:24:00
- Get a rifle.
- A rifle? But I don't...
:24:02
Mr Chard? Mr Chard?
:24:05
- Commissary Dalton, is it?
- That is correct.
:24:08
- You've just asked this man...
- To pour the soup on the fires.
:24:12
See that he does it. All these bags
of maize inside the perimeter.
:24:15
I don't want these tents
providing cover for the enemy.
:24:18
Does he know what it's like to make
soup for 100 men in this heat?
:24:23
Don't distress yourself, dear fellow.
There's your own officer.
:24:28
- Go and speak with him.
- Yes, sir.
:24:32
Chard?
:24:36
This is Adendorff,
Natal Native Contingent.
:24:39
From Isandhlwana.
Bromhead, 24th Foot.
:24:43
You've come from there?
:24:47
Alright, man, is it true?
:24:51
Beg your pardon, sir.
About the soup, sir.
:24:56
What about the soup?
:24:59
This gentleman, sir,
said to put it on the fire.
:25:03
- He did?
- We have thatched roofs here.
:25:06
No need to make the Zulus
a present of fire.
:25:12
Yes.
:25:14
Then get on with it.
:25:15
- There's a good fellow.
- Am I to take a rifle, too, sir?
:25:20
The entire column.
:25:24
- It's damned impossible. 800 men?
- 1,200 men.
:25:27
There were 400 native levies also.
:25:30
Damn the levies.
More cowardly blacks.
:25:34
What the hell do you mean,
cowardly blacks?
:25:37
They died on your side.
:25:38
Who do you think is coming
to wipe out your command,
:25:42
the Grenadier Guards?
:25:46
What the deuce is the matter
with him?
:25:49
- Adendorff? Are you staying?
- Is there anywhere else to go?
:25:55
Talk to our levies, will you?
Tell them whose side they're on.