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Or, after three more centuries,
turn the tables on their owners?
:51:08
How?
:51:10
They became alert to the concept of slavery.
:51:14
And, as their numbers grew, to slavery's
antidote which, of course, is unity.
:51:20
At first, they began
assembling in small groups.
:51:23
They learned the art of
corporate and militant action.
:51:28
They learned to refuse.
:51:30
At first, theyjust grunted their refusal.
:51:35
But then, on an historic day,
which is commemorated by my species
:51:39
and fully documented in the sacred scrolls,
:51:42
there came Aldo.
:51:44
He did not grunt. He articulated.
:51:49
He spoke a word which had been spoken to
him time without number by humans.
:51:55
He said...
:51:58
''No.''
:52:08
So that's how it all started.
:52:12
Clip one, please.
:52:15
Where we come from, apes talk.
:52:19
Humans are dumb.
:52:21
You recognize your husband's
words to the commission?
:52:24
Yes.
:52:25
So humans were dumb. Were they happy?
:52:30
Clip two.
:52:31
As to humans, l've dissec...
:52:34
l've examined thousands ofthem,
:52:36
and, untilnow, l've only discovered
two who could talk in mylife.
:52:40
Why did you change words
in the middle ofthe sentence?
:52:44
Repeat first three seconds of clip two.
:52:47
As to humans, l've dissec...
:52:50
l've examined...
:52:52
- What was the word you didn't finish?
- l can't remember.
:52:55
Play the loop.
:52:58
- Complete the word, monkey!
- l told you...