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00:00Iron and Gold
00:06Two friends had left home to find their way in the world
00:10and see what they could become.
00:15John, I'm headed for the city.
00:18I'm headed over those mountains to the land beyond.
00:23Then we meet here at this spot in ten years
00:30and see what we've made of ourselves.
00:33Ten years it is. Good luck. Good luck.
00:37The friends parted ways and ten summers went by.
00:41Finally, it was the day when they were to meet.
00:45John was the first to arrive.
00:53John? Patrick?
01:01Oh, this is quite an entourage you got there.
01:06Ahem, ahem, ahem.
01:08May I introduce his lordship, Sir Patrick Sullivan?
01:13His lordship?
01:15Enough, Henry. I'll take it from here.
01:17John, I'm the chief treasurer of the kingdom.
01:21Your royalty now?
01:22A member of the king's court, yes.
01:24Oh, I knew you would make it big.
01:27And what about you?
01:28What did you find beyond the mountains?
01:30My passion, playing with fire.
01:33I'm a blacksmith.
01:35Come on, I brought a picnic lunch.
01:39But only for you, not your entourage.
01:42Believe me, I am famished.
01:44Henry, why don't you head back to the city now?
01:48Yo, coach, leave a horse here.
01:50But, but, Henry, leave.
01:54Yes, yes, your lordship.
02:02Mmm, potatoes cooked in their jackets with butter?
02:06Oh, how I have missed this.
02:09Huh, I'm sure they serve you much more interesting things in the palace.
02:13John, your hands?
02:16What would you expect?
02:18You handle gold and silver and gems all day, while I handle coal and iron and fire all day.
02:24My hands have to be like this.
02:26You know, why don't you come back with me to my place for a few days, and then I can come back to yours.
02:33Let's really see the kind of life each of us is leading.
02:36Let's say, hmm, but is it okay for a commoner like me to stay with a royal nobleman like you?
02:42Why not?
02:44Come on.
02:45I need to pack some stuff, so I'll have you picked up tomorrow morning.
02:49What say?
02:50Done.
02:59What is wrong with his lordship?
03:03Excuse me?
03:03Excuse me?
03:11Sorry, what?
03:15His lordship sent me to...
03:17Oh, yes, of course.
03:19Give me a few minutes.
03:20Excuse me?
03:22Excuse me?
03:23Excuse me?
03:24Excuse me?
03:25Excuse me?
03:26Excuse me?
03:27Excuse me?
03:28Excuse me?
03:29Excuse me?
03:30Excuse me?
03:31Excuse me?
03:32Excuse me?
03:33Who?
03:35What?
03:37The carriage for you?
03:39Sure.
03:49Exactly how many carriages does Patrick have?
03:52His lordship, if you please.
03:54He is a very important man.
03:57His lordship it is.
03:58His lordship is paid 15,000 gold coins a month.
04:04Enough to not just buy your entire village, but also to renovate it 12 times over.
04:10Okay.
04:11My friend is a rich man.
04:12A very important man.
04:14And one of the richest in the entire kingdom, sir.
04:18Please, call me John.
04:19Here we are.
04:26His lordship's mansion.
04:32Oh, um, welcome, sir.
04:35Sir John, his lordship had to rush to the royal palace.
04:40In the meanwhile, we have orders to make you comfortable.
04:43This way, sir.
04:45Uh, these handles are pure gold.
04:54Uh, these handles are pure gold.
05:08Which perfume would you prefer, sir?
05:10Uh, rose, lavender, rosemary, citrus.
05:17Uh, citrus?
05:19Certainly.
05:24Hot towels, sir.
05:27We didn't know what you would like, so we have a choice of teas.
05:35Hot as well as iced, lemonade and juices if you will, cakes, pies, exotic cookies and sandwiches.
05:43What may we serve you, sir?
05:46I haven't seen so much food in my life.
05:50What would you like, sir?
05:52Thank you, eh?
05:53I shall serve myself.
05:55John, I am so sorry.
06:00We just got this message about a trade delegation from the kingdom of Rotterville coming the day after.
06:06What is that?
06:07Is it for me?
06:09It's, it's nothing.
06:17You made this?
06:18Yes, some wrought iron art, but it won't go with all the gold and crystal here.
06:25It will go very well in my office.
06:26It's beautiful.
06:27I could do with some tea.
06:29Let's eat.
06:31Your Lordship, Lady Riva asked you to have a look at this.
06:36She said His Highness wants your opinion on this by morning.
06:40Let me see.
06:41Oh, you know what?
06:45Henry, call everyone for a meeting in my office in one hour.
06:50John, I, I'll have to, the future of our kingdom depends on this trade agreement.
06:58I know.
06:59Go on.
06:59This is His Lordship's private brook.
07:07He had it specially made.
07:09This brook, this hillock is exactly how we had it in our village.
07:14It is a real engineering marvel to recreate nature like that.
07:18And very expensive, too.
07:20He loved to swim.
07:21He must be having quite a blast here.
07:24He hardly gets time.
07:25He is a very important man.
07:30Some fruit?
07:31What fruits are these?
07:33I've never seen them before.
07:35They are all from foreign countries.
07:38Gifts they send me every now and then.
07:40My favorite is this one, with honey and cream.
07:43Tonight we have a banquet in honor of the trade delegation arriving this afternoon.
07:47You have to come.
07:48I don't even have a suit I can wear.
07:51Henry?
07:52We'll be taken care of.
07:54Breakfast?
07:55I have to be at the palace in ten minutes.
07:58I'll see you in the evening.
08:04Make sure the suit is a perfect fit.
08:07And while they take your measurements, sir,
08:09why don't you look at these designs and fabrics?
08:14Silk, velvet, satin, gold buttons, diamonds, rubies.
08:20Whatever you wish.
08:22You get to pick gems?
08:27Just like that?
08:29His lordship loves a combination of amber and gold.
08:34Whatever Mr. Taylor likes.
08:37Our king never fails to dazzle.
08:44Sparkle and dazzle.
08:45Yes, but no time to eat, sleep, or swim.
08:49What a life.
08:49I thought all this luxury made life easy, but it doesn't, does it?
08:53It's almost as if his responsibilities take his luxuries away.
08:57I'm so proud of him.
08:58Your highness, John, my childhood friend.
09:16Oh, which department do you serve?
09:19Sir, I am not a government officer.
09:24I'm a blacksmith.
09:26Very important profession, John.
09:29Glad you could make it.
09:30In fact, once this delegation goes, maybe we could all have breakfast together?
09:36Certainly, your highness.
09:37If I thought there was no further luxury possible, your king really dazzled me.
09:44Breakfast aboard a ship three miles out in the sea, prepared by ten chefs from ten different countries?
09:52But what I can't wait for is potatoes and butter.
09:55I would love to see what your life is like.
09:57Ready?
09:59Oh, come on.
10:01To my humble home beyond the mountains.
10:03Here, how about you spending the afternoon sleeping here while I take care of some work?
10:18I can ask for a proper bed for you, your lordship.
10:22You have no idea what a perfect bed this is.
10:25Now go away and let me sleep.
10:33John, how did this hammer break?
10:40What kind of work is this?
10:45This is not the one I made for you.
10:48Of course it is.
10:50All my stuff has my mark.
10:52This one doesn't.
10:53Plus, I can feel it.
10:55Ugh.
10:56This one is my brother's.
10:58He cannot afford to buy a new one.
11:00Sorry.
11:01Tell him not to worry.
11:03I'll make one for him.
11:04I can't pay.
11:07Just never again raise doubts on my work.
11:10Okay?
11:11I'll have this hammer ready by this time tomorrow.
11:14Patrick, you're soaked.
11:16Come here by the fire.
11:20I had the best sleep in a long, long time.
11:23What's for dinner?
11:24I have scent for your chefs, sir.
11:28John, what are we having?
11:29I'm famished.
11:31Froth bread with cream cheese and onions with potatoes cooked in butter.
11:36I want to make some pie, but there was too much pending work.
11:40Mr. Henry, would you please join?
11:42I'd rather not.
11:45Come on, Henry.
11:46Join us.
11:47This is a vacation.
11:49I'll get that.
11:50Hey, hi, Eva.
11:59Our kettle is broken, and I cannot make tea for father.
12:04And father has a cold.
12:06You know what?
12:12You take mine for now, and I shall have yours repaired by morning, okay?
12:18And here, I'll put in some broth for him, too.
12:22Okay.
12:24Run along now.
12:30Sorry, bro.
12:31I started eating.
12:32This is so good.
12:39John.
12:40John.
12:40Coming for a swim.
12:42Sure.
12:44Hey, John.
12:45Where have you been, man?
12:46Work was getting impossible.
12:48Thanks to you, I'm way behind.
12:50What's up?
12:52I saw it.
12:52So wobbly.
12:54Repair it.
12:54I have to finish those cabinets by tomorrow.
12:58I'll do it.
12:59And make me a fresh batch of size two nails, please.
13:02Five hundred for now.
13:03I'll pay you when I get paid in a few days.
13:06Better get on it, John.
13:08Done.
13:09You go on for that swim, brother.
13:11I want to see you work.
13:13And anything I can do to help?
13:15I don't know.
13:16Can you fill this trowel?
13:20I don't know.