I imagine he was trying to tell them to leave and once anyone had contact with the vines, to just stay on the temple or they would be killed. But does anyone have any idea about the actual dialog to not only the main cast of characters but to the boy who got hit with the vines as well? I want to know exactly what the conversation was.
Your chains are still mine, you belong to me! - The Phantom Of The Opera
No one knows?
Your chains are still mine, you belong to me! - The Phantom Of The Opera
I don't know, because I don't speak Spanish, and I think the people guarding the vines didn't even speak Spanish, but that boy was pretty much dead.
When a leader speaks, the reflection lies.
No they're supposed to speak a Mayan dialect.
"Unless Alpert's covered in bacon grease, I don't think Hugo can track anything."
Nope, can't tell. In the book it was said they were Mayans (or their descendants, anyway), so maybe it was meant to be a dialect.
(But weren't they in Mexico? Isn't that supposed to be Aztec, not Mayan?)
You might very well think that. I couldn't possibly comment.
There are still Mayans in southeastern Mexico.
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I really want to know.
Your chains are still mine, you belong to me! - The Phantom Of The Opera