:50:00
Now look, Dudley, you--
:50:01
You're supposed to take me up
on my challenge...
:50:03
by showing me how daring you are.
:50:05
Let's try it once again,
shall we?
:50:07
l am evil!
:50:09
Now do not dare cross that line!
:50:12
l am evil!
:50:14
Evil!
:50:18
Well, what? You said
l'm not supposed to cross the line!
:50:20
But you're supposed to cross the line.
:50:22
Now, let's try it again.
:50:24
Okay, now, do not dare...
:50:26
cross the line of death.
:50:29
l am evil! l am evil!
:50:35
- What did you do that for?
- 'Cause l'm evil.
:50:39
l can't help it.
Sorry.
:50:41
...eight, nine, ten.
:50:44
Trust.
:50:46
The hero trusts.
:50:47
Now, l will throw some stones
at you--
:50:49
missing intentionally, of course--
:50:51
and you will not flinch
as they whiz...
:50:54
past your head,
because you trust me.
:50:57
- l trust you, master.
- Good!
:51:02
Sorry-- but that was very good.
You trusted me.
:51:04
Okay?
:51:09
Perfect! You didn't flinch at all.
:51:12
Just one more, okay?
:51:19
Excellent, absolutely!
:51:21
Trust is your middle name.
:51:26
A little less moaning would be good.
:51:28
The final test-- instinct.
:51:31
You will fight me
without benefit of eyesight.
:51:34
You will block my every blow...
:51:37
because you can see
without your eyes.
:51:39
You can hear without your ears.
:51:41
- You can speak without your tongue.
- Yes, master.
:51:44
l said ''without your tongue.''
:51:46
Now, your sword is your stick.
:51:49
The stick is your defense.
:51:52
Prepare to defeat me.
:51:54
Are you ready?
:51:58
Very good, indeed!
The hopping-foot defense.