Ali Baba And The Forty Thieves
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BAGHDAD-IN THE DAYS
O Mighty Khan.
The city is ours.
And the Caliph?
We have searched all Baghdad.
The Caliph has escaped.
Find him!
Every day until he dies,
a hundred of his subjects
will be tortured.
BY ORDER OF HULAGU KHAN, RULER OF ALL
THE MONGOLS AND CONQUEROR OF BAGHDAD
O Mighty Caliph.
O Defender of the Faithful,
praise be to Allah
that you have come safely
through Mongol lines.
My defeat is heavy upon me, Cassim.
The very stones of Baghdad
cry out for vengeance.
Tell me, where have you
taken my son?
Ali is safely hidden
in my own house.
Then let us go quickly.
With him I go to Basra
You go up against the Mongols
a second time?
They are powerful
enemies, my Lord.
Well do I know their power,
but I swear to you, Cassim,
by the power that
Allah has invested in me,
I will avenge my men
who died this day.
My Lord, perhaps...
Perhaps it will not be necessary
Other ways might be found.
Other ways?
Your meaning is not clear.
If you will say the word, Caliph,
I will arrange a meeting
between you and the Khan.
permitted to live on in luxury.
Terms?
There will be no terms,
except death to the Mongols.
Blood runs in the streets
of Baghdad, My Lord.
who died for freedom.
Yours is the counsel
of a coward, Prince Cassim.
Forgive me.
Come, take me to my son.
My Lord, it were best
I stay here with men
to guard the road against
a surprise attack.
Mamoud knows the way.
You'll find dhows at my landing.
Everything is ready.
You have served me well,
Prince Cassim.
With the help of Allah
we shall meet again in Baghdad.
Then you shall have your reward.
Lady Amara!
Lady Amara!
Quick!
Out of your beds at this hour!
In a moment we will come, Nilah.
his daughter were up at this hour!
In a moment, I said.
In a moment! In a moment!
Now, before she changes
her mind again.
There, it is done.
Your blood has flowed into my arm
and mine into yours.
- But I'm afraid...
The blood of a Caliph
flows in your arm.
I'm afraid I'm going to be sick.
Is that not like a girl,
sick at the sight of a little blood.
I'm alright now, Ali.
We are pledged now, Amara.
It will go on forever,
like the ripples in the water.
Father!
Father!
My son!
Ali, we sail to Basra tonight.
Ali!
Father!
Ali, you said that
I'm sorry to take
your playmate away, Lady Amara.
But you said...
I said we would never be apart.
And that is true,
for now, wherever I am,
some of my blood is with you
and some of yours with me.
That's alright for you to say,
but you're going to Basra.
So my little son
grows into a man.
My Lord, the dhows are ready.
We await your coming.
Ali.
Yes, Father?
My son, the future of Baghdad
depends upon thisjourney.
If we fail, our people will die
under the heel of the Khan.
But if we succeed, they will live
as a free people once more.
Yes, Father.
About your neck I place
the Royal Seal of Baghdad.
If some evil should befall me,
you, my son, will rule in my place.
Remember this always,
while one of us lives,
Baghdad lives.
I will never fail you
or Baghdad.
My Lord!
Come ashore!
Come ashore at once!
Something has happened
Turn back, Mahmoud.
Turn back?
It may be a trick, my Lord.
Prince Cassim is our friend.
He may be in trouble.
Turn back!
Turn back!
Quickly, over the side.
The Caliph of Baghdad.
You did not lie.
Mighty Khan will reward you greatly.
And the boy?
Where is the boy?
He must have drowned.
Fire the boats!
Close, oh Sesame!
Sesame.
Sesame.
Sesame!
Sesame.
Close, Sesame.
Open, oh Sesame!
Baba!
We've caught a mouse.
Allah defend us.
Another move and you'll die!
Spare me, little master!
Here I lay in the dust before you.
Oh, pity!
Let me go free
and I'll spare him.
The lad has spirit.
Now that you've got him,
what will you do with him?
I'll split his ears.
Cut him up in little pieces.
Tie him up by the thumbs,
that'll take the spirit out of him!
Put him down, I say!
This is no time forjesting.
The boy knows
the secret of our cave.
Then kill him!
No...
It is best
we keep him with us.
I join no band of thieves.
But I will lead you
against the Mongols.
The little mouse shall lead us!
The boy speaks like a king.
I wear the Seal of Baghdad.
By Allah,
the boy speaks the truth!
You were right, Old Baba,
he does belong with us.
Anyone that could steal
that amulet is a thief indeed.
You are the cleverest thief among us.
I am no thief.
The Seal belongs to me.
My father, the Caliph,
gave it to me before he...
before he died at the hands
of the Mongols.
The Caliph is dead?
He was betrayed by Prince Cassim.
Now do you believe me?
Now will you follow me?
We have no love for the Mongols.
If they've stripped Baghdad
of everything worth stealing,
we will soon rob them.
Eh, my men?
We will ride together,
and you, Abdulla,
shall be his guard and protector.
Me, Abdullah?
The terror of Baghdad
nurse to a whimpering infant?
The boy will never whimper.
And should he go hungry,
you will starve.
Should he suffer,
you will be disembowelled.
Abdullah, the fastest rider,
the greatest swordsman,
the fiercest fighter!
Now I'm a nursemaid.
If Allah had granted me a son,
I'd have wished him in your image.
I am known as Old Baba,
and we will call you Young Baba.
No, my name is Ali.
You are welcome, Ali Baba.
Ali Baba!
Ali Baba!
MADE RESISTANCE:
AND THE DESTRUCTION
Ride high, ride high.
Ride!
Ride!
Wrong or right!
Plundering sons,
Thundering sons,
Forty and one for all!
All for one...
Bedouins all, Bedouins all.
Side by side.
Saddle and ride,
Saddle and ride,
Following sons of one.
Swift and sure,
Robbing the rich,
Feeding the poor.
Ride high, ride!
Guide me right to a caravan!
Ride again, Ali Baba men,
Ride high, ride high, ride!
Ride of delight,
following one, son of the sun,
Forty and one for all!
Following one, son of the sun,
Forty and one...
for all!
Open, oh Sesame!
Baba! Baba!
A rich Mongol caravan,
camels by the score,
laden with wealth!
Where did you see such a caravan?
Camped beside
the Pool of Midnight.
from Basra.
There is a woman in the caravan,
she is betrothed to Hulagu Khan.
The betrothed of the Mighty Khan!
By Allah, that is
It is all ours for the asking.
Treasure like that
is well-guarded.
A few soldiers scattered about,
some aged camel drivers
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