:53:04
Heart.
:53:07
The Force, Frederic.
:53:08
Remember the Force.
:53:23
- Did I teach you that?
- No, I saw it in a movie.
:53:27
Listen, you two...
:53:29
Oh, men. Kill him now
and you'll never hear his secret.
:53:34
Secret? What secret?
:53:36
Very good.
:53:39
Your deed of apprenticeship.
:53:45
The fine print. Your date of birth?
:53:48
- February 29, 1856.
- A leap year.
:53:50
- I don't get it.
- You were apprenticed to us...
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- Till my 21st year.
- No.
:53:54
Until your 21st birthday.
Leap years are every four years.
:53:58
Going by birthdays,
you're still only five and a quarter.
:54:02
- What?
- I merely make you aware of it.
:54:05
I leave the rest to your sense of duty.
:54:08
Yes, duty.
:54:11
Duty and honor are all I have.
:54:14
That's the one good thing you taught me.
:54:17
So whatever it costs me, I will do my duty.
:54:21
Good lad.
:54:23
Then I guess I must tell you.
:54:24
General Stanley, Mabel's father...
:54:27
he's got your treasure hidden here.
:54:32
And he's raising an army
to slaughter you. Us.
:54:35
A fight? Us? Splendid!
:54:38
Nobody loves a stoolie.
:54:40
Love? Oh, my God. Mabel.
:54:42
Give me an hour to say farewell forever.
:54:45
An hour? When I was your age,
I could say farewell three times in an hour.
:54:50
But not forever.
We're taking the ladies with us.
:54:53
What? Mabel would rather die.
:54:55
That can be arranged.
We march on the castle tonight!
:54:59
They are doomed!