:17:02
Or at least to lose gracefully.
:17:16
- Greetings, Hermes.
- Greetings, my lord Zeus.
:17:20
- There seems to be a piece missing.
- Perhaps l can help.
:17:32
Welcome to Olympus, Jason.
:17:40
Jason comes to Mount Olympus
at last.
:17:45
No man calls upon the gods
unless he wants something.
:17:49
We arranged for you to come here.
:17:52
l didn't believe that mortals
could ask the help of the gods.
:17:57
- Much less visit them.
- At least you're honest.
:18:02
Which is more than l can say about
most mortals. What do you want?
:18:08
- A ship? A crew?
- No, those l can find myself.
:18:14
- What will you use instead of gold?
- The hearts of men.
:18:19
l'm Hera,
your protector on this voyage.
:18:24
But Zeus has decreed a limit to
the number of times l may help you.
:18:28
Don't speak. l know what you'll ask.
:18:32
Does the golden fleece exist,
and where is it?
:18:36
- That's two questions.
- l shall only give one answer.
:18:41
- Search the land of Colchis.
- Then it does exist.
:18:47
But Colchis is the end of the world.
No Greek has sailed there.
:18:52
Now that you heard that, are you
so sure that you won't need my help?
:18:58
Think carefully. l offered him
a ship. A ship and a crew.