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Be a little patient. They will come out
eventually.
>> Now we'll find out how many of them
there are.
>> Ready to fire.
There's one coming out. FIRE.
We got
Bleck was right. They were only two
people.
over there.
>> We almost drowned, but now we have our
horses and weapons.
>> Black, look over there.
>> Oh no. Let's go immediately.
>> They caught my friends off guard.
Fire at the rebels.
Go
forward.
I was happy thinking we'd be comfortable
since we found horses. Look at our
situation now.
Hold the painting tight, Professor. We
must not lose it to the British.
>> I'M SICK OF THIS ANONYMOUS PAINTING.
Whatever happened to me, it's because of
this.
>> Oh no.
>> If I had hit him, that £1,000 would be
mine. That's what you think? The
commander wouldn't have let you keep
THAT MONEY.
DON'T SLOW DOWN. I'LL CATCH up with you.
Impossible. We can't leave you, Black.
We're going TO SLOW DOWN.
>> THEY'RE APPROACHING.
>> INCREDIBLE. He's running as fast as a
horse.
Go. Those who said this hunter had
extraordinary powers were right.
There is a shack by the river. Let's
take shelter there.
Drive those damn horses faster.
Stop.
They've walked right into the trap on
their own feet. Dismount. Surround the
house.
>> This was a painters studio. The place is
full of paintings. If these paintings
are as cursed as ours,
we are in big trouble.
>> Leave the paintings and load your rifle,
Rody. The British will attack in a
moment.
>> FIRE YOU INCOMPETENT.
A hunter sniper. If we advance in the
open, we will lose too many people.
Lieutenant,
>> hold the attack.
>> They've stopped firing. They've realized
we're not joking, but we're trapped in
here.
>> Let's see what kind of paintings our
host has been making.
A good painter, but always landscapes.
There are no portraits at all.
>> Is this very important, Professor?
>> Of course, it's important.
Since he didn't do it, I will have to do
this job.
Just like in my youth,
>> Is this the time for fun, Professor?
>> Be quiet, you shrimp. What do you know
about an artist's soul?
The governor is offering £100 for this
painting. If it were up to me, it
wouldn't even be worth£1.
>> The soldiers are attacking hard. You'd
better help, professor.
It doesn't look much like him, but it'll
do. If the ugly countest is worth £100,
then this is worth £300 because
this is uglier than her.
>> I think the professor has lost his mind.
>> Ignorant boy. This painting might just
save our lives.
>> I think you have a plan, Professor.
>> Art is a useful thing. Remember that,
Rodie.
Open the door. Bleck.
>> Attention. Someone is escaping.
They are escaping with the Marsh
painting. That painting IS MORE
IMPORTANT THAN ANYTHING TO THE GOVERNOR.
CATCH THE HORSE.
>> EVERYONE TO THE HORSES.
>> Did you see my artistic talent, Rody?
>> Let's go right now.
>> Huh? Who knows how surprised the
soldiers will be when they find that
ridiculous painting?
>> Stop mocking the painting. I put all my
art into it.
>> Come in.
>> Sir, they have brought the Marcy's
painting.
>> Bring it in immediately.
Your excellency, I have brought the
portrait of the marshy of Norfolk.
You are a hero. I will promote you
immediately.
The painting was in Bleck. After a tough
battle, they had to leave the painting
and flee.
Are you not well, your excellency?
We made it to Portland.
Let's see if we can reach Lawyer Conny's
house. British patrols will be on the
move. Let's be careful.
Who is it?
>> Motherland and Liberty.
>> I am glad to see you, Lawyer Connelly.
>> I knew you would succeed. We risked our
lives many times to bring this anominous
thing here. It's time we learn why it is
so valuable. Of course, you have earned
this, my friends.
Wow. Something else appeared under the
painting.
>> Is the secret plan of the Boston walls.
Look at that sinister mares. Look what
she was hiding after all.
>> So that's why the governor was after
this.
>> This plan is also very precious for the
patriots. Thank you all once again. Be
my guest tonight.
>> Thank you. But we should set out
immediately. It could be dangerous to
set out during the day.
>> No, Bleck. We've been hungry and haven't
slept for a long time. Anyway, the
marquee is also crushed to pieces. Now
the jinx will leave us alone.
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