[Wheezing]
[Children wailing]
Don't worry...
I'll take care of them.
They are mine now.
Gentle lxchel. Tender mother of mercy.
Keep them from harm. Please. Keep them.
[Groaning]
One more.
Ready?
[Indistinct shouting]
[Gasps, grunting]
[Straining]
Hold on! Hold on!
Wait...
...let's see what happens.
That's it!
Hurry!
Pull! Be strong!
Yes! You did it!
[Laughing]
Good work!
Can you breathe? Good.
[Thudding]
[Man] Wait here.
What's become of my capture?
Dead weight.
He nearly took the rest with him.
I let him go.
You. Let him go?
Shall we now do what you want?
Let us try that.
[Speaks Mayan]
Don't let any others go.
Let's move.
[Man shouts in Mayan]
[Jaguar Paw winces]
Get up "Almost".
We don't want to lose you just yet.
[Woman singing]
[Speaking in Mayan]
Stand up, boy.
You proved yourself today, my son.
You're now worthy to stand
Thank you Father.
Take it...
...it's yours.
It has taken many lives.
Get some rest.
Resting brothers...
...fathers, mothers, wives.
You felt the cold
Now you cannot feel
She stopped screaming...
...too long before they returned,
We saw how she fought them.
But in the final moment?
If she let them...
...the Goddess of the Scaffold
Her soul waits for yours
I need to know.
Before this day's end
I will take as many
And I will gladly embrace
with the rest of us.
of this day's early morning.
the coldness of its night.
she had stopped screaming.
shows no mercy for the weakness...
in the shade of the Ceiba Tree.
I will leave this world.
of these bastard dogs with me as I can.