Green Fire
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Green Fire
Emeralds burning
Like true love
So rare
So thrilling to hold
Green Fire
Shining bright as a new love
Beware So precious a stone
Two hearts can be
Two beautiful jewels
But worthless
When wasted on fools
Who go searching blindly
For Green Fire
found in faraway places
Like love
And burning desire
There's magic
In Green Fire
Green Fire
Thank you, Father.
That's what I really call
saving a man's soul.
Are you American?
No, English.
The name's Rian Mitchell.
Thank you.
I ran into
El Moro's men.
Even today our mountains
have animals
that do not walk on four legs.
El Moro?
If you just get me patched up,
to the city.
He has a bullet wound.
Let's get him inside, Father.
Oh.
How do you feel?
I'm not quite sure yet.
I'm Catherine Knowland.
Well, thank you
for putting me up.
Unh...
Just a flesh wound.
You'll be fine
after a few days rest.
You were very lucky.
That's what I was thinking.
Senor Mitchell, I'm glad to see
you're with us again.
Hello, Father, you see.
All I needed
Did I say something funny?
You were brought here yesterday.
Yester...
You mean today is Saturday?
Mm-hm.
What time is it?
It's almost two. Why?
Oh, if I'm gonna
catch that riverboat,
I'm gonna have to get a move on.
You're not thinking
of leaving today.
Yeah, I have a partner
in the city.
But you're in no condition
to travel.
You will be wise to listen,
Senor Mitchell.
In the absence
of a local physician,
Catherine has become
quite expert.
Oh, yeah? So I see.
I haven't lost a patient yet.
Now don't go spoiling my record.
One week
on that floating palace,
and I'll be as good as new.
Hmm, an iron man.
I'm surprised a bullet
could pass through you at all.
Now, this is really important.
Is there any way
of getting me to the boat?
Well, if you insist.
I'll get the Jeep.
You'll find everything you need
in the dressing room.
All right.
Shaving kit and some clothes.
There we go.
How's the patient?
He thinks he's ready
for the Olympics.
He looks like a man who's been
places and done things.
Don, weren't you and the men
going to shore up
the levee today?
Well, just give me a minute
to shore up my own levee.
A man can break, too, you know.
Sorry, Cathy.
We might as well face it,
we're getting deeper
in the hole all the time.
Well, now that we've hit bottom,
there's no place to go but up.
Oh, this year we're going to
have a fine harvest.
Things'll be just like
they used to be, you'll see.
Good try, Cathy,
but I still believe
coffee's best in a cup.
Say, on a terrace
overlooking the Mediterranean --
I'll get right to work
on the levee.
Oh, by the way, Father,
what happened to the shirt
I was wearing?
I'm afraid
there was not much left to burn.
But I thought
you would like to keep this.
Yes, I would.
Thank you, Father.
You have good news
for your partner.
Well, I'm alive, thanks to you.
That will please him, of course
but, I was thinking
about Carrere.
Carrere? What's that?
The mine, Senor Mitchell.
You found the lost emerald
mine of the Conquistadores.
Do you mean that?
That's only a bit of beryllium,
Father.
A piece of beryllium
doesn't mean to say
But you did.
What makes you so sure?
Because five years ago,
I too, found Carrere.
You're wondering
why I have kept it a secret?
The wealth
of the smallest emerald
could do much for my people.
But it could destroy them, too.
pour blood upon blood.
Oh, the history of Carrere
is not a pleasant one.
That is why I was hoping
you would not return.
Look, Father,
I've been all over the world
searching for the jackpot
that wasn't there.
Lasseter's Reef,
Opal Valley, Golden Horn,
you name them,
I've dug for them.
You know I'm coming back.
Pretty good fit, huh?
So I see.
Will you thank
your husband for me?
Donald's my brother,
Mr. Mitchell,
but, uh, I'll thank him anyway.
Is all this yours?
Must be quite a project,
growing coffee.
My grandfather used to say
there's nothing to it.
You just find a wilderness,
clear the land, plant the seed.
Watch over it while it grows.
Then, after five years,
if it hasn't been killed
by root borer, caterpillar,
frost, moss, drought or flood,
you've got a coffee bean.
I never knew.
From now on, every breakfast
will be an adventure.
Oh, I'm sorry!
Oh!
Iron Man.
Come aboard, Senor Mitchell,
we are about to sail.
Well, I'll see you next trip,
huh?
You're coming back?
Sure. I've gotta return
the wardrobe.
That will make Donald
very happy.
Senor Mitchell, you will have to
come aboard at once.
Oh. Yeah.
Well, I've brought you
this far...
Every minute I get deeper
and deeper in your debt.
Medical care, transport,
outfit, and now, money.
You've got quite
an investment in me.
So I have.
I hope you're the kind of girl
who keeps an eye
on her investment.
You'd better meet me
when I come back.
Senor Mitchell,
if you are not on board at once,
you are not on board.
Will you?
You'd better go.
See you the next trip
up the river.
Mister, buy ticket,
No.
Buy lottery ticket.
Maybe you win many pesos.
Please, mister.
Buy ticket. Maybe you win.
You know, what I like
about you, Dolores,
is the way you run an office.
Rian!
Baby, heh!
Hey, you've been brushing up
on your shorthand.
You were gone so long!
You said only three weeks.
Mm. Well, now I'm back.
Were you true to me?
Oh, yes!
I do nothing.
Just wait for you.
Oh, that's a good little girl.
Now, where's, uh, where's Vic?
He's gone.
What do you mean, he's gone?
Gone. He left a message.
Don't worry, baby.
We need nobody here,
except you and me.
Uh, Dolores, just for once
will you be a secretary
and give me the message?
He said goodbye, he likes you,
you should drop dead.
Well, where is he?
Where did he go?
To the steamship office
to buy at ticket for Canada.
Canada?
It is good riddance.
Now we could be together
all the time.
Yes, yes, of course.
Now, Dolores, you just catch up
on your sleep
like a good little secretary,
and I'll be back
in no time at all.
Rian!
Yeah?
You will not go away again?
No, no, no.
This time it's for always.
Seventeen hundred,
eighteen hundred
nineteen hundred, two thousand.
The boat leaves in an hour,
Senor Leonard.
You are on 'B' deck, cabin six.
Thank you.
Give him his money back,
he's not going anywhere.
Lock up the safe.
Now, now, now, simmer down, Vic,
I know you're mad,
but I didn't--
Mad? Me?
Let me ask you, would be mad
if your partner took
the last 500 bucks
out of the kitty
to go climb a mountain?
Listen, you blithering
wart hog, I found it!
I found Carrere!
I hope you'll both
be very happy.
Perhaps you didn't understand
what I said.
I'm offering you
half an emerald mine!
Give him his money back.
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