Load.
Americano...
When you're done making coffee remember I have to go visit Madero.
I'm an Englishman...
and I drink tea.
Americans, Englishmen, all blonds!
You know what we can do?
I'm driving and you're pushing. Is that ok?
I said now I'm driving and you're pushing.
You had a great idea, Tepepa. You've come for me!
For Pedro.
- Bootlegging? - Bigamy.
- What's that? - My second wife breaks the law.
Be brave...
Stand back.
Go to the back!
What about you?
I can help, even like this.
Don't send us away.
Alright.
We'll find another pair of hands.
My God! What an atrocity!
What an atrocity... wasting these beautiful, white and delicate hands!
What a country ours is! What a miserable country.
What a sad, unhappy and poor country, Mexico!
Among the people I know, only two...
knew how to write!
One won't be able anymore since he's lost his hands
and the other one is dead!
What a shame for Mexico!
A country where only the rich,
priests and generals know how to write!
And we'll never know what they write since we can't read!
We're a bunch of ignorants.
We're a bunch of ignorants, but...
Señor, Your Excellency, Madero.
No, gimme that...
Señor Madero, Presidente Madero...
Compañero Madero!
You must go now.
Do you remember how hurried you were, compañero?
You said revolution can't wait!
It can't wait...
and you didn't let me see my father die.
The army is at the service of the state and now we control the state
Yes.
You see, Señor Madero, I trust you when you talk like that,
but it's hard for me to believe in what you're saying.
You see? You said state and he said country.
Ask him if the poor are part of the country.
First, because we've made a revolution,
second, because we've won.
Is there a third reason to break the law?
Thank you.
Hurry up, Piojo.
Tell Madero everything that isn't written in the letter.
And you, take care of Paquito. Adios.
Doctor... nothing for you.
I can give her to you when I'm done.
Let him out for a while!
- What? - It's not loaded.
Doctor.
This girl is sick.
Probably appendicitis.
Is it something bad?
She may die if we don't remove the appendix.
What do you need to remove it?
Some light and all the alcohol you can get.
It's time for you and me to get to know each other a little better.
I've been thinking a lot about you and I guess...
I know now you're more ignorant than any of us.
You wanna know why? Maybe you know many things about bowels,
ears, appendicitis and the nose...
but you know nothing about the soul!
Believe me. I swear.
He's exactly like Mendoza, he's just smaller!
Easy.
Come on.
Come with me... stay down.
The owner wouldn't even pay us enough
to buy some corn for our children.
We gathered around the farmyard when the atienderos caught us.
Fresh fruit!
- How's your father? - He's dead.
I'm sorry. I know they've killed many people.
Someone must have talked. No, that's a lie!
That's what they said in town... And Tepepa? Where is he?
- Uphill. - Uphill? Where?
The Sierra.
Listen, kid. Tepepa and the others want the weapons.
Tepepa has always been a good customer of mine.
But he should mean more to you.
Or have you become acquainted with the police?
You remember you had your ideas about "Tierra y Libertad"?
I'll take you to a place where you'll be able to talk about it, in public.
I thought she liked it.
Easy, doctor.
Thank you, doctor.