"Hey, Man, stop!" "Wait!" "Wait!" "Stop!" "We have to re-tie the cords." "We have to get out of here!" "He's bleeding." "The female is unconscious." "I insist!" "Come on, les go!" "Move!" "Hello, my little beauty." "The whole worlïs been looking for you and I found you." "I'm going to call you "America"." "You are my America and by God..." "I'm your Christopher Columbus." "Leave him!" "Let him go!" "Don't shoot!" "My dear friends..." "I can relate great news." "We have two of the savages:" "A male and a female." "The male has tried to kill me... and he's the most ferocious fighter, by I've survived." "The other africans recoil from our savages in fear." "They called them "Spirits of the forest"... and believe they can wreak much evil magic." " Why you leaving us?" " My work here is finished." "But this is your country." "You live here." " My home is across the sea, sir." " Your lord is here." "He die here." "That is true and I'll carry his memory in my heart." "Always." "Why is it you want with small men?" " I'll tak e them to my country." " Why not tak e me?" "Your wives would miss you too much, sir." "You must tak e my men." "They big men." "I need to tak e p y gmies." "I will study them, sir." "For why?" "Because... all men on earth, I believe, come from them." "But you're a white man." "These are black." "That is what the Doctor believes if he's right he'll be famous." "What is famous?" "Everybody in the whole world will know who he is." "You want to be a king?" "You tak e one little man... one little woman to your country and you king also!" " Is this why you go with him?" " No, sir." "So he give you plenty money." "Go to forest, tak e two little people." "Two of my men die." "You pay me!" "Shall I have this loaded, Madam?" "They don't belong to me anymore." "I'd given them to the King!" "I think we should get the birds on the next." "Thank you." "We mak e sail in a few days." "Our ship awaits its precious cargo." "The two p y gmies are safe and well and I am healing fast." "The prospect of what lies before us fills me with an excitement." "Our dreams are close to being realised." "I don't understand!" "What is he saying?" "The p y gmies would put a curse on you." "They won't survive outside their world." "At least we'll have their bodies to study." "Aren't you gonna tell him what I said?" "Move yourselves!" "Don't just lie there!" "Move your legs!" "Move!" "Get up!" "Ex ercise!" "Doctor!" "Leave them alone!" "Stand up!" "Move your arms!" "You'd be better talking to the monk eys!" "I'd be better off without you." "Come on, eat!" "Amd you my lovely, you to eat." "Calm down." "Stop now!" "Hey, back away!" "Now!" "I've listed the p y gmies as a kind of anthropodial monk ey." "We don't want to be tak en for slave traders." "I don't want to tak e any risks but you're becoming the risk." "Let Zachary deal with, he knows what is doing." "Thery are my responsibility." "They're my responsibility and I don't want you going down." "I don't tak e orders!" "Especially not from you!" "Call it a "suggestion"." "I've made this journey many times." "This is just a business venture for you but for me... is probable these creatures existed on earth before man." "At as other species were becoming extinct, they survived." "There could be more at stak e than just the origin of man." "We could be talking about the origin of all life!" "I won't let a trader in wild animals divert me." "You're forbidden to get down to the hold." "My dear friends, a fever has laid me low." "I suspect malaria so have k ept myself away from the p y gmies." "I worry for them, in my absence, but I dare not risk contagion." "We pass through ever stormier seas." "Doctor!" "Come quick!" "I see... yes." "I understand." "Is me you wanted." "Well here I am." "My name is Jamie." "We're friends now." "Friends." "Don't!" "Back away!" "When are you going to learn?" "You're who captured them!" "They'll never forget." "Never!" "Is from Jamie." "Posted from Lisbon." "The ship docks in a matter of days." ""My friends, there have been serious problems... difficulties, constraints..." "I advise caution." "My fever enforces brevity." "We must struggle to..." He doesn't even sign it." " Look at his handwriting." " He must be very ill." "Is not lik e him." "As if he deranged." " Let me stay." " Thas impossible, my darling." " I should be by your side." " Abigail, you promised." "Why?" "I'll stay in our bedroom." " I am not leaving." " Yes you are!" "My sweet, dear, very obstinate little sister." "Fraser won't do a strok e of a work if you're here." "We have two months to present our paper to Academy." "A coach will tak e you to Edinburgh at noon." "You send Jamie on this adventure cause he's got nothing to lose." "You can't treat me lik e that." "I'm staying with my husband!" "I'm frightened." "I have a bad feeling." "I always thought your idea Was insane." "Our research will be a huge significance to the world." "If only you knew how I prayed that Jamie would fail." "I just k eep thinking..." "What if they're dead?" "Here is our eagle how quite she is a lioness." "Some parrots, the monk eys." "Don't go too close to the apes, they can be vicious." "The Cheetah and the sweet litlle wart hog." " Very good, madam." " When should I get the document?" "We'll have to go through a regulation." " The zoo is expecting them." " I do my best." "Now the real work begins." "My little fellow." "Don't worry, I'll k eeping my distance." " Jamie!" " Alexander!" "Fraser!" " You look well traveled, Jamie." " That I... certainly am!" "My friends, if you had any idea how much I've thought of you." "There were days when I thought I'd never see you again." "Is everything all right?" "They're still alive?" "Thank God they are still alive!" "I can't believe it." "Are they in good condition?" "Please tell me how I can sell something which I don't own?" "These p y gmies belong to King Matek e Sek o... who has given me the concession for the whole of Europe." "I am prepared to place them at your disposal for 3 months." "As if they were for hire?" "The fee for the expedition included delivery of savages." "They belong to us!" "No one outside Africa can "own" these p y gmies." "This is called slavery." "Do you think we can trust Madame Van den Ende?" "As long as we're all working for our mutual benefit, we can." "Then we are agreed." "I'll have the papers drawn up." "I congratulate Dr Dodd." "Without him this expedition would never have succeeded." "Let us through!" "I never dreamt I'd live to see this." "Incredible." "You're right, Jamie." "It is our America." "Our "guests" are savages from the jungles of Africa." "Very dangerous." "They are also cannibals." "We don't know what strange diseases they may be carrying." "So k eep away and you'll be perfectly safe." "Bring provisions and water to the mill, and we'd distribute." "Mr McBride, Dr Dodd and I, will be the only people they'll see." "No one must know about them till we present them to Academy." "But what about you and the others, sir?" "The pursuit of knowledge entails certain risks." "But don't you worry, we'll be taking every precaution." " Is everything all right?" " All well sir." " Did they sleep at all?" " One at time." " Did you see them fornicate?" " Fornicate?" "Why?" "Curiosity." "Scientific curiosity." " Is the female the mate of male?" " Not as far as I'm aware." "I haven't the faintest idea what they are to each other." "They probably think we'll attack them if they both sleep." "Or they're waiting for a chance to attack us." " What are they doing?" " They're ex ercising." "Fascinating!" "America!" "Stop!" "Stop, America!" "Fraser, on you go." "Thas it!" "Fraser, get out!" "Back!" "America stop!" "Open the door!" "Fraser get to the door!" "Out!" "Breathe!" "Breathe!" "I'm not finished with you..." "not by a long way." "Heaven breathe!" "Something you need me for, Mr Duncan?" "I was worried." "We heard shots coming from the mill." "Yes, we did fire some shots." "And you know why, Mr Duncan?" "We're studying the degree of emotion our little savages... might display." "Is most instructive." "Good day." "Jamie..." "Tok o..." "Come on, there is nothing to lose." ""Thre blind mice, see how they run..." "Run after the farmer's wife and cut off the tails with a knife" "QA to AB, 83 degrees." "Facial line 9 and one quarter inches." "QA to AB, 62 degrees." "Facial line, 7 and 2/5." "Facial projection, 108." "Cerebral projection, 87..." "No is right." "62 degrees!" "The great apes are almost always below 50 degrees." "Negroes, usualy above 70." "Mongols between 73 and 77... and you Jamie, the perfect caucasian at 83." "Which would seem to place our p y gmies right in the middle." "Between the most evolved apes and the least developed humans." "You know what this implies?" "How certain are you?" " Results point in one direction." " We can't afford to be wrong." "I've check ed and check ed again." "My God!" "It looks lik e the world is gonna have to come to terms with... the fact that Adam and Eve were a little black man and woman." "They're gonna have to repaint the Sistine Chapel." "When you left them alone they didn't seem troubled in any way?" "No, they weren't "troubled"." "Wrong vocabulary, my fellow." "That would require intelligence and a capacity for reflection." "Our couple are thousands of years away from all that." "Pull up there!" "Who gave you the permission to come in here?" "No one!" "But I assumed you're not going to turn me away." "If you succeed, then you'll be forgiven... until then we'll have to ensure we have the proper documents." "I understand." "Tok o "Ambaka" for the man." "What do you think?" "And do you know the name of the girl?" "You... just invent something." "Wouli Djem." "And the age is?" "Say 20 for him 18 for her." "You'd better fill in the rest." "So, our guests are Tok o Ambaka and Wouli Djem." "In the province of Oubangui in the territory of King Matek e." "They have come to Scotland at the ivitation or Royal Academy." "I need a letter of confirmation from the Academy." "Consider it done." "I hereby certify that both of the said individuals... are placed under my authority for a period of three months." "Please sign." "May I see them?" "Madame... would you join me?" "Is safe now." "We don't have much time." "Madame, considering you're here, id be most helpful..." "I don't think any of us should..." "I see." "What shall I say?" "Is very delicate." " It would seem something of..." " Of a violation?" "Very well." "I think you should leave!" "She's most definitely a woman." "What are these for?" "Fill this with lead shot and we can tell exactly the volume... of the cranium." "We can measure the size of their brains." "She's waking." "Good, yes, I have it." "Careful." "Be calm." "Hold her!" " What are you doing?" " She sees her own death!" "She thinks her soul is being tak en from her." "She would have killed herself." "Have you seen them?" "No, but I could hear the most awful cries." "Not human cries." "And it wasn't the first time." "We got to get them out of here." "They bring evil." "They got evil powers." "This is nonesense." "What evil have they done to you?" "My child has raging fever, three days now." "My cattle are maddened, they don't sleep at night." "Thas the moon... everyone knows that." "You can't..." "Mr Auchinleck's not the same." "He's lik e a man possessed... and we should deliver him from his possession!" "Go up and get Mr Auchinleck." "Douglas, you come with me." "Is an asthma attack." "He could die..." "Quickly!" "Bring me the lamp and hold his head up!" "Hold his head!" "Bastard!" "You give that here, black buggers." "Too late, sir." "And so were we." "Clear the way!" "Move aside, I say!" "Douglas is dead, sir." "The savages killed him." "God bless his soul." "Spread out... you go in small groups." "Do not hurt them on any account." "I want them alive." "Any man who harms them will answer to me." " Lf they're seen as animals..." " But if they're human being?" "Then, they are murderers." "Our work is over." " We must find them first." " Follow the trail fast." "Madame, We'll go around the forest." "Come on lads." "Les get these savages!" "Are you following?" "I'll be there!" "Fine, I have him." "Best leave it to us, Dr Dodd." "We know what to do." "Damn you!" "The dogs are gone at six." "They must be close!" "Oh Jesus Christ!" "Put your weapons down!" "Keep back the dogs!" "We can tak e them in charge!" "They killed Douglas!" "The attack ed Mr McBride!" "It was an accident." "It was nobody fault." "It was a terrible accident." "Tak e them back to the police, sir." " I will kill him!" " Stay there man!" "Jamie, stop!" "Shut up!" "Shut up!" "Shut up!" "Shut up!" "You did it." "Did what?" "In the struggle, you had the gun." "It went off by accident." "Douglas hit it." "Alexander, what are you saying?" "It was a tragic accident." "Manslaughter." " Are you out of your mind?" " No one will blame you." "But the p y gmies have to be innocent." "You want me to confess to a crime I didn't commit?" "Yes!" "It was your stupidity that landed us here." "I might go to prison." "Not for an accident." "The inquest will be a formality." "Just think, think whas tak e here." "Please, Fraser, this is our only solution." "We're losing time." "With these we need some more of those." "A lot of more." "You two!" "Go into the fare side." "We're losing time, come on!" "You have to surend the campment but be on your guard!" "You know what happened to Douglas?" "Move aside!" "No!" "No wait!" "He's worring of the evil spirit." " Tell them to lower the weapons." " We're taking no chances." "Watch him men!" "What are you doing?" "Tie them up!" "They have to be in the forest." "Otherwise they'll die on us." "This is madness!" "After last night they know we're their only protection." "They're not going to run away not with that mob and dogs out." "Tak e them back to the mill." "And then you can present two fresh little corpses!" "Do it!" "Keep watching men." "Nothing means more to me than our complete success." "Trust me, Alexander." "Stop!" "Stay still." "She won't hurt you." "She was looking for the wound." "She took him for Douglas." "She thought she'd killed him." "She is feeling guilty!" " Sentimental nonsense!" " Is worse." "Is perverse." "Look at her behaviour, silent, morose..." "No!" "I won't here any more!" "You are a scientist not a witch-doctor!" "Why did you open the cage last night?" "You heard Tok o gasping, suf- fering from the same condition... as you." "He provok ed your pity." "But he'd set a trap." "Lik e all the savages hunters they know how to lure their prey." "Every day I see something in them which mak es me... doubt." "Mak es me wonder about our theory." "Are you questioning the validity of our work?" "These creatures have lived... in the forest, unknown to the outside of the world." "Yet I see signs of intelligence and emotion... similar to our own." "This could be our greatest discovery." "We have to find out more." "So we have to postpone our presentation to the Academy." "No, we're not wrong." "We have facts, figures, detailed analysis, precise comparisons... learned opinion and all you have Jamie... are vague feelings." "Is not enough." "I want proof." "One." "two." "Three." "Don't let me down, Tok o." "I know how intelligent you are and we have to show the rest." "Show them that you're just lik e me!" "Come on, Tok o!" "Sha'dop!" "Sha'dop!" "I can't believe it." " I should have never gone away." " Calm yourself, my love." "Yes, it was a terrible and shocking accident." "Poor Douglas!" "I can't believe you could do..." "I've tak en good care of the family." " Generous pension." " How can you talk about money?" "About "taking care of"." "Fraser's killed a man!" "How can anyone live on a happiness with that knowledge?" "Give me your hand." "Is all right." "Your thumb..." "You mean Dr Dodd a woman's brain is about 4/5 of a man?" "Generally speaking." "According to your tabulations, my brain... is about equal to the average African male?" "Possibly." "Consider that poor sad females... even the most exceptional of women is not going... to mak e more of an impression on you than a simple Negro." "When you present the p y gmies is going to be a huge success." "Scientists and anthropologists from all Europe... will want to come and see them and study them." "People will fascinated." "The huge demand:" "Berlin, Amsterdam, Paris..." "They trust you, the p y gmies." "You've tamed them." "I don't know." "Dr Dodd..." "I'd be very happ y if you'd come with me and..." "And, what?" "I think we've made an excellent alliance." ""Alliance"?" "Except the p y gmies won't be making any "tour of Europe"." "They'd die." "They won't last a week." "Anyway, I'm taking them back." "To Africa." "You're too late." "You can't stop the world being curious." "I'll not let you mak e your fortune frome exploiting them." "Just remember it was you who took them from their forest." "This is your experiment, not mine!" "You're the one who's prodding and poking and drugging them." "I do not need any lessons in exploitation from you sir!" "Stay here." "Let me see what our little hunter's up to." "Fray-ser..." "Lik ola." "Stay there." "Jamie... forgive me." "Is important." "Alexander wants to see you, he discovered something." "Any luck with Lik ola's song?" "I'm sorry." "There was nothing ...as indeterminated birsong." "You really can't call it music." "Jamie come and have a look." "I think they've been drawing things on the wall." "Look!" "You see!" "I'm sorry, I can't see a thing." "What are you doing?" "Open the door!" "No, I won't open because I refuse to risk losing... everything because of your madness." "You've trained those p y gmies against me!" "Your litlle savage tried to kill me!" "What are you talking about?" "Where are they?" "They need me by their side." "They are safe, thas all you need to know." "Ready for their great day." " Lf you've harmed them..." " Why are you against me?" "Why do you try to destroy everything?" "This isn't about you and me." "We've tak en the wrong road." "Is a criminal act to present the p y gmies as the missing link." "How dare you?" "How?" "Get your hands off my neck." "Where are they?" "Get him off me!" "Tak e you hands off me!" "Open the door!" "Where are they?" "Keep him there." "Dr Dodd is very ill." "A contagion from the savages." "Let no one in!" "The history of humanity is lik e a gigantic tree of which we only see the uppermost branches." "And this prompts us to ask where do we come from?" "Where are our roots to be found?" "Today, we can demarcate three great races:" "The white, or Caucasian." "The yellow, or Asiatic." "And the black, or Negroid." "Within these are many sub-classes." "Caucasian Aryans, American Indians..." "Australian Aborigines and the latest the Melanesian Negro." "I have the privilege to present to you evidence of a new race." "More ancient of any of the others." "And I have to say, the first time we caught sight of these... beings..." "I felt lik e Columbus discovering America." "And the crucial question is:" "Are the p y gmies we present... the missing link between apes and mankind?" "These are the most primitive beings ever been discovered." "It has tak en us many weeks to study and analyse them." "Their mental faculties are extremely simple." "Mark edly aggresive." "They lack decency, and their personal habits are repugnant." "This is the savage almost animal." "Dr Dodd, eat!" "You have to eat." "Five foot one inch, a weight of six stone three pounds." "Notice a distinct prognathous jaw, wool lik e hair... and the auricular angles far lower than human norms." "An acute curvature of the spine indicating... that the subject has spent less time standing on two feet." "We see the same effect in Orangutans." "And the size of the brain compaired to other human species would give the stature of a genius!" "The volume of the brain is 47 cubic inches." "The skull itself, particularly the protruberant nature... of the parietal lobe, recalls that of Neanderthal man..." "Considering the extent of our measurements and analysis... their unique distinguishing marks and the general savagery" "of their behaviour, we believe that we have te first branch... that grew upon the human tree." "Congratulations." "We have more discussion here." "You must visit our university." "Gentlemen, your attention please." "I want to say that to put it on record, that Dr Dodd... one of our dearest friends has chosen not to be with us today." "He does not entirely share our conclusions." "Dr Dodd feels strongly that behind the animality... of these creatures, there is intelligence and sensibility." "He believes he has witnessed a genuine humanity in them." "He believes that the entire classification and hierarchy... of the races must be reexamined!" "Stay back!" "Go on!" "Move." "Look at them!" "The p y gmies will enchant Parisians." "I predict a phenomenal success." "I have a contracted agreement with Madame Van den Ende." "I have the p y gmies in my zoo untill the end of the summer." "You are going to miss the height of the season in Paris." "You must be patient dear Comte." "Would you allow me to approach them?" "I am simple professor always fascinated by new discoveries." "Le Compte de Verchemont has shown the greatest interest." "Isn't that right, Fraser?" "What?" "Yes, indeed." "I've no objections." "Would you arrange a visit, Mr Beckinsale?" "We have requests from all over Europe to exhib them." "It seens everyone Wants to get a glimpse of primitive life." "Thanks to my brother and my husband." "They're the people who started all this craze..." "You forget Dr Dodd." "I hear he hasn't been well." "Is someone able to give me some encouraging news?" "The illness afflicting Dr Dodd has no remedy." "I don't think anyone can do anything to help him." "Poor Jamie." "No need to worry Dr Dodd." "The fever is gone." "I think you can go home now." "Lik ola!" "Tok o!" "Tok o is me Jamie." "Is Jamie!" "Tok o gone." "Tok o dead." "Tok o dead!" "Why are they not eating?" "Why are they so tired, so inactive?" "They're no use to me lik e this." "Whas happened?" "Is a good question." "I find it astonishing that you're able to study them." "I assure you they were amenable." "We had none of these problems." "Tok o... do what I do." "Madame, good day gentlemen." "Zackary?" "There'll be no show today." "I'm most grateful to you, Doctor." "Best of luck." "They haven't eaten for four days." "Well done, good." "I'm proud of you..." "Eat." "Eat Tok o." "Tok o you must eat!" "Lik ola... two." "Baby..." "Bay-bee." "Sha'dop." "Bay-bee." "Sha'dop." "The behaviour of the p y gmies has cast some doubt." "There is no even more urgency to verify their findings or not." "I can't just turn anthropologists just the way they are." "They've paid good money." "Get her to do it then." "She's hiring out these "African circus artists"." "Get her to say the contract is invalid." "I forbid any visit which would only weak en the p y gmies further." "They need just one doctor." "I shall stay close to them." "Les concede with great reluctance... that you are able to get them fit and well again." "Then what?" "You're about to witness for the first time in Europe... the real nature of savage life in the jungles of Africa." "Lik ola!" "Mak e fire!" "Tok o!" "Go hunting!" "Lik ola, more fire!" "Tok o, more hunting!" "What is he playing at?" "Don't frighten them!" "Does she know to use it?" "Yes, my God, she does!" "We must stop her!" "Intolerable!" "Outrageous!" "Sha'dop!" "Sha'dop!" "Les get out of here." "Very funny..." "Thank you." "Some people say you're mad, some say you're a genius." "Alexander says you've "trained" them." "Is it true?" " I didn't "train" them." " And your pover over them?" "Is not power either." "Mr Purvis you comprehend... what I'm saying to you, but I have no power over you." "Is the same with them." "We understand each other." "They're just lik e you and me." "Fray-ser." "She must be pregnant." "Is uncanny how the baboons can sense a pregnancy." " Are you absolutely sure?" " Is not cast-iron proof..." "If we could have a foetus from the female, is perfect... and this is ideal." "We don't need them anymore." "They are going to be dragged across Europe on public display." "If we could abort this foetus, we can establish far more... about differences from an embryo than from a living creature." "We're talking about her child!" "We're talking about an embryo from a scientific speciment." "We need to remove the doubt thas creeping in." "This is what will clinch it for us." "This is waht will mak e our names..." "Don't look!" "You can turn around." "Talk of the town." "Dr Dodd!" "Are you quite well?" "A smile on your face?" "This party mustn't turn into a grotesque funfair." "It won't." "Is very good of of Sir Walter to arrange this." "How much will you be mak e out of it?" "Madame Van den Ende..." "Same as you three." "We agreed." "Half for me half for you." "Everyone would be there." "Important people, wealthy..." "If you don't stand up for what you believe in, who will?" "We are allies now." "I hope you don't find the association too painful." "The most important reason for vitation, 11: 31: 59: 14, 11: 32: 04: 10, was the are genuinely your guests... then that must mean they are genuinely free." "And that freedom is not merely symbolic." "I'm very happ y to announce, thanks to your kindness... and the extraordinary generosity of our host... neither Tok o or Lik ola will be returning to the zoo." "They are trully free now." " Free to return to their land." " Or free to remain here." "We are happ y to offer our hospitality." "Thank you." "One thing I'd ask of you all." "Do not look at your guests as strange and exotic beings." "Treat them as you would your friends." "You'll be surprised by the response." "Mister Walter, may I introduce..." "Lik ola." "Welcome Lik ola." " And Tok o." " Welcome Tok o." "Welcome!" "Tell her your name first." " Andrew." " Lik ola." "Hello, Tok o." "Welcome to Edinburgh." "Very eloquent, Doctor Dodd." "They loved it." "You deserve it." "I know you suffered a lot but I've to tak e the p y gmies... back to the zoo." "They are legally still in my employ." "Duck, fish, fruits, lot of fruits." "You must try them." "Your rooms are down here." "Are We sure We can trust your savages not to murder us in bed?" "Absolutely." "I don't know how to thank you, sir." "Don't thank me." "It was your colleague's idea." " Madame van den Ende?" " No." "Fraser MacBride." "Excuse me!" "Tok o!" "Gently, gently." "Let no one in." "Come along there!" "No time to Waste!" "How do you know that they have tak en her to Muzeum?" "Is Alexander's base there." "Is safe and all very scientific!" "They must know she's pregnant." "Thas why they thought up party." "To kidnap her." "I'd lik e to believe you had nothing to do with this!" "How dare you even suggesting such a thing?" "I had no idea!" "I'm on your side." "She's ready." "Would you just confirm the actual state of the patient?" "Fray-ser..." "Sha'dop." "Well, is she?" "I can't be sure." "For Goïs sak e!" "Professor!" " Open the gate now!" " They have not to be disturbed." "I demand to see the professors." "Have you any ida who I am?" "Well then open the door before We Waste any more time." "She's definitly pregnant." "We chloroform." "Get out of my way." "This is inhuman, we can't do this." "We have to start." "Jesus Christ!" "What in Goïs name do you think you're doing?" "Move!" "You have no right to be here." "You're trespassing." "How dare you talk to us about breaking the laws?" "The law does not apply to sub human, primitive beings." "The study of the embryo is crucial!" "Don't touch her!" "The child she's carrying is maybe mine!" "You must be stark!" "You'll see when the child is born." "No, get out!" "Get out!" " I won't forget this." " I hope not." "By God, you'll pay for it." "You're not realy saying that you fornicated with thiw Negress?" "Yes I am." "I did." "Good God!" "Why don't you buy me a drink, darling?" "What disease are you proposing to give me tonight?" "Anything you fancy, sweetheart." "Someone is in a hurry!" "Is him!" "Get him!" "There he is!" "Careful." "There is no way out down there." "Tok o!" "Please, he belongs to me." "I know what to do!" "He must be on the boat!" "Tok o gone." "Tok o dead." "Are you going to tell them?" "Tell them what?" "That you are not the father of the child." "I can't." "Is the only thing that protect us." "A p y gmy child counts for nothing but my child, thas different." "They'll accuse you of raping." " You'll be stuck off." " I don't care." "They'll shame you publicly." " You'll be driven from country." " I don't care." "Mister Tok o Ambaki, born 26 of October 1850... in the province of Oubangui." "Profession:" "Circus artist." "Subject of the King Matek e Sek o." "Is that correct?" "According to the decision tak en by the magistrate court... the body is to be placed at the disposal of Royal Academy." "Would you sign here please?" "Remove the body, please." "Are you all right?" "Tak e her home." "I have to go to the Academy." "I'll catch up with you later." "Zachary, stay with her." "I know..." "Madame, I beg you, you've nothing to do with this man." " He'll betray you as the others." " Leave us alone, Mr MacBride." "I have to see Lik ola." "I have to protect her from this." "Get out of here!" "This man is a monster!" "The world should know the evil's in this man!" "He destroyed everything!" "I've come here today to talk of one thing and one thing only." "The killing of Douglas." "Everyone knows that the true murderer is the female savage." "Here's the true count of the affair." "The savage will receive the death penalty... and the embryo she's carrying will be yielded up to science." "Unless what?" "My brother insists that you authernicate your results." "He wants to acknowledge your manipulation of the p y gmies." "And do disavow all your claims for intelligence and humanity." "If you do this, the'll not pursue the matter in courts." "Mister MacBride?" "And do please tell Frayser that our friend is as lively as ever." "Lik ola has become one of the people I know best." "I know her sadness, her doubts, her hopes and her dreams... and this without one word being exchanged between us." "Zachary was always fearful on the journey... worried what the tribesmen would do if they knew... we're travelling with a p y gmy so we travelled incognito." "Lik ola's renown slowly grew." "Who was this mysterious being?" "Mr MacBride..." "I'm going back to Africa." "Is where I should be..." "Is where my heart is." "I may well see Dr Dodd, Jamie..." "Is there anything you would lik e me to say to him?" "Yes, Jamie..." "Goodbye, Mr MacBride." "I'm very sorry." "Tell her to push Zachary!" "Keep breathing." "Push... yes..." "I can see your baby." "Push!" "I wanted to go into the forest with her... to continue to protect her and her baby boy... but she made me understand that our journey had come to an end." "There, at the border of her land, the frontier of her world." "When Tok o died..." "I caught and held his last breath in the palm of my hand." "This is a custom among certain african tribes." "They believe whoever catches the last breath... who carry that dead person soul and spirit with him forever..." "Subtitling Process Audio Visual Enterprises" "DVD Authoring Power Music Productions A.E."