:33:00
Desert thieves!
:33:05
We drew this water.
:33:07
Out of the way, girl!
:33:09
This is the well
of Jethro, our father.
:33:12
You have no right here.
:33:14
Our goats don't know
your father.
:33:16
Jethro's mark is on the well.
:33:19
They can't read, either.
:33:20
Nor can we!
:33:21
He is the sheik of Midian.
:33:23
Then let him breed sons
to guard it, not daughters.
:33:27
Get your hands off her!
:33:30
Drive them away!
:33:42
Let them be first
:33:43
whose hands
have drawn the water.
:33:45
The stranger is wise...
:33:46
The stranger is wise...
:33:48
and strong.
:33:49
Drive back your goats
until the sheep are watered.
:33:53
All right, all right.
:34:10
We should draw water for you
:34:12
and wash the desert dust
from your feet.
:34:15
Yes! Here's fresh water!
:34:17
I have soapweed.
:34:18
Let me first
remove his sandals.
:34:21
Never did a lost sheep
have so many shepherds.
:34:25
We have no towels.
:34:26
My veil will serve.
:34:28
Here. Let me pour the water.
:34:31
Am I to be bathed or drowned?
:34:34
I'll hold it for you.
:34:36
Is it true
:34:37
that Egyptian girls
paint their eyes?
:34:39
Yes, but very few have eyes
as beautiful as yours.
:34:46
And who...
who is the brave one
:34:49
who stood against
the Amalekites?
:34:51
Oh, that's Sephora.
She's the oldest.
:34:56
Since you
have already divided
:34:58
the stranger among you,
:34:59
I will ask
a welcome for him