Battle for the Planet of the Apes Page #5

Aldo has killed an ape child.

The branch did not break

It was cut with a sword

Aldo

You... You killed.

Aldo killed.

Aldo has broken our most sacred law.

Our child.

He killed our child.

What's the matter with them?

I guess you might say|they just joined the human race.

Ape has killed ape

Ape has killed ape.

Ape has killed ape.|Ape has killed ape.

Ape has killed ape.

Ape has killed ape.|Ape has killed ape.

Ape has killed ape!

You murdered my son.

You murdered my son

You murdered my son!

Should one murder|be avenged by another?

Only the future can tell.

So let us start building it.

If we appear to be lacking in gratitude,|Caesar, what have we to be grateful for?

If you mean to set us free|then free us completely.

What do you mean?|- We are not your children, Caesar.

We have a destiny too... as equals..

respecting each other,|living together with love.

Love?

The human way is violence and death.

Aldo wasn't human...

was he, Caesar?

Virgil.

You are a good and wise ape.

And you, Caesar,|are a good and wise king.

Sergeant York.|- It's over.

We lost.

And Governor Kolp?

Then I know what I must do.

He said wait for his signal.

I have just received it.

Alma, in God's name, wait|for the governor's signal.

My heart knows he is dead,|and this is what I promised him I would do.

If Kolp can't win|he's determined to destroy the entire world!

He's mad!

This is the alpha and omega bomb.

It can destroy not only|Ape City but the entire Earth.

Activate it, and we become nothing.

Leave it, and its very presence...

will ensure that at least|we remain something...

and may become something better.

It must never be exploded.

It must be respected,|even venerated...

for one of its ancestors|made us what we are.

And what we are...

shall from this day forward...

be called "beautiful."

We'll rebuild what's ruined|and begin again.

Tell me something, MacDonald.

Can we make the future what we wish?

I've heard that|it's possible, Caesar.

There. Every weapon|is back in its proper place.

Caesar, I want to ask a favor.

This armory's been|my home for 27 years.

You may live in it|for the rest of your days.

But I don't want to live in it.|Oh, no.

Now that the danger is over...

I wanna see it destroyed, blown up.

The greatest danger of all|is that danger never ends.

And so, Mandemus...

we must be patient and wait.

We still wait, my children.

But as I look at apes and humans...

living in friendship,|harmony and at peace...

now some 600 years|after Caesar's death..

at least we wait|with hope for the future

Lawgiver, who knows|about the future?

Perhaps only the dead...

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