Amistad
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the savages broke loose
their collars,

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and stole onto the deck
like creatures of prey.

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They fell upon the unsuspecting crew
with these sabres and cane knives...

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- I cannot overstate...
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Have you
figured out who he is?

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An advisor of some kind.
Perhaps theirs.

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..they mutilated at least one...
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- What about him?
- The simple cook, a Creole...

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- Their own kind.
- Theirs maybe.

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But for Senors Ruiz and Montes,
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who steered the Amistad
to these shores

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under constant threat of like fate,
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we might never have heard of
this massacre, this bloodbath.

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But for their bravery, these villains
would have escaped justice.

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But they've not. They've not.
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And Dung-Scraper?
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I have a horrible feeling
he talks for us.

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Do you know the difference
between a cow and a cabbage?

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A brick and a bear?
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Or how about...
a polecat and a president?

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The Spanish government hopes you
don't have much more sense than that.

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This case isn't about murder,
mayhem or massacres.

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It's not about anything
that dramatic.

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This case is about knowing the
difference between here and there.

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I want to show you something.

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