All language subtitles for ZRRO.2x34.DESCARGACINECLASICO.COM_Track04-en

[thunderclap]

J‘ Out of the night
When the full moon is bright

J‘ Comes a horseman known as Zorro

J‘ This bold renegade
carves a "Z" With his blade

J‘ A "Z" that stands for Zorro

J‘ Zorro!

J‘ The Fox so cunning and free

J‘ Zorro!

J‘ Who makes the sign of the "Z"!

J‘ Zorro, Zorro, Zorro

J‘ Zorro, Zorro J‘

Well, see how many I got in this time.

Not so many, Your Excellency.
Only seven.

- Are you sure?
- Si.

Maybe you are tired,
we should quit for the day?

Oh, nonsense.
I have to get some exercise.

Don Alejandro!

- Buenos dias, Excellency.
- Alejandro.

- Sergeant.
- His Excellency has been wanting

to play another game of chess with you.
Won't you sit down, please?

- You, uh, sure you want to?
- I am flattered.

I thought I'd give you
a chance to get even.

| feel guilty making you play chess.

You sure you should not be resting?
Sergeant and I could help you to bed.

Oh, nonsense,
although I have no doubt

that I could play chess
in my sleep well enough to defeat you.

[door opening]

- Apparently someone to see you.
- Oh.

See who it is.
Find out what he wants.

Si, Your Excellency.

Do you wish to see His Excellency?

Si. I heard he was here.

His Excellency has been injured.

The doctor has ordered him
to attend to no official business.

What about his aide, Capitan Arrellano?

- I would like to see him.
- Si.

He is the acting governor
until His Excellency gets well.

This way, senor.

[knock at door]

[Garcia] Are you in there, capitan?

- Your Excellency, please?
- Uno momento.

You may enter.

It is a man to see His Excellency...

I mean, his other Excellency,
Your Excellency.

Get to the point, sergeant.

Capitan Arrellano,
may I present senor...

What is your name again, please?

Gabriel Luna, La Cafiada.

It is His Excellency's cape.

How did it get in here?

I will see that it is returned
to His Excellency's closet.

Well, now, what is the nature
of your business, senor?

lwish to discuss with you this

oath of loyalty which
you ask us to take.

There's really nothing to discuss.
If you are loyal, you'll take the oath.

Loyalty is sometimes like
a double-harness for a team of horses.

If one has two good horses,
it is sensible to harness them together.

But it is stupid to harness
one good horse to a dead horse.

You mean that it is stupid to keep
California harnessed to Spain?

Not only that,

sometimes it is foolish for
a young man, such as yourself,

to remain loyal to an old man
who stands in his way.

lt, uh... It could be very profitable
being the governor of California.

You speak in riddles, Don Gabriel.

Permit me to be a little more frank.

I want no part of you,
your friends or your political henchmen,

if they represent the Rebatos.

And I will see you all in infierno

before I betray the man
who has trusted me.

Now, get out. Get out!

Si, capitan... Your Excellency?

Sergeant Garcia,
I want you to take every precaution

to safeguard the governor.

Make sure no one sees him
unless you know who it is.

- Si.
- And see that that stu... [sighs]

And see that Corporal Reyes
understands this too.

lwill explain it to him personally.

Ah. Finished playing chess so soon?

Ah, that man. He seems to think
I've nothing else to do

except sit and play chess
all day with him.

It's very strange, Father.
He never asks me to play anymore,

but then I beat him
the only two times we played.

l have other things on my mind.
It is difficult to concentrate on chess.

- You're right.
- We have a great responsibility.

We could never forgive ourselves
if anything should happen

to His Excellency when he is a guest.

Ah, there you are.

You've been to another meeting.
How was it?

I think we're making progress,
Your Excellency,

but, uh, it is not easy.

Well, there's no need for you
to do it all by yourself, Felipe.

I don't care what the doctor said.

Tomorrow I am going to
take over part of my duties.

Now, Father...

The doctor did say that
you were to have absolute rest.

No responsibility,
nothing hanging over you.

- [door opens, shuts]
- [groans]

Time for bed, Your Excellency.

Nothing hanging over me, you say?

Well, this overstuffed musk ox
has been hanging over me

day and night ever since I got here.

- But I am your orderly.
- "Orderly?"

Look at you! Unkempt!

Unshaven! Un-pressed!

What is there about you that's orderly?

That uniform looks like
you've slept in it.

Oh, I have, Your Excellency, l have!

Corporal Reyes, will you
come in here now, please?

ltwill be all right,
Your Excellency. Corporal Reyes

and Bernardo and Hugo and myself,
we will take you into your bedroom...

No, no, no!
No, I'm not ready to go to bed!

- All together now, men.
- Put me down, I say!

I'll have you court-martialed!
Leonar, speak to them!

This is high-handed treason!
I don't want to go to bed!

This way, lancers. That's it.

- Gently, lancers, gently.
- This is high-handed treason!

Why don't you listen to me? You idiots!

Poor Papa. He is not accustomed
to having his orders disobeyed.

And yet, for his own good, I...
I do not think

he should take over
his active duties just yet.

- We mustn't let him.
- You can depend on me, my dear.

Surely, together we can
make him do what is best for him.

Gracias, Felipe.

l was reading up on California law,
trying to do my duty as acting governor,

- and there is one thing you can do.
- Si?

As his daughter, if you were to sign
a paper stating he is incompetent

and unable to serve,
then we can say no to him

even though he insisted
on active service again.

Otherwise, his is the final authority.

Are you interested in my father's health

or in your own political ambitions?

Merely trying to
straighten it out in my own mind.

What's most important to you?
A father who is governor,

or a father who's alive?

For your information, Felipe,
my father will continue to be both.

You want that no more than I do.
I'd give my life for him.

He is the finest man I know.

[laughs] Oh, gracias.

We must look after him,

make sure he doesn't do
anything foolish.

And I must make sure that
I don't do anything foolish.

Like signing a paper declaring him
incompetent to serve!

You'll come crawling back to me
before I'm through.

J‘ The moon of Morelia shines brightly

J‘ But not half so bright as her eyes

J‘ The bloom on the rose withers nightly

J‘ But her beauty never dies

J‘ Her hair is the wing of the raven

J‘ Her cheeks hold the blush of the dawn

J‘ I pray every evening to heaven

J‘ That morning won 't find her gone

J‘ Mi corazo’n
She is my heart

J‘ l treasure each touch of her glove

J‘ She is fire, she is wine

J‘ She is music

J‘ Mi corazo’n

J‘ My love J‘

Bravo, Diego.
That was beautiful.

I'd love to hear more,
but it's time for my father's medicine.

- If I'm not there, he cheats.
- I know.

Buenos dias, capitan.

Well, so this is how to be
a caballero, Diego?

Play the guitar,

sing love songs to
someone else's senorita,

let the peons do the work
and the soldiers fight the wars.

You are implying that
you are fighting a war?

Merely idle conversation, senor.

You, uh, find the senorita
attractive, do you not?

Si, | find the senorita
attractive, and, uh,

| find this conversation
quite unattractive.

You will excuse me, huh?

Who goes there?

- Are you blind?
- No, Your Excellency.

The sergeant gave me orders to ask.

It is Capitan Felipe Arrellano,
acting governor of California.

Si.

Who goes there?

ljust told you! Didn't you hear me?

Those are my orders...
To ask three times,

"Who goes there?" And then shoot.

Sergeant Garcia? Sergeant Garcia!

Will you tell this payaso
to let me through that door?

You, uh... You wish to see
His Excellency, Your Excellency?

Si.

Your Excellency,
the capitan... His Excellency...

Well, this His Excellency would
like to speak to you, Your Excellency.

I know it's confusing, sergeant,
but please be patient.

Now, starting tomorrow,
lwill assume the duties as governor.

And after that,
it would not be proper for you

to address the capitan
as "His Excellency."

Gracias, Your Excellency.

Sergeant, would you mind
waiting in the sala?

No, no, Your Excellency. l...

What is it, Felipe?

Your Excellency, please, I beg of you,

do not take over the duties so soon.

There is no need.
You should have rest.

But it is my responsibility.

In spite of orders from the doctor,
or arguments from you,

I cannot put it aside
and forget about it.

What about me, Your Excellency?
Do you still feel I've failed you?

I told you we would discuss that,
more fully, later on.

On our return to Monterey, will
I be relieved, sent back to Spain?

I don't mean this as
a criticism of you, Felipe,

but I think I should designate
someone a little more, uh,

steady to take charge,
in case anything should happen to me.

But we'll discuss that more fully
when we get back home.

In that case, Your Excellency,
if you will excuse me,

l have several appointments
this afternoon in the pueblo.

[mumbling]

Continue.

l was thinking,
if something should happen to him

after he relieved me,
things might be a little confusing.

California'd be without
a permanent governor

until the Viceroy arrived
and appointed a new one.

This might not be too good.

And when the Viceroy does make
the appointment, it might not be you.

And that might be even worse,
eh, capitan?

So I thought, it's going to happen
to him sooner or later, anyhow,

and there's nothing
I can do to stop it...

One moment, Your Excellency.

Now you are speaking in riddles,
so let me be frank.

If you wish us to kill
the governor tonight, just say so.

Then we must agree as to the price.

What do you mean, "the price?"

What do you think you could do?

Come here and ask us to do
your dirty work for you,

and then, tomorrow, order me
out of your office again?

What is it you want?

This time you will not
just go for a walk.

This time you will be in
as deep as we are.

And if we fail,
you will hang with us.

And if you succeed?

If we succeed, you will be
the governor of California...

...Your Excellency.

Gracias,

Oh, corporal,
this is excellent wine.

You people of Los Angeles
have every reason to be proud.

- Gracias,
- Oh, corporal,

see if Sergeant Garcia would
join me in a toast to the king.

Si, capitan.

Oh, and corporal,
you will join us too, of course.

Si. Gracias, capitan.

Shh!

His Excellency is asleep on the couch.

Ah, sergeant.

- It was nice of you to come.
- Gracias,

Sergeant, I've spoken
rather sharply to you at times,

but you appreciate the responsibility
I've had on my shoulders.

I'm sure you understand.

No. They were not poisoned.

More likelyjust put to sleep.

But, later, they'll be shot
for sleeping at their post.

- [mimics sword swish]
- Si.

Don Alejandro and the senorita
left about an hour ago,

but I could not get
young De la Vega to leave.

- He's in his room reading.
- It does not matter.

If he tries to interfere,
we can handle him.

- Where is the old man now?
- In the library.

Good. You go that way.
Enter from the rear.

Make your way to the library.
You go the other way.

Why do we not just go through now
and get it over with?

Somewhere in there, that is
where the others met Zorro.

Now, go.

Capitan, there is no need
for all of us to be in there.

We will just get in the way.

Where can we watch
to make sure they finish the job?

There. If they come from
the back of the house to the library,

we can see them
through those windows.

[door opens, shuts]

Zorro!

Drop your sword,
or the sergeant pays with his life!

I warn you, capitan,

if you harm him, you'll not
outlive him by ten seconds.

Drop that sword or
blame yourself for his death!

That was a little
too close for comfort.

Next time don't sit around,
twiddling your thumbs.

What happened to you, my friend?

Sergeant, you say
you have no recollection

of hitting this man
over the head with a bottle?

It is unfortunate, capitan, that
your prisoners escaped this morning.

It would've been interesting to learn
the answers to many questions.

It... was one of those things
that happen.

My horse stumbled, I was off-balance,
and they got away, just like that.

Oh, tut-tut. Enough of that.
I propose a toast

to those men who obviously
put up a tremendous battle on my behalf.

Capitan, sergeant,
corporal, yes, and Zorro.

Wherever he is, I salute you.

This Zorro... We all take him
so much for granted.

He seems to be a friend
to everyone, but...

Somewhere there must be a man
who is a friend to Zorro.

I propose a toast to him.