:50:01
Egypt is in my blood.
:50:03
You see, my father...
:50:06
...was a very, very famous explorer.
:50:09
He loved Egypt so much...
:50:12
...he married my mother,
who was an Egyptian...
:50:15
...and quite an adventurer herself.
:50:19
l get your father, and l get your mother...
:50:22
...and...
:50:24
...l get him, but....
:50:27
What are you doing here?
:50:30
l may not be...
:50:33
...an explorer...
:50:35
...or an adventurer...
:50:37
...or a treasure seeker, or a gunfighter...
:50:40
...Mr. O'Connell...
:50:43
...but l am proud of what l am.
:50:48
And what is that?
:50:50
l...
:50:53
...am a librarian.
:51:00
And l am going to kiss you...
:51:02
...Mr. O'Connell.
:51:03
Call me Rick.
:51:09
Oh, Rick.
:51:47
-There is a curse upon this chest.
-Curse, my ass.
:51:49
-Who cares?
-Have a care, Mr. Henderson.
:51:52
On these hallowed grounds,
that set forth in ancient times...
:51:55
-...is as strong today as it was then.
-We understand.
:51:58
What's it say?