:24:00
But I can eat twice more.
- Get out of here! And send me Andrés!
:24:07
Hola, Inglés.
:24:09
How are you and the Republic?
- Good.
:24:12
Both good.
- I'm happy.
:24:16
What did that Gypsy say about me?
- He said you were much woman.
:24:20
And I'd say he's right.
:24:24
And what did you say to the girl,
before I came out? - Nothing.
:24:28
I saw how she was from seeing you.
- I only joked with her. - Jokes?
:24:33
Listen to me, Inglés.
She's young, not hardened as we are.
:24:38
And she's had a bad time.
You understand?
:24:42
Yes, I guess so.
- I'm worried about her.
:24:46
When do you leave here?
- In three days. If I'm still alive.
:24:50
What made you say that?
That never brings luck.
:24:54
Let me see your hand.
:24:59
Well?
- Nothing.
:25:03
I saw nothing. What do you come for?
Blow another train?
:25:08
No, a bridge.
- All the better.
:25:10
Now we have horses.
Let's blow all the bridges and go!
:25:13
I'm sick of this place. We are rotting
here because there's no fighting.
:25:18
Only watching Pablo get drunk.
This life is ruining him.
:25:23
What did you see in my hand?
- I saw nothing.
:25:26
Yes, you did.
:25:29
I'm only curious. I don't believe
in it. - In what do you believe?
:25:34
In my work.
- I saw that. - What else?
:25:37
Nothing else.
:25:40
The bridge is very difficult?
- No. It is important.
:25:43
But it can be very difficult?
- Yes.
:25:46
I'm going to look it over again.
How many men have you got here?
:25:50
Five. The Gypsy is worthless,
although his intentions are good.
:25:54
Pablo, I no longer trust.
:25:59
Thanks. I like your way of speaking.
- I try to speak frankly.