All language subtitles for Stargate.SG-1.S05E18.The.Warrior.1080p.BluRay.REMUX.AVC.DD.5.1-NOGRP

Man: My name is k'tano,

the once first prime of imhotep,

a false god—...

A false god who has died
by my own hand.

Now I am free.

I am a free Jaffa.

If you have come to this place,

then you wish to know
freedom as I do.

If you've come to hear me,

then you know in your heart
and in your mind

that the goa'ulds are not gods.

Still, I am but one warrior.

Only together,
we are an army of warriors.

Man: An army has weapons!

An army has food!

In time, we shall have weapons

and enough food and drink
to sustain us

for as long as it takes
to achieve victory.

Until then, we have our freedom.

We have our brothers
and sisters.

I do not say
that this will be easy.

There will be sacrifice.

But for each of you who dies
in the name of freedom,

your souls shall
be sentto kheb—...

The place of freedom
everlasting.

Until then, if you seek freedom,

if you seek sanctuary,

know that this place
is sanctuary.

This is Cal mah!

I declare this world
a free world for all Jaffa.

Let no Goa'uld challenge us.

The time has come
for Jaffa to claim

their rightful place
among the stars

as warriors who live,

and as warriors who die free!

What say you, Teal'c?

Is he notthe means
to our deliverance?

"Deliverance."

Do you have any idea
what happened

to the guys in that movie?

I do not.

Master bratac,

that's a very strong
recommendation.

Bratac: Yes, it is.

Yet the rewards
of such an alliance

would be great.

Teal'c?

Many of our allies have
fallen, general Hammond.

The tollen may be gone forever.

The tok'ra are
severely weakened.

K'tano offers an army.

An armythat needs our help.

Teal'c: Major Carter,

have notthe Jaffa
helped your cause?

Teal'c, please don't
misunderstand me.

You and bratac
have done more for us

than anyone could have asked.

I owe you both my life

at least a dozen times over.

That's not what I'm saying.

What she's saying is

if this guy's coming to us,

he's gotta be pretty desperate.

Jackson: Wait a minute.
I don'tthink

we should underestimate
this opportunity.

I mean, an army of Jaffa

actually challenging
the power structure

of the Goa'uld—...

It could be an inspiration
to every Jaffa out there.

Word of its very existence
is a threat to the Goa'uld.

You don'tthink
the Goa'uld are just

gonna sit around
and let it happen?

We do not,

which makes k'tano's
need so great.

His army is drawn from many
different system lords

and more flockto him
with each raid he makes,

but an army cannot live
on courage alone.

Dr. Jackson,

what can you tell us
about this imhotep?

This is the first
I've heard of him.

Jackson: Well,
during the third dynasty

of ancient Egypt,

imhotep was credited as being

the first pyramid builder.

He was later deified amongst
the ancient Egyptians,

but among the Goa'uld,
at least as far as I know,

he never achieved power
of any kind.

He was never a system lord?

In fact, ithink imhotep

was probably
an insignificant Goa'uld

from a backwater planet.

Which explains
how k'tano's managed

to survive.

He took out a nobody.

Which probably only
buys us some time.

If we don't help...

The Goa'uld will
eventually see this

as the threat it really is.

Imhotep may have been
a minor Goa'uld,

but k'tano is a great
leader of men.

I believe him bold enough

to lead his rebel army
to victory

over those who would
deny us freedom.

I've already ordered food

and medical supplies
prepared for transport.

What we need to discuss
in more detail

is what kind of weapons
and how many.

Your projectile weapons

have proven to be
effective in battle.

P—90's, mp—5's, spas 12's?

For several hundred warriors.

That may take some doing.

Teal'c: General Hammond,

if we may send a smaller
number of weapons

as a gesture of good intentions?

I think we owe these folks,

to a point.

Very well.

You have a go.

O'Neill, before we leave,
you should know

that some of the Jaffa
you are about to meet

you may have met
before... in battle.

Yeah, I thought about that.

Jaffa have long memories.

Well, that's all right,
'cause I don't.

It's——it's a... joke.

Hammond: Master bratac,

let's hope your faith
in this man

is well—deserved.

I would stake my life on it.

Ours, too, apparently.

I am master bratac of chulak.

I have come with warriors
of the tauri.

Hi, guys!

Tek mat'ek.

It means, uh,
"friends well met."

He's saying we come in peace.

Rak'nor.

Teal'c.

Tek mat'ek.

It was Teal'c who gave me
my firsttaste of freedom.

It is because of you I am here.

Tek matte.

"Tek matte" is
a greeting of respect.

Ok. I'm just saying.

I don't care. Ok.

Rak'nor: These are among the
great warriors of the tau ri:

Daniel Jackson, major Carter,

andtheir leader,
colonel O'Neill.

Tek mat'ek.

Back at'cha.

Back at'cha.

Rak'nor: You have come
to speak with k'tano.

We have.

He's on a mission
and will return very soon.

What is this?

The first shipment of many.

We brought, uh, food,
supplies, and last...

Colonel?

Weapons.

What? Rak'nor: Your
gesture is appreciated,

but they had hoped you would
bring staff weapons.

Zatnuketels. True weapons.

True weapons?

It does not matter, friend.

Come, see how
our numbers are growing.

Bratac: You see, O'Neill?

These Jaffa were once
sworn mortal enemies,

each serving
different false gods.

Now they work in Harmony.

Rak'nor: Our numbers grow
with each successful campaign.

And you just
trust every new arrival

to your cause?

Well, I——I'm just saying,

isn't it possible
that some of these Jaffa

are still loyal to their gods

and are acting as spies
within your ranks?

A warrior of k'tano's experience

can see within the very soul
of another Jaffa

and know his allegiance.

That's kind of a leap
of faith, isn't it?

No more than we trusted bratac

when Teal'c wentthrough
the rite of mal sharran.

I saw into his heart.

I knew he no longer
worshipped apophis.

That's not quite
the same, is it?

Bratac: Our ways are
different to you, O'Neill.

Accept th at.

This discipline
is called mastaba.

All of imhotep's Jaffa
were required to master it,

and now we require it
of ourselves.

Bashaak.

Training staffs.

Out of necessity, Teal'c.

There are not enough
staff weapons for all.

You overcommit!

This young warrior's
name is Tara'c.

Tek matte, master.

If you would allow me.

The weapon is balanced,
but the warrior is not.

When one overcommits,

one becomes vulnerable
to counterattack.

When one achieves balance
in combat,

one will survive
to achieve balance in life.

Forgive me, master,

but k'tanoteaches
that one must strike

with single—minded
purpose towards victory

without regard
for on e's survival.

Show me.

H ey, easy. Easy, easy.

Leave them, O'Neill.

H ey!

The hell are you doing?

We are training.

Where I come from that's called

beating the crap
out of each other.

The boy's symbiote

will heal his injuries, O'Neill.

K'tano teach es that we must
be willing to die,

as he is, if we are to be free.

Well, if you all die,
you won't have an army.

That's kind of stupid.

Kek mattet, kree!

H ey, what? What?

You insult our ways, O'Neill.

He is challenging you.

Kek mattet!

Yeah, just... easy,
stickboy, all right?

I'm just here to help.

Man: K'tano returns!

What?

O'Neill: Where are you going?

You know, we never getthis
when we come home.

Jaffa!

This day, 3 of our warriors

have fallen
in the name of freedom.

They fought fiercely
against zipachna's forces,

andthey died bravely

and have secured for
themselves a place in kheb.

So, too, have they
strengthened our ability

to fight back at the enemy.

True weapons.

Tak mal tiak.

Tek matte.

You flatter me, master bratac.

Ya duru arik kek onac.

I honor he
who would kill his god.

Andto his brethren
of the tauri—...

Slayers of ra, hathor, setesh,

heru'ur, sokar,
cronos, and apophis.

O'Neill: Well...

Somebody's been keeping score.

Colonel Jack O'Neill.

A familiar name,
cursed by every Goa'uld.

Imhotep himself declared
your days were numbered.

Well, that's fine,

as long as it's
a really big number.

Because of you, the armies
of these fallen system lords

now swell the ranks
of our rebellion.

We owe you thanks.

Tek mat'ek, k'tano.

We also offer an alliance.

Then you are most welcome.

We also offer food
and supplies for your people.

Glorious!

And, of course... weapons.

Earth weapons.

Take no offense, my friend,

but your weapons
are primitive by comparison.

Carter, I think
a little demonstration

is in order, don't you?

This weapon is called a p—90.

It carries a 50—round
top—loading magazine

of teflon—coated ordnance

with a cyclical rate of fire
of 900 rounds per minute.

Who here can handle
a staff weapon?

Rak'nor's among
our best marksmen.

Carter, that target—...

What, 60,

yeah, give or take, sir.

Fire away, son.

Well done. Ta'i kree.

2 out of 3.

That's not bad.

Carter.

The female?

Major Carter is
a formidable warrior.

Yes, of course.

Actually, hold up a second.

Hey, you, in the skirt!

Get that target
swinging a little.

A little more.

All right, step away.

When ready, major.

Major, demonstrate
the weapon on single shot.

This...

Is a weapon of terror.

It's made to...
Intimidate the enemy.

This is a weapon of war.

It's made to kill your enemy.

And it's capable of
doing so effectively

at 5 times the range
I just demonstrated.

We've used it to win about
every skirmish we've had

with the Goa'uld
and the Jaffa who serve them.

Those of you who have gone up
against us and survived,

and you know who you are,

you know what I'm talking about.

We accept your gifts
with gratitude and humility.

Now, let us celebrate
this new alliance.

They really like
doing that, don'tthey?

Yes, sir.

Your weapons are
formidable, yes,

butthey lack
the endurance of a staff.

That's what these are for.

And you will
provide them freely?

That's the purpose
of an alliance, isn't it?

It places you in a position
of power over us.

How so?

Teal'c: If k'tano does not
do exactly as agreed,

you may withhold ammunition.

Ok, first of all, Teal'c,

as long as you're
a member of sg—I,

you should use the pronoun "we,"

not "you."

And secondly,
we're not holding back.

We're offering
the best we've got.

Now you can either
take it or leave it.

Of course, it is only
concern for my people

that I raise these questions.

Your people?

There is no warrior among us
who cannot say "my people."

As I also have done.

Colonel O'Neill fears

that I may seek power
for myself.

Well, you are gathering an army.

And I lead,

butthere is no warrior among us

who cannot claim joma sec...

Challenge of leadership

Teal'c: To determine
the worthiness of the Victor

and his right to lead.

To the death, I suppose.

Of course.

Of course.

Yeah, well, where I come from

we do things
a little differently.

And you would have us
change our ways to suit yours?

I didn't say that,

but if it's not
too much trouble—...

K'tano,

colonel O'Neill,

it is my hope that we can
learn from our differences,

that they bond us together,

make us stronger.

Your words are wise,
master bratac.

Yes. Wise, indeed.

Tomorrow we will bond...
In battle.

You are familiar with
the system lord nirrti?

Oh, yeah.

Tomorrow we're going
to raid a supply shipment

intended for a battalion
of nirrti's Jaffa.

Join us.

If we do, what's in it for us?

I see you are one who speaks
your mind, O'Neill.

Yes, which is why
I don't say much.

A share of the spoils.

O'Neill: Spoils are good.

We like spoils.

Teal'c has informed me

that you require
several hours of sleep.

There is no shame in doing so.

Gee, thanks.

Shal met. Shal met.

Have you chosen
to join us, Teal'c?

K'tano has yet to ask.

He will.

You will take your place
as a leader

in the Jaffa nation.

I have long dreamed Jaffa
would one day be free,

but I fear that day

is farther off
than k'tano believes.

We have come so far
because of you, Teal'c.

K'tano could not have hoped
to raise such an army

had you not led the way.

Perhaps.

And we will grow even stronger

now thatthe tauri
have become our allies.

Of that I am not so sure.

K'tano's ways are difficult

for the people of the tauri
to understand.

We shall gain our freedom
with or without them.

K'tano.

Forgive me.

There is nothing to forgive.

I do not speak for O'Neill.

What you say is true.

They are different

and cynical of our ways——
O'Neill, most of all.

Yet they are my friends.

And we are your brothers.

I am not a fool, Teal'c.
I know the tauri are strong.

An alliance can
make us stronger,

but I abandon nothing
of who and what we are

for neither human nor Goa'uld.

So I guess Teal'c's
staying out all night

with his new buddies.

Well, he did get in
all that quality kelnoreeming.

What do you think?

Of k'tano?

Well, you have to admit,
he's got presence,

and his followers
are almost fanatical.

Almost?

Well, it does
make him formidable.

Ancient Japanese feudal lords
recognized the discipline

that incorporated
indifference to death

as a very effective tool
in battle.

What's with this
jomo sicko thing?

Joma sec...

Like anybody in that crowd's
gonna challenge him.

K'tano's managed
to collect Jaffa

from at least 6
different system lords.

He must be doing
something right.

Well, they have
no problem with dying.

I have a problem with that.

You have a problem with dying

or you got a problem
with the fact

that they don't have
a problem with it?

Both, ithink.

O'Neill: Get some sleep.

We have to bond in the morning.

Kree!

You are surrounded!

Relinquish your weapons!

H ey!

He does not know fear.

Well, he knows stupid!

Hal mek!

Hold your fire!

I am k'tano.

If you've heard that name,

then you know that
there are other Jaffa

who believe that
the Goa'uld are false gods.

Join us in the struggle
against our oppressors,

and live to see freedom

If you do not believe in freedom
for our people, brother...

Then shoot me now.

Do you believe in him
now, O'Neill?

Teal'c.

Um...

Listen, I'm a little
concerned about k'tano.

Explain.

Well, you know, that
stunt he just pulled.

K'tano is driven by
the power of his beliefs.

His beliefs are very impressive,

but his tactics could have
gotten us all killed.

K'tano was successful.

I say he got lucky.

Then it appears we disagree.

K'tano summons us.

Sir?

We've got a problem with Teal'c.

He's buying into k'tano's act.

Well, you don't really think

it's an act, do you?

K'tano certainly
believes in his cause.

I think k'tano believes
he could walk on water.

The fruits of our
newborn alliance.

The cutting edge
that is the sword

of our rebellion.

Weapons—grade naquadah, sir.

A lot of it.

That's quite a haul.

Yes.

What are you gonna do with it?

I will give you
as much as is fair.

I have plans for the rest.

As for the zatnuketels,
we require them all.

I will be able to offer you
many times as much

once the ha'tak arrives.

You're expecting a mother ship?

K'tano:
You chose your allies well.

I've just received news
that Jaffa loyal to me

are staging a mutiny as we speak
aboard a powerful mother ship.

Soon they will be on their way

and unite with us in our cause.

O'Neill: A mutiny?

That's a little risky, isn't it?

There are always risks in war.

But if they fail, then—...

They will succeed because
their cause is just.

I wish it worked that way.

Then they will succeed with
the strength of their resolve.

Come with me to the chaapa—ai.

See for yourself. Come.

Nirrti must not learn
of our raid.

She would surely hunt us down.

We must cover our tracks.

Tara'c...

I chose you to lead
this squad of brave warriors

because I know
you will not fail me.

Know that if you are
struck down in battle,

you will live forever in kheb,

free from Goa'uld
oppression for all time.

Fight your way
as deeply as you can

into nirrti's force.

Show them your resolve.

Kalach shaltek!

Kalach shaltek!

"Victory or death."

Sir, that's
a naquadah—enhanced bomb.

He's sending them on
a suicide mission.

Jaffa! Kree!

Wait a minute!
Wait a minute! Hold it!

What the hell are you doing?

You now see the strength
of our resolve.

I see the strength
of your arrogance.

Do not interfere with things
you know nothing about.

Oh, I know exactly
what you're about.

We are at war. It is our way.

And I suppose it makes
you feel all—powerful

to know how eager
those boys are to die for you.

Their souls are on their way
to a far better place.

You know,
I've heard that before.

You would deny
the existence of kheb?

You would deny that their
souls would find paradise?

I think that what colonel
O'Neill is trying to say

is that we do things
a little differently.

Yet again, you remind me
your ways are different.

We should abandon centuries
of Jaffa tradition

and follow the ways
of the tauri.

Which of us is arrogant?

Look, if we're
gonna have an alliance here,

we have to find a common ground.

K'tano: Soon the ha'tak
we await will come,

andthis army will be atrue
force to be reckon ed with.

If you wish to ally
you rselves with that force,

then accept us for who
and what we are.

If not, then leave us now.

Teal'c.

K'tano: Expect resistance
here and here.

Daniel Jackson witnessed
the system lord yu

being stabbed by osiris.

With his sarcophagus,
he survived.

Still, he was severely
weakened by the attack.

His home world is ripe
for the taking

if his personal guard
can be eliminated.

Now is the time when lord yu
will be mostvulnerable.

Then now is the time to strike.

Indeed.

K'tano: I have
several loyal Jaffa

among his court.

Many of his Jaffa would join us

if he were to be struck down.

We would be able
to commandeer his fleet.

Ships filled with Jaffa

ready to flock to our cause.

I have dreamed of it,

but I never thought it possible.

Teal'c?

We're packing up.

I'd like you to come with us.

K'tano: His place is here.

Teal'c?

K'tano has entrusted me

with a mission
of great importance.

I'll bet he has.

I have accepted
this mission freely.

Don't do it.

Lord yu's Stargate
will be unguarded.

The plan is bold enough
to succeed, O'Neill.

More so if you join us.

Can't do it.

O'Neill: Why him?

Teal'c's participation
will guarantee

the success of this mission.

On the other hand,

Teal'c is a leader
in his own right.

You might not want him around.

Teal'c will become one
of our greatest warriors.

If he lives. He will succeed.

Because you say so?

Because he is Teal'c.

All right, so let me see
if I've got this straight.

You assassinate one
system lord after another,

you take all their ships
and warriors—...

All of whom are willing
to die for you—...

Andthis is differentthan
the way things are now...

How?

The Jaffa will be free.

To follow you.

I grow tired of this.

It is time!

Teal'c.

I'm not going to
recommend an alliance,

not as long as he's in charge.

We will speak of this
when I return, O'Neill.

I don't think so,

because if you do this,

I don'tthink you're coming back.

When I return victorious,
will you reconsider?

Tough call.

Trust in me, O'Neill.

All of you.

Teal'c, you are strong
and you are wise.

Upon your return,

you shall be
my second in command.

Teal'c, perhaps I am not as weak

as you were led to believe.

My Jaffa has brought
you before me

because I wanted it so.

K'tano has sent you to kill me.

Your faith is not blind.

I know this of you.

I am going to offer you
your life.

I will even allow you to return

to your rebel army.

But first,

there is something
you must know.

O'Neill,
will you not reconsider?

As bratac said,
we are stronger together.

Can we put aside
our petty differences?

I'm holding you
personally responsible

for whatever happens to Teal'c.

Carter, dial us out of here.

Yes, sir.

Incoming, sir!

Teal'c! What happened?

Thanks for the update.

Teal'c: Deceiver!

We have been deceived!

Deceiver!

K'tano: I have deceived no one.

The ha'taki spoke of

is just now entering the system.

When it arrives,
all will become clear.

Lord yu knows Cal mah

is the location
of this rebel army.

He knows our numbers.

He knows you have betrayed him.

The mutiny on—board
lord yu's ship has failed.

The ha'tak you await
brings doom, not salvation.

The system lords merely
bidedtheirtime

to root out all rebel Jaffa

so that they may be crushed
in one all—out attack!

The betrayer has been betrayed.

Joma sec...

You challenge me?

Joma secu!

Very well.

If you intervene,

the challenge will be forfeit.

Perhaps you think
iwill spare you.

This is a fight
to the death. Your death!

Shol'va!

Is that the best you can do?

Hmm?

Beg for mercy.

I die free.

You die at the hand
of your god...

Imhotep.

He is not Jaffa.

K'tano is not Jaffa!

Teal'c: He was a Goa'uld.

The Goa'uld imhotep

he used the Jaffa's desire
for freedom against them.

It was probably the only way
he could gain any real power.

Teal'c: K'tano was a lie.

What brought us
to Cal mah is not.

Lord yu's ship will attack
at any moment.

Follow us.

Leave with us
if you wish to live.

Follow Teal'c.

He speaks the truth.

And he has won the right.

You all witnessed.

K'tano has been beaten

in the rite of joma sec...

Teal'c is our
rightful leader now.

Carter?

Way ahead of you, sir.

Leave with us.

Leave with us
if you wish to live!

Man: Run!

Man: Hurry, hurry, everybody!

Woman: Go, go!

O'Neill: Teal'c, let's go!

Our time will come, old friend,

but not this day.