Tintin The Seven Crystal Balls
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02:22Did you get it?
02:28But the Divine Curse will follow them wherever they go...
02:32over the mountains...
02:34and beyond the sea...
02:36Hello?
02:37Sanders...
02:39how are you coming with the translation?
02:41I have just finished...
02:43but I think you should call the others...
02:46I think we've got a problem!
02:48Yes, Sanders?
02:49Sanders?
02:50What is it?
02:51Hello?
02:52Sanders?
02:53Sanders?
02:54Sanders?
02:55Hello?
02:56Hello?
02:57Professor Sanders Hardiman, head of the famed Expedition to the Andes, has been found in
03:08a deep coma in the study of his home near the university.
03:12There'll be more to come.
03:13You take my word for it.
03:15More?
03:16Yes.
03:17More is in common.
03:18Remember all those Egyptologists who died mysteriously after opening the pharaoh's tomb?
03:24It'll be the same with this expedition.
03:26I'm sure of it.
03:29Why can't we leave these people in peace anyway?
03:32What would we say if the Egyptians and Peruvians came over here and started digging up our kings?
03:38What then, hmm?
03:39Well, yes.
03:40I guess so.
03:41Captain!
03:47Hello, Captain!
03:57Yes, yes.
04:06Good day, sir.
04:07Excuse me for a moment.
04:09Nestor, another one, please.
04:11Coming, sir.
04:12Your monocle, sir.
04:13Thank you, Nestor.
04:14Tintin, my boy!
04:15What brings you here?
04:16Just dropped in for a visit.
04:17And how's Professor Calculus?
04:18Fine.
04:19Fine.
04:20Here he comes now.
04:21He's looking for a Saxon burial ground.
04:22Hello, Professor Calculus.
04:23Tintin, my dear friend.
04:24Can you stay for a few days?
04:25I'm afraid not.
04:26I have to leave this evening.
04:27Fine.
04:28Fine.
04:29Then we can hang out.
04:30Tintin!
04:31Tintin!
04:32Tintin!
04:33Tintin!
04:34Tintin!
04:35Tintin!
04:36Tintin!
04:37Tintin!
04:38Tintin!
04:39Fine, fine.
04:40Then we can have a nice visit.
04:43Come on, Tintin.
04:44We've got just enough time to see Bruno the Magician at the Hippodrome.
04:48He can change water into whiskey.
04:50Amazing!
04:58There are a few more acts before the Magician.
05:01Zerati the Knife Thrower.
05:03Yes, yes.
05:04He's marvelous.
05:06Señoras y señores!
05:09The feats I'm about to perform are extremely dangerous.
05:15May I request total silence, please?
05:20He seems familiar somehow.
05:23May I?
05:28Great snakes!
05:29It's General Alcazar!
05:31Who?
05:36General Alcazar!
05:37I knew him in South America!
05:43And now, Ragdalam the Fakir and Madam Yamila,
05:48who sees all and knows all.
05:51Madam Yamila, are you ready to answer me?
05:54Yes.
05:55First I will put Madam Yamila into a hypnotic state.
06:05And now, Madam Yamila,
06:08can you tell me this man's first name?
06:11Jolyon.
06:12Is that correct, sir?
06:13Why, yes!
06:14Jolyon Bank, that's me!
06:16Absolutely!
06:17Yes, indeed!
06:18And his passport number?
06:2038425.
06:23She's absolutely right!
06:24Bravo!
06:25Madam Yamila, can you tell me if this woman is married?
06:31Yes.
06:32Her husband is a photographer.
06:34Quite right!
06:35He returns from a distant land, but he is in pain.
06:39He is wracked, wracked by a mysterious illness.
06:43Nonsense!
06:44My husband is in perfect health!
06:47A deadly illness from which no one ever recovers.
06:51The vengeance of the sun god is terrible!
06:55Eeeek!
07:04Ladies and gentlemen, we apologize for this interruption,
07:07but I have an urgent message for a member of the audience.
07:10A Mrs. Clarkson, who is requested to return home immediately.
07:14Her husband is very ill.
07:18This is ridiculous! It must be part of the act!
07:20I'm not so sure.
07:22Clarkson is the photographer who accompanied the Sanders-Harteman expedition.
07:26The what?
07:27And now, ladies and gentlemen,
07:29the show must go on with Bianca Castafiore,
07:34the Melody's nightingale!
07:38Ah!
07:42Ah!
07:43I love to see her lovely eye
07:46Look in this mirror
07:48Ah!
07:49I love to see her lovely eye
07:51Look in this mirror
07:55Ah!
08:00What about having a chat with General Alcazar?
08:03Good idea.
08:16Come in.
08:17Good evening, General Alcazar.
08:19Caramba! Tintin! Amigo mio!
08:22What a pleasant surprise!
08:24And this is my friend, Captain Haddock.
08:27Delighted, senor.
08:32Poor Chiquito.
08:33Ever since the police came to check our papers, he sees police everywhere.
08:37Of course, I understand.
08:41But tell me, General, what on earth are you doing in a variety show?
08:45Alas, another revolution in my country,
08:48and that mingy dog General Tapioca has seized power again.
08:53I have to make my living somehow.
08:56I'd hate to miss that magician.
08:58Sorry, General, we have to go.
09:00It was good seeing you.
09:02Of course.
09:03Adios, amigo mio.
09:08I hope he hasn't started yet.
09:10Aye.
09:11Oh.
09:13Captain, look out!
09:15Blistering typhoons.
09:17What's going on?
09:18Captain?
09:19Confound everything!
09:21No, my friends.
09:22What you see in the glass is not water, but whiskey.
09:26Would someone from the audience care to come on stage and...
09:29Wine!
09:31Jellyfish!
09:32Desert Tanks!
09:34Crocodiles!
09:36Carpenter!
09:41Carpenter!
09:44And following this mysterious story,
09:46yet another member of the Sanders-Hardiman expedition
09:49has been found in a coma.
09:51Professor Reedbuck was discovered by police last night
09:54unconscious in his bathtub.
09:56Doctors are baffled by this mysterious illness
09:58and are studying other members of the expedition.
10:01And in related news, the police have just...
10:07Thompson and Thompson!
10:08Hello, Tim-Tim.
10:10I just heard the report about Professor Reedbuck.
10:13Yes, dreadful business.
10:14What do you make of it all?
10:16It doesn't make sense.
10:17Three members of the same expedition all in a coma.
10:21It's very strange.
10:22Strange is the very word.
10:25Very strange, I might add.
10:27Look at this.
10:29Looks like broken glass.
10:31Broken crystal, to be precise.
10:33Found beside the victims.
10:35Fragments of broken crystal balls
10:37that the doctors say must have contained
10:40some sort of sleeping potion.
10:44Then these are deliberate attacks.
10:47But why?
10:49You'd better warn the other members of the expedition.
10:51Do you really think so?
10:53Yes. There's no time to lose.
10:55Do you have their numbers?
10:56Of course.
10:57Mark Falconer's first on the list.
11:06Hello?
11:07Yes.
11:08Police?
11:10Yes.
11:11I just heard about Reedbuck on the radio.
11:14Fragments of crystal were found beside him and the others?
11:18By thunder.
11:19That means the Indian was right.
11:21No.
11:22I can't explain over the telephone.
11:24Where are you?
11:25Then you'll be right over?
11:27Good.
11:28What?
11:29The windows?
11:31Right.
11:32Goodbye.
11:33Windows?
11:34Yes.
11:35He wants us to warn the others to stay away from the windows.
11:39Hmm.
11:40Then we'd better do as he says until we know what's going on.
11:43I'll call Professor Cantonault.
11:52Professor Cantonault?
11:53Yes, speaking.
11:55Sir, my name is Tintin.
11:57I just spoke to your colleague Mark Falconer
12:00about these mysterious comas.
12:02He told me to warn you to stay away from the windows.
12:05Windows?
12:06It's very important, sir.
12:08But why?
12:09Oh!
12:12Professor Cantonault?
12:14Professor Cantonault?
12:15Professor?
12:16What was that crash?
12:18What's happening?
12:19Hello?
12:20Hello?
12:32Maybe this is Mr. Falconer.
12:36Here we are, sir.
12:3726 Labrador Road.
12:39Hey, you there!
12:40We're here!
12:43Mr. Falconer?
12:45Mr. Falconer!
12:48Crystal fragments!
12:49They got him, too!
12:52And the mystery of the crystal balls continues
12:55as yet another member of the Sanders-Hardiman expedition
12:58was found today in a deep coma.
13:00Of the seven original explorers,
13:02only Dr. Midge and Professor Tarragon
13:04have escaped the fate of their colleagues.
13:07Police are keeping a 24-hour watch on their homes and offices.
13:12Halt! We're on fire!
13:14I have a registered package for Dr. Midge.
13:17All right. Go on in, then.
13:21Package for you, Doctor.
13:25Ah! It's from my contact in Java.
13:28Probably a rare specimen of Lepidoptera.
13:31Lepidoptera, eh?
13:33A butterfly, if you prefer.
13:35Hold it right there.
13:37I'd better open this butterfly.
13:39It might be a bomb.
13:41A butterfly bomb?
13:43You never know.
13:45Meet me in the corridor.
13:47We have a suspicious package to examine.
13:49Right-o!
13:51Keep calm. We must keep calm.
13:54That's it. Yes. Keep calm.
13:57Watch out!
13:59Ah!
14:01Magnificent.
14:03Hello. Is everything okay?
14:05Yes, everything's fine.
14:07We're just diffusing a butterfly.
14:09It's beautiful.
14:11Well, I see Dr. Midge's door is well guarded.
14:14Who's guarding his window?
14:16I am, of course.
14:18Then what are you doing out here?
14:20Great Scott!
14:22Too late.
14:25Someone's out there.
14:30Go get him, Snowy.
14:32Hang on, Snowy. I'm coming.
14:40Uh, Snowy?
14:44All that fuss for a cat and our man gets away.
14:50Extraordinary. Quite extraordinary.
14:53Another victim. That makes six.
14:56No, I think it's a little more to the left.
14:59No. I said there's another victim of the crystal balls.
15:03Not quite, but almost.
15:06Oh, forget it.
15:08Oh, but this is incredible.
15:11Did you read this article?
15:13It says here that Dr. Midge
15:15is the sixth victim of the mysterious crystal balls.
15:19Hello, Nestor.
15:21Tintin.
15:23Hi.
15:30Snowy.
15:36Well done, Nestor. Good save.
15:39Thank you, sir.
15:44Snowy.
15:46Never mind. Let's go join the professor.
15:48Good idea. What's he up to?
15:50He's reading to me at the moment.
15:53The police have taken measures
15:55to protect the last member of the expedition,
15:58Professor Tarragon.
16:00Tarragon? Tarragon.
16:02You know him?
16:04Not at all. He's an old friend of mine.
16:06We went to school together.
16:08Isn't he the one who has the actual mummy of Raskar Kapak
16:12that the expedition returned with?
16:14Oh, on the contrary. He's a delightful man.
16:17I could introduce you, if you like.
16:19Yes. I'd like that very much indeed.
16:21Oh, nonsense. Why, we could go right now.
16:24Come along.
16:33We're here to see Professor Tarragon.
16:35We'll have to check your I.D.
16:39Okay. You can go in. I'll escort you.
16:44Come in.
16:47Calculus.
16:49Hercule.
16:51Good old Cuthbert.
16:55Hercule, I've brought two friends to see you.
16:59Captain Haddock.
17:00Delighted.
17:04And Tintin, the famous reporter.
17:07Pleased to meet you.
17:11Snowy, what's the matter?
17:14I think I know who frightened your dog.
17:21Here's the culprit.
17:23Meet Raskar Kapak.
17:28He who unleashes the fire of heaven.
17:31We brought him back from the expedition.
17:34Sounds like we're in for a storm.
17:37That sounded like a shot.
17:39Did you fire that shot?
17:41No, but it came from close by.
17:48That came from the road.
17:50Be careful.
17:54False alarm.
17:55Just two of your tires that exploded in the heat.
17:58Blistering particles, and I've only got one spare.
18:01Don't worry about it.
18:03You can spend the night here, and we'll call the garage in the morning.
18:12But the divine curse will follow them wherever they go,
18:16over the mountains and beyond the seas.
18:22This is extraordinary.
18:24Sanders, I just finished translating the document
18:27when whatever it was attacked him.
18:42The mummy! It's evaporated!
18:47The curse is coming true.
18:49It's only a matter of time till I'm next.
18:52Come now, Professor. It's not as bad as all that.
18:55Excuse me, Hercule.
18:57Read the rest of the curse.
19:00There will come a day when Raskar Kapak
19:03will bring down upon himself the curse.
19:07There will come a day when Raskar Kapak
19:10will bring down upon himself the cleansing fire.
19:13In one moment of flame, he will return to his true element,
19:16and punishment will descend upon the desecrators of his tomb.
19:20The prophecy has been fulfilled.
19:22The vengeance of the Inca will strike me down.
19:25It's witchcraft!
19:27Witchcraft? Perhaps.
19:29And yet...
19:37Come on, everybody. The house is well guarded.
19:40Nothing's going to happen.
19:42You're right, Captain. And it's getting late.
19:45I suggest we all turn in.
20:06The wind must have blown the window open.
20:11That's the captain!
20:36Blue blistering barnacles! I had a nightmare! A frightful night!
20:41Thundering typhoons! It's calculus!
20:45Look out! He's there! He's coming after me!
20:56Is he gone?
20:58It was Raskar Kapak, the mummy!
21:01He was brandishing a huge crystal ball!
21:05Amazing!
21:07I had exactly the same nightmare.
21:09You too? That's unbelievable.
21:14Look, it's snowing.
21:16He certainly smelled something.
21:24What's the matter with your dog?
21:26That's Mr. Terragon's room.
21:28Have you noticed something wrong?
21:30No, nothing at all. Do you think we should...
21:32Mr. Terragon? Mr. Terragon! Mr. Terragon!
21:37There's no answer. Let's break the door down.
21:44I only hope...
21:49It's okay. He's sleeping.
21:53The fragments of crystal!
21:57Mr. Terragon! Mr. Terragon!
22:01Too late. The crystal balls have claimed their last victim.
22:05The curse of Raskar Kapak has come true.
22:30To be continued...
23:00To be continued...
23:30To be continued...
24:00To be continued...
24:30To be continued...
24:38It all started when seven archaeologists discovered an ancient Peruvian mummy
24:43and unknowingly unleashed a mysterious curse.
24:48The strangers will carry the Inca's body away to their distant land,
24:53but the divine curse will follow them wherever they go.
25:00And following this mysterious story,
25:02yet another member of the Sanders-Hardiman expedition has been found in a coma.
25:06Three members of the same expedition all in a coma. It's very strange.
25:11Look at this. Found beside the victims.
25:15Fragments of broken crystal balls that the doctors say
25:19must have contained some sort of sleeping potion.
25:23Then these are deliberate attacks.
25:26But why? Terragon? You know him?
25:29He's an old friend of mine.
25:31Isn't he the one who had the actual mummy of Raskar Kapak that the explorers returned with?
25:37I could introduce you, if you like. Why, we could go right now.
25:41Meet Raskar Kapak.
25:45He who unleashes the fire of heaven.
25:51The prophecy has been fulfilled.
25:53The vengeance of the Inca will strike me down.
26:00Mr. Terragon! Mr. Terragon!
26:04Too late. The crystal balls have claimed their last victim.
26:11The curse of Raskar Kapak has come true.
26:15This doesn't make sense. No one can get in or out.
26:18Every single exit is guarded. Unless...
26:24Nope. The shutters are locked from the inside.
26:27You there. Have you seen anything?
26:29No, sir. Not a thing.
26:31This absolutely beats me.
26:33Look. Raskar Kapak's jewels have disappeared.
26:38A rope. Someone came down the chimney.
26:45Quick. We've got to check the roof.
26:48Check the roof. Search the grounds.
26:50Whoever it is couldn't have gotten far.
26:53There he is!
26:58Got him!
27:16Find him!
27:18Find him, Snowy! Find him!
27:23Oh, poor old Snowy.
27:25You can't smell a thing with all that soot in your nose, can you?
27:29Blistering barnacles.
27:31That's Terragon! Quick, let's go!
27:37Help me!
27:40Huh?
27:41Here they come. They're back.
27:43They'll turn us in.
27:45They're back. They'll tear me to pieces.
27:48Get away, fiends. No! No!
27:51Professor Terragon, calm down.
28:03Gracious. Morning already.
28:06Well, did you find anybody?
28:08I'm afraid not.
28:10My men have searched the grounds all night.
28:12We found some bloodstains this morning, but nothing that we could follow.
28:16What about Terragon?
28:18Still in a coma. The doctor is with him.
28:21I can't understand what caused the fit.
28:24Heartbeat's normal. Pulse is steady.
28:27Muscles relaxed. A clear case of...
28:30They're back!
28:32Is Hercule in?
28:34Well, yes, but he's in a bad state.
28:37Walking around the estate.
28:39Oh, good. I'll join him.
28:43Leave me alone, you monsters!
28:46Hercule!
28:49Hercule!
28:53Now, where can he be?
28:57Oh, I know. I'll find him with my pendulum.
29:02Hercule!
29:04Oh, Hercule!
29:09Oh, how peculiar.
29:13Hello. What have we here?
29:18That's Rascal Capac's bracelet.
29:20How on earth did it come to be here?
29:24It really is magnificent.
29:27I'll just slip it on and surprise everybody.
29:31And how well it goes with my coat.
29:36Calculus!
29:38Calculus!
29:40I don't think shouting is going to help.
29:43You know how hard of hearing he is.
29:45Well, where on earth can he be?
29:47Calculus!
29:49Captain, look at this.
29:53There, on the tree.
29:57So that's why they couldn't find the culprit.
30:00He climbed up that tree to hide.
30:02But he could still be up there.
30:04I'm going to see.
30:06Be careful.
30:16Well?
30:17Nothing. I'm coming down.
30:22Don't worry, Captain. I'm all right.
30:24I'm happy to hear that.
30:26Captain, over there to your right.
30:30More to your right. You've got it.
30:34Calculus's umbrella.
30:37What is it, Snowy?
30:39There are signs of a struggle here, Captain.
30:42A struggle? Calculus in a fight?
30:45The intruder must have been hiding in the tree.
30:47When he saw Calculus come along, he jumped him.
30:50Blistering barnacles! Why would anyone want to attack Calculus?
30:53I don't know, Captain, but we'd better find him.
30:56Snowy, try to find the professor.
31:34Thunder and typhoons! They're getting away!
31:37The police will get them now. I've got their license number.
31:42They kidnapped a man named Cuthbert Calculus, a friend of Professor Terragon.
31:46A black sedan, registered 317-413.
31:49Proceeding from Halsford at 9 a.m. in a southwesterly direction.
31:53We'll build blockades on Route 28 and 52.
31:57Okay, this could be him.
32:00Look out!
32:05Inspector, this is Road 1-C.
32:07A black sedan just drove through us on Route 28, heading north.
32:10There's another roadblock two miles down. I'll radio them right away.
32:16Sir, have you seen a man named Cuthbert Calculus?
32:19No, I haven't.
32:21I'll radio them right away.
32:24Sir, have you seen a large black sedan on the road?
32:28I don't think so. I didn't notice.
32:31Carry on, sir.
32:35Did you stop the black sedan?
32:37What? It didn't come this way.
32:39That's impossible. We were following them not five minutes ago.
32:46Well, it looks like we've lost him.
32:48It seems that the black sedan has vanished somewhere on the road.
32:52Wait, maybe they pulled into the woods.
32:54Let's go look.
32:58There it is!
33:03Empty. Nothing.
33:06Poor Calculus. The salt of the earth.
33:09A prince among men.
33:12Anything?
33:13No, Inspector, but we've got the whole area blocked off.
33:16Call for reinforcements. We'll search the entire woods.
33:20It won't help. The kidnappers are long gone.
33:23Why do you say that?
33:25Look, there's another set of fresh tire tracks here.
33:28I'd say there was another car waiting for them.
33:31A beige-colored car.
33:33Blistering barnacles, how do you know the color of the car?
33:37There's a trace of beige paint on that tree where the path is very tight.
33:41And remember, as we arrived at the roadblock, we passed a beige-colored car.
33:46There were four people inside.
33:48Yes, the driver was wearing glasses.
33:51He was Spanish or something like that.
33:53Beside him was a skinny man who looked like an Indian.
33:57That's it?
33:58Ten thousands of thundering typhoons. We could have had them.
34:02Well, don't give up yet.
34:04Officer, send out the description of the beige car and the men in it to all posts.
34:09Yes, sir.
34:11I don't understand it. Why?
34:13Why would anyone kidnap Calculus?
34:16A man who never hurt anybody. Why?
34:20Look, don't worry. We'll find him.
34:23I hope so.
34:28More on the disappearance of the renowned scientist, Professor Calculus.
34:32The police have identified the car used by the kidnappers as a large, beige-colored sedan,
34:37and the occupants are believed to be of South American origin.
34:40The kidnapping of Professor Calculus is believed to be connected with the mysterious case of the Sanders-Harteman expedition
34:46and the subsequent misfortunes that have afflicted all members of that expedition.
34:52Hello, Tintin. Thompson here.
34:54Hello, Thompson.
34:56I say, there's something very unusual going on at the hospital where the seven explorers are.
35:01I think you'd better slip around there and have a look.
35:05We thought you should know that Professor Terragon's fit was not an isolated case.
35:11You mean all the explorers are doing the same thing?
35:14Yes, at exactly the same time every day. We don't understand it.
35:35It's almost time.
35:38Oh.
35:39Hello, Mrs. Clarkson.
35:41Doctor, it's horrible. Can't you do anything?
35:45We're doing all we can. The best specialists in the country have been called in.
35:51Could I please stay a little longer?
35:54Really, Mrs. Clarkson, it's best if you leave now.
35:57Go home. Get some rest yourself. You're exhausted.
36:05They all seem calm enough.
36:08For the time being.
36:10But it'll soon begin.
36:13Just about...
36:18now.
36:19Ah!
36:20Ah!
36:21Ah!
36:22Ah!
36:23Ah!
36:24Ah!
36:25Ah!
36:26Ah!
36:27Ah!
36:28Ah!
36:29Ah!
36:30Ah!
36:31Ah!
36:32Ah!
36:33Ah!
36:34Ah!
36:35Ah!
36:36Ah!
36:37Ah!
36:38Ah!
36:53How is the captain, Nestor?
36:55He's been sitting by the phone for days.
37:02Have you any news of the poor professor?
37:04None. Calculus has vanished into thin air.
37:12Hello?
37:13Yes, it's me. Who are you?
37:15Oh dear, oh dear. The master will be so disappointed.
37:19What? What? What?
37:22Thousands of thunder and typhoons!
37:24Captain?
37:33Captain? Captain?
37:36Sir, sir, it's me, Nestor.
37:42Can you see anything?
37:44Anchors away, laddies.
37:47Hang on, professor. We'll find you.
37:50Captain, what's happened?
37:52No time to stop and jabber some. We're wasting time.
37:56But captain, at least tell me...
38:03Snowy!
38:11Snowy, come back here!
38:14Snowy!
38:17Snowy, stop! Stop!
38:20Snowy!
38:23Are you all right?
38:25You gave me a dreadful scare.
38:27All right, that's enough fooling around. Let's go.
38:33Captain, now will you please tell me where we're going?
38:36That was the inspector on the phone.
38:38The kidnappers have been spotted.
38:40They stopped for gas at a garage near St. Nazaire.
38:43That's a port.
38:44Exactly. They're probably planning to get away by sea.
38:48But I'd go to the moon to get comfort back.
38:53We've just fished her out of the water.
38:55Did you find anything?
38:57Not a thing. License plates removed.
39:00Engine number filed off.
39:02That makes sense.
39:03Well, at least we know this is their port of departure.
39:06We'll check on all outgoing ships and planes.
39:09Thanks. Please keep us informed.
39:14We haven't gotten very far.
39:16Don't get discouraged, captain.
39:18Don't get discouraged?
39:20What about Calculus? Where is he?
39:22He could be on that ship right now.
39:25It's heading for South America.
39:27Wait!
39:29You! Wait! Stop!
39:32Hello, General. I thought it was you.
39:34Tintin! Amigo mio!
39:37Well, where are you off to?
39:39I am returning to my country.
39:42I have now no more partner.
39:44No partner? What happened to Chiquito?
39:47Vamos! He disappeared last night.
39:50He left a note saying he was never coming back.
39:53Last night? Well, well, well.
39:56Tell me, General. Is Chiquito a real Indian?
39:59Santa madre de Dios.
40:01He is one of the last of the Incas.
40:04The Incas? Are you sure?
40:06But of course.
40:08In fact, his real name is Rupak Inca Huaco.
40:12Hmm. Did he tell you where he was going?
40:15He did not.
40:16But I remember he mentioned the name of a town on the phone.
40:20Wait a minute. It was something like...
40:23La Rochelle?
40:24Ah, si. La Rochelle. That's right.
40:27All aboard.
40:29Caramba. Must be going.
40:31Adios, amigo mio.
40:33See you soon again, perhaps.
40:35Have a nice trip.
40:41If General Alcazar wasn't wrong, we might be on a good trail.
40:45First, we check in with the port authorities at La Rochelle.
40:49I'm sorry. We found no Cuthbert Calculus on the departures list.
40:54No Chiquito or Rupak Inca Huaco either.
41:01Well, what are we going to do now?
41:04Let's ask around and see if anyone has seen Calculus.
41:20Nothing. Not a single solitary lead.
41:23This just isn't our day.
41:28Sorry, Captain, but you just fell for the oldest trick in the book.
41:32A brick under an old hat.
41:42Hooligans! Delinquents! Iconoclasts!
41:46Bah! Kids will be kids.
41:49Hey! What do you think you're doing?
41:56Phew! That was close.
41:59Thanks, Snowy, but we don't need that dirty old thing.
42:06Give that to me.
42:09There.
42:12That's the end of that.
42:15Snowy!
42:24What is it with you and this hat?
42:26What do you want me to do? Wear it?
42:29Then wouldn't I look like a...
42:35Calculus?
42:36Captain!
42:37Blistering barnacles. These are his initials.
42:40This is Calculus's hat.
42:43Good boy, Snowy. What would we ever do without you?
42:46Captain, we've got to... Captain?
42:49Stop! Stop! Blistering barnacles! Put me down!
42:53Now!
42:56Pinheads! Sea-gherkins!
42:58Kleptomaniacs!
43:00Body-snatchers!
43:01Come along.
43:03Kleptomaniacs! Body-snatchers!
43:06Come along, Captain.
43:08We've got to find those kids who played the trick with Calculus's hat.
43:11Fine. I have a thing or two to tell them, too.
43:16What do you think of this?
43:18Not bad.
43:19Still my turn.
43:22Hey! Where are you going?
43:27Don't worry. We only want to know where you found this hat.
43:30Well?
43:32The hat?
43:33We found it on the key near Dock 17, all flattened.
43:37But the trick was my friend's idea, not mine.
43:40Well, whosever idea it was, it turned out to be a pretty good one.
43:46Didn't it, Captain?
43:49Let's see. On the 14th, Dock 17,
43:53there was a Peruvian freighter, the Pachacamac.
43:56She arrived from Caleo on the 10th with a cargo of fertilizer.
44:00She sailed again for Caleo on the 14th with a load of timber.
44:03Thank you.
44:06Peru, the land of the Incas.
44:08It all fits together.
44:10One, all the victims of the Seven Crystal Balls violated an Inca tomb.
44:15Two, Chiquito, who disappeared just before Calculus was kidnapped,
44:19is a descendant of the Incas.
44:22Three, we find Calculus's hat near a Peruvian ship,
44:26which is gone two days after the kidnapping.
44:30Conclusion?
44:31Calculus is aboard the Pachacamac.
44:33Exactly.
44:35We're off to Peru.
44:49Tell me, that isn't the plane for South America, is it?
44:52Yes, that's her.
44:54Well, we'll be in Caleo two days before the Pachacamac.
44:58Oh dear, oh dear, what a calamity.
45:01We'll get in touch with the police there at once,
45:03and as soon as the ship arrives, we'll have the kidnappers arrested.
45:07What's up? Anything serious?
45:09It is indeed.
45:10The master has left without a single spare monocle.
45:14What's wrong, Captain? You don't seem pleased.
45:16Sure, sure.
45:17But I have the feeling that it won't be as easy as you say.
45:21What a calamity.
45:22My poor, poor master.
45:25Anything will be worth having calculus back.
45:27Right you are, Tintin. Right you are.
45:55Tintin
46:00Tintin
46:05Tintin
46:10Tintin
46:15Tintin
46:20Tintin
46:25Tintin
46:30Tintin