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Sinbad and the Seven Voyages — The Sea Beast and the Valley of Diamonds — Transcript

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  1. 1:17An island.
  2. 1:36Taking the sail.
  3. 1:37Slower now.
  4. 1:58We go ashore at first light sleep.
  5. 2:39I walked it in the night.
  6. 2:40And to end it is safe.
  7. 3:16What?
  8. 4:58Is? Everyone aboard.
  9. 6:21Where is?
  10. 6:29He is.
  11. 8:02Do not come down!
  12. 8:19For his life.
  13. 8:20Not failing.
  14. 8:45Where did you come from?
  15. 8:51The sea.
  16. 9:22It is.
  17. 9:23He is alive.
  18. 9:57We get ready.
  19. 10:26Let's explore the island.
  20. 10:29Maybe we can find something valuable.
  21. 10:32The others don't want to join us.
  22. 10:35I don't know.
  23. 10:59Look up.
  24. 11:00Be careful.
  25. 11:38We will find many things on this island.
  26. 11:44Let's go.
  27. 11:59This place even smells different.
  28. 12:02It looks too good to be real.
  29. 12:05I have a strange feeling.
  30. 12:23Welcome, sailors.
  31. 12:37What brought you to this far island?
  32. 12:47We were sailing by and stopped to fill our bottles.
  33. 12:51And maybe to find something valuable.
  34. 13:00You can find food and rest here,
  35. 13:03but there is nothing valuable here.
  36. 13:12Would you like to join me?
  37. 13:14I was just about to have something to eat.
  38. 13:48Go on in.
  39. 13:49You're my guests.
  40. 14:19I'm going to gather some fruit.
  41. 14:20You can rest.
  42. 14:22Make yourself comfortable.
  43. 14:28Do you feel something strange?
  44. 14:31I saw a man watching us from the trees.
  45. 14:45We can't stay here all day.
  46. 14:46We need to eat, get some water and continue our journey.
  47. 14:50You hear me? Yes.
  48. 15:29You're not hungry, I see.
  49. 15:32I am, I just eat vegetables and fruit.
  50. 15:49How did you end up on this island?
  51. 15:53Our ship was caught in a terrible storm and washed up on this island.
  52. 15:56I was the only one who survived.
  53. 16:04You survived here alone?
  54. 16:05That's
  55. 16:07unbelievable.
  56. 17:28What happened?
  57. 17:30Time to move.
  58. 17:31The sailors are waiting for us.
  59. 17:33Let's gather our things and get back to the ship.
  60. 17:45We're not going to wait for her.
  61. 17:47We didn't even thank her. She'll understand.
  62. 17:50Let's go.
  63. 18:18We better pass this.
  64. 18:39Sailors!
  65. 18:41Sinbad.
  66. 18:42Where are you?
  67. 18:43I have brought food.
  68. 19:01Someone is alive in there.
  69. 19:09Stay behind me.
  70. 21:41Do not move!
  71. 21:43Play dead!
  72. 23:46What is it doing?
  73. 24:48Where did it go?
  74. 24:52Do you see him?
  75. 26:54Sailors!
  76. 26:55Welcome to the island.
  77. 27:31Where did you come from?
  78. 27:39I have lived on this island a long time.
  79. 27:42The sea brought what was left of our ship after a great storm.
  80. 27:45And we woke on this shore.
  81. 27:52Are you alone on this island?
  82. 27:55I have been alone on this island a long time.
  83. 27:57I was near here and I saw a ship.
  84. 28:05Our men went inland for food and water.
  85. 28:08Perhaps you have seen them.
  86. 28:11They are out there now.
  87. 28:15I did not see them.
  88. 28:23We can look for them together.
  89. 28:25Come with me.
  90. 28:26I know this island well.
  91. 28:34Better we wait here.
  92. 28:36They could come back at any time.
  93. 28:45Or perhaps I can offer you something
  94. 28:47to eat and water at my home.
  95. 28:55You are very generous to offer us your home.
  96. 28:57But we cannot leave the ship.
  97. 28:59Our men will be back soon.
  98. 29:14Then I will leave you to be safe.
  99. 29:55Wake up.
  100. 30:16Can you hear me?
  101. 30:46Come here.
  102. 30:51When I say we go together.
  103. 30:53Wait here.
  104. 32:03We cannot stop.
  105. 32:04Keep moving.
  106. 34:09Can you walk?
  107. 34:10Can you run?
  108. 34:11He will find us wherever we are.
  109. 34:14Yes, I think I will try.
  110. 34:18Move!
  111. 34:46We climb.
  112. 34:48There is no time.
  113. 35:02It is me.
  114. 35:40Let us get to the ship.
  115. 36:09Go into.
  116. 36:11The water.
  117. 36:48I have never seen such a creature.
  118. 38:02What do they call you?
  119. 38:09Idris.
  120. 38:10Rest. Idris.
  121. 38:11You are crew now.
  122. 38:30You are safe.
  123. 38:31It has passed.
  124. 38:47There is a short ahead.
  125. 44:03Can you stand?
  126. 44:05Not on that foot.
  127. 44:28It is all over the ground.
  128. 44:30We should take them.
  129. 44:33And how do we carry them up?
  130. 45:16Come with me.
  131. 45:54No one is coming for us. No.
  132. 46:05Then we rest while there is light.
  133. 47:57And before you leave.
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  135. 48:02The first Dragon.
  136. 48:11Three kingdoms
  137. 48:12have been fighting for power for generations.
  138. 48:16But their war is about to become something far greater.
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  140. 48:27new knowledge and magic itself.
  141. 48:31Everything must remain under his control.
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  144. 48:45A creature that could change the balance of power forever.
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