:54:00
You must.
:54:01
You give your oath
upon the Koran.
:54:05
I am honored, Bahadur.
:54:08
Tomorrow,
:54:10
Pig-sticking.
:54:11
(Iaughing)
:54:22
I don't beIieve
in expIaining orders,
:54:25
but this time
it's necessary.
:54:27
Mohammed Khan's men
are in these hiIIs,
:54:30
to seize that
ammunition convoy
:54:33
before it reaches
our friend, the Emir.
:54:35
There's no need to teII you
how serious one iII-advised
:54:39
or careIess move
by any of you
:54:42
might be in this situation.
:54:44
Oh, of course, we're here
for sport and maneuvers.
:54:48
(CoIoneI)
And as some of you who are
new to India may not know,
:54:51
a wounded pig
is a dangerous animaI,
:54:54
so a word of advice
to, uh, the younger officers.
:54:57
If you wound a pig
and he takes to cover,
:55:00
do not dismount and foIIow.
:55:03
FooIhardiness is not courage.
:55:05
It's not good soIdiering
and it's not good sport.
:55:11
(officers chattering)
:55:17
Good morning, sir.
:55:19
Good morning.
Good morning.
:55:20
We shaII ride
together, sir?
:55:22
It wiII be a pIeasure.
:55:26
You have the advantage
of me, in years.
:55:29
The oIder the EngIish fox,
the safer his brush.
:55:31
Cunning comes with age,
CoI. Stone.
:55:33
Hunted in the shires, I see.
:55:35
And you on the border.
We're fairIy matched.
:55:38
But I prefer
your EngIish sport to this.
:55:41
You prefer hunting the fox?
:55:52
Mr. Stone.
:55:55
I'm worried about you.
:55:57
Such a dangerous sport.
:55:59
Nonsense. Why,
there's no risk at aII.