Weeping for a Bandit Page #3
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- 1964
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We should be leaving, Sotillo.
We won't leave until the fire is out.
Will this heal him?
Let him rest for a few days.
He must not move. He is strong,
and he will be well soon.
May the Cross spare us from evil.
May the Cross spare us from evil.
Where are we, Antonio?
A friend will let you
stay here for a few days.
It seems that the worst is already over.
Where are the other men?
We'll join them when we can.
One day I will be able to
repay you for this, Antonio.
Who is Mara?
The old woman said you must not move!
What do you know about Mara?
You have been mentioning her
They have killed One-Eyed.
This is for the wine.
What are you looking for, Father?
These men need my assistance.
I'm afraid you got the wrong
information. These men are dead.
But then...?
Father! Confession! I want to confess!
Confess me, Father! Confess me!
- Let go of that!
- Stop! Stand up!
- Stop, Sotillo!
- Let go of me!
That's enough! From now on, I am in command!
There are two more men in the inn. Antonio
and I will take care of them. Let's go!
Corporal! Sergeant! Freeze!
Don't move! Don't move!
- Gypsy!
- What?
Go inside! Inside!
Inside, quickly!
Halt!
Halt!
At your orders, Lieutenant.
I have orders to escort
the Mail carriage to Cabra.
You may return to Blmez
My men will relieve yours.
Yes, Sir. Anything else, Sir?
That's all, thank you. One of
you, go to the coachman's seat.
It's Antonio! Come and
let's talk, old pal.
Here is El Sotillo, as well.
What are you doing here?
He is now our boss. By the way, he
came to the mountains looking for you...
and now he is our leader.
Hey, Montes, bring us some wine.
Since I went to Cordoba, I
keep hearing about all of you.
An inn, a mail carriage...
too many things for so few men.
You said you came to the
mountains looking for me?
I ran into some trouble in the village.
Then I went to La Zalema and
Juan Zebrin told me look for you.
What happened to El Lutos?
He died. Same as Jimnez.
An One-Eyed as well.
Yeah, what a massacre.
El Lutos was looking for trouble.
Well, what do you all want from me?
You are just a few. Mind
you, a few good friends are
worth much more than a
larger group with no unity.
We came here looking for a few men.
We have something to offer in exchange.
You are starting to stand
out quickly. Too quickly
to boss and put on airs
the way you are doing.
And I thought that El Lutos
was no longer an animal...
Don't be in a hurry. We'll talk later.
He deserves to be in charge,
Lero. He is quite smart...
cold blood, he is brave,
and we don't risk much...
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