1:19:00
just to examine the situation,
of course.
1:19:16
Señor Alfonso Van Worden?
1:19:18
Some ill-mannered thugs
await you over there.
1:19:23
The Inquisition?
1:19:24
Yes.
1:19:26
Why should the Inquisition
be here?
1:19:28
They didn't recognize
you weren't Van Worden?
1:19:31
They probably didn't,
if they held me up.
1:19:34
That's what logic
would dictate.
1:19:40
And what now?
1:19:41
You will ride to my castle,
señor, a few miles away.
1:19:45
You have a castle
in the neighborhood?
1:19:48
You didn't mention it.
1:19:50
It just proves
the beauty of modesty.
1:19:53
What if they find me?
1:19:54
They cannot enter my castle.
We'll take the shortest route.
1:19:57
If I too could take advantage
of your hospitality,
1:20:00
I could hope for
a quiet night.
1:20:02
Knowing the señor cabalist,
I know he won't refuse shelter.
1:20:07
Yes, of course.
1:20:08
Thank you.
1:20:09
I will have time to reconsider
1:20:12
everything that's
happened to me.
1:20:13
That could drive
an inexperienced person insane.
1:20:17
The human mind is ready
to accept anything,
1:20:19
if it is used knowingly.
1:20:35
End of Part One
1:20:46
The Saragossa Manuscript,
Part Two