All language subtitles for Planet of the Apes s01e14 Up Above the World So High.eng

Oh, oh, Alan! Pete!

Alan!

- Alan, look!
- What's the matter?

[ Stammers ]
A flying reptile.

- A what?
- A flying reptile.

Oh, I think it sees us.

- I don't believe it.
- Well, what do you know.

- Are you frightened?
- What, seeing a man fly?

A man? Oh.
[ Laughs ]

Humans can't fly.

Yeah, it's some sort of
a homemade glider contraption.

- Yeah.
- Uh-oh.

Get down!

[ Grunting ]

[ Crash ]

Get outta here.

We gotta get there first.
A flying human, they'll kill him.

Come on.

Pete, Galen, I found him.
Over here.

Let me help you there.
Are you hurt?

Oh, no.

- Are you all right?
- Yeah, better.

Oh, you see,
that gust of wind--

that gust of wind
on that side,

I should put my weight
on that side.

Well, it's not that simple.
Your design's wrong.

Oh, sure, sure, I can correct.
You see if I--

No, never mind.
You wouldn't understand.

Alan, those troopers
spotted you. Come on.

This way.

He got away, but we have
the thing that flies.

Yeah, well,
it's very impressive.

You see, it will work.

Leuric, you got
your glider up in the air, but it's a wonder you weren't killed.

You have a superstitious
fear of flying.

I've got a lot of fears,
but that's not one of them.

- I guarantee you'll kill yourself.
- Now how do you know?

Oh, believe me,
they know.

It's impossible.
No one has ever flown.

I'm the first.
How could they know anything about it?

Leuric, listen.
What you've invented...

is a kind of a glider,

which is a remarkable
achievement.

But it's a dead end.
Where do you go with it?

- Up into the sky.
- For what?

Put that same thought and energy into
something that can be useful for you.

Yeah, invent a new kind
of plow or something.

I will fly!

I will do what no human be--

Trying to steal my idea
so you can take the credit.

We're not trying to steal anything.
We're trying to help you.

Listen, Leuric.
If we worked on your glider,

taught you safety techniques,
got you up there soaring like an eagle,

we'd only be setting you up
as a target.

Some gorilla would see you
and pow!

I don't care!

I have to get on
with my work.

How long do you think it will be
before they find you?

They already know
that a human has tried to fly.

They are not going to stop
until they find that human.

I won't stop my work.

Look, if you have to
continue this project,

could you do it someplace farther
from town where you won't be spotted?

There is a place the apes avoid
because of superstition, but--

It would take too much time
to move my tools and materials.

It doesn't matter.
We'll move you.

Yeah, right. Now let's move
this junk to wherever.

Well, you're very good to me.
I'll show you.

Several trips
will be necessary.

Has this something to do
with flying?

Oh, no, no.
I found it on the beach.

A strange rock appeared
after lightning struck.

The sand must have melted it.
A hunk of glass formed.

I'll polish it, Galen,
and show you what you can do with it.

Uh, if you don't mind,
Leuric.

Uh, if you don't mind,
Leuric.

Uh-uh.

You expect us to believe...

a human-- a human flew--

- My troopers saw it!
- Something even apes cannot do.

Now then, I expect you
to believe Konag.

My garrison commanders are not
in the habit of coming here...

to address the council
for the purpose of lying.

This is very interesting,
but it's no more than a toy.

Is there any objection to having
this human found, killed...

and any other such toys
destroyed?

- No objection.
-Zaius, if I might have permission to speak.

I'm just a female scientist
with none of your wisdom...

in dealing with humans,

but I merely wonder
if this idea...

even though
stumbled upon by a human,

- might not serve us.
- Ridiculous!

How could a human idea
serve us?

I don't know,
but it's new and unexplored.

And what could be lost
in further examination?

Yes, yes, go on!

It's not widely known,
but there is reason to believe...

that our ancestors
knew how to fly.

What?

There are references--
vague, but strongly suggestive--

in remnants of books,

from the old days,
before the world was almost destroyed.

Perhaps this human learned
from some book he found.

If he has such a book,
it is punishable by death.

He could infect
the other humans.

But, in any case,
why bother with something...

which is just
a worthless toy?

I'm sure you're
absolutely right, Urko.

- [ Grumbles ]
- And yet, I wonder...

if flying were worthless,

would our ancestors
have engaged in it?

- Hey, hey. How much more?
- Hey.

Galen and Leuric should be
bringing the last of it.

How you doing?

This is a round stone.
It's useless.

- There you go.
- A little innovation.

I think I'm gonna stay here,
work on this.

I, uh, can't wait
to see Galen's face...

when he first looks through
a magnifying glass.

Alan! Pete!
They captured Leuric!

I watched from my hiding place.
There was nothing I could do. They just took him away.

Why didn't they
just kill him?

Well, the only thing
I can think of is, uh,

they wanna make
a spectacle of him.

How?

Public execution.

Bring my baggage.

Commander Konag, congratulations
on capturing the human.

Where is he?

In a cell.

He's been handled roughly,
but he can answer your questions.

Oh, I'm sure he'll be much more
cooperative thanks to your handling.

What's all this?

Oh, some things that I use
with the human,

and the others are my personal comforts,
since I'll be staying awhile.

Council gave you permission to deal
with a human for a short while.

And how long
is a short while, Konag?

Three days? Five?
Seven? Nine?

We have no guest facilities!
This is a troop garrison!

I don't mind the inconvenience.
This will be perfectly adequate.

And, fellow,
put those there.

Yes, ma'am.

These are my quarters!

And it's so generous
of you, Konag.

I shall be sure and tell Urko and the
council how very helpful you've been.

Now, I shall require
a room,

and I'm sure you could manage
two or three sturdy tables.

And, uh, well, beyond that,
you just won't even know that I'm here.

Thank you so much, Konag. My servants
will carry your personal effects out,

and I'll question
the human shortly.

Trooper, I'm Carsia.

- You were told to expect me?
- Yes.

Take me to the human,
Leuric.

- [ Man Grunts ]
- What's that?

He's being punished.
He doesn't show respect.

- [ Groans ]
- Next time eat what's given you without complaining.

Stand up!
Stand up!

You're worse than
these lower animals.

There's nothing worse than strength
and authority without intelligence.

- Get out of here.
- [ Grunts ]

I'm so sorry.

Apes are not sorry
for humans.

I'm different
from some apes.

And I think you're different
from most humans.

That's why I'm here.

Guard, when this man is rested
and had his hurts attended to,

please bring him to me.

And I needn't warn you
against the repetition of brutality I just witnessed.

Gee, it's
a nice carriage.

Yeah.

- You driving?
- Yeah.

- All the way from Central City?
- I drive Carsia to towns a lot further than this one.

- She's a very important ape.
- Oh.

And you get to
ride it, huh?

- Yeah.
- Gosh, you're lucky.

You know, if I was an ape
that was as important as--

Carsia--
is that her name?

I'd never come to this village.
Nothing ever happens here.

- Something happened.
- What?

I don't know. Carsia wouldn't come
all this way to talk to a human,

unless something important
was going on.

Oh, yeah.

Why did you tell that guard
not to beat me?

Because there is nothing
which can be accomplished by beatings...

which cannot be achieved
in a more civilized manner.

What do you want?

I refuse to be questioned by a human for
whom I've requested decent treatment.

- I'm sorry.
- Well, that's the first reasonable thing you've said.

And I appreciate
what you did.

I want to help you, Leuric.

I'm a scientist.
I'm interested in truth and knowledge.

I'm told that you know
the secret of flying.

Is this true?

Yes.

Can you prove to me
that a human...

or an ape could fly?

I can prove to you
that I can fly.

- How?
- By flying.

- So you say.
- No, I have flown.

Well, almost,

if they hadn't taken
my tools and materials from me.

If I get out of here,
if they don't kill me,

I will fly.

All right,
I will try again.

A flying reptile was actually
reported as being seen near here,

or so I was told.

- I don't know anything
about flying reptiles. - Or you're not interested.

And you're wasting my time.
You must have a superior. Where is he?

Konag is inspecting the outposts.
He'll be back tonight.

There must be somebody else. There has
got to be somebody besides you.

- She's busy.
- She?

- In a garrison?
- Visiting from Central City.

From civilization?

Ha! I shall wait.

Here.

Wait outside.
Is there anything else you'll need?

What else is there
to need?

I'm not familiar
with tools.

Some of these were developed
by our ancestors.

We've since lost the knack
of using them.

Perhaps because we have humans
to do our labors.

I'm sure you know
how to use them.

This does seem an awkward device
for driving a nail.

It has another use.

See?

Very good.

You're clever
with your hands.

Just be equally clever
with your head...

and design a device
which will take you high into the sky.

[ Sighs ]
How much longer...

do I have to
wait for this female?

Hello. I'm Carsia.

Oh, hello, indeed.
I'm Protus.

I am on an archaeological
expedition and--

What are you doing
in this forsaken place?

I'm on an expedition of another sort.
How may I help you?

You already have...
by reviving my confidence...

that I am not the only ape
on this planet...

with interests other than
sleeping and eating.

[ Laughs ]

I, myself, have not found the company
very stimulating. Do come in.

So, I have been trying to track down
this rumor about this flying reptile.

Well, I'm glad you did,
but it wasn't a reptile.

Oh, I know.
The guard told me.

And a flying human, I mean, that is--
that's much more of a curiosity.

I'll know in a few days
whether or not the human can fly.

Oh, I would love
to see such a thing.

Well, stay. I'd be delighted to have you
present at the demonstration.

- You are kind.
- [ Chuckles ]

Well, I'm not quite sure
that's the right word for me.

- Charming.
- Thank you.

Well, I'm not asking for compliments,
although I do like to hear them.

Won't you please sit down?

Oh, thank you very much.

Oh, you, uh, you don't think
that you're kind?

Oh, I was really not sure.

I think I have other qualities
that are more important.

Such as?

Well, I think it'd be more interesting
if you found out for yourself.

[ Laughs ]
Well, I intend to try.

But I very much doubt
that I'll find you unkind.

I mean, that is
very hard to believe.

Well, I suppose
I could take credit...

for saving the life of a human
who says he can fly.

He's promised to give us
a demonstration in five days.

If he fails, well--

Well, I hope he succeeds,
just so that I can see a human fly.

I'm eager too.

That's why I decided
he should live.

Galen, can't Carsia help Leuric,
even if his plan is a failure?

Well, I can only go
on what she's told me.

She's very sympathetic.

I know she'd want to
protect him.

Yes, she's
that kind of ape.

Hey, getting a little hung up
there on her, Galen, huh?

If you mean
what I think you mean,

I think you are jumping
to premature conclusions.

Which may be correct. Hmm.

What are we going to
do about Leuric?

- See that he flies.
- A functional glider.

We're gonna have to
make it for him.

Hey, I'm not sure we know enough
to make a functional glider out of that junk we got.

How you coming?

[ Alan ]
Okay, Galen, we're ready for it.

Be right there.
Ow! Jeez!

Careful of this.
It is very hot.

Right there.
Okay, keep it taut.

Hold it as tight
as we can.

Hmm, that's amazing.

Boiled tree sap.

And corn flour. Hmm.

That's the best we could do.
It's called glue.

- Galen, hold that a second, will you?
- I can't.

Why not?

My fingers
are stuck together.

Well, uh,
what do you think?

Yeah, I think
it could fly.

- With luck.
- Oh, I do hope so.

It's very exciting.

If you think the prospect of flying
is exciting, wait till you take off.

Oh, I cannot--
Wait a minute.

You mean I take off?

Oh, thank you very much.
This all has been fascinating.

- Galen. Galen.
- Wait a minute.

If you tied me to that thing,
screaming and kicking,

I would find some way
to keep my feet on the ground.

It's gotta be tested before
we take it apart and get it to Leuric.

Yes, and I intend
to watch one of you test it,

and I shall applaud enthusiastically
if you are successful.

What would happen if an ape looked up
and saw a human flying?

Well, he would, uh,
shoot the human down.

Right. When you're hanging
up there on a glider,

there are not a lot
of places to hide, right?

Right. If an ape looked up
and saw another ape flying,

- he'd get pretty shook up,
but he wouldn't shoot. - No.

He is not going to get shook up because
he is not going to see an ape fly.

Galen,
you've gotta do it.

It's you or it's,
alas, poor Leuric.

Save your breath.

It is out of the question.
I refuse!

I absolutely
put my foot down.

Okay, now use your foot
to kick up, right?

Now brace yourself like I showed you.
You ready?

- No way.
- Good. Let's go.

[ Galen ]
Aah!

Whoo-Hoo!
[ Laughing ]

Easy, Galen.
Let the wind do it.

You let the wind blow it!

[ Muttering ]

Whoo-Hoo!

[ Chittering ]

Whoo-Hoo!

He likes it.

[ Chuckles ]

Well, Protus,
what do you think?

Oh, it is marvelous.
It's absolutely marvelous.

It is hard to believe
that one can actually fly.

[ Laughs ]
Oh, how thrilling that would be.

I'll be the first to know
when I fly tomorrow.

Tomorrow? But that's
two days earlier than Carsia said.

Ah, yes.
Leuric's been working enormously hard.

- He's ready before we expected.
- How nice.

Come, Protus. I've had a new book
sent from Central City.

I'm sure
you'll be interested.

Oh, Carsia,
I'll be with you in one minute.

I do want to take one last look
at this marvelous bird.

Very well.

- "Protus"?
- Shh!

Never you mind about that.
Your glider will not fly.

- It will.
- It won't.

But we have built a glider
that will fly.

It is being disassembled
and being smuggled to you.

This will fly,
and I will fly it.

You will break every bone
in your stupid head.

Now, you must stall
for two days.

We can't get it delivered
and reassembled in less time.

You just want time
to steal my idea...

- so you can be the first to fly.
- Protus.

- Coming.
- Everything all right, Leuric?

Everything is fine.
I'll fly tomorrow.

[ Scoffs ]

This is hopeless.
It's absolutely hopeless.

I mean, even if we could
get it into shape by morning,

we couldn't deliver
and assemble it in time.

We're going about this
whole thing the wrong way.

The first order of business shouldn't
be to deliver a glider that will fly.

The first thing we gotta do
is to stop a glider that won't fly.

Are you ready, Leuric?

All ready to move it
to the cliff.

Oh, I am afraid that Leuric
is somewhat single-minded of purpose.

It's a characteristic of humans.
I was trying to tell him yesterday...

that there are other areas
of interest in science.

- See?
- What is that?

Ah, this, which is a natural substance,
is an unnatural device.

Uh, look. I call it an expander.
[ Mutters ]

See here,
it's a fly.

Well, that's fascinating,
Protus.

Leuric, come on.
It's your turn. See that?

- Ahh. Uh-huh.
- Uh-huh.

This, it'll expand almost anything.
Look. Look, see here.

- Oh!
- [ Laughs ]

Ooh!
Here, look see that?

There's something over there
I want to show you and ask you about.

I want-- I want
your advice about it.

It's, uh, it's right
at the end of that table.

Over there.
Right there.

Here. [ Stammers ]
Look at this closely.

See here?
[ Chuckles ]

A well-made joint
you say, huh?

Ah, but can you be sure?

How many mechanical failures
have been caused...

by poorly
fitting joints, hmm?

Weakened by small flaws that could
have been exposed by my expander. Hmm?

[ Leuric ]
It could help.

I take a certain...
conceited pleasure...

in the way
your mind works, Protus.

- Conceited?
- It is uniquely...

penetratingly the mind
of a chimpanzee.

Oh, don't be modest.
After all, are gorillas...

or orangutans capable
of subtle ideas?

Well, you know,
I'd never thought of the gorilla...

as being subtle.

No, they hold higher authority
because of brute force...

since they lack
intelligence.

Oh, help!
Help! Fire!

Oh, what do you think
caused it?

It's gone, destroyed.

Oh. Oh, pity.

Oh!

Your expander may have uses
you never thought of, Protus.

Oh, that is amazing.

Oh, Carsia, I cannot
take credit for this, no.

You will be known
as the ape...

who made fire
with an expander.

Thank you. Hmm.

My flight.

[ Carsia ]
Oh, no, no, merely delayed.

You'll have all the materials you need,
and you may start again.

Oh, I feel responsible
for this.

Let me make amends.
I have these two servants.

They're rascals, both of them, but they
are very, very clever with their hands.

I will send for them,
and they will bring...

all the materials
they can provide to, uh,

put this thing
back together again.

You two, what do you want?

We're the servants
of Protus, sir.

Yes.

More foolishness for that human
to make into wings?

Yes, sir.

All right.
Take it in.

Thank you, sir.

You know, Protus,
I like doing things for you.

Thank you.

- Interesting?
- Oh, very. Very!

- Galen burnt--
- Shh!

Galen burnt the wings,
didn't he, deliberately?

Leuric, what do you want,
an engraved apology?

We ruined your stupid glider because
you would have broken your stupid neck.

- It would have flown.
- This one will fly, and you'll be flying it.

All you have to do
is assemble the pieces.

- I don't believe it.
- Do you hear this guy?

- Alan, what are we doing here?
- Spinning our wheels.

We should have left you
up that tree.

We could have let the troopers
pick you up when you crashed.

Oh, you were very clever.

You wanted to find out
what I knew about flight first.

We risked our necks
just so we could take lessons...

from wobbling Willy
and his wonderful wiggling wings.

Let's go.

Oh, now wait. Wait!

You-You were really
trying to help me?

- You really want me to fly?
- That's right.

All right, I believe you.

I don't know why
you're helping me.

I don't know why Carsia is,
but I don't care.

As long as I get up there
just once, just once.

I don't care
what happens after that.

Hmm. Well...

that is very,
very flattering.

Oh, no, not flattery, it's the truth.
Every word.

Oh, I guess, uh,

I am delighted
to believe that, uh,

chimpanzees
are superior to, uh,

other apes,

seeing I'm a chimp.

I don't know, however,
that, uh,

agreement would be coming
so easily from, let's say...

a gorilla.

[ Chuckles ]
Of course not.

They haven't the intelligence
to recognize the obvious.

Well, I suppose, uh,

patting oneself on the back
could be...

considered, uh,

harmless and a good form
of exercise.

I wanted you
to read that book.

I wanted you to know
how we feel.

"We"?

Who is the head
of the council?

Zaius, of course.

An orangutan. And who is commander
of all the security forces?

- Urko.
- A gorilla.

Can you name me
one chimp...

who occupies a position
of top authority?

J-Just what are you
hinting at?

[ Door Opens ]

What do you want?

I advised Urko of the delay
in the flight test.

I expected you would.

This is Konag,
the garrison commander, Protus.

Urko believes
the human won't fly.

I know Urko's views.

He's authorized me
to execute the human...

if the test is delayed
beyond tomorrow.

And you!

You might want to arrange
to have your things...

taken out by then.

A gorilla in a position
to give orders to you,

to me, to chimps who are
far above him in intelligence.

He gives orders to chimps,
but he shoots humans. What about Leuric?

The test has been postponed until
tomorrow. There'll be no problems.

- [ Knock At Door ]
- Come in.

Sir, the guard told us to report
to you when we were through.

Sir, the guard told us to report
to you when we were through.

A precaution.

Oh, of course.
Well, are you through?

Yes, sir.

[ Galen ] Uh, is everything
prepared for the flight?

- Yes, sir.
- Very good.

Um--

[ Galen ]
Very well, you may go.

Sir, I wonder if we could speak
to you for a minute, please.

I am busy.
What is it?

Uh, well, there's something
I'm trying to remember.

We, uh, wanted to
talk to you about, sir.

Your servants don't seem
very bright, Protus.

[ Laughs ]
They're not.

Go. You can come back later if you can
remember what it is you wanted.

Well, um, I just remembered what it was,
sir, we wanted to talk to you about.

The last load
we brought in, it, um,

it wrecked the cart, sir,
we want to show it to you.

You permit them to bother you
with nonsense like this?

No. Go!

G-Go at once!

Yes, sir.

[ Scoffs ]
I'll teach them some manners.

I'll be back in a minute.

What's the matter?

What do you think's in that box
in your girlfriend's room?

- What box?
- The green one.

The one that says
"fragmentation cosmoline pack."

Oh, yes, I wondered about that,
but I didn't want to pry.

Fragmentation bombs.

Lovely little mama bombs
with lots of little baby bombs inside,

so when they blow,
they really blow, all over the place.

They were customarily dropped
from airplanes.

Right.
Now the question arises:

What is that cute little chimp
that you've been romancing in there..

doing with a case
of instant death?

Well...

now they'll
mind their manners.

Now tell me--
thank you--

what were
we talking about?

We were saying the chimps, who are the
most intelligent and the best equipped,

are not in control of the government
and the council.

Ah, yes.
Yes, that's what we--

Oh, by the way,
I've been meaning to ask you,

what is this?

The answer to some of the questions
I've been asking.

- Oh.
- For instance,

why would I waste the time
saving the life of a human?

Leuric means nothing to me,

but if he can
teach us to fly--

I-I don't understand.

The council chambers are guarded
when the council is in session. No one can approach.

The same is true
of Urko's headquarters.

Now, Protus, think.

If Urko, his troops
and the council were eliminated,

who would control
the world?

There are bombs
in this box.

To eliminate them.

With Leuric's wings,
we can swoop down out of the night sky--

in the dark,
unseen, unheard.

That is why I'm determined
to keep him alive,

until he can teach us
to fly.

Do you see, Protus?

Oh, yes.

Absolutely.

It's perfectly clear.

- What are you doing here?
- We're getting you out.

What? Oh, no!

- Carsia is using you.
- I don't care! Stay away from there!

She'll blow up everything
if she gets her hands on the glider.

There's no time,
the guards are coming.

- [ Muffled Yelling ]
- Take care of the guards. I'll bring him.

[ Leuric ]
Get away!

Get away!
[ Indistinct Yelling ]

Come on, come on! Now!

[ Growling ]

[ Galen Laughing ]

Come on!

- Come on, come on!
- [ Gunshots ]

There's no chance.
Let's go!

You chose a human...

in preference to me?

In preference
to what you're planning.

Take him away!

The test is cancelled.

The flight will proceed
as scheduled.

[ Grunts ] I arranged for
the execution of Leuric...

and that renegade ape
first thing in the morning.

I shall look forward to
witnessing Protus' execution...

after the test flight.

No, Leuric
will be shot too.

There'll be no test.
[ Laughs ]

A dead man can't operate
those wings.

One of your troopers
will take the human's place.

Risk the life of a gorilla
in a pointless experiment?

Absolutely not!

- It's all my fault.
- Of course it is.

Some humans are much more human
than other humans,

but you--
you are the most human.

- I'm sorry.
- A lot of good that does.

- How's that feel?
- It's numb.

You know, even if I get out of here,
I won't be able to fly.

- It's almost impossible--
- [ Scoffs ]

We are facing a firing squad,
and all you can do is--

[ Clattering ]

[ Door Opens ]

I don't care what happens
to the human,

but I want that flying device
returned safely,

if, in fact, it can fly.

If you're worried about them
flying off with it-- Move out!

Bring the human here.

Look.

You have an open area
marked off by my troopers.

If you fly out of it,

you'll be shot down.

Are you trying to signal?

No, of course he isn't.

The poor man
is half frightened to death.

- He doesn't know how to tell you.
- Tell me what?

He can't fly with one hand.
Look.

[ Konag ]
Is this true?

The test is cancelled.

No, I insist
the flight go on.

And I still refuse
to risk the life of an ape.

Well, it's no good
looking at me.

You couldn't force me
onto that thing.

If I am going to be killed,
I demand a decent, proper execution.

Huh? Wait a minute.

Oh, no, no, no.
Now you wait a minute.

It is out of the question.
It is absolutely ridiculous.

Even if I were willing,
I tell you, I don't know how to fly.

Will the wings support
both you and him?

Yes, they might.

- But no!
- Well, Konag,

it seems we have solved
two problems.

I want to see if those wings
can carry extra weight,

and you want to spare any
of your troopers the risk of flying.

- But I protest!
- If they fall into the sea, they'll drown.

It'll be no loss.

You will fly.

The human will ride along with you
to show you how to guide the wings.

Oh, Carsia...

I knew you were cruel...

but I didn't know how cruel.

Bring the wings!

[ Chuckles ] More fun than
the no-hitter I pitched in high school.

Ready!

I am going to fly!

They're flying.
I knew it would work.

I don't know if I can control it!
The wind is so strong!

Whoo!

[ Galen ] Whoo-Hoo!
[ Laughing ]

Whoo-Hoo!

I made it happen,
what nobody ever did before.

You also may be killed the way
no one's ever been killed before.

Here we go!

Where are they going?

Flying out to sea.

- Fire!
- [ Gunshots ]

Shoot them down!
Both of them!

[ Gunshots Continue ]

Wait! You may not
have to waste your bullets.

- [ Gunshots Continue ]
- Hold your fire!

They're dead...

and so is the secret
of flight.

[ Gasping, Grunting ]

For a while, I wasn't sure
you would make it.

Oh, oh, I wish we hadn't.

It flew like a bird.
I knew it would.

I could have
stayed up forever.

Oh, please,
get me to the shore, quick.

No, we can't. We'd be spotted
in a minute. Shot on sight.

Oh, I can't.
I'd rather be... shot.

All right, everybody, let's go.
Keep your heads down.

Try not to splash
too much.

Oh, please,
somebody shoot me!

- What's wrong with him?
- Ancient human disease--

seasickness.
[ Laughs ]

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