All language subtitles for The Colour of Magic part 2

Currently, Twoflower,
the Discworld's first tourist

is rapidly leaving it
in an attempt to escape Krull.

This attempt has been
1,000 per cent successful.

Although this means
he may also be the Disc's last tourist,

he is enjoying the view.

Meanwhile,

some way above Twoflower,

Rincewind isn't enjoying
the view at all.

Only Great A'Tuin, the world turtle,

knows why it's heading towards the star.

Those on the Disc are due to find
out in about two days

and then they're really going to worry.

The Octavo,
the greatest spell book of all,

is so worried about all this,

that it must take action of its own.

Great, the ground
is gonna break my fall.

Did I just leave the world,
only to land back on it again?

Yes, you did.

Why? Why, why?!

We're not going anywhere.
Look at that.

Is it me

or is that getting bigger?

Is the turtle flying
straight towards it, I ask you?!

Well, wizards say
we always miss the stars.

But has anyone seen one
get this close before?

Where are the wizards
when we need them?

Wizards out! Wizards out!

Wizards out! Wizards out!

Wizards out! Wizards out!

One small step for a wizard,

into the unseen.

One giant leap

for the Unseen University.

Would the student body
please acknowledge

the 305th Arch Chancellor?

Let it be known

that although limited
personnel alterations have been made,

one or two other significant things

will be changing.

For the tidier.

As none of us have received guidance
as to the events of this morning...

and... there seems to be
a degree of,

quite unnecessary, anxiety

amongst the populous

about the star,

I propose

that we perform
the Rite Of AshkEnte.

After its own space odyssey,

many miles from Ankh-Morpork,
in the Vortex Plains,

the Luggage has plans of its own.

I said, our guest,
whose name is legend,

must tell us truly,

what is it that a man may call

the greatest things in life?

The crisp horizon of the steppe.

The wind in your hair.

A fresh horse underneath you.

Or is it the sight
of your enemy, slain?

The humiliation of his tribe

and the lamentation of his women?

What you say?

They said, our guest,

whose name is legend,

- must tell us truly...
- Oh, pish.

Hot water.

Good... dentistry.

And soft...

lavatory paper.

Hadesire desurps decorum demonia,

AshkEnte!

Rise up, oh,
creature of earth and darkness!

We do charge thee to abjure from...

I was at a party, you know.

It is said

that you can see
both the past and the future.

Correct.

Then, perhaps you can tell us

why is the red star getting bigger?

Because the turtle
is flying towards it.

Why?

For a purpose
that has nothing to do with me.

Then... perhaps you can tell us

what exactly happened this morning.

I understand that the Octavo was anxious

not to lose the eighth spell.

Hold on.

It was dropping off the Disc,
apparently.

Hold on.

Are we talking about the spell...

that is inside the head of Rincewind?

That he's been carrying around
all these years? Yes.

Any idea why?

All I know is that all the spells
have to be said together

at Solstice

or many worlds will be destroyed.

Destroyed?

It's an ancient prophecy,

written on the inner walls

of the Great Pyramid of Tsort.

Can you tell us
where Rincewind is now?

The Forest of Skund.

Rimwards of the Ramtop Mountains.

Feeling very sorry for himself.

Hello? Anybody out there?

Twoflower?

Now, may I go?

I hope it's a good party.

I think it might go downhill
at midnight.

Why?

That's when
they'll be taking my mask off.

Evening.

I'm looking for anything we've got

on the Pyramid of Tsort.

Ooook.

Thank you.

"Whoever says
all the spells together,

"when the Disc is in danger..."

Yes, yes, the star,
I know.

"... will gain ultimate power..."

"... to save the worlds."

Yes, and that.

Now, listen,

if you were to... oook this

to any members of the faculty,

you will be disciplined.

It's not as if bananas
grow on trees.

As much as it pains me to say this,

Rincewind must not die.

At least,
not until we bring him back here.

And empty his head.

Rincewind!

Go away. Go away!

Rincewind!

I'm not listening, I'm not listening.

It's me, Twoflower.

He's dead! And he's inside my head.

Why me?

Why me?! Why...

Twoflower?

Isn't an amazing thing that we ended up
back on the world?!

I must have done something really bad

to have got stuck with you.

The turtle must have caught us
somehow.

Why would it do that?

I don't know, do I?

Anyway, where are we?

Alive or dead?

Since we need him to say the spell,
in order to save the worlds,

I suspect alive might be better.

To save the worlds?
What does that mean?

I don't know.

But as long as one of the worlds
he saves is ours,

I shall consider it a most...
satisfactory outcome.

It's extraordinary. It looks like
they're gonna have a ceremony.

Ancient and traditional ritual,

probably dating back thousands of years
to celebrate the...

All that Golden Bough
and Cycle of Nature stuff

just boils down to sex and violence.

Usually both at the same time.

I think we ought to be going.

Come on, let's go!

If only I had my picture box.

There you are.

It's very loyal.

Yes, if loyalty is what you look for
in a suitcase.

Come on, we ought to leave.

Is she a druidess?

I don't think so.

Look, you're not going to like
this next bit, I promise you.

I want to stay.

I think ceremonies like that
hark back to a primitive simplicity -

If you must know,
they're going to sacrifice her.

What, kill her?

It wouldn't be much of a sacrifice
if they didn't, would it?

Couldn't they just use flowers
and berries and things?

Sort of symbolic?

Look, no self-respecting high priest

is going to go through all the business
of trumpets and processions,

then shove his knife in a daffodil
and a couple of plums, is he?

Come on.

Really, honestly, please.

I say there.

May I have a word there, sir?

I'm sorry to intrude,
I don't mean to be a bother.

I was just there and I saw what...

I just wonder if you'd consider,
for a moment, the idea of...

Tell me what that other idiot
is doing

or you is a dead man.

You see, you can't bring her back.
With the blood and the white dress...

His name is Twoflower

and he's not from these parts.

Doesn't look like it.
Now,

what I'm looking for

is the box full of treasure
with the legs.

Come here.

Oh, hello.

- Star!
- Look, it's getting bigger.

You ever done
this sort of thing before?

What sort of thing?

Rushed into a temple,
killed the priests,

stolen the gold
and rescued the girl?

Not in so many words, no.

You do it like this.

Let's go.

- It's alright.
- Bloody well isn't.

Why do people always go
and spoil things?

You've just been saved
from absolutely certain death.

It's not easy around here.

I mean, keeping yourself...

I mean, staying...

I mean, not letting myself...

- Not losing your qualifications!
- Qualifications?

I could have been with the moon goddess,
drinking mead out of a silver bowl.

Eight years of staying home
on Saturday nights

just straight down the drain!

Where am I now?

You're dreaming.

Can I wake up, please?

You have a very important task
ahead of you.

Good.

Rincewind!

Rincewind? Are you in there?

There's not even a flesh wound.

Rincewind!
Can you hear me, Rincewind?

What's up with the girl?

She won't let us rescue her.

Bugger that.

Don't just lie there you daft cow,
help me up.

Are you sure you can't hear me
in there, Rincewind?

Many years ago, we arranged for one
of our number to hide in your head.

Who are "we", exactly?

We are the seven spells
and our task is to see that

nothing dreadful
happens to the eighth, Rincewind.

It is most important that you don't let
the wizards take the spell from you.

All eight spells must be said
at the right time

or terrible things will happen.

And they mustn't be said
by the wrong people.

The wizards.

Precisely.

Am I in the Octavo?

In certain metaphysical respects, yes.

Why are you screaming?

Yes, why are you screaming?

I'm inside a bloody book,
talking to voices I can't see,

and you ask me why I'm screaming?

It is very important you safeguard
the spell in your head

and bring it back to us
at the University

in time for the Solstice,

so when the moment is precisely right,
we can be said.

Why should anyone want to say you?

It's the star. You see, the turtle
is heading towards it because...

No, no! Stop, stop, stop.

You've totally ruined my life,
you do realise that, don't you?!

I could have really made it as a wizard

if you hadn't used me
as a portable spell book.

I can't remember any other spells

because they're all too frightened
to be in the same head as you.

Look at it like this then,
as soon as the spell is said,

you'll be rid of it.

- And us.
- Forever.

When's the Solstice?

Two days' time, I think.

Right.

We've got to go. Right now.

Won't the Druids be celebrating
the Solstice here?

Probably not.

Well, are you sure?

- Because I'd really like to stay here.
- Yes.

But Ankh-Morpork is

the place to be on Solstice.

Well, Rincewind,
if we're not gonna be...

To feel the cobbles under your feet

and the old familiar smell
of the cesspits.

They're at their very best
this time of year.

- The place that I feel I really...
- I want to take you home.

Home to the potatoes they sell

at the fried fish stall,

at the junction of the Street
of Cunning Artifices

and Midden Street.

Yeah, potatoes, but, Rincewind,
this was a lovely fight,

but what I really wanna see

is the Temple at Bel-Shamharoth.

Potatoes, I hear you calling.

What did you say?

I want to see
the Temple of Bel-Shamharoth.

Not the home
of the giant terrifying spider

from which no-one
has ever returned alive?

That's the one.

Right.

Of course,

the River Smarl runs right past it.

- That settles it then.
- On our way

to the Solstice celebrations
at Ankh-Morpork.

I can hear the potatoes calling.

Right.

Shut up.

I don't like the sound of that.

What shall we do?

Panic?

That's him!

- Wizards.
- Panic!

Have they come to celebrate
the Solstice?

Quick, in there.

Rincewind!

They know you.

We've got you surrounded.

Come back with us to see
Arch Chancellor Trymon

and everything will be alright.

You have his word.

- It's nice they want you back.
- No, it isn't.

Even by wizards' standards,

Trymon is a nasty piece of work.

We can do this the easy way...

or we can do this the very easy way.

What's the easy way?

You come out not covered
in burning leaf mould.

What's the very easy way?

We set fire to the sacrificial pyre.

With you in it.

How do you think it'll end?

If that star is an omen,
it looks like we're all going to die.

We should name it now then.

- Might as well.
- How about...

the Deathstar?

Don't be daft,
what sort of name is that?!

The Deathstar?!

Who cast a spell?

You didn't see that Trymon out there,
did you?

Trymon, no, why?

For a minute there,
I thought we were in trouble.

Rincewind, look out!

A little bit earlier
would have been nice.

Twoflower!

Twoflower!

All wizards must die!

If the wizards
can't get rid of the star,

they should cease all magic

and commit suicide in good order.

If they're going to be like that,

personally, I'd let them burn.

- All wizards must die!
- The fact is,

the star is getting bigger.

And without Rincewind's spell,

there's nothing we can do about it.

I looked into the Mirror of Oversight.

I sought him out in the Runes of M'haw.

May I make it clear that I tried
both the Runes and the Mirror

- and the entrails of a manicreach.
- Any good?

So nobody knows where he is now?

In times of crisis...

one must be wise.

And wise men...
do what the times demand.

Twoflower, Twoflower.
Come on, wake up.

We've got to go.

Alright,
if that's the way you want it...

- Let me rest me back.
- Twoflower.

Wakey-wakey. Come along, lad.

There's some liniment stuff
in the saddlebag, if you wouldn't mind.

Who are you?

Cohen...

is me name.

Cohen the Barbarian?

The very same.

Hang on, hang on.

Cohen is a great big chap,
built like a bull.

Chest muscles
like a sack full of footballs.

He's the Disc's greatest warrior!

He's a legend in his own lifetime.

My grandfather used to tell me...

That's right, boy.

I'm a lifetime in me own legend.

You were the greatest.

Bards still sing songs about you.

I never get any royalties.

That's the saga of my life.

80 years in the business
and what have I got to show for it?

Back ache, piles, bad digestion

and a hundred different recipes
for soup.

Shoop. I hate shoop.

- Shoop.
- Soup.

It's me teeth, you see.

No-one takes you seriously
when you've got no teeth.

They say, "Sit by the fire,
Granddad, and have some soup."

That's a nasty cough you've got there.

Yes, I know. I'm sorry.

It's just that... Come on, wake up!

He's gone.

What, dead?

Well...

I've got to get him back
to Ankh-Morpork.

Well, he's not exactly dead.

He can't die,
the Patrician will kill me.

- He's just... gone.
- He's gone?

Where? Can't I get him back?

I don't know, but I think I know
someone who might have a map.

A necromancer.

What's neg romance?

No, necromance
is talking to the dead.

Of course,
I don't believe in tarot cards.

All that stuff about it

being this old wisdom from the universe,

Lot of old rubbish.

The Star.

It's nothing to do with me.

Four of Elephants.

The Ace of Turtles.

Death.

Is he really dead?

She said it's a sort of medicine.

So if you want to see your friend
in this world again,

I should drink it if I were you.

Well, if you're sure it's OK.

Can't make the beer taste any worse,
can it?

Well, he did take a spell for me, so...

here goes.

Well, actually,
it doesn't taste too bad.

Where am I going?

Don't look back.

But where am I going?

Twoflower!

Twoflower!

There you are.

What an amazing clock.

Rincewind,
where are we, exactly?

We're... sort of...

informally dead.

Come along. We haven't got time
to take pictures, let's go.

It won't take very long.

Poor light! Three bloody years
in F8 if you ask me.

Do your best.

What do you wanna take pictures for?

Can't you just... remember it?

Well, in years to come,
when I'm sitting by the fire...

You'll be sitting by the fire
permanently

if we don't get out of here!

This way. Come on.

Oh, I do hope you're not going.

I so seldom have company.

We... We really must not keep you.

Get ready to run.

But... I've never been
at Death's door before.

Right, now, run!

Don't look back! Don't look back!
Mustn't look back!

There are worse things
than being dead, you know.

Name two!

That always annoys me.

I might as well install
a revolving door.

If I've got time.

Rincewind.

- Hello.
- Hi, there.

Did I move at all?

You just looked at the fire,
as if you'd seen a ghost.

Oh, you're alive.

But no thanks to yourself,

Mr, "Would you like some berries

"while you stick
your sickle in my head?"

No hugging! I do not hug.

- My head.
- You've been ill.

You've been... hallucinating.

If I've been hallucinating,

I bet I took some great pictures.

You can't. No picture-ography.

The Horse people
are very superstitious.

I'll put this in the Luggage for you.

You'd better not be going somewhere next
where we need too much black.

It wasn't like that.

It was a little cottage...

You see what you see, I paint what I see
and I only see what's really there, see?

What happened to old Galder's chair,

the one with lion arms
and the ducks' feet?

Oh, that.

I had it burnt.

But it was a priceless magical artefact.
A genuine piece of...

Now,

may I draw your attention
to the agenda?

What does a... genda do?

It's simply a list of things
that we need to discuss.

Top of which...
is the matter of Rincewind.

And the star.
People are agitating, you know.

That is item number two
on the agenda.

Item number one is the fact
that you have failed to find him.

So what are you suggesting
we do about it?

I'm not suggesting anything.

I've sent someone to find him.

Who?

A hero.

- On whose authority?
- Mine.

I need no other.

You've hired a blood-thirsty idiot

who can't walk or think
at the same time.

How can you take anyone seriously
when...

The hero, even at this moment,
galloping towards the Vortex Plains,

doesn't get involved
in trading insults with wizards.

Not just because
they don't take it seriously,

but because this particular hero is,
in fact,

a heroine

named Herrena.

The Horse People have decided...

They hold Cohen in the highest regard.

- Cohen? The Barbarian?
- I was going to mention that.

- But, back in Ankh-Morpork you said...
- I lied.

The Horse People have decided

to give you mounts and directions
to the River Smarl,

where you can catch a ferry
back to the Circle Sea.

- You lied?
- Yeah. Ah, well, I...

I'd like to thank you very much
because you've been most helpful

and it will be very...

different without you.

You don't wish us to accompany you?

No, we'll be fine.

These... are... dangerous times.

Yes, I know but...

I'm beginning to cope very well
with these near-death experiences.

I just can't believe
it's Cohen The Barbarian.

Is he, perhaps, being sarcastic?

No, he's always like that.

He's got eyes, hasn't he?

Yes, but...

he doesn't see things
as other people do.

Take this yert, for example.
It's...

Well, it's dark and greasy

and smells like a very ill horse.

Yes, but he would say

that it smells like
the curious and rare resins

plundered by green-eyed warriors

from the edge of civilisation.
You know, so on and so on.

Well, the snake warriors are the...

I could tell him to shut up.

No, I...

I like his eyes.

They can see for 50 years.

I shall accompany you...

for the reason
that if anything should happen to you,

the legend would be besmirched.

But also on the count of me chilblains.

I'm coming too!

In case Cohen needs anything...
rubbed.

It's even brighter now.

What is it?

Why does everybody look at me?
I don't know what it is.

- It's probably a comet or something.
- I wonder if it's a sign.

Will we be burned up?

How the hell would I know?

I've never been hit
by a comet before, have I?

Walk on.

Have you combed your beard?

I think she's taken
a bit of a shine to you.

If I was 20 years younger.

I'd be 67.

Me, riding with Cohen The Barbarian.

Who could possibly attack us now?

It is indeed a hundred miles
rimwards to the River Smarl,

across the high plains
and down to the gloomy pine forest,

that lies rather closer
than is comfortable

to the Trollbone Mountains.

The clue is in the title.

Did we really have to stop?

The River Smarl can't be that far away.

The ferryman doesn't work at night,

so we might as well get some rest.
Besides, my feet are killing me.

You'd have quite nice feet
if only you looked after them.

You don't get to meet
many chiropodists in my line of work.

I've met any amount of snake priests,

mad gods,

war lords.

Never any chiropodists.

I suppose it wouldn't look right,
really.

Cohen against the chiropodists.

Or Cohen
and the Chiropractors of Doom?

Or Cohen and the mad dentists.

What's funny about that?

Nothing in particular.

I don't blame you.

It's hard being a hero
when you've got no teeth.

Don't matter what else you lose.

You can get by with one eye even.

But show them a mouthful of gums
and no-one has any respect.

I do.

Why don't you have a new pair
made for yourself?

I do have trouble masticating.

- I beg your pardon.
- You know, chewing.

Oh, yeah, chewing.

They're called den-chures.

Time chewers?

Dentures!

Lots of people wear them where I'm from.

What? And they don't
just have to eat soup?

That has to rank
as the most pathetically easy ambush

in swordswoman history.

I've no idea why you're so important.

- Important? To who?
- The wizards.

- The wizards?
- At the Unseen University.

For some reason, they want me
to take you back.

It's a short ride hubwards
to the ferry at the River Smarl.

From there, we'll be
at Ankh-Morpork by morning.

Excuse me.

Do you think we could drop by the Temple
of Bel-Shamharoth on the way?

Only if you want to ride 1,000 miles
rimwards in the wrong direction.

You mean you can't reach the Temple
of Bel-Shamharoth by the River Smarl?

No, of course not.

At least we'll be in Ankh-Morpork
for the special Solstice celebrations.

- What special Solstice celebrations?
- Never heard of them.

So my guide wasn't going to take me
to Bel-Shamharoth at all, was he?

No. It was too dangerous.

Do you want half your money back?

Do you want all your money back?

Look, it's not about money.
We're supposed to be friends.

We shook on it.

Look, if you must know the truth,

I only agreed to be your guide

because the Patrician of Ankh-Morpor

said he'd do unspeakable things to me
if I didn't!

So there you have it.

Thank you for being honest.

They don't even celebrate
the Solstice in Ankh-Morpork, do they?

And I'm probably the worst wizard
this side of the Circle Sea.

And I thought
everything was going so well.

Well, you thought wrong.

You're in great danger,
you've got to put the fire out!

No, you're in great danger.

The fire stays.
Don't try to distract me.

No, it's...

You've obviously never heard
of the legend of Old Granddad.

I knew it was around here somewhere.

- When a troll gets older...
- There are trolls?

... he gets bigger and bigger.

And this is a very old troll.

Everyone knows
trolls keep away from fire.

But this specific troll...

- Can't.
- Can't?

No, because you've lit the fire
on his tongue!

- Hurry!
- Is it an earthquake?

Come on, you two.

Cohen!

Get up, you silly cow.

Come on, run!

I think we're going home
in an envelope.

If complete and utter chaos
was a lightning,

then being tied to you
is like standing on a hill top

in a thunder storm
wearing a wet copper armour

and shouting,
"All gods are idiots."

- Thank you.
- It wasn't a compliment!

Come on, let's stand up.

I'm off to see Bel-Shamharoth.

Good luck, I hope the spider eats you.
Sod the Patrician.

I'm going home to Ankh-Morpork.

- Fine.
- Fine.

- Happy now?
- I don't want to talk about it.

We're going to Ankh-Morpork.

This isn't exactly what I had in mind.

Is it just me,

or does that look
rather like a very large target?

Destroy those wizards!
Destroy those wizards!

The trouble is, the Arch Chancellor
is just not a team player.

There is, of course, the tradition
of dead men's pointy shoes.

You mean create a vacancy

in the Arch Chancellor's department
sort of thing?

Very well.

We need a volunteer.

Anyone?

Any... one?

Everyone then.

Wait.

You're not the usual ferryman.

I've been here before.
The usual man is a big fellow.

- Two of you, grab him.
- Daft cow.

- You, shut up.
- Let's see what's under that robe.

Kill them both.
I'll deal with those old fool.

Time to get going.

- Come on!
- I say, well done!

Excellent, sir.

Pulled my back.

I don't know who you are
or where you're from,

and there's nothing personal about this,
you understand.

Are you OK?

The back... is... is cured.

My father used to recommend
hanging from a door.

We really ought to be going.

I don't suppose you'd be interested
in selling the luggage?

No, I couldn't possibly do that.

I was looking for a present
for Bethan, you see.

We're getting married.

- That's great.
- You ought to be the first to know.

That's very...

This is cause for celebration.

I'm pretty sure I have
some travel biscuits

and water in my luggage.

You...

You serious about getting married?

Any objections?

No, I was just thinking, you know,
that's she's...

in her twenties and you...

are of the elderly persuasion.

Time I settled down, you mean?

No, I was thinking more of the...

physically,

the age difference.

About...

I see what you mean.

The strain.

I hadn't looked at it like that.

I hope I haven't upset anything.

No, don't apologise.

You were right to point it out.

You know, sometimes,

you just have to take risks.

Don't be offended,

but I think we'll go ahead
with the wedding anyway

and... just have to hope
she's strong enough.

- Will we get to Ankh-Morpork by dawn?
- Absolutely.

Right, who wants how to learn

how to row a ferry to Ankh-Morpork?

The reason that I have
gathered you here today...

is to announce
that there will be a meeting.

With an agenda.

With just one item on it.

An agendum.

I'm sorry?

We're assuming that this must be
to do with the news

that your hero has failed
to capture Rincewind.

I don't recall
you being minuted to talk!

There will be a meeting...

to consult the Octavo.

With only seven spells?

Are you sure that's wise...

Arch Chancellor?

We have gone beyond...

wisdom.

Ankh-Morpork.

Pearl among cities.

There's no city in the multiverse
that can rival Ankh-Morpork

for its smell.

Look. Come on.

Wizards, why have you let us down?

What's he doing?

This is what I've been looking for.

- We'll join you shortly.
- What, a jewellers?

It's a surprise.

You...

wait here, Beth.

Excuse me.
Why is everyone leaving?

The star is gonna crash into the Disc.

We're all gonna burn up and die.

The star is life, not death.

- What?
- What what?

Your voice, it just went all crackly.
It didn't sound like you.

It's the spell,
it's trying to take me over.

It knows what's going to happen.

Why are they painting all the stars?

- They think it'll ward it off?
- No, that's not gonna work.

I think I know what will.
Come on.

It's massive! Move!

The strangest thing I've ever made.

But practical, I'll give you that.

What did you say
they were called again?

Den-chewers.

Made from trolls' teeth.

This is Bethan, my betrothed.

Is there anywhere round her
where I can get a wedding dress?

And a steak.

What are... What are you doing?

Ridding the Disc of wickedness.

That's the Necrotelicomnicon.

Wizards use it to contact the dead.

How did you know that?

I just, you know, just guessed.

He's got a big box on legs.

He looks like a wizard.

Gentlemen...

the light fantastic!

We're safe,
so long as we don't touch the book.

Let's see.

"To appease it,

"the thing that is the guardian

"be silenced

"and return to the darkness."

What am I talking about?

- I can't do magic.
- What?

When I look at you,
all I see is a wizard.

- Wizard?
- Yes.

- You're a wizard. Act like it.
- Act like it?

Alright, stand back

or I'll fill you full of magic!

All the magic's gone.

The star's taken it away.

I mean it.

Ashonti,

perucha...

bealzeboar!

Right, that's far enough!

- We're heavily armed.
- What about...

Where is the Luggage?
Where's your luggage?

I often don't know where my luggage is,

that's what being a tourist
is all about.

Right.

I have a wizard
and I'm not afraid to use him.

To the Great Hall, gentlemen.

He's locked it!

The star has spots on it.

No, they're not spots,
they are... they're things.

Things that go round the...
round the star.

Like the sun goes round the Disc.

They're closer because...
because...

They're definitely spots.

Come on.

False wizards must die!

Come on, let's go.

False wizards must die!

False wizards must die!

Come on.
The lower cellars are this way.

Anything that wheezes like that
can't possibly be dangerous.

Don't, look back.

Is anyone out there?!

Please!

- Hello?
- Who's there?

It's Rincewind.

That's right, it's Rincewind.

- Rincewind.
- Did you bring the spell?

Who's in there?

- The masters of wizardry.
- The masters!

- Why are you in there?
- We got locked in.

What, with the Octavo?

The Octavo, in fact, is... not here.

Right.

Now, look.
This is going to need a bit of magic

so be a good fellow,
run along and find a wizard.

Run along and find a wizard?!

Alright, stand back.

Find something to hide behind.

- What for?
- He means it.

You see that vein
bulging in his forehead?

- He's serious.
- Will you shut up?

Right.

Did you see Trymon
on the way down here?

No. Why?

Because he's stolen the Octavo.

- Him.
- I always said he'd go a long way.

He'll go a lot further
if he opens that book.

Why?
What will happen?

One mind
can't hold all the spells.

- It'll break down and leave a hole.
- In his head?

In the fabric of the universe.

He might think he can control it
by himself but...

But he hasn't got the spell
in your head, so...

Come on!

He's done it.
He's opened a path way.

- Are those things demons?
- Demons would be a picnic

compared with what's trying
to come through up there!

What do you propose to do about it?

It's all over, do you see?

You can't put the spells
back in the book.

You can't unsay what has been said.

You can try.

- Get out of my way!
- What?

Wait! Hold it, hold it.

Listen... you don't understand.

There's unimaginable horrors up there.

I've always wanted to do
something like this. I mean...

this is an adventure, isn't it?

You are definitely mad.

It's stopped.

They're blank.
They're all completely blank.

Then he did it,
he's read the spells.

Successfully too.

I think we should go up and...

- congratulate him.
- Congratulate him?

When you're advanced in the craft, lad,

you'll find, at times,
the important thing is success.

That's no way to treat a book.
The spine's bent right back.

Give me that. A lad, am I?

When I'm advanced in the craft.
I've only been walking around for years

with one of the greatest spells
in my head.

And didn't go totally insane, did I?
No, you didn't.

Where are the other wizards?

Rincewind.

Join us, won't you?

The Eighth Spell.

Give it to me.

Give...

me...

the spell!

No. You'll have to try and take it.

And I don't think you can!

But I only have to kill you...

and it is mine.

These statues look like wizards!

- They are the wizards!
- They are?!

They were!

There are worse things.

I could clothe your body with ants.

- I have the power...
- I have a sword, you know.

Pathetic!

Pathetic? I'll show you pathetic.

Hello?

Rincewind, where's the sword?
I'll get it.

I have to warn you...

that I'm a real wizard now.

Then, join your fellow wizards,

you turgid little worm!

- I have no need of you now.
- Oh, there it is.

Come!

The little spell...

Unto me!

- Run!
- Now what? Oh, run!

I suppose they're the spells.

Twoflower?

Is that...

Is that you, Rincewind?

And I want you to do

something very important for me,
Twoflower.

Yes. I'm... I'm ready.

What is it you want me to do?

I want you to come over here...

and help me up,

before my hand slips off this stone.

- I'm glad you're alive.
- Yes, so am I.

Could you...
Could you now help me up?

- That might be a little difficult.
- Why? What are you holding onto?

To you!

Besides me!

What do you mean, besides you?

Bugger.

I don't know why it is,
but ever since I've met you,

I've spent a lot of my time

hanging on by my fingertips

over certain depths.
Have you noticed that?

Oh, it's you!

Not again!

I think I just had

another near-Rincewind experience.

A little bit earlier
would have been nice.

Funny place to put statues.
No-one can see them.

Mind you,
can't say they're up to much.

Very poor work.

This...

This is where we say goodbye.

Out!

What's he doing now?
Bloody old fool...

Isn't all this magic exciting?

It's only lights.

He ain't even produced doves
or billiard balls out of his sleeves.

Is that it?

New worlds!

Must get a picture of this.

I might forget.

How could you ever forget?

It's the most beautiful thing
I've ever seen in my life.

Got it!

That's old Twoflower for you.

He just appreciates beauty
in his own way.

I mean, if a poet sees a daffodil,

he stares at it,
and then writes a long poem.

But Twoflower would wander off
and buy a book on botany,

and then, as he reads it,

he would tread on the daffodil.

The star!

It's getting smaller.

It's like a sea of gold!

Golden syrup, more like.

That is a nice dramatic ending.

But life doesn't work like that,

and there are other things
that have to happen.

There is the Octavo, for example,

and many of the observers realised
that, dropping towards them,

is the single most magical thing

on the Discworld.

OK? Right. Come on.

Oh, dear.

Later, Twoflower did ask the Luggage

what it had done with the Octavo.

But its expression
could only be described as...

What are they doing now?

... wooden.

They're trying to open the luggage.
Come on!

It's a nice day.

Air like wine!

- Rincewind, I've decided...
- You know, I think I might re-enrol.

I think I could make a good go
of this magic thing,

and graduate very well.

Because they do say that
if it's summa cum laude,

then, the living is easy!

That's good...

Of course,
there's plenty of room up top,

now that the big boys
are on doorstep duty.

Will they be able to be turned back?

Probably not.

Will they be able to do something
with Trymon?

He'll make a very nice rockery.

Go on!
You go and sort this all out.

I think I could do very well
with this magic lark.

- The thing is, I'm going home.
- And a sharp lad,

who's had some experience of the world,
could quite easily...

- Sorry. What did you say?
- I said I'm going home.

What home?

Home, home. Back across the sea,
where I live. You know!

It occurred to me last night,

all this travelling
and seeing things is fine,

but there's a lot of fun to be had
in having been.

You know,
putting your pictures in a book,

remembering things...

- There is?
- Yeah.

And the important thing about having
a lot of things to remember

is that you have to have
some place to go afterwards

where you can remember them.

You haven't really been anywhere

until you've got back home.

Good.

Well, if that's the way
you see it...

- When are you going?
- Today, I think.

There's bound to be
a ship going part of the way.

Yes, I... I expect so.

That settles it.
He'll drop me at the Brown Islands,

and I can easily get a ship
from there.

Well, great.

- You found a priest, then.
- Yes.

And Cohen didn't even try to kill him
for his valuables.

It's a great dress.

Thank you. I stole it myself.

Look, this is for you two.

I know it can be expensive,
setting up home for the first time.

Or a small kingdom, even.

I've also thought about something
I can give you.

Really, no.

You don't have to...

It's all yours.
I don't need it any more,

and it won't really fit on my wardrobe.

What?

The luggage! Don't you want it?

Luggage!

I...

But it's yours!
It follows you. It won't follow me.

Luggage?

This is Rincewind.
You're his now, right?

It doesn't really belong to anyone
but itself, really.

I guess this is it.

Goodbye, Rincewind.

When I get home
I'll send you a postcard or something.

Oh, come here.

And...

Any time you're passing,

someone here is bound to know
where I am.

Well...

I guess that's about it, then.

That's about it, right enough.

Right.

Right.

No, no, no! Don't want you.

I give you to yourself.
You understand?

I said I don't want you! Go!

Go away!

Alright!

Come on.