04Like a human, see?
42:06And then I walk around like a straight-knit goose.
42:10Like a human, see?
42:21I'm gonna have some meat.
42:22I'm gonna have some meat.
42:23And I'm gonna cook it good.
42:25Ah!
42:26Did you see?
42:28This is what he saw.
42:33My room for taking my makeup off.
42:39Search the barn.
42:40Eyes that deceive once can deceive twice.
42:45Ha-ha! Ooh!
42:48Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha!
42:50Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha!
42:53Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha!
42:55Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha!
42:57Search the barn.
42:59Eyes that deceive once can deceive twice.
43:15A clown, eh?
43:18Let's see.
43:45No humans here, sir.
43:47Two brand new cabs.
43:49They would have been eaten if there were humans around.
43:56Demote that patrol. He's made fools of authority.
43:58Yes, sir.
44:15Burden, I'm sorry for how I acted to you in there.
44:26I just couldn't believe.
44:28Thank you very much.
44:30Anto, I saw what you did out here,
44:32and, uh, if I hadn't seen it myself,
44:35I wouldn't have believed that either.
44:38I'd say we were about even.
44:40Will you show me what I must do
44:42just in-just in case some day when you're not here?
44:45Just ask me, Anto.
44:46I know.
44:47I'll watch the whole thing.
44:49Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha.
44:54I put some bread in there.
44:58Oh, thank you, Xanties.
45:00Be careful of your leg.
45:02I don't want you to come back here
45:05laying around for...
45:07for me to wait on.
45:09Oh?
45:10Where will you go?
45:11Well, we don't really know.
45:14West always seemed like a good direction.
45:16Maybe we'll try it again.
45:18Thank you, Verdon.
45:20I'll never forget you.
45:22It'll be a long time before I forget you, too, Anthony.
45:29I named the bulls.
45:31One Burke, the other Verdon.
45:33Hey, well, just watch the heifers around the one named Burke.
45:37Bye.
45:44Bye-bye.
45:45Bye.
45:46Hello.
46:03What is this?
46:04A windmill.
46:06Where does it come from?
46:08I made it.
46:10He's a very bright boy.
46:12If you were a bright old farmer, you'd keep him at work in the fields,
46:15not building these toys to play in the wind.
46:23Next spring, we'll plant that new field they made for us.
46:27Good, rich earth.
46:29And we'll plant the best seed.
46:31Like Verdon said, huh?
46:33Yes, we'll try it.
46:35The best seed this time.
46:39Uh, if there's no objection, I think we should go that way.
46:42Does this matter?
46:43Everywhere we go, there's apes.
46:45Yeah?
46:46Some good, some bad.
46:48Come on.
46:49Some bad.
46:50Come on.
46:51Come on.
46:52THE END
47:22THE END