:28:02
And the wine.
:28:05
Yeah, that's something we'd really miss,
Reg, if the Romans left.
:28:08
Public baths.
And it's safe to walk
in the streets at night.
:28:12
Yeah, they certainly keep order.
They're the only ones who could
in a place like this.
:28:17
All right, but apart from
the sanitation, the medicine,
:28:20
education, wine, public order,
irrigation, roads,
:28:23
the fresh water system
and public health,
:28:26
what have the Romans
ever done for us?
:28:29
Brought peace.
Oh, peace! Shut up!
:28:44
I'm a poor man.
My sight is poor.
:28:46
My legs are old and bent.
:28:48
It's all right, Matthias.
:28:50
It's all clear.
:29:00
Well, where's Reg?
:29:02
Oh, Reg. Reg, Judith.
:29:05
What went wrong?
The first blow has been struck.
:29:09
Did he finish the slogan?
A hundred times,
:29:12
in letters ten foot high,
all the way around the palace.
:29:16
Oh, great. Great.
:29:19
We We need doers
in our movement, Brian,
:29:22
but before you join us, know this:
:29:24
There is not one of us who
would not gladly suffer death...
:29:27
to rid this country of
the Romans once and for all.
:29:29
Oh, yeah, there's one.
:29:33
But otherwise, we're solid.
Are you with us?
:29:35
Yes.
:29:37
From now on you shall be called
"Brian that is called Brian".
:29:42
Tell him about the raid
on Pilate's palace, Francis.
:29:45
Right.
This is the plan.
:29:48
Now, this is the palace
on Caesar's Square.
:29:50
Our commando unit will approach
from Fish Street under cover of night...
:29:53
and make our way
to the northwestern main drain.
:29:57
If questioned, we are sewage workers
on our way to a conference.