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items here, so I'm going to offer...
a hundred, which is very generous.
Well, let's just say
I'm in a generous mood today.
A thousand or no deal.
Have you lost your mind, boy?
I make you a generous offer-
too generous-
and you insult me
with fanciful nonsense.
Tell the Thief Lord to send the boat boy
or the hornet girl next time...
if he wants to continue doing business
with Ernesto Barbarossa.
I'm the Thief Lord's
official negotiator now.
300 for the lot.
Most of it's rubbish.
Eight.
Four.
- Seven.
- 475.
687 and a half.
You're a clever lad...
so...
I'm going to give you...
That's the last time I let you
treat me like a child.
[Doorbell Jingles]
One more thing.
[Chuckles]
A client of mine is looking
for someone who will-
Shall we say, procure
a certain item for him?
If he's sick, why doesn't he
go to the doctor?
He's looking for someone
who'll steal something for him.
Is that clear enough
for your mucky ears?
And tell the Thief Lord...
that there's big money
in it for him.
Mmm? Mmm, mmm, mmm.
Stop it. It tickles.
Just a little more.
[Laughs]
You need to stay
in bed for a bit.
Where were you goin'? And what would you
have done if Scipio hadn't picked you up?
I think we could've managed it.
Prop's very brave,
and I'm good at cheering him up...
so we make a good team.
We all take care of each other here.
All of us are orphans too.
I'm not an orphan! My dad went away
in a ship, and he hasn't come back here...
but he thinks of me all the time.
- That's what he keeps telling us.
- It's true!
One day, I'll sail all over the world,
and I'll find him!
- I believe you, Mosca.
- [Chuckles]
Prosper, Scipio will never
let anyone sell his loot ever again.
Boy, we never dare talk
Yeah, well, those things
Prosper, come back!
Prosper, come back.
I've got to get some of this.
Look at all this stuff.
Let's celebrate, Prop.
We should get the money
back to the others first.
Excuse me, son.
Your name's Prosper, isn't it?
[Grunts]
Whoo-hoo! Take that, furry face!
[Groans]
Hey, come back!
What's the matter?
Victor?
Ciao, Victor.
You can't fool me
with that mustache.
Oh, excuse me, Ida, but I'm on a case.
I can't talk now.
Oh, hope I didn't ruin anything.
Suits you though.
- [Clattering]
- [Ida Gasps] Oh, I'm so sorry.
Why are you running?
- [Prosper] That man knew my name.
- So what?
So what?
- [Panting]
- Okay. Cool it. So what if he knew your name?
- I think he's trying to get me.
- I think you were trying to nick our money.
Yeah, and leave
my brother behind?
- All that cash- I thought
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