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When daggers are pointed at innocent hearts, and muskets are ready to fire.

When tyrants ride high and govern with fear, and the forces of evil

conspire. Then from out of the night, my hero must rise, with courage that

even a mask won't disguise.

They turn to... The man comes to...

What is it, Felipe?

Grandfather, did you mean Firestar?

Where is he?

Miguel, listen.

There's going to be no horse.

But Don Antonio promised.

On your 11th birthday, I know.

And there's worse news.

Don Antonio's son has come from Mexico City to claim his inheritance.

Santos Rodeo?

The chickens need feeding.

But, Grandfather... Mijo, go outside.

Where's my horse?

Where's Firestar?

Miguel, now!

Your father...

did leave Miguel the horse in his will.

Did he indeed?

Then perhaps you should get yourself a lawyer. Don Pedro, I served your father

faithfully for 30 years.

My father is dead.

You will join him if you're not of this land by tomorrow.

Where is your sense of justice?

Justice favors the strong, old man.

Make sure you and the Pratt are done by morning.

Perhaps you'd prefer a fair fight.

Well, well.

My first day home, and I capture the infamous Zorro.

So, Senor Zorro, you are mine.

Yours?

Boldly spoken, Senor.

And prematurely.

Since I was yours for such a brief time, allow me to leave you something to

remember me by.

Your father was always kind and generous to those who worked for him.

Try to be like a DeSoto in more than name only.

You'll be all right, boy.

You won't be doing any riding for a while.

If there's trouble, I don't want you trapped.

Come on, boy.

Senorita.

What a pleasant surprise.

And a lucky one. As you can see, I'm without a horse.

Is something wrong with the Ronaldo?

A flesh wound from a young blade's pistol. Nothing to worry about.

Can I offer you a ride?

That would be most kind.

My tavern is full of people Don Pedro has evicted. They can't pay for rooms,

what am I going to do? I can't just put them out on the street.

Your generosity knows no bounds, dear lady.

Why is Don Pedro so anxious to dismiss all his tenants?

All I know is that the alcalde does nothing.

What a beautiful horse.

Don't be afraid.

I'm not gonna hurt you.

Look at your leg.

Let me help you, boy.

It's alright.

There. Does that feel better?

You're even more beautiful than Firestar. I'll have to give you a name.

Thank you. I knew you wouldn't let me down.

What a wonderful present.

Soldier. Sergeant Mendoza.

You must not be seen with me.

Oh.

Have you seen Zorro?

Good heavens, no.

We got word he attacked Pedro de Soto somewhere near here.

Perhaps he had good call well that may well be but I still have to go after him

You

can

come out now Zorro

Troublesome afternoon, Felipe.

Where's Toronado?

I sent him back alone. He should be here by now.

No, no. Everything's fine.

But we have to hurry.

There's so much work to do.

Miguel! Miguel!

I have to go for supper.

But I can't tell Grandfather about you yet. He might want to tell you now he

doesn't have a job.

I love you, Blackstar.

Saddle a horse that no one will recognize.

Take one from that new herd we bought last month.

Zorro is going to pay Don Pedro a little visit. In the meantime, I want you to

look for Toronado. I left him near Vejar, where I hid his saddle behind

rocks. Now hurry. It'll be dark soon.

Grandfather went to sleep early, but I know he's worried about where we'll go

tomorrow. But I'm not worried, not as long as you're with me.

Good night, Blackstar.

Sorry, I didn't mean to disturb you.

No sign of Toronado?

Not to worry. He'd never allow himself to be captured.

And if he hasn't returned, it's for a good reason. Let's get some rest.

Toronado.

Not bad, not bad.

I understand you didn't have the heart to leave him.

This is my camp.

Thank you for looking after my horse.

He is not your horse. Blackstar is mine.

Blackstar?

Well, I must be mistaken. My horse's name is Tornado.

Tell me something.

My stallion comes to me when I whistle.

Is yours?

Yes.

Show me.

fountain. You sure you want to go through with this?

Black stars worth dying for.

Judging from that excellent bandage, if I lose this match, Toronado will be in

good hands.

But I at least know the name of the man who would heal my heart and yet kill me.

Miguel Santos, who are you?

They call me Zorro.

Not bad.

I'd sure hate to kill a budding swordsman.

Zorro would never lose his horse.

I set him free when he was wounded.

I didn't have the heart to ride him.

He understood.

I think you will, too.

You looked after him well.

And I intend to return that favor.

At least you can do, señorita, when you drag a man out of bed at such an

unearthly hour to tell him why.

The note said I mustn't.

Note?

From whom?

A friend.

Miguel?

Oh, no, please, your honor. I cannot find my grandson.

Please give us more time and a day more.

Stand aside, you old fool, or you'll burn along with the shack.

Don Pedro, you can't do that.

I can do as I please on my own property, senorita.

Isn't that so, Sergeant?

Yes, unfortunately, yes, but... Then stand aside.

Some people only learn the hard way.

Grandfather!

I knew you would come.

Kill him!

I know you are only here because you pay for your jobs and your homes.

Don't listen to him, you imbeciles. Kill him!

Gentlemen!

I have no wish to kill you, and I have no wish to be killed.

Go in peace.

You have my word that your homes will be safe from this man.

Come back here!

I'll destroy everything you own!

Now that we have witnesses, you'll have the privilege of reading your father's

will.

How?

When? Last night, before you could destroy it.

Read the last few lines.

To all those who have served me so well over the years, I hereby make them

freeholders.

Their homes are theirs together with two acres of land each.

Read on.

And lastly, I bequeath my horse Firestar to my honorable stable boy.

Take care of him well, Miguel.

The DeSoto estate is an awesome responsibility.

Govern it with generosity, and there is nothing that these good people will not

do for you.

Yes, Senor Zorro. Here's Tornado.

Gracias.

Senorita.

Has Don Alejandro returned from his trip?

Not yet, but I expect him soon.

There hasn't been any more trouble with young Don Pedro, has there?

Happily, no.

Zorro knocked some sense into him, and our new caballero has become a changed

man. He even helped Santos repair his cottage with his own hands.

Oh, welcome news.

And finally we can relax again.

Of course, Don Diego.

We wouldn't want anyone to upset your day.

Well, thank you.

Actually, I'm on the last chapter of a new novel. Very exciting.

Very well.

I will leave you alone to, um, your excitement.

Not another emergency.

I wonder if the author had as much trouble writing the last chapter as I'm

having reading it.

Right, let's go.

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