Peaky Blinders Season 4 Hindi Episode 4

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00:01We're in the middle of a vendetta.

00:03We need Luca Ciangretta dead.

00:05Where are we going?

00:06Somewhere I've not been in a long time.

00:08I used to come here.

00:09Who?

00:10Some girl before France.

00:11What is it that you want from me, Mr. Gold?

00:13I want you to help my son achieve his ambition.

00:16What do you have?

00:17I found another enemy.

00:18Arthur Shelby killed a sign of bartering four years ago.

00:21There's 15 Italians out there.

00:23There's 13.

00:24I'll just kill two of them.

00:25The boy in the hospital's out of bounds.

00:27And I'll ask you to spare Finn and Arthur.

00:30In return for what?

00:32Tommy Shelby.

00:43Dom!

00:54Good morning, Mrs. Ross.

00:58Please have a seat.

01:06Thank you for coming, Mr. Shelby.

01:08I know you're very busy.

01:11How can I help you?

01:14Actually, tomorrow is my son's 21st birthday.

01:20If he were alive.

01:22I'm preparing a few things.

01:25Sandwiches, beer and old photos.

01:30And as a gesture, I want to invite your brother.

01:36Arthur.

01:41A gesture for what, Mrs. Ross?

01:48It's not an apology.

01:52But it's something like that.

01:55And it's also a way to thank the Shelby family.

02:00After Edward's death.

02:02To help my children.

02:06That's very good.

02:09Very good.

02:10Okay, I'll tell Arthur.

02:13This will be my house in the afternoon.

02:16So he can come home on time.

02:17Your house in the afternoon, okay?

02:20One of us will come.

02:23Arthur should come.

02:32Goodbye, Mrs. Ross.

02:47Goodbye, Mrs. Ross.

03:17Sitting in downtown, the billboard's on call.

03:20Never been higher.

03:26Okay.

03:27So Arthur will be here in the afternoon.

03:3047 Artillery Square.

03:32Like a goat goes to a lion's den.

03:34Right, Arthur?

03:35Yes, that's right.

03:39Dear Lord, forgive me.

03:41Today the revenge will be complete.

03:44After a long wait.

03:48So, there are two ways to get to Artillery Square.

03:52One from the towpath.

03:54And the other from Navigation Street.

03:55Finn, pick up the rifle.

03:58You'll stay here, Finn.

03:59You'll cover the towpath.

04:00I think they'll come from Navigation Street.

04:03Johnny and Isaiah will stay here.

04:05They'll be hawkers and sell stolen meat.

04:07As soon as I get the signal, you guys shoot.

04:10You?

04:11Yes, I'll be there.

04:12At the window.

04:13I'll be watching.

04:14Do you still remember where the bullets come from, Doc?

04:18Yes, I do.

04:20These people are here to kill my brother.

04:23They think he has no weapons.

04:26No protection.

04:28Let's show them what they're made of.

04:31Arthur, come here.

04:34We want him alive, soldier.

04:44I'll put this on the table.

05:15We want bacon, ribs, cheek and tongue for ourselves.

05:20Trotter, ribs, tongue and cheek.

05:23Why?

05:25We want bacon, ribs, cheek and tongue for ourselves.

05:45We want bacon, ribs, cheek and tongue for ourselves.

05:51Mr. Shelby.

05:53Trotter, ribs, tongue and cheek.

05:56I'm glad you came.

05:58Yes.

06:00Thank you for the invitation.

06:03So...

06:06I don't let weapons into my house.

06:09Trotter, ribs, tongue and cheek.

06:11I didn't bring any weapons with me.

06:14Mrs. Ross.

06:16If you don't mind, can I check?

06:20Please.

06:34Come in.

06:41Trotter, ribs, tongue and cheek.

06:46Please have a seat.

06:49Would you like some tea while we wait?

06:53For whom?

06:57For the other guests.

07:07Bacon, ribs, cheek and tongue for ourselves.

07:11Trotter, ribs, tongue and cheek.

07:14Why?

07:41Bacon, ribs, tongue and cheek.

07:44Bacon, ribs, tongue and cheek.

07:47Bacon, ribs, tongue and cheek.

07:50Bacon, ribs, tongue and cheek.

07:53Bacon, ribs, tongue and cheek.

07:56Bacon, ribs, tongue and cheek.

07:59Bacon, ribs, tongue and cheek.

08:02Bacon, ribs, tongue and cheek.

08:05Bacon, ribs, tongue and cheek.

08:08Bacon, ribs, tongue and cheek.

08:11Bacon, ribs, tongue and cheek.

08:14Bacon, ribs, tongue and cheek.

08:23Where are the other guests?

08:27They will be here soon.

08:34But I have something to say.

08:42Before they arrive.

08:47Yes, tell me.

08:51I heard that you have accepted God in your life.

08:57Yes, I have.

08:59Your wife told me that he is a good man.

09:05He is the light of my life.

09:08But his mother was not like that.

09:12Do you think that your repentance means that you have been forgiven for your sins?

09:20We both know that forgiveness is not in my hands.

09:28You mean for the murder of my son?

09:32It was just an accident.

09:35But I have not forgiven you yet.

09:42I may never be able to do it.

09:47So, why did you call me?

09:51Will you tell me?

10:00You can go.

10:04Why am I here, Mrs. Ross?

10:10Why did you call me?

10:34It's too late to back off now.

10:37At least you don't make fun of me now.

10:40Let's go now.

10:58Abhijohni, fire!

11:00Fire!

11:04Fire!

11:07Stop! This is a trap!

11:09Get the car, now!

11:21What are you doing?

11:22You!

11:27You!

11:33Arthur!

11:35Arthur, they are not here for you.

11:38They are here for Michael.

11:40You trapped me!

11:43You trapped me!

11:45You trapped me!

11:47Without a weapon.

11:48Without a weapon.

11:50Arthur, you have to go to the hospital now.

11:53Move!

11:59If your faith is true,

12:02I have more children.

12:18If I see you here after an hour,

12:21I will cut you into pieces,

12:26wrap you in a sack,

12:28and throw you into the canal.

12:34Let's go, friend.

12:48Let's go.

12:57Wherever I am from,

12:59the hat on the bed means

13:01God's.

13:06My family says

13:09that death brings us together.

13:14Maybe,

13:15maybe this is what happened.

13:17I sent men to kill you,

13:20but your fate worked.

13:28But now,

13:34fate is angry with you.

13:40God, have mercy on me.

13:45God, have mercy on me.

14:10And tell your mom

14:12that we have a deal.

14:30Move!

14:34Michael!

14:36What happened?

14:38They heard you were coming.

14:39They missed their target.

14:41They ran away.

14:43Johnny!

14:46You came at the right time.

14:48Are you okay?

14:50I'm fine.

14:52I'm fine.

15:05Hey!

15:07Get out.

15:10Get out.

15:13Small Heat, 333.

15:16Charlie,

15:18listen,

15:19Monigold will call in 4 minutes.

15:21Tell him,

15:22on the way to Italian South,

15:24a Rolls Royce,

15:25maybe two, black.

15:27Tell him,

15:28maybe the whole team of men will go.

15:30No one should die on our side.

15:32I'm telling you again,

15:33no one should die on our side.

15:39Oh.

15:55What is it?

15:57It looks like there is an obstacle,

15:58Mr. Giancretta.

16:10There has been an accident.

16:13Why don't you get it out of the way?

16:15What?

16:19I said,

16:20why don't you get it out of the way

16:21so that we can get out?

16:23What accident is this?

16:25We are Americans.

16:27We have come here for business.

16:29Anyway,

16:30you will have to wait.

16:32What a problem.

16:34We have waited for you Americans

16:35till 1918.

16:36It will be clean in 20 minutes.

16:37Okay?

16:38Yes, okay.

16:39Thank you, officer.

16:41Thank God.

16:46In the vision to the short,

16:47might mean just a vision.

16:50He is talking about war.

16:53Everything here is about war.

17:07Okay, let's go.

17:08Let's remove it ourselves.

17:09Stupid.

17:21What is this?

17:22Whose car is this?

17:24It's a gypsy's car.

17:26All of them are gypsies.

17:30Yes, so we will remove it.

17:31Yes, so we will remove it.

17:32Yes, so we will remove it.

17:33Yes, so we will remove it.

17:34Yes, so we will remove it.

17:35Yes, so we will remove it.

17:36Stop.

17:38I said it will be clean in 20 minutes.

17:42Let's go.

17:45We will find another way out.

17:53Let's go.

17:55Get us out of here quickly.

17:58Drive the car quickly.

18:02Drive the car.

18:05Drive the car.

18:31Put your guns down.

18:33Put your guns down.

18:35Put your guns down.

18:47He left me.

18:52He told his mother that we had a deal.

18:58What deal?

19:01You and I are going to Australia, Michael.

19:04Just think about it.

19:05What deal, mom?

19:07Tell me, what deal did you make with Luka Changreta?

19:19A deal to spare your life.

19:25And what in return?

19:26A deal to spare your life.

19:33A war between families is not part of such a strategy.

19:39They can't keep a secret even if they want to.

19:44You gave Tommy to him.

19:47In return for my life.

19:51You never forgave him, right?

19:56We will leave this place.

20:01No.

20:04No, we won't do this to our loved ones.

20:06Think about it.

20:07If it wasn't for me, you would still be in the morgue.

20:11Have you ever thought about it?

20:27Come on.

20:37Two shots.

20:39Two shots.

20:44You shot a cop too.

20:46A bullet in the arm.

20:47On purpose.

20:49If you kill a cop, the Stratford Constabulary case will be closed.

20:53The cop is alive.

20:55He has the description of the Italians.

20:58That means the Italians will have to hide.

21:00We are gypsies.

21:02We are already underground.

21:10If you don't let any harm come to this side, then...

21:15You know, Mr. Shelby.

21:17You know, Mr. Shelby.

21:20You have been playing with pieces of paper for a long time.

21:25Luca Ciangretta ran away.

21:28You let him run away.

21:30When I meet him, I won't be so careless.

21:36And when will you meet him?

21:38Very soon.

21:47Hello.

22:18Her Majesty has a smell of paraffin.

22:21So maybe the fuel in the old lamp is less.

22:23That's why there's smoke.

22:25Times are tough these days.

22:27You know that, right?

22:29I hope you didn't come here by boat instead of road.

22:33No. I came to avoid death or kidnapping.

22:36You can see good parts of the city from the boat.

22:39Now that you're in the garrison, you'll be fine.

22:41This way.

22:43Good morning, Lady Carlton.

22:45I'm not a lady.

22:48You're right, Neha.

22:52Her boat, stable, chariot, and two-hour race.

22:57Did you think of a name?

22:59Yes.

23:01Dangerous.

23:03Dangerous, huh?

23:05A horse's name was Dangerous.

23:07It won the Epsom Derby in 1833.

23:09I stole his name.

23:12You should meet him.

23:14I'll be shot as soon as I get out of Small Hague.

23:17Besides, I'm busy.

23:19The good news is that of all the horses I've trained,

23:22your horse is the fastest.

23:25These are his registration papers.

23:27I just need your signature.

23:36What kind of a horse is he?

23:38Is that why you came here?

23:41After such a long journey?

23:45Just to get my signature?

23:51You lost your wife.

23:55And now your brother too.

23:59I thought you'd changed.

24:03But you're still the same.

24:05Nothing has changed.

24:07What do you want?

24:11Mr. Shelby, this year's account book of the Grey Shelby Institute.

24:15I'm sorry, ma'am.

24:17I've already signed them, Elizzie.

24:20What do you think of his shirt?

24:22It's made in London. I don't know much about it.

24:25Okay, Elizzie, you can go.

24:27But you know, when you see something glamorous and expensive,

24:30you can't stop yourself from buying it.

24:32It's quite weak.

24:34Actually, I'd like to make a donation

24:37to the Grey Shelby Institute.

24:43I'll leave it empty.

24:45You decide how much you want to donate.

24:51And after that,

24:53Lizzie,

24:55you can go to the bank and deposit this for me.

25:04That's all, Lizzie. Thank you.

25:15Would you like a drink?

25:18No, thank you.

25:23Did you bring anything to stay?

25:28No.

25:31That's bad.

25:33Why?

25:35Because 25 minutes ago,

25:37the Birmingham branch

25:39and the Train Drivers Union

25:41started a wildcat strike

25:43in support of coal miners.

25:45There's no train for London by tomorrow.

25:47That wasn't in the papers, was it?

25:49That's why it was called a wildcat strike.

25:51No one knows about it.

25:53Except you, of course.

25:55It's your city.

25:58So where should I stay in your city?

26:00I'll meet you when I'm free by 4 o'clock.

26:03And what will you do when you meet me?

26:08I'll make a pack of gin for you.

26:11With my own hands.

26:13With my dad's recipe.

26:16A magical and wonderful drink

26:18that will make even Laila Ajodasi go crazy.

26:21I'll have it labelled.

26:23I'll book a room for myself.

26:25That's already been booked.

26:27The Midland Suite.

26:28I stay there from time to time.

26:30You stay there from time to time.

26:37But I won't be able to stay tonight.

26:42Now that I'm stuck here,

26:44I'll try your gin.

26:47I'll see you at 4.

26:49Where?

26:55I'll be there.

26:58Okay.

27:04What was all this, Lazy?

27:07Figure it out yourself.

27:09No, I don't want to figure anything out.

27:11I'll be back by 4.

27:13Why is he still here?

27:15He's got some business with the coal miners.

27:23You're very lucky today.

27:25Let's bet three times on the Raging Robbers.

27:26Come on, come on.

27:28Let's bet.

27:30It's a good chance to make money.

27:32You don't get a chance like this often.

27:34Come on, brothers.

27:36Let's bet three times on the Raging Robbers.

27:38Small Heat 552.

27:40Mrs. Grey.

27:42I wanted to show you

27:45that we can reach your son

27:47at any time.

27:52And we'll kill your son

27:53if you don't hand Tommy over to us

27:55according to your promise.

28:04Just tell me where and when.

28:06We'll take care of the rest.

28:24Where is he?

28:26He's busy.

28:28What did you say?

28:30He's with that lady.

28:3610,000 pounds?

28:38He left it empty, so I filled it up.

28:42What's Tommy's schedule for next week?

28:44To hell with Tommy.

28:46His lady and his gin.

28:48He can do whatever he wants.

28:53I had kept this.

28:55Tell me my future, Paul.

28:57You haven't read my future for years.

28:59I haven't read anyone's future for years.

29:03Okay.

29:05Pour it in the cup.

29:11Turn the tea cup.

29:16Remember the one you love.

29:19To hell with tea.

29:21Imagine yourself in a wedding gown.

29:24Now pour the tea back in the cup.

29:30Okay?

29:32I'll read your future

29:34if you bring Tommy's diary.

29:54See if Tommy is free

29:56in the next seven days.

30:02Friday.

30:04Now read my future

30:06and tell me something good.

30:08Make sure he's free.

30:10But read my future.

30:12I've read it.

30:16It's all clear.

30:19What are you doing?

30:21Stop drinking whiskey.

30:23And start drinking stout.

30:25Why?

30:29Make sure Tommy is free next Friday.

30:34Tell him I've taken an appointment for him.

30:36And meet the doctor.

30:38For the baby I saw in my future.

30:53Okay.

31:21Who's next?

31:23You're not in a small party.

31:25Get down and skip 200 times

31:27to make fun of a good fighter.

31:32He's got brains.

31:34And guts.

31:36So what do you say, Mr. Maine?

31:38He's hardworking.

31:40He knows how to play.

31:42He'll have to work on defense.

31:44His left hand only works for him.

31:46You're not making money for yourself.

31:48We're giving you money.

31:50Is he ready?

31:52I've put him in the well-to-weight category.

31:55Midlands division.

31:57He's going from amateur to pro.

31:59I just need your counter-signature.

32:01As if I can turn you guys down.

32:04So tell me.

32:06Is he ready?

32:10In the last 30 years

32:12I've never seen a guy so ready.

32:16This is 200, Mr. Wayne.

32:19Who am I fighting?

32:21Who am I fighting, Mr. Shelby?

32:24After stepping into the ring,

32:26who looks at you differently?

32:28I look at myself.

32:30I'm 40 years old.

32:32I haven't done anything.

32:34I've just been on the streets.

32:36Life seems to be ruined.

32:38I won't let that happen.

32:40I'm going to be a champion.

32:51There's going to be a fight in Camden Town.

32:54The guy's name is Goliath.

33:19He said he's in a meeting.

33:21I see.

33:23Do you have any boots you can give me?

33:25Why do you need boots?

33:27No one's going to talk to me here.

33:29So I'm wondering why I'm in the canal.

33:32Is he really turning himself into a djinn?

33:35He's going crazy here.

33:37Like a mosquito in a beer glass.

33:42Ma'am.

33:44You'll look funny in these.

33:46I think so.

33:48Thank you, Goli.

33:52If you're going to the canal,

33:54you'll probably need these.

33:56Are you serious?

33:58Italian here, Italian there.

34:01He lives in this jail

34:03and turns himself into a djinn to fix his mind.

34:06If you were a little smarter,

34:08you'd have left this place.

34:10Goliath will leave you in a coal mine,

34:12in a hidden snow hill station.

34:16I said I'd wait.

34:18There's no one you're waiting for.

34:22You're waiting for someone who's not here.

34:26Would you like to try his djinn?

34:29Come.

34:42The rebels blocked the Coventry Road

34:45and took all the men off the buses.

34:49Where were the cops?

34:51They were probably busy.

34:54Some armed men have been seen in the small Heath area.

34:58And there's been a murder in Sumer Lane Hospital.

35:03And there's something going on in Stratford Road.

35:07And the Italians have threatened the families of the men.

35:11They say when the revolution comes,

35:13their names will be on a list,

35:15like what happened in Russia.

35:17And the buses turned back?

35:19Yes.

35:21They turned back.

35:43Mr. Shelby.

35:46The factories are closed.

35:48The mines are closed.

35:49The revolution is coming to an end.

35:52Did you ever expect the communists to win?

35:57And you and I,

35:59the traitors of our class,

36:01will be shot dead in front of the wall.

36:04I'm a businessman.

36:07And every aspect of my life is on my mind.

36:11But, Mr. Deflin,

36:14I can't betray my people.

36:19Small Heath, 551.

36:26I'm a great example, Mr. Deflin,

36:29of what a common man can achieve.

36:37Hello, Ada.

36:39Yes, I'm speaking.

36:41I need your help.

36:47It's 4 o'clock.

36:50Really?

36:52Tell me, how is it?

36:54It's good. A little sweet.

36:59I heard it's not that sweet.

37:02Come, have a look.

37:13Wow, Tommy.

37:16Is this your hobby?

37:17No, I don't have time for hobbies.

37:21Here, I just...

37:24I keep trying different things.

37:28As long as I've decided

37:30to stay here in Small Heath,

37:32I'll do some decent work.

37:35Less hobbies, more work.

37:37Less hobbies, more work.

37:46I started selling single malt,

37:49Scotch whisky,

37:51in Boston and Halifax, Nova Scotia.

37:55Hiding in car parts crates.

37:58But the supply lines from Scotland

38:01are not reliable.

38:03A lot has been stolen.

38:05And in this new era,

38:07only men drink.

38:09And women

38:11love gin.

38:14So, with the help of my friend in Camden Town,

38:17I've created a new source of supply.

38:20Junipers, potatoes,

38:23sugar and water.

38:25All in US dollars.

38:30Once the work starts,

38:32we'll make more than 200 gallons of gin in a week.

38:37But before that,

38:40I need to improve my recipe.

38:46So, tell me the truth.

39:02Should I tell you the truth?

39:03No.

39:05You're different from everyone else, Tommy.

39:10And this gin?

39:12Very sweet.

39:33You said you've booked a room.

39:36No, I've booked a suite.

39:43Book a taxi, I have to go.

39:49You're a businessman, Tommy. Very good.

39:52But I wish you could...

39:54But I wish you could what?

39:57I wish you could change.

39:59Go on.

40:01I wish you could end your bad habits.

40:03And by good, I mean

40:05firing thousands of people like I do.

40:07Like a good businessman.

40:09I fire them like this.

40:11And then people starve to death.

40:13And the bad guy...

40:15The bad guy wins races,

40:17has a gun,

40:19and earns a little respect.

40:22All of them are idiots.

40:29You're just like your horse.

40:34I don't trust taxis anymore.

40:38Come with me.

40:49Here you go, brother.

40:52Home sweet home.

40:54You can bring women here.

40:57Your friends too.

40:59Liquor, gambling, cards.

41:01And...

41:03You can keep an eye on our backyard.

41:06This is the artillery square.

41:08It's full of communists and terrorists.

41:11If a shell is left here,

41:13everyone will be in trouble.

41:16Light the fire.

41:18Fix these walls.

41:20The curly bus will be here soon.

41:22With poison for the rats.

41:24Arthur.

41:26This morning...

41:29I couldn't fire.

41:31I knew

41:33I couldn't do it.

41:35They got away from me.

41:37I'm not John.

41:39I'm not.

41:41I know.

41:44You're my brother.

41:47You're not John.

41:49I know.

41:52Anyway,

41:54God makes everything happen.

41:57We don't decide who lives

42:00and who dies.

42:02We can't.

42:06You just have to

42:08trust God.

42:10Got it?

42:31Charlie said it's not safe to go to the canal.

42:34He's right.

42:36Italians are everywhere, he said.

42:39No.

42:41Most of them are opportunists.

42:43They're just kids.

42:45They just want to be famous.

42:47Sabini's boys,

42:49Sheffield's boys,

42:51Manchester, Glasgow.

42:53Everyone knows we're in trouble.

42:55Isn't the mafia involved?

42:57No.

42:59This is your boat.

43:01There's a strike going on.

43:03Who told you?

43:05God.

43:08Really?

43:10This bad man wants

43:12you to stay here.

43:14I'll tolerate it, but

43:17I can't bear to lose.

43:19I can't bear to lose.

43:30Thank you, Carly.

43:33My boots look great, right Tom?

43:36Take her to the train, Carly.

43:38Okay.

43:40Not a minute less in work

43:42and not a penny less in salary.

43:44This is about the economy.

43:47This is about us.

43:49We'll work hard for it.

43:51We won't accept a cut in our salary.

43:54We won't work for long

43:56on the same salary.

43:58We'll stand shoulder to shoulder

44:00with coal miners,

44:02dock workers, railwaymen

44:04and steelworkers

44:06in the storm

44:08that's about to hit the city.

44:20Nice to meet you.

44:22How are you?

44:26Take care.

44:28Jesse Eden.

44:30Would you like to have a drink with me?

44:32The pub here

44:34doesn't let single women drink.

44:36Don't worry.

44:38We've met before.

44:40I'm Ada Thorne.

44:42I used to be Shalby.

44:45I'm here to make a compromise

44:47that my arrogant brother

44:49couldn't make.

45:02Sorry, ladies.

45:07What?

45:09Okay.

45:11I'm sorry.

45:13What would you like to drink?

45:14I'm sorry.

45:16What would you like to drink?

45:18Beer, a pint

45:20and whiskey with ice.

45:22Sorry, we're out of ice.

45:24Next time, take good care of the ice.

45:27Your pub will be in our sight

45:29because of the lack of ice.

45:31There are many ways

45:33to achieve equality.

45:35Before you praise yourself,

45:37I didn't find it impressive

45:39to threaten people like this.

45:41But I'm impressed

45:43that you've been able

45:45to give a speech

45:47in front of so many people

45:49because you're a woman.

45:51You're a woman.

45:53You're a woman.

45:55You're a woman.

45:57You're a woman.

45:58You've been able to give a speech

46:00because I haven't been able to.

46:02I've heard about you

46:04and that you're in favor of

46:06the revolution of arms.

46:08Shalby Company is ready

46:10to provide equal opportunities

46:12to women and men

46:14in the factories we've built

46:16and not to pay them.

46:18But what are you going to do?

46:22Very different things

46:24to make up for it

46:25And what does he want?

46:27He just wants to talk.

46:29He doesn't need to talk to get the ticket back.

46:32He wants to talk to you about socialism and revolution.

46:36Are you serious?

46:39He knows how to take a risk.

46:41And he knows how to be safe in a race.

46:43He knows which horse he has to bet on.

46:45And because we got rid of him today,

46:47he thinks we're in this race too.

46:49In the right sense, he's a smart man.

46:52In the right sense, what?

46:53In the right sense, what?

46:55You mean, beating, killing, shooting and murder?

46:57Yes, in spite of all that.

47:01Tell your brother,

47:03when the power is in our hands,

47:05we'll be in charge of all the production.

47:07The important factories will be controlled by the state.

47:10Birmingham Town Hall is beautiful.

47:12And we'll let it be.

47:14What else do you want to know?

47:19This was bound to happen.

47:23Aren't you sad that you rushed it?

47:27He wants to take you out for dinner.

47:29I don't have anything to wear.

47:31You'll have to wear boots.

47:33He's having dinner at a scrap metal yard.

47:36He hopes you'll understand his feelings.

47:41If you don't come, the equality offer is over.

47:46That's not how a union business works.

47:48Well, we all have to make sacrifices.

47:51For our own good.

47:53Right?

47:54Yes.

48:19It smells like a pig in here.

48:24It's not even kosher.

48:28It's a small heat,

48:30but you'll reach hell

48:32as soon as you breathe here.

48:37Where did everyone go?

48:39Spread your legs, Freakle.

48:41What's this?

48:42Looks like it grew up after we left London.

48:44It's like a mushroom.

48:46It grows in the dark.

48:47I need to go to the bathroom.

48:48Bathroom?

48:49Yes.

48:50Okay.

48:51It's like a dump.

48:52You can do it anywhere.

48:56Where did everyone go?

49:01Ismail, please call for prayer.

49:09Do it again.

49:39Good morning, Alfie.

49:40Yes, it's a good morning.

49:42But if it's a good morning,

49:43what's everyone doing in their beds?

49:46So, this will be the Gulayat.

49:49Right?

49:50I'll introduce you to David.

49:52Come this way.

49:54I hope David is up.

49:58Oh, I get it.

49:59The problem is between the Ram and the Jinn.

50:02And that is,

50:04the Jinn makes the human sad,

50:06while the Ram instigates violence,

50:08but also gives the human freedom from self-doubt.

50:13From what I've heard,

50:14you need more Ram than the Jinn, Tommy.

50:21I'm sorry.

50:22But you have these pigeons.

50:24Their filth spoils all the pipelines.

50:27And these scumbags think the same.

50:29It's okay, Alfie.

50:30There's no need.

50:32It's all right.

50:33I'm taking a Kestrel.

50:35I heard you have Italians too.

50:37Do you have a Kestrel for them?

50:39Of course.

50:41I have a Kestrel for them too.

50:43So, it's all settled.

50:44Right?

50:47Weakness of the eyes.

50:49They don't blink much.

50:52You smell of smoke.

50:55And coal.

50:56And horses too.

50:58You've reached where you started, Tommy.

51:02I know you're not a liar,

51:03but you have a sharp nose.

51:05All right.

51:06I think you should ask yourself.

51:08Should I have done the toilet inside the house?

51:11Or was I born to do the toilet in the fields?

51:15Whatever it is, it's serious, Tommy.

51:17Because your people are of your class.

51:21And my religion is the same.

51:22Because you can't go out and wash it.

51:26Because we get it from our mother.

51:31Yeah.

51:32Americans like it sweeter.

51:36So, what did you hear, Alfie?

51:38I heard the policeman was shot.

51:40My Kestrel.

51:41All right.

51:42It'll increase the price.

51:43Very good.

51:44And where are the Sicilians?

51:45They're still using Sabini for cars and lodging.

51:50And the others?

51:52The Sicilians know.

51:54They don't trust anyone.

51:56Their way of life is their own.

51:59And how many are here?

52:01Eleven.

52:02She's got her head down,

52:04so it's enough to get her down.

52:09And my question is, Alfie,

52:12who are you playing for?

52:14No, no.

52:15No, man.

52:17What kind of a world is this?

52:19On one hand, we're raising our kids,

52:21and on the other, our friends are asking questions.

52:23But the truth is, Tommy, you're going to die soon.

52:27And these pigeons will suck your blue eyes out, right?

52:31And those crows will steal your gold and medals.

52:34And the police will be so busy,

52:35like nothing ever happened.

52:37Tommy, some men are coming.

52:39Yeah, let them in.

52:42All right.

52:43You tell Sabini,

52:45if the Italians win,

52:46she won't leave anyone.

52:48After me, it's her turn.

52:49Then you.

52:50And then the Titanic.

52:52They're a dangerous mafia, Alfie.

52:54They're here.

52:55Our police can't hurt them.

52:57They'll make their wine here.

52:58And this is against the law.

53:00They liked what they saw here.

53:02They're here, and they'll stay.

53:04Mr. Shelby.

53:06We want to talk about the reward for the fight.

53:09Your Kestrel.

53:11When a drunkard walks around with this kind of hair,

53:13you should ask yourself,

53:14is there a mistake?

53:16Who are you?

53:17Who am I?

53:18Who is this guy?

53:19Me.

53:20My friend.

53:22I'm the uncle.

53:23I'm the leader of the devils.

53:25And his promoter.

53:26And that thing,

53:28which can't be influenced by anything good.

53:32And he's there.

53:33He's the welterweight champion of the Southern Counties.

53:37He's from a mixed religion,

53:38so he doesn't have a god.

53:40He was adopted by the devil himself.

53:42But he was scared of his weird behavior,

53:43so he gave it back to him.

53:45Because he was a murderer,

53:46it's impossible for him to get married.

53:47And that's why his mother left him out of fear.

53:50And now he's standing in front of you

53:52like the first specimen of a new generation.

54:00If you put a man in front of him,

54:02it'll look like you've put him in a treadmill.

54:07Now, will you give me your son?

54:19You just tell me the date, Mr. Shelby.

54:37I'll be right back.

54:39I'll be right back.

55:05Are you done with the weekend, Tommy?

55:07My mom wants to take me to the foundation.

55:09To distribute the awards.

55:12Just you?

55:16Just me.

55:18Why?

55:20Just like that.

55:22Just like that.

55:24Just like that.

55:29Bye, Michael.

55:33Tommy.

55:37Yeah?

55:42Have a good day.

56:08♪

56:10♪

56:12♪

56:14♪

56:16♪

56:18♪

56:20♪

56:22♪

56:24♪

56:26♪

56:28♪

56:30♪

56:32♪

56:34♪

56:36Oi.

56:38♪

57:10On a gathering storm comes a tall, handsome man in a dusty black coat with a red, red hand.

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