Elephant Walk
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:12:02
- Why did you say that?
- I don't know.

:12:06
It's just that he looks so fierce.
And he made you look fierce.

:12:21
Why did your father choose
this particular spot to build on?

:12:25
He liked it.
:12:26
- It was a big risk, wasn't it?
- He liked risks.

:12:30
- What's that, John?
- Come on, darling.

:12:32
What is it?
:12:35
That's his grave.
:12:39
You mean your father's buried right here?
:12:41
Why not? That's where he wanted it,
and he always got his way.

:12:48
- Come on, darling. You must be tired.
- Am I asking too many questions?

:12:52
Inquiring little head...
:12:54
you ask as many questions as you like.
But not now, later. Come on.

:13:00
Master, Mr. Carver requests
your presence in the factory.

:13:03
All right, Appuhamy.
:13:04
Appuhamy, tell the groom boys
to have my horse at the door.

:13:07
Yes, master.
:13:10
Carver's my assistant. He's a nice chap.
You'll meet him tonight.

:13:14
Is there going to be a party?
:13:16
No, just the usual Saturday night crowd.
Friends and neighbors.

:13:23
- Here you are. I hope you like it.
- It's beautiful.

:13:28
The Governor built it as a bridal chamber
before he went to England to meet Mother.

:13:31
- Before he met her?
- Yes.

:13:34
He thought it was time to have an heir,
so he went to England to find a wife.

:13:40
He must have expected a very large wife.
:13:43
The horse is saddled, master.
:13:45
- Do you mind if I go down to the factory?
- I may get lost.

:13:51
I'll find you again.
Appuhamy looks after you from now on.


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