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These are the user uploaded subtitles that are being translated: 1 00:00:06,000 --> 00:00:12,074 Watch any video online with Open-SUBTITLES Free Browser extension: osdb.link/ext 2 00:02:04,645 --> 00:02:08,398 NARRATOR: In the year of Our Lord 1598, 3 00:02:08,565 --> 00:02:12,736 five trader warships left the Dutch city of Rotterdam 4 00:02:12,903 --> 00:02:15,530 as the first expeditionary force ever sent 5 00:02:15,697 --> 00:02:19,368 to ravage and plunder Spanish and Portuguese possessions 6 00:02:19,534 --> 00:02:22,162 in the recently discovered New World. 7 00:02:22,329 --> 00:02:25,082 Protestant Holland had been at war with Catholic Spain 8 00:02:25,248 --> 00:02:26,792 for more than 40 years, 9 00:02:26,958 --> 00:02:29,294 with England her only ally in the struggle. 10 00:02:29,461 --> 00:02:32,673 The Spanish had discovered the vast riches of the Americas 11 00:02:32,839 --> 00:02:38,679 and, legend had it, the even greater riches of mysterious Cathay. 12 00:02:38,845 --> 00:02:43,308 Both Holland and England were determined to share in this wealth. 13 00:02:43,475 --> 00:02:46,478 Only one Dutch ship survived the violent storms 14 00:02:46,645 --> 00:02:48,188 and icy seas of Cape Horn, 15 00:02:48,355 --> 00:02:52,359 to breach the enemy's secret of the Straits of Magellan 16 00:02:52,526 --> 00:02:56,321 and finally sail into American waters: 17 00:02:56,488 --> 00:02:59,157 the Erasmus. 18 00:03:01,702 --> 00:03:04,913 Under the command of Pilot-Major John Blackthorne, 19 00:03:05,080 --> 00:03:08,458 with only 28 men of his Dutch crew still alive, 20 00:03:08,625 --> 00:03:12,671 the Erasmus ventured into the Pacific. 21 00:03:21,888 --> 00:03:26,768 There, pursued and outnumbered by Spanish fleets, her retreat cut off, 22 00:03:26,935 --> 00:03:31,857 this ship turned westward and fled alone...into the unknown. 23 00:03:36,069 --> 00:03:39,573 Now, almost two years outward bound from home, 24 00:03:39,740 --> 00:03:43,285 133 days from her last landfall... 25 00:03:43,452 --> 00:03:46,621 [THUNDER CRASHING] 26 00:04:07,517 --> 00:04:09,936 Go below, pilot. I take this watch. 27 00:04:10,103 --> 00:04:12,522 - Where's the mate? - Dead. 28 00:04:12,689 --> 00:04:16,359 There's the stink of death, pilot. 29 00:04:16,526 --> 00:04:20,989 - What's the course? - Wherever the wind takes us! 30 00:04:21,156 --> 00:04:24,326 And where's the landfall you promised? 31 00:04:24,493 --> 00:04:26,286 Where's the Japans? 32 00:04:26,453 --> 00:04:29,706 - Ahead! - Ahead... 33 00:04:29,873 --> 00:04:31,875 Always ahead! 34 00:04:33,627 --> 00:04:35,796 Blessed Jesus... 35 00:04:35,962 --> 00:04:39,382 Damn the day I left Holland! 36 00:04:51,019 --> 00:04:54,940 - Get aloft, Maetsukker. - No, I'm near death, pilot. 37 00:04:55,106 --> 00:04:57,108 I'm sick. The scurvy's taken me. 38 00:04:57,275 --> 00:05:02,280 Get aloft and stay there till you're dead or we make landfall! 39 00:05:06,284 --> 00:05:08,620 How are you feeling, Johann? 40 00:05:08,787 --> 00:05:12,707 Good enough, pilot. Perhaps I'll live. 41 00:05:13,875 --> 00:05:17,337 Most men your age are already dead, so you're ahead of us. 42 00:05:17,504 --> 00:05:21,049 It's the saintly life I've led. That and the brandy-- 43 00:05:21,216 --> 00:05:22,843 [GROANS] 44 00:05:29,015 --> 00:05:31,810 The boatswain's dead, pilot. 45 00:05:36,523 --> 00:05:39,943 Get the body aloft. You and Roper and Croocq. 46 00:05:40,735 --> 00:05:43,363 Johann, take the dawn watch. 47 00:05:43,530 --> 00:05:47,200 - Ginsel, you're bow lookout. - Right. 48 00:06:08,430 --> 00:06:10,432 Captain-general? 49 00:06:22,068 --> 00:06:24,404 Where...? Where are we? 50 00:06:25,822 --> 00:06:28,408 Still on course. 51 00:06:28,575 --> 00:06:32,954 You and your damned course. 52 00:06:33,622 --> 00:06:36,291 There is no Japans. 53 00:06:36,458 --> 00:06:40,003 But you... You will kill us all. 54 00:06:40,170 --> 00:06:43,381 We'll get there. We'll make landfall. 55 00:06:43,548 --> 00:06:48,637 It's a lie. All lies from the beginning. 56 00:06:49,763 --> 00:06:52,682 God rot you, pilot. 57 00:06:52,849 --> 00:06:54,267 Reef! 58 00:06:54,434 --> 00:06:56,895 Reef ahead! 59 00:07:05,445 --> 00:07:08,114 All hands on deck! 60 00:07:08,281 --> 00:07:10,575 All hands on deck! 61 00:07:13,536 --> 00:07:17,457 We're lost! Lord Jesus help us! 62 00:07:19,459 --> 00:07:22,128 Get the crew on deck! 63 00:07:23,213 --> 00:07:25,215 Go on! 64 00:07:32,931 --> 00:07:35,976 Get out on deck! Out! 65 00:07:49,781 --> 00:07:51,741 [YELLS] 66 00:07:55,161 --> 00:07:58,498 Get aloft! The forecastle's ho! 67 00:08:02,502 --> 00:08:05,213 Aloft! 68 00:08:13,638 --> 00:08:15,265 [YELLS] 69 00:08:17,267 --> 00:08:19,144 Reef! 70 00:08:19,769 --> 00:08:23,023 Reef ahead! 71 00:08:32,699 --> 00:08:36,036 Turn, you whore from hell! 72 00:08:37,829 --> 00:08:40,081 Turn, damn you! 73 00:08:40,248 --> 00:08:42,709 Turn! 74 00:08:47,672 --> 00:08:49,841 [CRASHING] 75 00:10:36,030 --> 00:10:38,825 [SPEAKING IN JAPANESE] 76 00:10:47,333 --> 00:10:48,710 Is this the Japans? 77 00:10:52,839 --> 00:10:53,965 The Japans? 78 00:11:18,114 --> 00:11:20,825 It is the Japans. By God, it has to be. 79 00:12:09,749 --> 00:12:11,376 Sorry. 80 00:12:13,836 --> 00:12:15,463 Where are my boots? 81 00:12:20,051 --> 00:12:21,761 Boots. 82 00:12:24,138 --> 00:12:26,599 Feet. Boots. 83 00:13:18,943 --> 00:13:20,945 Thank you. 84 00:13:22,947 --> 00:13:25,491 My name John Blackthorne. 85 00:13:25,992 --> 00:13:27,869 What's your name? 86 00:13:30,288 --> 00:13:31,914 Blackthorne. 87 00:13:32,081 --> 00:13:33,583 What's your name? 88 00:13:37,670 --> 00:13:39,797 [SPEAKING IN JAPANESE] 89 00:15:39,333 --> 00:15:44,630 Can you take me in your boat to my ship? 90 00:15:47,383 --> 00:15:48,885 [SPEAKS IN JAPANESE] 91 00:16:49,403 --> 00:16:52,448 You wait here for me. 92 00:16:53,991 --> 00:16:55,826 Wait here for me. 93 00:16:55,993 --> 00:16:58,162 [SPEAKS IN JAPANESE] 94 00:17:23,104 --> 00:17:24,814 [SPEAKS IN JAPANESE] 95 00:17:24,981 --> 00:17:26,649 But this is my ship. 96 00:17:32,446 --> 00:17:35,408 There are papers in my cabin. 97 00:17:35,575 --> 00:17:37,702 I need them. 98 00:17:38,327 --> 00:17:39,996 [SPEAKS IN JAPANESE] 99 00:17:44,000 --> 00:17:49,422 I, me, want to go in there. 100 00:18:22,455 --> 00:18:25,625 SEBASTIO: Who are you? - Who are you? 101 00:18:26,083 --> 00:18:28,461 I am Father Sebastio. 102 00:18:28,628 --> 00:18:31,255 And you are a heretic Dutchman pirate. 103 00:18:31,422 --> 00:18:33,132 How did you get here? 104 00:18:33,341 --> 00:18:36,010 We were blown ashore. 105 00:18:36,177 --> 00:18:39,388 - What is this place? The Japans? - Yes. 106 00:18:39,555 --> 00:18:42,141 The authorities know about you. 107 00:18:42,308 --> 00:18:45,519 They crucify criminals and pirates here. 108 00:18:45,686 --> 00:18:47,104 You're going to die. 109 00:18:47,271 --> 00:18:50,483 - Where's my crew? - They will die with you. 110 00:18:50,650 --> 00:18:53,736 May God burn you in hellfire for all eternity. 111 00:18:58,324 --> 00:19:01,786 [SPEAKING IN JAPANESE] 112 00:19:04,664 --> 00:19:06,248 [MAN SPEAKS IN JAPANESE] 113 00:19:21,847 --> 00:19:24,058 [SPEAKING IN JAPANESE] 114 00:19:26,435 --> 00:19:28,604 Kasigi Omi-san wants to know where do you come from? 115 00:19:28,771 --> 00:19:30,398 What's your nationality? 116 00:19:30,564 --> 00:19:33,859 - Who is he? - The samurai in charge of this village. 117 00:19:34,026 --> 00:19:36,570 You'd better answer quickly. 118 00:19:36,737 --> 00:19:42,535 Tell him I'm English. I'm pilot-major of the Erasmus out of Rotterdam. 119 00:19:42,743 --> 00:19:44,620 [SPEAKING IN JAPANESE] 120 00:19:58,384 --> 00:20:03,180 Omi-san says you may walk around the village until his master comes back. 121 00:20:03,347 --> 00:20:06,600 Lord Kasigi Yabu will decide your fate. 122 00:20:06,767 --> 00:20:09,019 What about my crew? 123 00:20:09,186 --> 00:20:11,480 Where are they? 124 00:20:21,699 --> 00:20:23,993 Omi-san says, "Do you understand?" 125 00:20:25,995 --> 00:20:28,706 What's "yes" in Japanese? 126 00:20:28,873 --> 00:20:30,082 [SPEAKS IN JAPANESE] 127 00:20:57,777 --> 00:21:00,821 [SEBASTIO SPEAKS IN LATIN] 128 00:22:23,821 --> 00:22:25,406 [GUARD SPEAKS IN JAPANESE] 129 00:22:43,007 --> 00:22:45,718 By the Lord Jesus, pilot, you're alive. 130 00:22:45,885 --> 00:22:47,845 Where's the ship? Is she safe? 131 00:22:48,012 --> 00:22:51,557 Anchored in the bay. Where are the others? 132 00:22:51,724 --> 00:22:55,936 Dead, pilot. The savages took them away. 133 00:22:58,314 --> 00:23:00,065 [MOANING] 134 00:23:02,401 --> 00:23:03,777 Captain-general? 135 00:23:03,944 --> 00:23:07,031 He can't hear you. All he does is lie there and moan. 136 00:23:07,406 --> 00:23:10,367 He's in God's hands. We all are. 137 00:23:10,534 --> 00:23:14,538 - Is it the Japans, pilot? Is it? - Aye, it is. 138 00:23:17,207 --> 00:23:20,127 But there's a priest here. A Jesuit. 139 00:23:20,294 --> 00:23:23,505 Where there be one priest, there's bound to be others. 140 00:23:23,672 --> 00:23:27,635 Priests and papists... They'll burn us at the stake. 141 00:23:28,218 --> 00:23:31,096 The Day of Judgment approaches. We never should've sailed here. 142 00:23:31,263 --> 00:23:34,558 Are there riches, pilot? Is there gold? 143 00:23:34,725 --> 00:23:37,937 - There must be. Gold and riches-- - Did you see it? 144 00:23:38,103 --> 00:23:40,397 - Have you seen the gold? - No. 145 00:23:40,564 --> 00:23:44,068 Maybe Roper's right. Maybe it's only greed that brought us here. 146 00:23:44,234 --> 00:23:46,070 - It's God's punishment-- - Stop it. 147 00:23:47,029 --> 00:23:50,991 We're the first ones to reach Japans, and we'll be rich if we keep our wits. 148 00:23:51,158 --> 00:23:54,036 How? By trading with the devil? 149 00:23:54,203 --> 00:23:56,524 It's always the devil with you, isn't it, Jan Roper? 150 00:23:56,549 --> 00:23:57,556 [CHUCKLES] 151 00:23:57,581 --> 00:23:59,333 The devil lives on your lips. 152 00:23:59,500 --> 00:24:02,336 Look to your soul, Johann Vinck. 153 00:24:02,503 --> 00:24:06,048 Will they let us back on the ship? Will they let us go now? 154 00:24:06,966 --> 00:24:09,843 - The ship is under guard. - Guards? 155 00:24:10,010 --> 00:24:12,888 Are the heathens aboard? What are we to do? 156 00:24:13,055 --> 00:24:15,182 We must get away from here. This is the land of Satan. 157 00:24:15,349 --> 00:24:17,935 Hold your tongue. We'll do whatever we can. 158 00:24:19,144 --> 00:24:22,606 Their chief is coming soon. Then we'll settle everything. 159 00:24:22,773 --> 00:24:25,150 Do you think he'll let us go? 160 00:24:25,985 --> 00:24:30,197 Why shouldn't he? We've done them no harm. 161 00:24:30,364 --> 00:24:33,075 Look at the way they all smile and bow. 162 00:24:33,242 --> 00:24:36,161 They're not bloodthirsty heathens, are they, pilot? 163 00:24:45,796 --> 00:24:47,631 Are they? 164 00:25:43,604 --> 00:25:46,523 [SPEAKING IN JAPANESE] 165 00:26:01,497 --> 00:26:03,248 Hmm. 166 00:26:03,916 --> 00:26:05,417 [CHUCKLES] 167 00:26:11,090 --> 00:26:14,384 - It's the same swill as before. - Raw fish. 168 00:26:14,551 --> 00:26:16,762 How do they expect us to cook it with no fire? 169 00:26:16,929 --> 00:26:19,431 [MAN SPEAKING IN JAPANESE] 170 00:26:24,645 --> 00:26:27,856 - He wants you, pilot. - Maybe the chief is here. 171 00:26:28,023 --> 00:26:32,736 - Tell him we come in peace. - I'll do what I can. 172 00:26:35,781 --> 00:26:39,118 - He wants all of us. - I'm not going with that devil. 173 00:26:39,284 --> 00:26:42,121 Roper, you and Pieterzoon, bring the captain-general. 174 00:26:42,287 --> 00:26:44,623 - He's dying. Let the poor man lie. - Do as I say. 175 00:26:44,790 --> 00:26:46,458 I'll bring him, pilot. 176 00:26:54,508 --> 00:26:56,176 [GRUNTS] 177 00:27:23,245 --> 00:27:26,165 - Bow to him. - He's a heathen savage. 178 00:27:26,331 --> 00:27:27,708 [MAN SHOUTS IN JAPANESE] 179 00:27:27,875 --> 00:27:30,169 [ALL GRUNTING] 180 00:27:46,768 --> 00:27:53,066 The daimyo, Kasigi Yabu, Lord of lzu, wants to know how you got here. 181 00:27:53,233 --> 00:27:56,403 - By Magellan's Pass. - Liar. 182 00:27:56,570 --> 00:28:01,617 Magellan's Pass is secret. You came by Africa and India. 183 00:28:01,783 --> 00:28:04,244 The pass was secret. 184 00:28:04,411 --> 00:28:08,290 A Portuguese sold us a rutter, a pilot's chart book from his ship. 185 00:28:08,457 --> 00:28:09,583 Liar. 186 00:28:11,835 --> 00:28:14,671 Soon all our ships will know the way through to the Pacific. 187 00:28:14,838 --> 00:28:16,757 Heretic lies. 188 00:28:17,591 --> 00:28:22,012 But you'll tell the truth soon enough. They use torture here. 189 00:28:38,237 --> 00:28:42,324 Lord Kasigi Yabu asks what acts of piracy you have committed. 190 00:28:42,699 --> 00:28:46,620 None. We are not pirates, we come in peace. 191 00:28:46,870 --> 00:28:50,040 - Another lie. - Give him my answer, damn you. 192 00:28:50,832 --> 00:28:56,797 - God curse you forever. - Tell him we're not pirates, Jesuit pig. 193 00:29:09,184 --> 00:29:10,602 [SPEAKING IN JAPANESE] 194 00:29:27,911 --> 00:29:33,083 Lord Kasigi Yabu says your pirate ship is confiscated. 195 00:29:33,750 --> 00:29:37,045 You papist liar. You lied to him. 196 00:29:40,173 --> 00:29:41,883 You filthy lying Jesuit. 197 00:30:12,831 --> 00:30:16,626 - God. Sweet Jesus' death. - We should all pray. 198 00:30:16,793 --> 00:30:19,129 - Vinck just did. - I'm sick. 199 00:30:19,296 --> 00:30:21,840 - I've got to lie down. - Don't touch the captain-general. 200 00:30:22,049 --> 00:30:25,177 - He's dying anyway. - I said you don't touch him! 201 00:30:25,344 --> 00:30:28,597 Shut up! All of you, shut up! 202 00:30:30,057 --> 00:30:35,437 - Get off my foot. - Are they going to kill us, pilot? 203 00:31:06,218 --> 00:31:09,679 [ALL YELLING] 204 00:31:23,193 --> 00:31:27,656 Lord Kasigi Yabu has graciously spared all your lives. 205 00:31:28,073 --> 00:31:30,117 All except one. 206 00:31:30,283 --> 00:31:35,789 One of you is to die. You are to choose who it will be. 207 00:31:35,956 --> 00:31:41,795 But you, pilot, you are not to be the one chosen. 208 00:31:51,096 --> 00:31:53,765 Lord Jesus help us. 209 00:32:25,464 --> 00:32:30,051 - What are we to do now, pilot? - I don't know. 210 00:32:30,218 --> 00:32:34,764 How? How are we to choose someone? 211 00:32:34,931 --> 00:32:37,350 We don't. We fight them. 212 00:32:37,517 --> 00:32:39,352 With what? 213 00:32:39,519 --> 00:32:42,814 Give them the captain-general, he's useless anyway. 214 00:32:42,981 --> 00:32:46,985 - You make a man sick-- - They'll take none of us without a fight. 215 00:32:47,152 --> 00:32:50,822 If we fight, they'll kill us all. You heard what he said. 216 00:32:50,989 --> 00:32:55,827 All our lives are spared except one. How do we choose? 217 00:32:55,994 --> 00:32:57,370 We don't, damn it. 218 00:33:00,248 --> 00:33:02,000 Pilot, 219 00:33:02,501 --> 00:33:05,462 this doesn't concern you anymore. 220 00:33:05,629 --> 00:33:10,425 It's between us now. It's our decision. 221 00:33:10,592 --> 00:33:12,594 Aye. 222 00:33:12,761 --> 00:33:18,141 We'll draw lots. Straws. One shorter than the rest. Agreed? 223 00:33:18,308 --> 00:33:21,478 What about the captain-general? He wasn't excluded. 224 00:33:21,645 --> 00:33:27,442 - Then let the last straw be for him. - Who'll be the first to pick? 225 00:33:27,609 --> 00:33:34,324 How do we know that the man who picks the short straw will go? Huh? 226 00:33:34,491 --> 00:33:37,077 How do we know that? 227 00:33:37,244 --> 00:33:39,329 We'll all swear to God. 228 00:33:39,496 --> 00:33:42,958 A holy vow. I swear it. 229 00:33:43,124 --> 00:33:46,753 - I swear. - I swear it. 230 00:33:46,920 --> 00:33:48,922 I swear to God. 231 00:34:00,976 --> 00:34:02,936 God be praised. 232 00:34:39,180 --> 00:34:40,473 [GASPS] 233 00:35:49,542 --> 00:35:51,336 [MAN SPEAKS IN JAPANESE] 234 00:36:03,014 --> 00:36:05,266 - Not without a fight. - But we agreed. 235 00:36:05,433 --> 00:36:06,851 I didn't. 236 00:36:07,018 --> 00:36:09,521 It's all right, pilot. 237 00:36:09,688 --> 00:36:13,942 We agreed. It was fair. It's God's will. 238 00:36:14,109 --> 00:36:18,780 - Nobody is going without a fight. MAETSUKKER: You'll get us all killed. 239 00:36:30,375 --> 00:36:32,627 BLACKTHORNE: Help me! Come on! For your lives! 240 00:36:34,462 --> 00:36:36,464 [YELLING AND GRUNTING] 241 00:37:12,208 --> 00:37:15,420 No! No, it's not me! I'm not the one to go! 242 00:37:16,755 --> 00:37:19,591 Help me! For God's sake! 243 00:37:55,794 --> 00:37:58,129 I was going. 244 00:37:58,296 --> 00:38:01,299 I swear before Christ, I was going. 245 00:38:01,966 --> 00:38:03,676 Pieterzoon... 246 00:38:04,511 --> 00:38:08,264 Why did they leave him? They could've carried him away. 247 00:38:08,431 --> 00:38:13,645 - Maybe they thought he was dead. - He will be, soon enough. 248 00:38:14,479 --> 00:38:15,522 [GRUNTS] 249 00:38:15,980 --> 00:38:17,982 Are you all right, pilot? 250 00:38:20,777 --> 00:38:22,237 Vinck, 251 00:38:26,741 --> 00:38:28,368 we won. 252 00:38:28,535 --> 00:38:32,831 Aye, we did. It was Hans Pieterzoon they took. 253 00:38:37,585 --> 00:38:39,420 No! 254 00:38:40,171 --> 00:38:43,466 No! Oh, my God! 255 00:38:44,551 --> 00:38:48,137 No! Oh, my God! 256 00:38:48,304 --> 00:38:50,056 No! 257 00:39:04,153 --> 00:39:07,657 This poxy heathen's awake. 258 00:39:07,824 --> 00:39:10,326 Come on. Get up. 259 00:39:10,493 --> 00:39:12,328 Move! 260 00:39:12,495 --> 00:39:14,330 Up! 261 00:39:21,754 --> 00:39:23,590 - What shall we do with him? - Kill him. 262 00:39:23,756 --> 00:39:26,843 No. Maybe we can trade him for something. 263 00:39:27,010 --> 00:39:31,723 Look at the way he's just squatting there, like he don't see nothing. 264 00:39:31,890 --> 00:39:34,017 [PIETERZOON GROANING NEARBY] 265 00:39:50,825 --> 00:39:52,827 Pieterzoon... 266 00:39:56,998 --> 00:39:59,417 God in heaven. 267 00:40:00,335 --> 00:40:02,337 [GROANING CONTINUES] 268 00:40:03,504 --> 00:40:05,506 [PIETERZOON SCREAMING] 269 00:40:37,580 --> 00:40:39,332 [MOANING AND SCREAMING STOPS] 270 00:40:54,681 --> 00:40:56,683 [FLIES BUZZING] 271 00:41:03,231 --> 00:41:06,609 SEBASTIO: Pilot, you are to come up alone. 272 00:41:07,902 --> 00:41:09,529 What do they want with me? 273 00:41:09,696 --> 00:41:13,449 I don't know, but you must come up at once. 274 00:41:13,616 --> 00:41:16,828 What happened to my man, to Pieterzoon? 275 00:41:16,995 --> 00:41:18,287 He's dead. 276 00:41:21,666 --> 00:41:24,502 May God have mercy on his soul. 277 00:41:24,669 --> 00:41:26,462 Pilot, you must come up. 278 00:41:34,887 --> 00:41:38,016 They can have me instead. Tell them me, not him. 279 00:41:40,226 --> 00:41:42,103 SEBASTIO: Pilot. 280 00:41:42,687 --> 00:41:44,313 [SPEAKS IN JAPANESE] 281 00:41:47,567 --> 00:41:49,777 [SPEAKS IN JAPANESE] 282 00:42:00,163 --> 00:42:03,166 - What did he say? SEBASTIO: It's a saying. 283 00:42:03,332 --> 00:42:07,837 "A man's fate is a man's fate, and life is but an illusion." 284 00:43:00,306 --> 00:43:04,894 - What the hell do you want with me? - Mind your manners, I warn you. 285 00:43:05,061 --> 00:43:10,608 Tell this poxy bastard that I'm a lord in my own country. Tell him. 286 00:43:11,651 --> 00:43:13,736 [SPEAKING IN JAPANESE] 287 00:43:29,669 --> 00:43:33,798 He says he does not care if you are a king in your own country. 288 00:43:33,965 --> 00:43:36,759 Here you live at Lord Yabu's whim. 289 00:43:36,926 --> 00:43:39,095 You and all your men. 290 00:43:42,056 --> 00:43:43,933 Tell him to go to hell. 291 00:43:58,489 --> 00:44:00,867 "If you do not agree to behave, 292 00:44:01,033 --> 00:44:03,035 another of your men will be brought up.” 293 00:44:04,162 --> 00:44:06,664 What does he mean, "behave"? 294 00:44:06,831 --> 00:44:11,043 It means to obey. Obey totally. 295 00:44:12,962 --> 00:44:15,756 Tell him I piss on him and his whole country. 296 00:44:15,923 --> 00:44:17,466 And his Lord Yabu. 297 00:44:17,675 --> 00:44:19,552 - No, I can't. - Tell him exactly. 298 00:44:24,265 --> 00:44:26,100 [GRUNTING] 299 00:44:46,621 --> 00:44:48,206 No, you can't. 300 00:44:48,414 --> 00:44:50,666 [CROOCQ WHIMPERING] 301 00:44:51,918 --> 00:44:53,711 CROOCQ: No! 302 00:44:54,212 --> 00:44:56,797 Help, please! Please! 303 00:44:58,633 --> 00:45:01,302 No! Please! 304 00:45:03,304 --> 00:45:05,097 [SCREAMING] 305 00:45:08,392 --> 00:45:10,186 Tell him... 306 00:45:12,021 --> 00:45:13,940 [CROOCQ CRYING AND GROANING] 307 00:45:15,691 --> 00:45:17,777 Ask him to stop. 308 00:45:18,402 --> 00:45:20,071 CROOCQ: No! Please! 309 00:45:20,238 --> 00:45:21,864 [SPEAKS IN JAPANESE] 310 00:45:25,326 --> 00:45:28,246 - Do you agree to behave? - Yes, I agree. 311 00:45:33,626 --> 00:45:35,836 He wants you to answer directly to him. 312 00:45:36,671 --> 00:45:39,423 The Japanese for yes is hai. 313 00:45:39,590 --> 00:45:42,301 He says, "Will you obey all orders?" 314 00:45:44,804 --> 00:45:47,974 Hai, as far as I can, hai. 315 00:45:51,811 --> 00:45:57,149 Omi-san says lie down. Immediately. 316 00:46:19,964 --> 00:46:22,883 He says he did not insult you personally, 317 00:46:23,050 --> 00:46:25,386 and there was no cause for you to insult him. 318 00:46:25,886 --> 00:46:28,597 But you must be taught manners. 319 00:46:28,764 --> 00:46:31,809 - Do you understand? - Tell him I understand. 320 00:46:31,976 --> 00:46:34,687 You must tell him yourself. 321 00:46:35,021 --> 00:46:36,480 [SPEAKS IN JAPANESE] 322 00:47:18,272 --> 00:47:24,528 He says it was bad manners to say what you said. 323 00:47:24,695 --> 00:47:26,072 Very bad. 324 00:47:38,125 --> 00:47:39,251 Do you understand? 325 00:47:47,510 --> 00:47:48,969 [SPEAKS IN JAPANESE] 326 00:47:52,390 --> 00:47:54,183 Get up. 327 00:48:00,564 --> 00:48:02,191 What about the boy? 328 00:48:26,841 --> 00:48:27,883 Croocq. 329 00:48:28,050 --> 00:48:29,260 [CROOCQ GROANING] 330 00:48:29,760 --> 00:48:30,970 Croocq, lad. 331 00:48:31,345 --> 00:48:35,266 - Is the boy all right? - He's alive. 332 00:48:49,363 --> 00:48:51,866 Omi-san says you are to go with Muraji. 333 00:48:52,032 --> 00:48:53,659 You will obey his orders. 334 00:48:54,994 --> 00:48:56,287 [SPEAKS IN JAPANESE] 335 00:48:56,787 --> 00:49:00,166 He said that the lives of your crew depend on your behavior. 336 00:49:00,875 --> 00:49:03,836 If you fail to obey, they will suffer. Clear? 337 00:49:04,003 --> 00:49:05,629 Yes. 338 00:49:05,880 --> 00:49:07,381 [SPEAKS IN JAPANESE] 339 00:49:18,976 --> 00:49:21,979 He says that since your name is difficult to say, 340 00:49:22,146 --> 00:49:25,733 from now on you will be called Anjin. 341 00:49:25,900 --> 00:49:27,818 That means "pilot." 342 00:49:27,985 --> 00:49:31,280 Omi-san wants you to know that this is not meant as an insult. 343 00:50:21,372 --> 00:50:22,957 [GIGGLING] 344 00:50:33,842 --> 00:50:35,761 [MURAJI SPEAKS IN JAPANESE] 345 00:50:37,471 --> 00:50:39,557 If you say so. 346 00:51:00,160 --> 00:51:03,747 Oh, no. No, I don't... 347 00:51:10,629 --> 00:51:14,550 Like hell. A bath will make you foul sick. 348 00:51:21,098 --> 00:51:22,516 Get out of my way. 349 00:51:40,659 --> 00:51:41,910 Sweet Jesus. 350 00:51:48,584 --> 00:51:51,420 Yes. Yes. 351 00:51:51,587 --> 00:51:52,630 [SPEAKS IN JAPANESE] 352 00:52:17,988 --> 00:52:22,576 NARRATOR: Lord Yabu's pleasure at having the barbarian as his prize 353 00:52:22,743 --> 00:52:25,579 vanished with a glance. 354 00:52:29,958 --> 00:52:32,336 [DRUM BEATING AND MEN CHANTING] 355 00:52:35,339 --> 00:52:37,966 The galley that was rounding the headland 356 00:52:38,133 --> 00:52:41,553 depended on neither wind nor tide. 357 00:52:42,304 --> 00:52:47,267 And on its sail was the crest of Lord Toranaga. 358 00:52:49,853 --> 00:52:51,897 And Toranaga's most trusted ally, 359 00:52:52,064 --> 00:52:56,193 General Toda Hiromatsu, was standing on the deck. 360 00:52:56,777 --> 00:53:01,532 The barbarian ship calmly at anchor in front of him. 361 00:53:10,332 --> 00:53:13,043 This was no coincidence. 362 00:53:27,891 --> 00:53:29,560 Pilot. 363 00:53:35,065 --> 00:53:37,776 - You must wake up. - What? 364 00:53:37,943 --> 00:53:40,404 [SPEAKS IN JAPANESE] 365 00:53:41,739 --> 00:53:45,409 You must greet him. Say konnichiwa and bow. 366 00:53:52,416 --> 00:53:54,001 Konnichiwa, Omi. 367 00:53:58,672 --> 00:54:01,717 - You must say "Omi-san." - Why? 368 00:54:01,884 --> 00:54:06,305 San means honorable. It is an insult if you leave it off. 369 00:54:06,472 --> 00:54:08,766 Say it quickly and bow. 370 00:54:10,851 --> 00:54:13,604 Konnichiwa, Omi-san. 371 00:54:19,443 --> 00:54:21,945 You must get dressed quickly. 372 00:54:34,082 --> 00:54:36,168 [SPEAKING IN JAPANESE] 373 00:54:46,094 --> 00:54:47,888 [SPEAKS IN JAPANESE] 374 00:54:51,683 --> 00:54:53,685 [SPEAKS IN JAPANESE] 375 00:55:11,995 --> 00:55:15,749 - Is she his wife? - Wife? No. 376 00:55:15,916 --> 00:55:19,336 - Who is she? - The woman is a harlot. 377 00:55:19,503 --> 00:55:22,881 A common whore and damned for all eternity. 378 00:55:34,059 --> 00:55:36,103 [SPEAKING IN JAPANESE] 379 00:56:14,057 --> 00:56:16,059 A slave ship. 380 00:56:16,226 --> 00:56:21,732 You can't stop now. Not if you want to live. Come, pilot. 381 00:56:36,747 --> 00:56:38,665 Anjin. 382 00:56:38,832 --> 00:56:40,167 Anjin-san. 383 00:56:51,595 --> 00:56:53,305 Anjin-san. 384 00:56:54,348 --> 00:56:56,099 [SPEAKS IN JAPANESE] 385 00:57:02,272 --> 00:57:04,107 No, I'm not going on a slaver. 386 00:57:05,609 --> 00:57:07,778 It's a damned slave ship, and I won't set foot on it. 387 00:57:10,781 --> 00:57:15,202 It's a God-cursed slaver, and you'll never make me go onboard! 388 00:57:17,079 --> 00:57:19,581 RODRIGUES: Madonna, leave him alone. 389 00:57:20,123 --> 00:57:22,125 Did you hear what I said? Leave him alone. 390 00:57:22,292 --> 00:57:23,669 [SPEAKS IN JAPANESE] 391 00:57:23,835 --> 00:57:28,840 - Are you the pilot of the Dutchman? - Aye. Who are you? 392 00:57:29,007 --> 00:57:32,678 Good. I'm Vasco Rodrigues, pilot of this galley, at least on this trip. 393 00:57:32,844 --> 00:57:36,181 [RODRIGUES SPEAKING IN JAPANESE] 394 00:57:53,198 --> 00:57:54,866 That's better. 395 00:57:56,243 --> 00:57:59,413 Listen, pilot, that man is like a king. 396 00:57:59,579 --> 00:58:01,581 I told him I'd be responsible for you 397 00:58:01,748 --> 00:58:04,626 and that I'd as soon blow your damned head off as drink with you. 398 00:58:04,793 --> 00:58:07,713 Now bow to the bloody sama. 399 00:58:10,924 --> 00:58:13,969 You do that like a Japper. Are you really the pilot? 400 00:58:14,136 --> 00:58:15,512 Aye. 401 00:58:15,679 --> 00:58:20,225 - What's the latitude of The Lizard? - Forty-nine degrees, 56 minutes north. 402 00:58:20,392 --> 00:58:23,020 And watch out for the reefs that bear south by southwest. 403 00:58:23,186 --> 00:58:26,857 Ha, ha. You're the pilot, by God. Come aboard. 404 00:58:27,024 --> 00:58:31,194 There's food and grog and all pilots should love all pilots, amen, right? 405 00:58:31,903 --> 00:58:34,531 - Right. But where are you taking me? - Osaka. 406 00:58:34,698 --> 00:58:37,993 The Great Lord High Executioner himself wants to see you. 407 00:58:38,994 --> 00:58:40,704 - Who? - Toranaga, 408 00:58:40,871 --> 00:58:43,582 Lord of the Eight Provinces, whatever the hell they may be. 409 00:58:43,790 --> 00:58:46,418 He's the chief daimyo of this whole bloody country. 410 00:58:46,585 --> 00:58:50,714 - What does he want with me? - How the hell would I know? 411 00:58:50,881 --> 00:58:54,384 But if he wants to see you, by God he'll see you. 412 00:58:55,260 --> 00:58:58,180 Now give them a nice little Japper bow and on you go. 413 00:58:59,389 --> 00:59:02,309 Do it, inglés. 414 00:59:41,348 --> 00:59:43,100 [INAUDIBLE DIALOGUE] 415 01:00:08,750 --> 01:00:12,212 - Your ship's confiscated, inglés. - Confiscated? 416 01:00:14,840 --> 01:00:17,425 - What about my crew? - Oh, they'll be all right. 417 01:00:18,093 --> 01:00:21,930 There's nothing we can do about it now. You'll just have to wait. 418 01:00:22,097 --> 01:00:26,351 You can never tell with the Jappers. They're all six-faced and three-hearted. 419 01:00:30,397 --> 01:00:33,316 Madonna, she looks fast, your ship. 420 01:00:33,483 --> 01:00:35,986 - Where was she built, Rotterdam? - Aye. 421 01:00:36,153 --> 01:00:37,279 Could we go aboard her? 422 01:00:37,445 --> 01:00:40,448 I'd like to collect my gear and you could have a closer look. 423 01:00:40,991 --> 01:00:43,785 I'll blow your head off, inglés, if you trick me. 424 01:00:43,952 --> 01:00:46,913 I give you my word, pilot to pilot. 425 01:00:47,080 --> 01:00:49,332 And I'll swear on your mother's virtue. 426 01:00:49,541 --> 01:00:51,126 [LAUGHS] 427 01:00:51,293 --> 01:00:54,212 I'm beginning to like you, inglés. Hey! 428 01:00:54,379 --> 01:00:56,339 [SPEAKS IN JAPANESE] 429 01:01:04,347 --> 01:01:10,020 Ima it is. Ima means "now, at once." We're to leave at once. 430 01:01:10,979 --> 01:01:17,319 - Ask him if I can go aboard my ship. - No, I won't ask him a poxy thing. 431 01:01:20,655 --> 01:01:24,034 - I have your word? - You have it. 432 01:01:24,201 --> 01:01:25,410 Come on. 433 01:01:25,785 --> 01:01:28,246 [SPEAKS IN JAPANESE] 434 01:01:30,457 --> 01:01:34,586 There's a boat down there, inglés. Don't move fast. Don't look around. 435 01:01:34,753 --> 01:01:38,006 Don't listen to anybody but me. Go. 436 01:01:42,677 --> 01:01:44,930 Don't worry, Captain-san, I am responsible. 437 01:01:45,096 --> 01:01:47,307 [SPEAKS IN JAPANESE] 438 01:01:48,058 --> 01:01:49,434 Sit there. 439 01:01:50,227 --> 01:01:52,020 [SPEAKS IN JAPANESE] 440 01:01:52,437 --> 01:01:56,650 Not to worry, Captain-san. You get ship ready. 441 01:01:56,816 --> 01:01:57,859 [SPEAKS IN JAPANESE] 442 01:01:58,026 --> 01:02:00,320 Watch them carefully, tell me what they're doing. 443 01:02:03,823 --> 01:02:08,036 - The bowmen are taking out arrows. - Are they getting ready to shoot? 444 01:02:08,203 --> 01:02:10,413 Yes, they... No, wait. 445 01:02:12,791 --> 01:02:16,086 - The captain's talking to them. - Damn all samurai anyway. 446 01:02:16,253 --> 01:02:19,089 - Why? - They love to Kill, inglés. 447 01:02:19,256 --> 01:02:24,552 They even sleep with their swords. They fear nothing, least of all death. 448 01:02:24,719 --> 01:02:27,305 If a samurai's lord says Kkill, he Kills. 449 01:02:27,472 --> 01:02:31,726 If their lord says die, he'll slit his belly open just like that. 450 01:02:31,893 --> 01:02:35,730 I saw Omi-san kill a man just because the man didn't bow. 451 01:02:35,897 --> 01:02:37,983 You better remember that, inglés. 452 01:02:38,149 --> 01:02:40,568 The samurai rule everything here. 453 01:02:40,735 --> 01:02:43,697 They have the right to kill non-samurai whenever they feel like it. 454 01:02:43,863 --> 01:02:46,324 Man, woman, or child, it doesn't matter. 455 01:02:46,533 --> 01:02:48,952 They all serve their master. 456 01:02:49,119 --> 01:02:53,873 That's what the word means. Samurai means "to serve." 457 01:02:54,040 --> 01:02:59,337 And if you forget your bloody manners, heh, they'll serve your head up for you. 458 01:02:59,504 --> 01:03:01,798 - I didn't see you bow and scrape. - Ha, ha. 459 01:03:02,632 --> 01:03:05,343 That's because I'm me, Rodrigo-san. 460 01:03:05,510 --> 01:03:09,097 I am important because I act important. 461 01:03:09,264 --> 01:03:10,974 They understand that. 462 01:03:11,182 --> 01:03:14,936 Here, you don't ask, you act. 463 01:03:15,103 --> 01:03:18,481 Of course, sometimes you get killed if you act wrong. 464 01:03:22,444 --> 01:03:24,446 Right. 465 01:03:37,000 --> 01:03:42,130 Konnichiwa...to all sod-eating samas. 466 01:03:42,297 --> 01:03:44,090 Bow like I did. 467 01:03:47,761 --> 01:03:49,596 Right, let's go and get your gear. 468 01:03:59,522 --> 01:04:01,524 [GUARD SPEAKS IN JAPANESE] 469 01:04:07,238 --> 01:04:09,532 [SPEAKS IN JAPANESE] 470 01:04:09,699 --> 01:04:12,660 [IN ENGLISH] Well, not for me, it isn't bloody kinjiru. 471 01:04:13,620 --> 01:04:15,622 I am Rodrigo-san. 472 01:04:15,789 --> 01:04:19,709 Ichi-ban bloody pilot to Toda Hiromatsu-sama. 473 01:04:19,876 --> 01:04:21,878 [SPEAKS IN JAPANESE] 474 01:04:29,052 --> 01:04:33,306 I'm from Toda Hiromatsu-sama, who's a bigger king than your bugger. 475 01:04:33,765 --> 01:04:36,351 And Toda-sama's from Toranaga-sama, 476 01:04:36,518 --> 01:04:38,645 who's the biggest bugger in the world. 477 01:04:39,687 --> 01:04:41,856 Get ready to abandon ship. 478 01:04:42,732 --> 01:04:45,318 Toranaga-sama! 479 01:04:46,444 --> 01:04:48,863 Toranaga-sama! 480 01:04:49,948 --> 01:04:52,033 [SPEAKS IN JAPANESE] 481 01:05:04,254 --> 01:05:07,632 That's bloody well better. 482 01:05:31,448 --> 01:05:35,952 Those sons of plague-infested lice. They've taken everything. 483 01:05:36,619 --> 01:05:39,622 God curse all Jappers. 484 01:05:41,207 --> 01:05:45,503 Well, since there's nothing here, 485 01:05:45,670 --> 01:05:47,922 why don't you take a look at the ship? 486 01:05:49,924 --> 01:05:52,218 - Where are they, inglés? - What? 487 01:05:52,385 --> 01:05:55,096 Your charts. You've hidden them. 488 01:05:55,263 --> 01:05:59,976 That's why you came onboard. No pilot would worry about clothes. 489 01:06:00,143 --> 01:06:04,063 You came for your rutters. You want me out so you can get them. 490 01:06:05,231 --> 01:06:07,734 You're right, that's why I wanted to come. 491 01:06:07,901 --> 01:06:09,777 But they were in here. 492 01:06:09,986 --> 01:06:14,908 Oh, I don't want to steal them. I just want to copy a part or two. 493 01:06:15,074 --> 01:06:20,330 - They were in the sea chest. - Liar. Come on, there's no time. 494 01:06:20,497 --> 01:06:24,209 I took your word, now you take mine, pilot to pilot. 495 01:06:24,709 --> 01:06:26,836 I won't steal them. 496 01:06:43,811 --> 01:06:45,772 Damn! 497 01:06:45,939 --> 01:06:47,857 Stolen. 498 01:06:48,983 --> 01:06:50,902 What? 499 01:06:58,034 --> 01:07:00,662 Do I believe you, inglés? 500 01:07:01,663 --> 01:07:04,958 Eh, I think so. This was where you kept them? 501 01:07:05,124 --> 01:07:07,377 - Yes. - Everything? 502 01:07:07,544 --> 01:07:12,966 Even your Portuguese rutter? Ha, ha. Come on, it had to be Portuguese. 503 01:07:13,132 --> 01:07:16,553 - How else would you have got here? - Yes, even the Portuguese rutter. 504 01:07:16,719 --> 01:07:18,388 That's gone too. 505 01:07:19,347 --> 01:07:23,059 Halfway around the Earth and no way to get home. 506 01:07:23,226 --> 01:07:25,853 Lord give me strength! 507 01:07:31,526 --> 01:07:34,028 I know what you feel, inglés. 508 01:07:34,862 --> 01:07:37,198 I feel sorry for you. 509 01:07:37,365 --> 01:07:39,576 It happened to me once. 510 01:07:39,742 --> 01:07:42,579 He was inglés too, the thief. 511 01:07:42,745 --> 01:07:47,292 Heh. May his ship drown and he burn in hell forever. 512 01:07:49,502 --> 01:07:53,214 Come on, let's get back to my ship. 513 01:08:07,228 --> 01:08:10,523 [DRUM BEATING AND MEN CHANTING] 514 01:08:18,615 --> 01:08:21,826 You never saw a slaver move like this. 515 01:08:21,993 --> 01:08:26,456 Even with an infidel Turk whipping them to a lather. 516 01:08:26,623 --> 01:08:29,042 Those are samurai rowers. 517 01:08:29,208 --> 01:08:32,587 They'll stroke till they die, if Lord Toranaga wishes. 518 01:08:32,754 --> 01:08:34,505 How far is this place you're taking me? 519 01:08:34,672 --> 01:08:37,050 Osaka?”? Oh. 520 01:08:37,216 --> 01:08:38,843 Three hundred-odd sea miles, 521 01:08:39,010 --> 01:08:41,638 and we'll be there in less than 40 hours. 522 01:08:41,804 --> 01:08:44,432 Hey, Captain-san. 523 01:08:45,099 --> 01:08:46,893 [RODRIGUES SPEAKS IN JAPANESE] 524 01:08:48,603 --> 01:08:50,480 West-southwest. 525 01:08:50,647 --> 01:08:51,814 [CHUCKLES] 526 01:08:51,981 --> 01:08:55,318 I guess you know your compass, inglés. 527 01:08:55,485 --> 01:08:57,820 These galleys normally hug the coast for safety, 528 01:08:57,987 --> 01:09:01,532 but that would take too much time, and time is important. 529 01:09:01,741 --> 01:09:05,620 Toranaga asked me to pilot Toda to Anjiro and back quickly. 530 01:09:05,787 --> 01:09:09,248 - I get a bonus if we're on time. - You work for Toranaga? 531 01:09:09,415 --> 01:09:12,126 Me work for him? Hell, no. 532 01:09:12,293 --> 01:09:16,839 I was just visiting Osaka, my captain and me. This was just a favor. 533 01:09:18,508 --> 01:09:21,552 They're not great ocean sailors, the Jap men. 534 01:09:22,512 --> 01:09:25,890 Great pirates and fighters and coastal sailors, 535 01:09:26,057 --> 01:09:28,101 but the deep frightens them. 536 01:09:34,691 --> 01:09:38,528 - What are they going to do with me? - Whatever they want to do. 537 01:09:40,446 --> 01:09:43,324 - What's your own ship like? - Oh, heh. 538 01:09:43,491 --> 01:09:45,535 I'm the pilot of... 539 01:09:48,287 --> 01:09:52,250 I keep forgetting that you're the enemy, inglés. 540 01:09:53,042 --> 01:09:57,922 - We've been allies for centuries. - But we're not now. 541 01:09:59,424 --> 01:10:04,178 Go below, inglés. Get some rest. If you want to sleep, use my cabin. 542 01:10:04,929 --> 01:10:07,348 You're tired and so am I. 543 01:10:08,641 --> 01:10:10,685 Tired men make mistakes. 544 01:11:01,778 --> 01:11:03,362 [SIGHS] 545 01:11:27,804 --> 01:11:31,224 - How do you feel, inglés? - Rested. 546 01:11:33,392 --> 01:11:35,812 - What do you think? - I think there'll be a storm. 547 01:11:35,978 --> 01:11:37,313 - When? - Before the day's out. 548 01:11:37,480 --> 01:11:41,234 Ha, ha. Now, that is a safe guess. 549 01:11:42,443 --> 01:11:45,071 If this were your ship, what would you do? 550 01:11:45,238 --> 01:11:46,739 How far is the nearest land? 551 01:11:46,948 --> 01:11:50,868 Oh. Three, maybe four hours. 552 01:11:51,035 --> 01:11:53,871 If we run for cover, it'll cost me my bonus. 553 01:11:55,873 --> 01:11:59,961 Oh, Madonna. I'm a tired man. 554 01:12:00,127 --> 01:12:01,963 Then go sleep, I'll take the watch for you. 555 01:12:03,047 --> 01:12:05,007 If the wind changes, I'll wake you. 556 01:12:05,174 --> 01:12:06,259 [RODRIGUES CHUCKLES] 557 01:12:06,425 --> 01:12:10,304 All right, inglés. I think I'll trust you. God knows why. 558 01:12:11,514 --> 01:12:14,392 Maintain this course. At the next turn, go four degrees more westerly, 559 01:12:14,559 --> 01:12:17,478 and at the next, six more westerly. 560 01:12:18,145 --> 01:12:19,230 [SPEAKS IN JAPANESE] 561 01:12:19,438 --> 01:12:20,606 Ha, ha, hai. 562 01:12:20,773 --> 01:12:25,778 Four degrees westerly it is. Go below. Your bunk's comfortable. 563 01:12:55,433 --> 01:12:59,228 Ah, priest, what have you given me? 564 01:13:02,690 --> 01:13:06,235 God curse me and my lack of wits. 565 01:13:09,739 --> 01:13:11,824 [WIND WHISTLING] 566 01:13:51,697 --> 01:13:55,910 There's a storm there, all right. This craft won't take much water. 567 01:13:58,287 --> 01:14:01,582 - How was your sleep? - Short. 568 01:14:01,749 --> 01:14:04,919 But more than I would've had if you weren't here. 569 01:14:08,005 --> 01:14:10,883 - It can't be tai-fun. - What? 570 01:14:11,050 --> 01:14:14,971 Tai-fun, huge winds. Worst storms you've ever seen. 571 01:14:15,805 --> 01:14:19,350 - We're not in the tai-fun season. - When's that? 572 01:14:19,517 --> 01:14:20,559 [CHUCKLES] 573 01:14:20,726 --> 01:14:23,688 It's not now, enemy. 574 01:14:27,650 --> 01:14:32,989 It looks rotten enough. I'll take your advice and head for land. 575 01:14:33,155 --> 01:14:36,033 - Steer north by west. - North by west, aye. 576 01:14:36,200 --> 01:14:38,369 Hey, Captain-san. 577 01:14:41,664 --> 01:14:44,375 [SPEAKING IN JAPANESE] 578 01:14:45,334 --> 01:14:47,044 [SPEAKS IN JAPANESE] 579 01:14:47,461 --> 01:14:50,006 [DRUMBEAT AND CHANTING QUICKEN] 580 01:14:54,176 --> 01:14:56,470 What's that, isogi? "Hurry up"? 581 01:14:56,637 --> 01:15:01,851 Ha, ha. There's no harm in you learning a little Jap man talk. 582 01:15:02,393 --> 01:15:06,105 You need about ten words and then you can make them dance. 583 01:15:06,272 --> 01:15:11,027 That's if they're the right words. And if they're in the mood. 584 01:15:11,193 --> 01:15:14,238 [BOTH SPEAK IN JAPANESE] 585 01:15:15,281 --> 01:15:17,366 Hey, inglés, 586 01:15:18,242 --> 01:15:21,245 maybe you learn too damn fast. 587 01:15:27,418 --> 01:15:29,754 [WIND HOWLING] 588 01:15:40,097 --> 01:15:42,141 [THUNDER CRASHING] 589 01:16:04,914 --> 01:16:09,251 Go forward. Get them to start bailing. Make them understand. 590 01:16:09,418 --> 01:16:11,420 Hurry. Hurry. 591 01:16:17,510 --> 01:16:20,429 Ship oars! Stop rowing! 592 01:16:20,930 --> 01:16:22,807 [SPEAKS IN JAPANESE] 593 01:16:22,973 --> 01:16:24,100 Stop rowing! 594 01:16:52,128 --> 01:16:56,632 - What do you think, inglés? - You'll do what you want. 595 01:16:56,799 --> 01:17:01,887 But she won't take much water. We'll go down like a stone. 596 01:17:03,097 --> 01:17:07,434 Next time I go forward, tell me you're putting her into the wind. 597 01:17:07,601 --> 01:17:10,229 Ah, that was the hand of God, inglés. 598 01:17:10,396 --> 01:17:13,816 A wave slapped her rump around. 599 01:17:14,817 --> 01:17:17,027 We'll keep her into the wind. 600 01:17:17,194 --> 01:17:20,906 When the time's right, we'll make a stab for the shore. 601 01:17:21,740 --> 01:17:26,620 My nose tells me if we turn and run, we'll flounder. 602 01:17:26,787 --> 01:17:29,373 If we don't turn, we'll never make it. 603 01:17:29,540 --> 01:17:31,917 For God's sake, what would you do? 604 01:17:32,084 --> 01:17:34,670 Wait till we're past the headland, 605 01:17:34,837 --> 01:17:38,465 fall off from the wind and make the rowers pull for their lives. 606 01:17:39,592 --> 01:17:42,094 - That's dangerous. - I know. 607 01:17:47,016 --> 01:17:48,642 All right. 608 01:17:49,768 --> 01:17:52,855 I'll go forward, you take the helm. 609 01:17:53,022 --> 01:17:58,027 Watch me, and when I signal, go west-northwest for the shore. 610 01:17:58,194 --> 01:18:01,530 - Watch me very closely. - I will. 611 01:18:08,996 --> 01:18:10,289 Hey. 612 01:18:11,749 --> 01:18:14,335 You'll watch for my order, and obey my orders. 613 01:18:14,501 --> 01:18:17,379 Do you want me to take the helm or not? 614 01:18:18,172 --> 01:18:21,550 I have to trust you again, inglés. 615 01:18:21,717 --> 01:18:24,511 And I hate trusting you. 616 01:18:33,479 --> 01:18:35,898 Steady as she goes. 617 01:18:48,911 --> 01:18:52,748 Hard aport...now! 618 01:18:52,915 --> 01:18:55,793 Hard aport, aye! 619 01:18:57,044 --> 01:18:59,672 Pull, you buggers. 620 01:18:59,838 --> 01:19:03,259 One, two, one, two. 621 01:19:03,425 --> 01:19:06,929 One, two, one, two. 622 01:19:07,096 --> 01:19:08,847 One, two-- Aah! 623 01:19:11,392 --> 01:19:14,019 Damn you, Rodrigues! 624 01:19:14,186 --> 01:19:15,312 [DRUMBEAT AND CHANTING STOP] 625 01:20:49,490 --> 01:20:51,200 Rodrigues. 626 01:20:53,494 --> 01:20:54,995 Rodrigues. 627 01:21:08,092 --> 01:21:09,218 Yabu-san. 628 01:21:09,885 --> 01:21:13,889 Thank you for saving his life. Thank you for your courage. 629 01:21:14,056 --> 01:21:17,184 Thank you, you black-eyed son of a whore. 630 01:22:00,227 --> 01:22:02,187 [SPEAKING IN JAPANESE] 631 01:22:19,037 --> 01:22:21,623 You may come up one by one. 632 01:22:21,790 --> 01:22:24,918 You may live in the world of men again. 633 01:22:25,085 --> 01:22:28,297 But break any rule, and you'll be put back. 634 01:22:28,464 --> 01:22:31,633 What about the pilot? What's happened to him? 635 01:22:31,800 --> 01:22:34,553 If you don't come out now, you will stay down there. 636 01:23:07,085 --> 01:23:11,006 - Where's the other man? - Captain-General Spillbergen's dead. 637 01:23:11,173 --> 01:23:12,966 God rest his soul. 638 01:23:13,133 --> 01:23:15,844 He's down there lying in the filth. 639 01:23:27,105 --> 01:23:28,732 Omi-san wants you to bow to him. 640 01:23:40,035 --> 01:23:43,038 He wants us to come. Come on. 641 01:24:33,880 --> 01:24:35,716 [SPEAKING IN JAPANESE] 642 01:25:49,748 --> 01:25:51,500 [GRUNTING] 643 01:27:00,277 --> 01:27:03,739 So now I owe you a life, inglés. 644 01:27:03,905 --> 01:27:04,948 [RODRIGUES CHUCKLES] 645 01:27:05,115 --> 01:27:06,700 Oh! 646 01:27:06,867 --> 01:27:08,952 God curse you. 647 01:27:09,119 --> 01:27:13,290 It was Kasigi Yabu who saved your miserable body. Curse him. 648 01:27:13,457 --> 01:27:19,045 No. Those Jappos would never have come after me if it weren't for you. 649 01:27:19,796 --> 01:27:21,715 The curse is thine. 650 01:27:27,012 --> 01:27:28,805 There's a bottle of grog over there. 651 01:27:43,361 --> 01:27:44,863 Here. 652 01:27:48,450 --> 01:27:51,244 You make a foul nurse, inglés. 653 01:27:51,411 --> 01:27:53,622 It's your black heart. 654 01:27:59,044 --> 01:28:01,463 Bring the bottle over here. 655 01:28:06,301 --> 01:28:08,595 - How do you feel? - Better. 656 01:28:08,762 --> 01:28:13,642 Considering my head's on fire and my mouth tastes of pigswill. 657 01:28:13,850 --> 01:28:15,143 Eh-eh-eh. 658 01:28:15,310 --> 01:28:17,270 Just give me the bottle. 659 01:28:21,608 --> 01:28:25,153 This, uh, Toranaga, 660 01:28:25,654 --> 01:28:29,366 - why does he want to see me? - I don't know. 661 01:28:29,825 --> 01:28:32,285 By the Blessed Virgin, I don't know. 662 01:28:32,452 --> 01:28:35,831 And since I owe you something, here's some truth in part payment. 663 01:28:37,374 --> 01:28:42,128 Never forget the Jap men are six-faced and have three hearts. 664 01:28:42,295 --> 01:28:45,841 So be careful, inglés. Be careful what you say. 665 01:28:46,007 --> 01:28:51,096 Be careful how you move. Even be careful how you think. 666 01:28:51,471 --> 01:28:53,932 Especially with Toranaga. 667 01:28:54,349 --> 01:28:56,351 Toranaga... 668 01:28:57,477 --> 01:28:59,145 What's he like? 669 01:29:01,314 --> 01:29:04,943 Same as the rest of them. Only worse. 670 01:29:06,027 --> 01:29:10,323 They had 600 years of civil war in this country, 671 01:29:10,490 --> 01:29:16,413 until about 35 years ago when Goroda conquered half of Japan 672 01:29:16,580 --> 01:29:19,416 and made himself ichi-ban lord of the country. 673 01:29:19,583 --> 01:29:22,544 Know who helped him? Toranaga. 674 01:29:22,711 --> 01:29:27,215 Then, I guess it was 16 years ago, 675 01:29:28,717 --> 01:29:34,556 one of his own generals killed Goroda and another stepped into his sandals. 676 01:29:35,056 --> 01:29:37,601 General Nakamura. 677 01:29:37,767 --> 01:29:39,686 Know who helped him? 678 01:29:39,853 --> 01:29:43,231 - Toranaga. - Right, inglés. Toranaga. 679 01:29:43,398 --> 01:29:47,110 Another big monkey-sama, Ishido. 680 01:29:48,028 --> 01:29:51,698 Toranaga in the east, Ishido in the west. 681 01:29:52,908 --> 01:29:57,245 Sooner or later there'll be another bloody civil war. 682 01:30:34,908 --> 01:30:36,826 [RODRIGUES GROANS] 683 01:30:38,912 --> 01:30:42,457 Madonna, I think I got drunk last night. 684 01:30:43,208 --> 01:30:45,919 - Where are we? - On course, pilot. 685 01:30:46,586 --> 01:30:49,756 You're the pilot now. Ha, ha-- Ooh. 686 01:30:51,132 --> 01:30:54,135 A person could think that was funny. 687 01:30:54,302 --> 01:30:59,265 You're supposed to be the prisoner. You could be taking us anywhere. 688 01:30:59,432 --> 01:31:02,477 But you, you wouldn't do that. 689 01:31:03,937 --> 01:31:05,855 If they were taking me to Ishido's castle, 690 01:31:06,022 --> 01:31:08,149 I wouldn't sail them there. 691 01:31:08,316 --> 01:31:11,486 Ishido? I thought they were taking me to Toranaga. 692 01:31:11,653 --> 01:31:16,157 So they are. Except that Toranaga's in Osaka Castle, 693 01:31:16,324 --> 01:31:21,621 and Osaka Castle belongs to Ishido. And what a butcher he is. 694 01:31:21,788 --> 01:31:26,292 Hell, they all are. Everything in this country's upside down. 695 01:31:28,378 --> 01:31:31,464 - What are you steering? - South by southwest. 696 01:31:31,631 --> 01:31:33,174 How did you know? Who told you? 697 01:31:33,341 --> 01:31:35,510 - You did. - Me? 698 01:31:35,719 --> 01:31:37,012 [CHUCKLES] 699 01:31:37,178 --> 01:31:40,181 Madonna, it's all in a haze. 700 01:31:40,348 --> 01:31:42,517 You looked in my rutter! 701 01:31:42,851 --> 01:31:44,894 [BOTH LAUGHING] 702 01:31:47,063 --> 01:31:50,817 Ah, inglés, life is so strange. 703 01:31:52,193 --> 01:31:55,196 And if I live, it is by the grace of God, 704 01:31:55,989 --> 01:32:00,618 helped by a heretic and a Jap man. 705 01:32:01,536 --> 01:32:03,997 There's the sod-eating sama. 706 01:32:04,664 --> 01:32:06,374 I'd better go and thank him. 707 01:32:08,168 --> 01:32:11,421 You're a dangerous man, inglés. 708 01:32:11,921 --> 01:32:14,215 Maybe we'd all be better off if they killed you. 709 01:32:41,826 --> 01:32:46,331 NARRATOR: Osaka, the white castle city of Lord Ishido. 710 01:33:02,055 --> 01:33:04,599 An escort of 20 samurai was on the dock, 711 01:33:04,933 --> 01:33:09,229 wearing the brown uniform of Toranaga's army, 712 01:33:11,272 --> 01:33:15,735 under the command of Toranaga's youngest son, 713 01:33:15,902 --> 01:33:18,071 Lord Naga. 714 01:33:28,039 --> 01:33:30,166 [SPEAKING IN JAPANESE] 715 01:33:57,152 --> 01:33:59,946 Now, inglés, it's Toranaga's fifth son. 716 01:34:00,113 --> 01:34:02,740 [SPEAKING IN JAPANESE] 717 01:34:05,535 --> 01:34:08,496 That should keep him happy. Come on. 718 01:34:11,124 --> 01:34:13,251 Now what's the matter? 719 01:34:14,127 --> 01:34:16,087 [SPEAKING IN JAPANESE] 720 01:34:19,924 --> 01:34:21,342 You're staying onboard, inglés. 721 01:34:22,760 --> 01:34:25,138 - Why? - It wouldn't do any good to ask. 722 01:34:25,305 --> 01:34:27,891 When Toranaga's ready, you'll find out. 723 01:34:35,565 --> 01:34:36,858 Go with God, inglés. 724 01:34:37,650 --> 01:34:39,527 And you. 725 01:36:03,236 --> 01:36:04,654 [RINGS] 726 01:36:13,621 --> 01:36:16,708 - Good evening, pilot. - Good evening, Father. 727 01:36:16,874 --> 01:36:21,170 - I have a package for His Eminence. - I will see that he receives it. 728 01:36:21,337 --> 01:36:25,675 Forgive me, Father, but I swore I would place it in his hands myself. 729 01:36:43,901 --> 01:36:45,570 Wait here. 730 01:37:06,299 --> 01:37:09,010 It's good to see you, Father Alvito. 731 01:37:09,177 --> 01:37:13,598 - I'm pleased your journey was safe. - By the grace of God. 732 01:37:13,765 --> 01:37:18,269 You must tell me about it later. His Eminence is waiting. 733 01:37:27,779 --> 01:37:30,073 Vasco Rodrigues, Your Eminence. 734 01:37:32,116 --> 01:37:35,953 You have a package for me, my son. 735 01:37:40,833 --> 01:37:46,047 From Father Sebastio in Anjiro. I swore to place it in your hands. 736 01:37:46,214 --> 01:37:49,550 Would that all vows were so dutifully obeyed. 737 01:37:50,384 --> 01:37:52,470 Thank you, my son. 738 01:38:33,219 --> 01:38:36,055 It's the English pilot's rutter. 739 01:38:38,391 --> 01:38:42,728 Yes. I want you to read it all tonight. 740 01:38:43,479 --> 01:38:48,860 If the rutter proves that they are pirates, then the man has damned himself. 741 01:38:49,026 --> 01:38:51,362 Yes, Your Eminence. 742 01:38:51,529 --> 01:38:54,031 Why has he come here? 743 01:38:56,159 --> 01:38:58,995 Why now, when we're almost safe again? 744 01:38:59,495 --> 01:39:00,538 [SIGHS] 745 01:39:00,705 --> 01:39:03,875 As God is my judge, if I didn't know better, 746 01:39:04,041 --> 01:39:07,753 I'd believe that the Spaniards or their Benedictine lackeys 747 01:39:07,920 --> 01:39:11,048 deliberately guided him here to plague us. 748 01:39:11,215 --> 01:39:13,593 Perhaps they did, Your Eminence. 749 01:39:14,302 --> 01:39:17,638 May God show them the error of their ways. 750 01:39:29,942 --> 01:39:31,444 [DOOR SLIDES OPEN] 751 01:39:40,161 --> 01:39:42,163 [SPEAKING IN JAPANESE] 752 01:39:51,881 --> 01:39:55,092 Where are we going, Toranaga-sama? 753 01:39:55,259 --> 01:39:56,844 You understand, um, uh...? 754 01:39:57,011 --> 01:39:58,054 [SPEAKS IN JAPANESE] 755 01:39:58,221 --> 01:39:59,931 Where? 756 01:40:03,267 --> 01:40:06,771 You're an unpleasant little bugger, aren't you, hai? 757 01:40:07,855 --> 01:40:09,398 That's what I thought. 758 01:41:03,119 --> 01:41:05,121 [BLACKTHORNE SPEAKS IN JAPANESE] 759 01:41:59,717 --> 01:42:01,135 Anjin-san... 760 01:42:01,302 --> 01:42:02,720 [SPEAKS IN JAPANESE] 761 01:42:17,276 --> 01:42:19,278 [SPEAKS IN JAPANESE] 762 01:44:03,382 --> 01:44:05,384 [BOTH SPEAKING IN JAPANESE] 763 01:44:36,957 --> 01:44:38,417 [BIRD SQUAWKS] 764 01:44:56,352 --> 01:45:00,648 NARRATOR: Yoshi Toranaga, Lord of the Kwanto. 765 01:45:21,752 --> 01:45:24,255 [SPEAKING IN JAPANESE] 766 01:46:26,025 --> 01:46:29,653 My name is Martin Alvito of the Society of Jesus, captain-pilot. 767 01:46:30,654 --> 01:46:33,991 Lord Toranaga has asked me to interpret for him. 768 01:46:34,158 --> 01:46:38,662 - First tell him that we are enemies. - All in good time. 769 01:46:38,829 --> 01:46:41,498 Vasco Rodrigues has told me of your bravery. 770 01:46:42,333 --> 01:46:47,046 Tell Lord Toranaga that I do not trust you to translate what I say. 771 01:46:47,212 --> 01:46:49,840 You would be wise to reconsider. 772 01:46:50,007 --> 01:46:54,261 Lord Toranaga has favored me with his confidence for many years. 773 01:46:54,428 --> 01:46:58,432 Perhaps I should point out that I am quite apart from Father Sebastio, 774 01:46:59,350 --> 01:47:02,144 who is unfortunately overzealous 775 01:47:02,311 --> 01:47:04,605 and does not speak Japanese very well. 776 01:47:04,813 --> 01:47:07,107 His experience here is limited, 777 01:47:07,274 --> 01:47:11,403 and your sudden presence took away God's grace from him. 778 01:47:11,570 --> 01:47:13,697 Regrettably. 779 01:47:13,864 --> 01:47:16,867 - Tell him. - You may tell him yourself. 780 01:47:17,034 --> 01:47:20,537 The Japanese word for enemy is feki. 781 01:47:21,121 --> 01:47:25,584 If you point to me and say that word, Lord Toranaga will understand clearly. 782 01:47:28,671 --> 01:47:29,713 [SPEAKS IN JAPANESE] 783 01:47:30,631 --> 01:47:31,715 Hmm? 784 01:47:32,174 --> 01:47:35,719 [SPEAKING IN JAPANESE] 785 01:47:53,320 --> 01:47:54,947 [BELL RINGS] 786 01:48:04,540 --> 01:48:06,458 Mariko... 787 01:48:06,625 --> 01:48:08,877 [TORANAGA SPEAKING IN JAPANESE] 788 01:48:09,795 --> 01:48:11,797 [SPEAKS IN JAPANESE] 789 01:48:32,609 --> 01:48:35,446 Since you have objected to my translating, 790 01:48:35,612 --> 01:48:38,657 the Lady Toda will explain your responses. 791 01:48:38,824 --> 01:48:43,620 I can have no objection to that, but since she is to convey my words, 792 01:48:43,787 --> 01:48:46,165 I would like to be introduced. 793 01:48:48,333 --> 01:48:50,335 [SPEAKS IN JAPANESE] 794 01:48:52,629 --> 01:48:54,798 Lord Toranaga has agreed. 795 01:48:55,632 --> 01:49:00,471 - What is your full name? - Pilot-Major John Blackthorne. 796 01:49:00,637 --> 01:49:02,181 ALVITO: John Blackthorne, 797 01:49:02,890 --> 01:49:06,018 may I present the Lady Toda Buntaro-Mariko. 798 01:49:06,185 --> 01:49:08,187 [SPEAKING IN JAPANESE] 799 01:49:12,149 --> 01:49:13,984 I am honored, lady. 800 01:49:19,406 --> 01:49:21,408 [TORANAGA SPEAKS IN JAPANESE] 801 01:49:24,912 --> 01:49:29,792 If you are English, why were you leading Dutch ships? 802 01:49:30,334 --> 01:49:34,505 That is not unusual. Holland and England are allies. 803 01:49:34,671 --> 01:49:37,341 I was glad for the opportunity to sail into these waters. 804 01:49:37,508 --> 01:49:39,718 No English ships were planning to come this far. 805 01:49:39,885 --> 01:49:41,512 But we're a trading fleet, 806 01:49:41,678 --> 01:49:44,556 though we have letters of marque to attack our enemy. 807 01:49:45,015 --> 01:49:47,267 We came to Japan to trade. 808 01:49:47,434 --> 01:49:49,436 [SPEAKING IN JAPANESE] 809 01:49:52,856 --> 01:49:55,400 What are letters of marque? 810 01:49:55,859 --> 01:49:59,279 Legal licenses issued by the Crown, our government, 811 01:49:59,446 --> 01:50:01,573 giving authority to war on the enemy. 812 01:50:02,324 --> 01:50:04,326 [SPEAKING IN JAPANESE] 813 01:50:10,249 --> 01:50:15,587 And since your enemy is here, do you plan to war on them here? 814 01:50:15,754 --> 01:50:17,256 If they war on me. 815 01:50:18,882 --> 01:50:20,884 [SPEAKING IN JAPANESE] 816 01:50:30,394 --> 01:50:33,564 What you do at sea or in your own countries is your own affair. 817 01:50:34,356 --> 01:50:36,900 But here there is one law for all, 818 01:50:37,067 --> 01:50:40,362 and foreigners are in our land by permission only. 819 01:50:40,529 --> 01:50:44,199 Any public mischief or quarrel will be dealt with immediately by death. 820 01:50:45,492 --> 01:50:50,455 Our laws are clear and will be obeyed. Do you understand? 821 01:51:00,173 --> 01:51:03,844 Yes, sire. But we come in peace. 822 01:51:04,219 --> 01:51:08,056 We came here to trade. Could we discuss trade, sire? 823 01:51:08,223 --> 01:51:12,144 I need to careen my ship. Then there's the question-- 824 01:51:12,311 --> 01:51:13,520 [TORANAGA SPEAKING IN JAPANESE] 825 01:51:19,192 --> 01:51:22,779 When I wish to discuss trade, I will tell you. 826 01:51:22,946 --> 01:51:25,782 Meanwhile, please confine yourself to answering the questions. 827 01:51:39,504 --> 01:51:41,506 [SPEAKING IN JAPANESE] 828 01:51:50,057 --> 01:51:56,188 So you joined the expedition to trade...for profit? 829 01:51:56,813 --> 01:52:00,067 Not because of duty or loyalty, for money? 830 01:52:04,112 --> 01:52:07,574 Yes. It is our custom to be paid, sire. 831 01:52:07,741 --> 01:52:11,662 And to have a share in all goods captured from the enemy. 832 01:52:11,828 --> 01:52:13,830 [SPEAKING IN JAPANESE] 833 01:52:14,957 --> 01:52:16,959 [SPEAKING IN JAPANESE] 834 01:52:19,127 --> 01:52:24,633 - So you are a mercenary? - I was hired as senior pilot, yes. 835 01:52:24,800 --> 01:52:26,593 But I am not a pirate. 836 01:52:26,760 --> 01:52:28,178 [SPEAKS IN JAPANESE] 837 01:52:28,929 --> 01:52:30,931 [SPEAKS IN JAPANESE] 838 01:52:32,557 --> 01:52:35,811 - What is a pirate? BLACKTHORNE: An outlaw. 839 01:52:35,978 --> 01:52:39,606 A man who kills, rapes and plunders for personal profit. 840 01:52:40,857 --> 01:52:42,859 [SPEAKING IN JAPANESE] 841 01:52:45,362 --> 01:52:47,364 [SPEAKING IN JAPANESE] 842 01:52:53,245 --> 01:52:59,251 Isn't that the same as a mercenary? Aren't you a leader of pirates? 843 01:52:59,751 --> 01:53:02,546 No, sire, I am not a pirate. 844 01:53:02,713 --> 01:53:05,799 The Portuguese and Spanish will tell you that because we're at war. 845 01:53:14,141 --> 01:53:16,143 [SPEAKING IN JAPANESE] 846 01:53:23,150 --> 01:53:25,152 [SPEAKS IN JAPANESE] 847 01:53:28,780 --> 01:53:29,865 What did he say? 848 01:53:30,073 --> 01:53:31,700 [SPEAKS IN JAPANESE] 849 01:53:37,748 --> 01:53:40,167 What I said is no concern of yours. 850 01:53:41,209 --> 01:53:43,879 When I wish you to know something, I will tell you. 851 01:53:47,758 --> 01:53:50,594 I'm sorry, I did not mean to be rude. 852 01:53:50,802 --> 01:53:53,764 [SPEAKS IN JAPANESE] 853 01:53:54,056 --> 01:53:57,309 ALVITO: Then hold your tongue until I require an answer. 854 01:54:12,449 --> 01:54:14,451 [SPEAKING IN JAPANESE] 855 01:54:20,332 --> 01:54:22,959 ALVITO: Lord Toranaga says that I have told him 856 01:54:23,126 --> 01:54:26,922 that Holland was a vassal of the Spanish until a few years ago. 857 01:54:27,339 --> 01:54:29,966 He asks you if that is true. 858 01:54:30,425 --> 01:54:31,843 Yes. 859 01:54:32,636 --> 01:54:34,221 [SPEAKING IN JAPANESE] 860 01:54:40,018 --> 01:54:46,274 Then your ally Holland is fighting against its lawful king? Is that true? 861 01:54:46,775 --> 01:54:48,819 They're fighting against Spain-- 862 01:54:48,985 --> 01:54:50,529 [TORANAGA SPEAKING IN JAPANESE] 863 01:54:50,737 --> 01:54:54,491 Isn't that rebellion? Yes or no? 864 01:54:55,659 --> 01:54:59,287 Yes, but there are mitigating circumstances-- 865 01:54:59,454 --> 01:55:01,456 [SPEAKING IN JAPANESE] 866 01:55:05,377 --> 01:55:07,295 There are no mitigating circumstances 867 01:55:07,462 --> 01:55:09,965 when it comes to rebellion against a sovereign lord. 868 01:55:11,174 --> 01:55:14,594 Unless you win. 869 01:55:16,596 --> 01:55:18,598 [SPEAKING IN JAPANESE] 870 01:55:23,562 --> 01:55:26,148 [LAUGHING] 871 01:55:36,158 --> 01:55:38,160 [SPEAKING IN JAPANESE] 872 01:55:41,079 --> 01:55:44,875 Yes, Mr. Foreigner- with-the-impossible-name. 873 01:55:45,041 --> 01:55:49,379 Yes, you name the one mitigating factor. 874 01:55:50,547 --> 01:55:52,591 Will you win? 875 01:55:52,757 --> 01:55:55,969 Yes. Hai, we will win. 876 01:55:59,681 --> 01:56:02,684 How long did it take you to travel here? 877 01:56:02,851 --> 01:56:07,105 Almost two years. Exactly one year, 11 months and two days. 878 01:56:07,647 --> 01:56:09,649 [SPEAKS IN JAPANESE] 879 01:56:09,816 --> 01:56:12,360 How did you come? By what route? 880 01:56:12,527 --> 01:56:14,821 By the Pass of Magellan. 881 01:56:14,988 --> 01:56:18,283 If I had my maps I could show you clearly, but they were stolen. 882 01:56:19,242 --> 01:56:22,829 They were removed from my cabin, with all my papers. 883 01:56:22,996 --> 01:56:24,998 [SPEAKING IN JAPANESE] 884 01:56:27,417 --> 01:56:32,339 - All your papers were removed? - Yes. 885 01:56:32,505 --> 01:56:35,592 [MAN SHOUTING IN JAPANESE] 886 01:56:38,178 --> 01:56:40,180 [SPEAKING IN JAPANESE] 887 01:56:46,603 --> 01:56:50,523 You are to come over here, captain-pilot, away from the door. 888 01:57:00,700 --> 01:57:02,744 If you value your life, 889 01:57:02,911 --> 01:57:06,164 don't move suddenly or say anything. 890 01:57:07,082 --> 01:57:08,917 What's going on? 891 01:57:09,125 --> 01:57:11,503 [SPEAKS IN JAPANESE] 892 01:57:14,422 --> 01:57:16,758 You will be a dead man the next time you speak. 893 01:57:33,775 --> 01:57:37,904 NARRATOR: Lord Ishido, master of Osaka Castle. 894 01:57:41,866 --> 01:57:43,535 [TORANAGA SPEAKING IN JAPANESE] 895 01:57:46,037 --> 01:57:48,039 [BOTH SPEAKING IN JAPANESE] 896 01:58:11,771 --> 01:58:14,482 Lord Toranaga asks that you stand. 897 01:58:14,649 --> 01:58:17,652 Move slowly and do not speak. 898 01:58:24,909 --> 01:58:26,911 [SPEAKING IN JAPANESE] 899 01:58:36,379 --> 01:58:38,298 ALVITO: Lord Ishido says you are a pirate. 900 01:58:38,506 --> 01:58:40,508 [SPEAKING IN JAPANESE] 901 01:58:54,647 --> 01:58:59,611 Captain-pilot, you are to follow this man. 902 01:58:59,778 --> 01:59:00,820 Where am I going? 903 01:59:02,781 --> 01:59:04,449 You are to be detained. 904 01:59:05,492 --> 01:59:08,370 Where? For how long? 905 01:59:08,828 --> 01:59:10,955 I do not know, my son. 906 01:59:12,123 --> 01:59:14,334 Until Lord Toranaga decides. 907 01:59:18,922 --> 01:59:20,340 [MAN SPEAKS IN JAPANESE] 908 01:59:47,784 --> 01:59:53,998 - Thank you for your help, lady. - You are quite welcome, pilot-major. 909 01:59:56,543 --> 01:59:57,585 [SPEAKS IN JAPANESE] 910 02:00:27,282 --> 02:00:29,284 [MEN SPEAKING IN JAPANESE] 911 02:00:48,553 --> 02:00:50,388 [MEN SHOUTING INDISTINCTLY] 912 02:01:21,544 --> 02:01:22,962 [MAN SCREAMS] 913 02:01:43,566 --> 02:01:45,568 [SPEAKING IN JAPANESE] 914 02:01:48,238 --> 02:01:50,240 [SPEAKS IN JAPANESE] 915 02:02:09,759 --> 02:02:11,553 [GATE SHUTS] 916 02:02:11,719 --> 02:02:13,137 [SPEAKS IN JAPANESE] 917 02:02:14,597 --> 02:02:16,683 Like hell I will! 918 02:02:38,538 --> 02:02:40,081 [MEN COUGHING] 919 02:02:47,255 --> 02:02:49,257 [PRISONERS SPEAKING IN JAPANESE] 920 02:03:22,498 --> 02:03:23,541 [SPUTTERS] 921 02:03:28,546 --> 02:03:29,964 [PRISONER RETCHES] 922 02:04:48,209 --> 02:04:49,836 [SPEAKS IN JAPANESE] 923 02:05:49,228 --> 02:05:50,646 [PRISONER YELLS] 924 02:05:58,654 --> 02:06:00,698 [BOTH GRUNTING] 925 02:06:33,189 --> 02:06:35,191 [PANTING] 926 02:06:46,494 --> 02:06:47,870 Thank you. 927 02:06:49,080 --> 02:06:50,122 [SPEAKS IN JAPANESE] 928 02:07:15,606 --> 02:07:17,608 [SPEAKING IN JAPANESE] 929 02:07:20,278 --> 02:07:22,280 Thank you. 930 02:07:22,655 --> 02:07:24,073 Uh... 931 02:07:24,740 --> 02:07:27,827 Me...Anjin-san. 932 02:07:27,994 --> 02:07:31,038 Anjin-san. You? 933 02:07:31,789 --> 02:07:34,166 - Anjin-san? - Anjin-san. 934 02:07:35,251 --> 02:07:36,711 Jirobei. 935 02:07:37,753 --> 02:07:39,505 - Jirobei-san. - Hal. 936 02:07:40,506 --> 02:07:42,508 [SPEAKING IN JAPANESE] 937 02:07:50,224 --> 02:07:52,310 I don't understand. 938 02:07:53,853 --> 02:07:55,479 [SPEAKS IN JAPANESE] 939 02:08:05,698 --> 02:08:07,116 Ah. 940 02:08:22,006 --> 02:08:26,010 [SPEAKING IN LATIN] 941 02:08:33,809 --> 02:08:35,227 Mother of God! 942 02:08:40,650 --> 02:08:42,485 Art thou real? 943 02:08:43,819 --> 02:08:45,696 Yes. Who are you? 944 02:08:46,489 --> 02:08:49,325 Oh, blessed Virgin. 945 02:08:50,326 --> 02:08:53,162 Real. Who are you? I-- 946 02:08:53,329 --> 02:08:57,750 I am Friar Domingo of the Sacred Order of St Francis. 947 02:08:59,126 --> 02:09:01,587 My prayers have been answered. 948 02:09:01,754 --> 02:09:04,215 I thought I was seeing another apparition, a ghost. 949 02:09:04,382 --> 02:09:05,424 [CHUCKLES] 950 02:09:05,591 --> 02:09:10,012 The evil spirit, yes, I've seen so many, so many. 951 02:09:10,179 --> 02:09:15,685 - How long have you been here? - Yesterday. And you? 952 02:09:15,851 --> 02:09:18,270 Oh, a long time. I don't know. 953 02:09:18,437 --> 02:09:25,194 I was put here in September in the year of Our Lord 1598. 954 02:09:25,987 --> 02:09:29,657 It's May now. 1600. 955 02:09:31,367 --> 02:09:33,619 16007 956 02:09:38,874 --> 02:09:41,127 Come with me, my son. 957 02:09:46,340 --> 02:09:47,758 They are my flock. 958 02:09:47,925 --> 02:09:50,761 They are all my sons in the blessed Lord Jesus. 959 02:09:50,928 --> 02:09:53,556 I've made so many converts here. 960 02:09:53,723 --> 02:09:57,309 This one's John. That's Mark. 961 02:09:57,476 --> 02:09:59,145 Methuselah, heh. 962 02:09:59,311 --> 02:10:02,523 Please, sit down, my son. 963 02:10:05,484 --> 02:10:07,486 You must be tired. 964 02:10:08,529 --> 02:10:10,531 [SPEAKING IN JAPANESE] 965 02:10:14,577 --> 02:10:19,457 One of my flock says that you are a pilot, an anjin. Is this so? 966 02:10:19,623 --> 02:10:22,126 - Yes. - You came from Manila? 967 02:10:22,293 --> 02:10:25,046 No, I've never been in Asia before. Why are you here? 968 02:10:25,546 --> 02:10:28,424 Jesuits put me here, my son. 969 02:10:28,591 --> 02:10:31,594 Jesuits and their filthy lies. 970 02:10:33,846 --> 02:10:36,474 You are not Spanish, no? 971 02:10:36,640 --> 02:10:40,269 Nor Portuguese? Was your ship Portuguese? 972 02:10:40,436 --> 02:10:43,981 - Tell me the truth before God. - No, Father, it was not Portuguese, 973 02:10:44,148 --> 02:10:45,983 before God. 974 02:10:46,400 --> 02:10:49,779 Of course, your ship was Spanish. 975 02:10:51,447 --> 02:10:53,199 Spanish... 976 02:10:53,991 --> 02:10:58,621 And you were shipwrecked, like us, foully thrown into this jail. 977 02:10:58,788 --> 02:11:01,874 Falsely accused by those devil Jesuits. 978 02:11:02,041 --> 02:11:05,669 God curse them and show them the error of their treachery. 979 02:11:07,630 --> 02:11:11,509 You said you had never been in Asia before? 980 02:11:11,675 --> 02:11:12,927 This is my first time. 981 02:11:14,386 --> 02:11:19,141 You will be like a child in the wilderness, my son, yes. 982 02:11:19,308 --> 02:11:21,894 Oh, there's so much to tell. 983 02:11:22,061 --> 02:11:25,356 Did you know that Jesuits are merely traders? 984 02:11:25,523 --> 02:11:27,691 Gun-runners? Usurers? 985 02:11:27,858 --> 02:11:31,320 And that the Black Ship is worth a million in gold to them every year? 986 02:11:32,321 --> 02:11:35,699 The Black Ship? What is the Black Ship? 987 02:11:35,866 --> 02:11:38,410 That is why the Jesuits are here. 988 02:11:38,577 --> 02:11:41,163 They control all the trade with China. 989 02:11:41,330 --> 02:11:44,083 Selling silk in Japan alone is worth a fortune to them. 990 02:11:44,250 --> 02:11:48,170 Once a year, the Black Ship takes their ungodly profits back to Europe. 991 02:11:48,337 --> 02:11:51,423 To fill their filthy coffers ever further. 992 02:11:52,133 --> 02:11:53,926 You have never heard of this, my son? 993 02:11:54,093 --> 02:11:56,971 No, never. How did that happen? 994 02:11:57,138 --> 02:12:02,351 The Jesuits have forced the pope to grant them total power over all Asia. 995 02:12:02,518 --> 02:12:04,770 Them and their dogs, the Portuguese. 996 02:12:05,771 --> 02:12:09,108 Did you know other religious orders are forbidden here? 997 02:12:09,650 --> 02:12:12,486 The Jesuits deal in gold, reveling in their profits, 998 02:12:12,653 --> 02:12:17,158 against the direct orders of Pope Clement and our King Philip. 999 02:12:17,324 --> 02:12:22,204 Even against the laws of this land. They meddle in politics, lie and cheat. 1000 02:12:22,371 --> 02:12:25,875 They bear false witness against us, my son. 1001 02:12:26,041 --> 02:12:29,211 Their lies and poison put me here. 1002 02:12:33,632 --> 02:12:35,467 I must tend my flock. 1003 02:12:35,634 --> 02:12:39,138 There are converts here and little time. 1004 02:12:39,305 --> 02:12:43,726 Sit here, my son. You will be safe here. 1005 02:13:11,462 --> 02:13:13,255 Shimpu-sama. 1006 02:13:13,797 --> 02:13:15,758 [SPEAKS IN JAPANESE] 1007 02:13:19,261 --> 02:13:23,599 Ah, I'm sorry, my son. I did not mean to disturb you. 1008 02:13:23,766 --> 02:13:28,062 We thought you might be thirsty when you awakened. 1009 02:13:28,229 --> 02:13:29,980 [SPEAKS IN JAPANESE] 1010 02:13:30,147 --> 02:13:31,607 Thank you. 1011 02:13:32,524 --> 02:13:33,943 How do you say that in Japanese? 1012 02:13:34,109 --> 02:13:35,402 [SPEAKS IN JAPANESE] 1013 02:13:35,569 --> 02:13:38,280 Sometimes you say arigato. 1014 02:13:38,447 --> 02:13:44,995 A woman must always be very polite. She says arigato gozaimashita. 1015 02:13:46,872 --> 02:13:50,167 - What's his name? - He is Gonzalez. 1016 02:13:50,542 --> 02:13:54,630 - No, his Japanese name. - Ah, yes, ah... 1017 02:13:54,797 --> 02:13:58,968 Kagoya. But that just means "porter." They don't have names. 1018 02:13:59,134 --> 02:14:02,012 - Only the samurai have names. - What do you mean? 1019 02:14:02,179 --> 02:14:05,516 Only the samurai have first names and surnames. 1020 02:14:05,683 --> 02:14:12,022 Everyone else is known by what they do, porter, or fisherman, cook. 1021 02:14:12,815 --> 02:14:15,192 [SPEAKS IN JAPANESE] 1022 02:14:16,986 --> 02:14:23,325 Only yesterday? You said you came here only yesterday? 1023 02:14:23,492 --> 02:14:28,205 - What occurred with you? - When we landed, there was a Jesuit. 1024 02:14:28,664 --> 02:14:32,501 Jesuits come from hell. God curse them. 1025 02:14:32,918 --> 02:14:35,379 God forgive my foolish rage. 1026 02:14:36,839 --> 02:14:39,216 [DOOR BOLT OPENS] 1027 02:14:46,432 --> 02:14:47,683 [SPEAKS IN JAPANESE] 1028 02:14:57,901 --> 02:15:00,237 [MOUTHING] 1029 02:15:01,196 --> 02:15:02,239 Jirobei! 1030 02:15:48,285 --> 02:15:50,287 [SPEAKING IN LATIN] 1031 02:16:00,631 --> 02:16:03,258 What's going to happen to him? 1032 02:16:04,301 --> 02:16:06,512 He will be executed. 1033 02:16:07,763 --> 02:16:09,390 Are you sure? 1034 02:16:11,767 --> 02:16:14,937 His Calvary is outside the door. 1035 02:16:15,104 --> 02:16:18,023 May the holy Madonna take his soul swiftly 1036 02:16:18,190 --> 02:16:20,776 and give him everlasting reward. 1037 02:16:20,943 --> 02:16:25,197 - What did he do? - He broke the law, my son. 1038 02:16:25,364 --> 02:16:27,408 Their law. 1039 02:16:27,574 --> 02:16:30,494 The Japanese are a simple people. 1040 02:16:30,661 --> 02:16:34,498 They have only one punishment. Death. 1041 02:16:35,416 --> 02:16:37,960 You forget about imprisonment. 1042 02:16:38,127 --> 02:16:40,879 That is not one of their punishments. 1043 02:16:41,046 --> 02:16:45,426 To them, prison is a temporary place 1044 02:16:45,592 --> 02:16:50,597 where they decide a man's sentence, and that sentence is always death. 1045 02:16:51,723 --> 02:16:54,768 No, only the guilty come here. 1046 02:16:54,935 --> 02:16:57,438 For just a little while. 1047 02:16:57,604 --> 02:16:59,565 But you've been here almost two years. 1048 02:16:59,731 --> 02:17:03,694 One day they will send for me like all the others. 1049 02:17:03,861 --> 02:17:05,863 This is a resting place 1050 02:17:06,029 --> 02:17:09,450 between the hell of Earth and the glory of everlasting life. 1051 02:17:09,616 --> 02:17:14,371 - But you're not guilty of anything. - Then I am the one exception. 1052 02:17:14,830 --> 02:17:18,917 Perhaps... Perhaps it is the will of God. 1053 02:17:20,002 --> 02:17:25,132 Perhaps those devil Jesuits are keeping me alive to torture me. 1054 02:17:28,927 --> 02:17:31,638 It is so hard to be patient. 1055 02:17:33,807 --> 02:17:35,893 So very hard. 1056 02:18:07,508 --> 02:18:09,343 [SPEAKS IN JAPANESE] 1057 02:18:23,315 --> 02:18:26,735 - What is it, my son? - Nothing, Father. 1058 02:18:26,902 --> 02:18:31,573 - Go back to sleep. - There is nothing to fear. 1059 02:18:31,740 --> 02:18:35,035 We are all in God's hands. 1060 02:19:19,246 --> 02:19:22,874 Ah, how are you today, my son? 1061 02:19:23,625 --> 02:19:27,337 - Fine, thank you, Father. And you? - Quite well, thank you. 1062 02:19:28,755 --> 02:19:30,799 How do you say that in Japanese? 1063 02:19:31,925 --> 02:19:33,802 [SPEAKING IN JAPANESE] 1064 02:19:34,177 --> 02:19:36,179 [SPEAKS IN JAPANESE] 1065 02:19:38,265 --> 02:19:41,977 - Has anyone ever tried to break out? - No, no. Heh, heh. 1066 02:19:42,144 --> 02:19:43,395 Why should they? 1067 02:19:43,562 --> 02:19:46,356 There's nowhere to run, nowhere to hide. 1068 02:19:46,523 --> 02:19:50,235 To help an escaped prisoner is punishable by death. 1069 02:19:50,402 --> 02:19:55,991 Here, if you don't report a crime, even that will take you to the cross. 1070 02:19:58,785 --> 02:20:02,247 - Do not think of it, my son. - No. 1071 02:20:05,208 --> 02:20:08,920 Tell me more about the Black Ship. Have you ever seen one? 1072 02:20:09,087 --> 02:20:13,508 Yes. They are the greatest ships in the world. Almost 2,000 tons. 1073 02:20:13,675 --> 02:20:16,470 Two hundred men are needed to sail one. 1074 02:20:16,637 --> 02:20:21,767 - How many guns do they hold? - Sometimes 20 or 30. Three decks. 1075 02:20:22,476 --> 02:20:26,355 - She lumbers when the wind's abeam. - What? I don't understand. 1076 02:20:26,521 --> 02:20:30,692 - Big but slow. - The Black Ship? Ah, yes. 1077 02:20:34,571 --> 02:20:37,949 [SPEAKING IN JAPANESE] 1078 02:20:38,116 --> 02:20:39,701 Ah. Oh, you've remembered. 1079 02:20:39,868 --> 02:20:41,703 [CHUCKLES] 1080 02:20:41,870 --> 02:20:45,749 If only I had ink and paper, I could write the words down for you. 1081 02:20:46,458 --> 02:20:49,378 Would you teach me anyway? I want to learn. 1082 02:20:49,878 --> 02:20:52,547 Yes, of course. 1083 02:20:52,714 --> 02:20:57,427 Here, let us trace the words in the dirt. 1084 02:20:58,053 --> 02:21:01,223 Then you'll remember them. Now... 1085 02:21:03,266 --> 02:21:06,269 Dozo is "please." 1086 02:21:08,021 --> 02:21:11,400 Water...mizu. 1087 02:21:13,026 --> 02:21:15,696 "Please wait"... 1088 02:21:16,363 --> 02:21:20,242 ...matte kudasai. 1089 02:21:20,409 --> 02:21:21,702 [SPEAKS IN JAPANESE] 1090 02:21:21,868 --> 02:21:23,537 Now you write. 1091 02:21:41,304 --> 02:21:42,514 Anjin-san! 1092 02:22:04,745 --> 02:22:06,705 Your confession, my son. Say it quickly. 1093 02:22:09,082 --> 02:22:13,462 - I don't think [-- - Quickly, and I will give you absolution. 1094 02:22:13,628 --> 02:22:16,089 Be quick for your immortal soul. 1095 02:22:16,256 --> 02:22:20,260 Confess before God all things past and present. 1096 02:22:22,095 --> 02:22:23,805 [GUARD SHOUTS IN JAPANESE] 1097 02:22:24,347 --> 02:22:26,349 Say it now. 1098 02:22:27,058 --> 02:22:29,186 The blessed Virgin will watch over you. 1099 02:22:33,607 --> 02:22:36,109 Go with God, Father. 1100 02:23:36,920 --> 02:23:38,547 [SPEAKS JAPANESE] 1101 02:23:40,340 --> 02:23:41,925 I don't understand. 1102 02:23:42,092 --> 02:23:44,094 [BOTH SPEAK IN JAPANESE] 1103 02:24:00,527 --> 02:24:01,945 [SPEAKS IN JAPANESE] 1104 02:24:16,751 --> 02:24:17,794 Anjin-san? 1105 02:25:30,700 --> 02:25:32,327 BLACKTHORNE: Is that where we're going? 1106 02:25:32,494 --> 02:25:34,412 The castle there? 1107 02:25:34,579 --> 02:25:35,997 [BOTH SPEAK IN JAPANESE] 1108 02:25:38,583 --> 02:25:42,671 Sweet Jesus! I thought I was a dead man. 1109 02:25:42,837 --> 02:25:44,673 [SPEAKS IN JAPANESE] 1110 02:26:15,120 --> 02:26:16,955 NARRATOR: At the castle lake, 1111 02:26:17,122 --> 02:26:21,126 Lord Toranaga was teaching the art of fishing 1112 02:26:21,292 --> 02:26:24,921 to Yaemon, the young son of the late Taiko 1113 02:26:25,088 --> 02:26:27,799 and his consort, the Lady Ochiba. 1114 02:26:41,187 --> 02:26:44,816 Toranaga had arranged Blackthorne's release from prison 1115 02:26:44,983 --> 02:26:47,610 for the same reason he had sent him there: 1116 02:26:47,777 --> 02:26:50,572 to keep him out of Lord Ishido's reach 1117 02:26:50,739 --> 02:26:54,034 and thereby save the Englishman'’s life. 1118 02:26:56,703 --> 02:27:00,457 It gives me great pleasure to see you again, my lady. 1119 02:27:00,623 --> 02:27:04,169 Thank you, captain. I am pleased to see you are well. 1120 02:27:05,628 --> 02:27:07,881 May I present the Lady Kiri-sama? 1121 02:27:08,590 --> 02:27:09,632 [SPEAKS IN JAPANESE] 1122 02:27:10,175 --> 02:27:12,844 [SPEAKING IN JAPANESE] 1123 02:27:13,678 --> 02:27:15,680 Is she Lord Toranaga's wife? 1124 02:27:15,847 --> 02:27:20,018 No. Lord Toranaga's wife died many years ago. 1125 02:27:20,185 --> 02:27:22,604 The Lady Kiri-sama was once his consort. 1126 02:27:22,771 --> 02:27:25,273 Now she is mistress of his household. 1127 02:27:27,484 --> 02:27:29,569 [SPEAKS IN JAPANESE] 1128 02:27:29,736 --> 02:27:32,614 [BOTH SPEAKING IN JAPANESE] 1129 02:27:38,369 --> 02:27:39,788 [CHUCKLES] 1130 02:27:46,669 --> 02:27:48,671 [BLACKTHORNE SPEAKING IN JAPANESE] 1131 02:27:53,218 --> 02:27:57,263 I only learned a few words. How do you say, "I don't speak Japanese"? 1132 02:27:57,430 --> 02:28:00,141 TODA: I am sure Lord Toranaga understands. 1133 02:28:00,850 --> 02:28:02,393 [SPEAKS IN JAPANESE] 1134 02:28:14,489 --> 02:28:19,953 Lord Toranaga wishes to know where you learned your few words. 1135 02:28:20,120 --> 02:28:22,080 In prison. 1136 02:28:22,247 --> 02:28:25,750 There was a Franciscan monk. He taught me. 1137 02:28:26,417 --> 02:28:28,419 [SPEAKING IN JAPANESE] 1138 02:28:32,715 --> 02:28:34,717 [SPEAKING IN JAPANESE] 1139 02:28:41,141 --> 02:28:44,519 Lord Toranaga wishes to know about you and your country. 1140 02:28:44,686 --> 02:28:48,773 My lord also wishes to know about your ships and weapons 1141 02:28:48,940 --> 02:28:51,568 and how you guided your ship here. 1142 02:28:51,734 --> 02:28:54,988 My master wishes to understand all of this. 1143 02:28:55,155 --> 02:28:59,701 - That's nearly everything I know. - Precisely what my master wishes. 1144 02:28:59,868 --> 02:29:02,245 BLACKTHORNE: I will tell him, but it may take time. 1145 02:29:02,412 --> 02:29:04,330 TODA: My master has the time. 1146 02:29:07,667 --> 02:29:11,212 - Where shall I begin? - At the beginning. 1147 02:29:32,317 --> 02:29:34,652 This is a map of the world. 1148 02:29:35,528 --> 02:29:38,156 The Earth is round, like an orange. 1149 02:29:38,323 --> 02:29:42,869 This map is like its skin, cut off and laid out flat. 1150 02:29:43,328 --> 02:29:45,955 [SPEAKING IN JAPANESE] 1151 02:29:50,418 --> 02:29:54,380 This is north, south, east, west. 1152 02:29:54,547 --> 02:29:58,092 Japan, Nihon, is here. 1153 02:29:58,259 --> 02:30:00,887 My country is here. 1154 02:30:01,262 --> 02:30:03,264 [SPEAKING IN JAPANESE] 1155 02:30:10,980 --> 02:30:12,815 BLACKTHORNE: This is Africa. 1156 02:30:12,982 --> 02:30:15,151 These are the Americas. 1157 02:30:15,318 --> 02:30:18,404 We know only the coastlines, very little else. 1158 02:30:18,947 --> 02:30:20,949 [SPEAKS IN JAPANESE] 1159 02:30:22,825 --> 02:30:26,496 Lord Toranaga wishes you to show him how you came to Japan. 1160 02:30:28,706 --> 02:30:30,333 This way. 1161 02:30:30,625 --> 02:30:34,504 By Magellan's Pass, by the tip of South America. 1162 02:30:35,880 --> 02:30:40,134 Magellan, a Portuguese navigator, discovered it 80 years ago. 1163 02:30:40,301 --> 02:30:43,596 The Spanish and Portuguese have kept the way secret. 1164 02:30:43,763 --> 02:30:46,724 We were the first outsiders through the pass. 1165 02:30:47,892 --> 02:30:53,356 - Aren't you going to translate? - I will explain everything to him later. 1166 02:30:53,773 --> 02:30:57,193 When he wishes to know something, he will ask. 1167 02:30:58,528 --> 02:31:03,700 Seventy years ago, the kings of Spain and Portugal signed a treaty, 1168 02:31:03,866 --> 02:31:05,493 dividing the ownership of the New World, 1169 02:31:05,660 --> 02:31:08,997 the undiscovered world, between them. 1170 02:31:09,163 --> 02:31:13,167 Your country is in the Portuguese half and is officially Portuguese. 1171 02:31:13,835 --> 02:31:16,337 Lord Toranaga, you, everyone, 1172 02:31:16,504 --> 02:31:20,049 this castle, everything in it, was given to the Portuguese. 1173 02:31:20,216 --> 02:31:23,678 Excuse me, but that does not make sense. 1174 02:31:23,845 --> 02:31:26,055 Perhaps, but it's true. 1175 02:31:26,222 --> 02:31:31,728 Legal documents gave each king the right to claim non-Catholic land 1176 02:31:31,894 --> 02:31:35,440 and replace the existing government with Catholic rule. 1177 02:31:35,606 --> 02:31:40,695 Many lands in the Americas have had their treasures taken back to Spain. 1178 02:31:40,862 --> 02:31:43,865 Portugal has grown rich from gold and silver from Brazil. 1179 02:31:44,032 --> 02:31:49,954 If this is true, how could the kings give themselves such rights? 1180 02:31:50,121 --> 02:31:53,374 They didn't. The pope gave them the rights. 1181 02:31:53,541 --> 02:31:56,502 The vicar of Christ on Earth himself. 1182 02:31:56,669 --> 02:31:59,464 In exchange for spreading God's word. 1183 02:31:59,881 --> 02:32:03,885 - I don't believe what you say is true. BLACKTHORNE: It is true. 1184 02:32:04,344 --> 02:32:10,391 Pope Clement VII sanctioned the Treaty of Saragossa in 1529, 1185 02:32:10,558 --> 02:32:13,853 giving Portugal the exclusive right to your country. 1186 02:32:14,020 --> 02:32:17,273 And Cathay. 1187 02:32:18,232 --> 02:32:20,234 [BOTH SPEAKING IN JAPANESE] 1188 02:32:30,661 --> 02:32:33,790 My lord wishes me to explain what you have said. 1189 02:32:33,956 --> 02:32:35,625 You may wait over there. 1190 02:32:45,176 --> 02:32:49,180 [SPEAKING IN JAPANESE] 1191 02:33:33,516 --> 02:33:38,396 Lord Toranaga will continue his discussion with you later. 1192 02:33:39,105 --> 02:33:41,107 I am at his service, lady. 1193 02:33:42,733 --> 02:33:44,986 Was the boy Lord Toranaga's son? 1194 02:33:45,153 --> 02:33:49,490 Yaemon is the heir. He is the son of the late Taiko. 1195 02:33:50,032 --> 02:33:53,828 - And the woman who came just now? - She is the Lady Yodo. 1196 02:33:53,995 --> 02:33:56,831 She is the official mother of the heir. 1197 02:33:58,166 --> 02:34:00,918 Lord Toranaga has instructed me to tell you 1198 02:34:01,085 --> 02:34:03,880 that you are to be taken to your quarters. 1199 02:34:04,046 --> 02:34:09,886 When he wishes to see you again, he will send for you. Please. 1200 02:34:59,644 --> 02:35:03,606 FERRIERA: How bad? - Very bad, Captain Ferriera. 1201 02:35:03,773 --> 02:35:06,400 Toranaga has been questioning Blackthorne. 1202 02:35:06,567 --> 02:35:09,111 The sooner that heretic is dead, the better. 1203 02:35:09,278 --> 02:35:12,698 If the Dutch and English spread their filth in Asia, 1204 02:35:12,865 --> 02:35:14,992 we are in for trouble. 1205 02:35:15,159 --> 02:35:17,537 ALVITO: We are already in trouble, captain. 1206 02:35:17,703 --> 02:35:21,457 Toranaga said Blackthorne told him of the Treaty of Saragossa, 1207 02:35:21,624 --> 02:35:25,545 and then he asked me if such a thing could be. 1208 02:35:25,711 --> 02:35:28,923 - How did you answer? - With the truth. 1209 02:35:29,090 --> 02:35:32,969 Fool. You endanger all our profits. 1210 02:35:34,428 --> 02:35:37,848 A false answer would endanger very much more. 1211 02:35:39,058 --> 02:35:43,020 Our whole position here is based on trust. 1212 02:35:43,229 --> 02:35:46,315 And what else did the Jappo say? 1213 02:35:47,817 --> 02:35:53,906 He requests a written explanation of our conquests in the New World. 1214 02:35:54,115 --> 02:35:57,743 And, "purely for my own interest," were his exact words, 1215 02:35:57,952 --> 02:36:02,248 the amount of gold and silver taken from the Americas. 1216 02:36:02,415 --> 02:36:05,376 This must absolutely be refused. 1217 02:36:05,585 --> 02:36:07,545 You cannot refuse Toranaga. 1218 02:36:07,753 --> 02:36:10,131 He's just another murdering heathen. 1219 02:36:10,298 --> 02:36:13,175 Without my Black Ship, their economy would collapse. 1220 02:36:13,384 --> 02:36:17,930 We've purchased a million ducats' worth of silk at the Canton fair, 1221 02:36:18,139 --> 02:36:22,310 and we'll have at least 100,000 ounces of Chinese gold. 1222 02:36:22,768 --> 02:36:26,814 Yes, captain, they need our silk to make their kimonos... 1223 02:36:29,692 --> 02:36:32,862 ...but this is your first visit to Japan. 1224 02:36:33,654 --> 02:36:36,282 You have no idea of our problems here. 1225 02:36:36,449 --> 02:36:40,453 They need us, that's true, but we need them more. 1226 02:36:41,245 --> 02:36:42,788 You must excuse me, Your Eminence, 1227 02:36:42,955 --> 02:36:46,083 but sometimes soldiers must do God's work. 1228 02:36:46,876 --> 02:36:48,461 I must ask you, captain, formally, 1229 02:36:48,628 --> 02:36:53,007 not to even think of interfering with internal politics here. 1230 02:36:53,215 --> 02:36:56,677 I am captain of the Black Ship this year, 1231 02:36:56,844 --> 02:36:59,305 therefore Governor of Macao this year 1232 02:36:59,472 --> 02:37:02,183 with viceregal powers over these waters, 1233 02:37:02,683 --> 02:37:09,065 and if I choose to eliminate Toranaga or anyone else, 1234 02:37:09,649 --> 02:37:10,691 I will. 1235 02:37:17,698 --> 02:37:21,535 Then you do so over my direct orders to the contrary 1236 02:37:21,702 --> 02:37:24,330 and risk immediate excommunication. 1237 02:37:25,831 --> 02:37:29,126 This is beyond your jurisdiction, Eminence. 1238 02:37:29,293 --> 02:37:32,588 This is a temporal matter, not a spiritual one. 1239 02:37:32,755 --> 02:37:37,218 Once and for all, you will not involve yourself in internal politics. 1240 02:37:37,385 --> 02:37:42,556 Only if the internal politics do not interfere with my plans. 1241 02:37:43,391 --> 02:37:46,143 By Christ's blood, my Black Ship 1242 02:37:46,310 --> 02:37:49,271 will sail on time from Macao to Nagasaki 1243 02:37:49,438 --> 02:37:55,194 and then, the richest treasure ship in history, she will head home. 1244 02:37:55,361 --> 02:37:59,740 As Christ is my judge, that is what is going to happen. 1245 02:38:01,117 --> 02:38:05,246 - Our prayers will go with you. - So will your profits. 1246 02:38:06,038 --> 02:38:09,041 But if that Dutch pig, the Erasmus, 1247 02:38:09,208 --> 02:38:11,961 with her English captain, catches us at sea, 1248 02:38:12,211 --> 02:38:14,505 we would lose everything. 1249 02:38:15,339 --> 02:38:19,301 I hope you understand that. 1250 02:38:21,262 --> 02:38:24,181 You have made it quite clear, captain. 1251 02:38:25,182 --> 02:38:29,812 Yes. I'll be getting back to my ship now. 1252 02:38:30,020 --> 02:38:33,899 Perhaps you'll come aboard to dine with me tomorrow night? 1253 02:38:38,237 --> 02:38:41,240 Yes, some good food would be wonderful again. 1254 02:38:41,407 --> 02:38:43,659 Thank you. You're very kind. 1255 02:38:43,868 --> 02:38:46,287 Tomorrow. At dusk. 1256 02:38:58,299 --> 02:39:00,801 We must be very careful, Martin. 1257 02:39:01,719 --> 02:39:04,054 Painfully careful. 1258 02:39:07,308 --> 02:39:09,935 The more Toranaga learns from the heretic, 1259 02:39:10,102 --> 02:39:12,438 the more perilous our situation. 1260 02:39:13,981 --> 02:39:18,319 Then, Your Eminence, we shall have to do something unexpected. 1261 02:42:08,280 --> 02:42:09,907 [SHOUTING IN JAPANESE] 1262 02:42:34,598 --> 02:42:36,100 [SPEAKING IN JAPANESE] 1263 02:42:53,951 --> 02:42:55,119 Anjin... 1264 02:42:55,285 --> 02:42:57,287 [SPEAKS IN JAPANESE] 1265 02:42:57,454 --> 02:43:00,416 No, no, he did not wound me. 1266 02:43:07,006 --> 02:43:10,426 NARRATOR: The mark of the Amida Tong, 1267 02:43:10,592 --> 02:43:14,763 the deadliest assassins in all Japan. 1268 02:43:24,148 --> 02:43:27,026 NARRATOR: Lord Toranaga's first question: 1269 02:43:27,901 --> 02:43:31,697 "Who would know how to hire one of these men?" 1270 02:43:39,329 --> 02:43:42,499 When he was summoned, Lord Yabu was certain 1271 02:43:43,167 --> 02:43:46,503 that the moment of his destruction had arrived. 1272 02:43:47,129 --> 02:43:51,925 But Lord Toranaga simply invited him to waltch the sunrise. 1273 02:43:55,012 --> 02:43:57,848 Still, the message was clear. 1274 02:43:58,015 --> 02:44:03,020 Yabu knew that Toranaga was not pleased. 1275 02:44:51,568 --> 02:44:53,904 [SPEAKING IN JAPANESE] 1276 02:44:54,279 --> 02:44:56,615 [WOMEN GIGGLING] 1277 02:44:57,407 --> 02:44:58,617 [SPEAKS IN JAPANESE] 1278 02:45:12,798 --> 02:45:14,800 [BOTH SPEAKING IN JAPANESE] 1279 02:45:29,982 --> 02:45:31,316 Ah. 1280 02:45:31,483 --> 02:45:34,528 [ALL LAUGHING] 1281 02:45:44,454 --> 02:45:47,082 [BOTH SPEAKING IN JAPANESE] 1282 02:45:52,880 --> 02:45:54,339 [SPEAKS IN JAPANESE] 1283 02:45:56,508 --> 02:46:00,179 Good day. Please sit down, Anjin-san. 1284 02:46:00,345 --> 02:46:02,097 Thank you. 1285 02:46:05,184 --> 02:46:08,020 Lord Toranaga has instructed me to tell you 1286 02:46:08,187 --> 02:46:11,440 how much he regrets the incident of last night. 1287 02:46:11,607 --> 02:46:13,150 Your samurai have been doubled, 1288 02:46:13,317 --> 02:46:17,571 and every effort will be made to prevent it happening again. 1289 02:46:17,738 --> 02:46:21,283 Please inform Lord Toranaga of my appreciation. 1290 02:46:22,826 --> 02:46:27,331 Lord Toranaga will send you to the provinces in the next few days 1291 02:46:27,497 --> 02:46:29,333 SO you may recuperate. 1292 02:46:29,499 --> 02:46:34,087 In the meantime, he asks if you would prepare a few maps 1293 02:46:34,254 --> 02:46:39,843 showing the way you came here and showing the world as you know it. 1294 02:46:43,013 --> 02:46:46,141 He has provided you with these materials. 1295 02:46:49,186 --> 02:46:50,646 Will this be acceptable? 1296 02:46:53,649 --> 02:46:56,902 BLACKTHORNE: Yes, this will be acceptable. 1297 02:46:58,237 --> 02:47:00,447 TODA: My master will meet with you soon. 1298 02:47:00,614 --> 02:47:05,035 He has instructed me to answer any questions you might have. 1299 02:47:05,661 --> 02:47:10,457 Lord Toranaga is anxious that you learn about our ways and customs 1300 02:47:10,624 --> 02:47:15,003 as he is equally anxious to know about the outside world. 1301 02:47:15,796 --> 02:47:18,590 Then you will answer any question? 1302 02:47:18,757 --> 02:47:21,134 As well as I am able. 1303 02:47:40,195 --> 02:47:44,825 - What does it mean? - That is the sign of the Amida Tong. 1304 02:47:45,409 --> 02:47:48,203 It is a secret society and... 1305 02:47:48,662 --> 02:47:52,124 - I don't know much about it. - What do you know? 1306 02:47:52,541 --> 02:47:54,293 They spend their lives 1307 02:47:54,459 --> 02:47:57,212 training to become a perfect weapon for one Kill. 1308 02:47:57,754 --> 02:48:01,174 They swear to kill only at the order of the leader. 1309 02:48:01,341 --> 02:48:05,762 If they fail to kill, they must take their own life at once. 1310 02:48:05,929 --> 02:48:08,765 Not one of them has ever been caught alive. 1311 02:48:10,684 --> 02:48:13,353 Why did one of these Amida Tong attack me last night? 1312 02:48:18,525 --> 02:48:22,529 That is a question Lord Toranaga is attempting to answer. 1313 02:48:31,705 --> 02:48:36,251 [SPEAKING IN JAPANESE] 1314 02:48:48,013 --> 02:48:50,015 [SPEAKS IN JAPANESE] 1315 02:49:03,362 --> 02:49:06,907 More? Well, why not? 1316 02:49:07,074 --> 02:49:08,950 What do you call this stuff? 1317 02:49:10,494 --> 02:49:13,747 Namuka, or however the hell you say it. 1318 02:49:14,164 --> 02:49:17,042 [BOTH SPEAK IN JAPANESE] 1319 02:49:17,209 --> 02:49:19,878 Very good. More sakazuki. 1320 02:49:29,346 --> 02:49:31,390 No... 1321 02:49:31,556 --> 02:49:33,892 To drink. Drink. 1322 02:49:47,322 --> 02:49:48,782 Whatever it is... 1323 02:49:52,411 --> 02:49:54,704 I think it's got me a little drunk. 1324 02:49:55,789 --> 02:49:58,333 Must be why I feel so damn good. 1325 02:50:01,837 --> 02:50:04,381 More sakazuki. 1326 02:50:10,762 --> 02:50:13,306 [SINGING] I promised her rings for her fingers 1327 02:50:14,975 --> 02:50:17,561 Sparkling flowers for her flaxen hair 1328 02:50:19,396 --> 02:50:23,024 I swore that I'd never Set sail in foul weather 1329 02:50:23,191 --> 02:50:25,902 But stay by her side at the shore 1330 02:50:28,155 --> 02:50:30,949 Fare-thee-well Oh, you Barbary merchants 1331 02:50:31,116 --> 02:50:33,702 Fare-thee-well To the Spanish blockade 1332 02:50:33,869 --> 02:50:36,496 Fare-thee-well To the Straits of Gibraltar 1333 02:50:36,663 --> 02:50:39,291 And the treacherous seas of Cathay 1334 02:50:40,305 --> 02:51:40,601 Please rate this subtitle at www.osdb.link/ffn72 Help other users to choose the best subtitles 100781

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