(Releases him, laughs loudly) Excommunication? I have a different sacrament for you. (He pulls aside a tarp to reveal a hidden rifle). Look.
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(Trembling) The friars... Padre Sibyla threatened me. He said if I deal with you, he will excommunicate me. (Releases him, laughs loudly) Excommunication
Then you will be the most famous Chinese consul hanging in the park. But do not fear, Quiroga. I will pay you triple. Triple the gold. (He pulls out a pouch, letting coins clink). All I need is for you to look the other way. Tell the inspectors these are wedding jars. When searching for an El Filibusterismo Script Kabanata
(Grabs Quiroga by the collar suddenly) You fool. You think the Spanish will give you a Consulship? They use you like a mule. They take your money, eat your food, and sleep with your servants. I am offering you a country. A free Philippines. And you say "Consulship"?
(Screams quietly) Jesus! Hide that!