The Saragossa Manuscript
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- 1965
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The Saragossa Manuscript
Forward!
Follow me!
You are a prisoner.
No resistance, please.
Can you hear me?
Wait a minute, friend,
until I finish
admiring these drawings.
What about the enemy?
Carry on the pursuit!
Interesting.
Very much so.
Too bad I don't know Spanish.
Look, this is about
my grandfather.
at that time,
had not yet brought
the settlers to the Sierra... "
Captain!
They're surrounding us.
What shall we do?
Why don't you close the door?
It's drafty!
Where was I?
Here, I think.
"... the Sierra Morena,
"a steep range between Andalusia
and La Mancha.
"At that time,
it was populated,
"with robbers and gyp"
Thank you, "gypsies...
"and gypsies, of whom
it was said,
would eat the corpses
of killed wanderers. "
Will we make it before dark?
Before dark?
Three da y s aren't enough
Where will we sleep?
It becomes dark very quickly.
Sometimes you can find
a deserted inn at the roadside,
because infernal ghosts
chased out the inn keepers,
and when evil ghosts...
So what?
A traveler who comes here should
be prepared for the very worst.
I am not scared of them.
I can handle them.
Listen to Mosquito!
Saddle the mules and follow me,
and hurry!
Sir, demons rave there
into the abyss.
The devils have goats' hooves,
not feet.
Let's go through Estramadura.
The sights are prettier there.
We'll go straight on
and stop here,
at the cork oaks,
where we will have our food.
Then we'll spend the night
at Venta Quemada.
And the next day,
get supplies and prepare
to cross the mountains.
And in three da y s' time,
exhausted but happy,
we'll ride triumphantly
into Castile.
That's my plan and nothing
He'll ruin us.
Since King Don Philip V
honored me
with the rank of captain
of the Walloon Guard,
it is my duty to find the
shortest way to Madrid.
My young lord,
maybe the king has honored you
with a captains rank,
but reason has not done
the same for your brains.
It would be good
to quench our thirst.
Water isn't good after fruit.
Where is the mule attendant?
I don't like all this.
He has gone off
with all our supplies.
Sir, evil ghosts
have kidnapped poor Mosquito.
He's escaped!
Damned rascal,
I didn't like his shrewd eyes
right from the start.
Why didn't I listen to
Brother Jerome de la Trinidad,
holy monk and preacher?
Mosquito!
He said the officers
of the guard were heretics.
Shut up, stupid!
bones if he fled from fear.
Don't leave me alone here, sir.
Then you go.
No, sir, I will not go.
Well, we'll talk later.
Mosquito!
Two foreign ladies
who are staying here
would like to invite you to supper.
caballero?
Seor caballero,
thank you
for your kind acceptance
of this modest supper.
Appease your hunger, sir.
You probably haven't eaten
since early morning.
Are you surprised
at our meeting?
My name is Emina
and this is my sister, Zibelda.
We live in Tunisia,
but we come from Grenada,
where our relatives still adhere
to our forefathers' faith.
Our journey
is an important secret
which we want to confide
to your honesty.
That was what we expected,
seor caballero.
I took a seat near you to tell
you our family's story.
Listen carefully.
Does this lock et contain
a picture of your mistress?
This jewel is a gift
from my mother
and it contains
a fragment of a genuine relic.
Does it frighten you?
Only evil ghosts
are afraid of relics.
We are Muslim, so don't be
surprised at my sister.
Too bad our closest relative
follows a strange faith.
Am I your relative?
You are.
Your mother was
a Gomelez.
We also belong
to that family.
I've never heard
of it.
Aren't you wrong,
dear ladies?
No.
I promised to tell you
the story of our ancestors,
but I think it would be better
if I start with my own.
Sit down.
We were waiting for you.
out of fear,
we'd have lost
respect for you.
You are
flattering me, Emina,
but I never turn off the road
I have chosen.
But why are you
so concerned with my courage?
We are concerned
about you.
Me?
Maybe you will feel less
flattered when I tell you
that you are the first man
we have ever met.
We never had a brother.
And lock ed up in the harem
since we were children,
we never had the slightest idea
about your sex.
But nature gave us
the inclination to love.
We gave each other
our love.
This is beginning
to look interesting.
My sister and I
love each other dearly.
Seeing this,
our mother said,
we would either remain maidens
or marry one man
Her assurance
somewhat calmed our anxiety.
The head of the family agreed
provided he was a Gomelez.
Is it...
Is it me?
It is.
This is the idea
we liked best.
But my religion,
my faith!
Don't you
like us, Alfonso?
Arent we nice?
It's nearly dawn.
Time is too precious
to be wasted on idle talk.
We cannot become
your spouses unless
you accept
the Prophet's law.
You will be allowed
to see us in your dreams only.
But you have to keep our existence secret.
Do you agree?
Pass the chalice!
But remember your promise.
My dear cousin,
why aren't you Muslim?
if seeing you...
on Emina's lap,
I too could call my self
your wife.
Come with me, my son.
Woe to him who,
in his wicked inflexibility,
refuses to confess his sins.
Do not spend the nights
under the skies.
And beware of all temptations,
as the Lord has lifted His hand.
I will do as you say, Father,
but first...
my belly requires
refreshment.
Think about
your soul's salvation
and I'll look after
your body's needs.
Strange things were happening
last night.
Did you stay in the deserted inn
by any chance?
But I have my reasons
for being reluctant
to explain it to you.
Devils are tempters.
Beware of Satan
and pride, my son!
Yes, yes,
beware of Satan.
I am amazed at
your courage
Tell me, young man, who are you
and who raised you up?
Do you believe in ghosts?
Me? Why should I?
Have no fear.
This one is possessed, and I am
chasing the devil out of him.
Pasheko!
In the name of Our Lord,
I order you to drive
the goats uphill!
Here is an example of how
the Angel of Darkness
is still ruling
this unfortunate neighborhood.
I am giving him
much of my time.
I think I will be able
to save him.
He's been making
great progress lately.
Yes.
Can you satisfy
my curiosity, my son?
I was asking for
details of your life.
You honor me, Father,
and you will
know everything.
I come from a family who had
more prominent men than wealth.
My father, a colonel
of the Walloon Guard,
was an extremely kind and
honorable gentleman.
In the name of Van Worden!
You'll pa y
for this, rascal!
A horse, bring me
a horse!
What are you
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