Torstein Raaby: And only a hundred days to go.
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Torstein Raaby: And only a hundred days to go.
Torstein Raaby: And only a hundred days to go.
Herman Watzinger: It's our only chance. Our only hope now is to try and reinforce the ropes. Tighten up everything again. Thor Heyerdahl: Herman... We have built this raft just like Tiki did, and he made it there. And so will we. This is the faith we have. Herman Watzinger: Faith? This isn't a religion Thor. This is... insanity. Thor Heyerdahl: This is bigger than us. Herman Watzinger: Please. Look at the logs. Feel how your raft is moving. Thor Heyerdahl: Tiki knew. Herman Watzinger: My God!, you understand nothing? There's no one here except you who believes in Tiki! Thor Heyerdahl: No? Thor Heyerdahl: Then what the hell are you doing here?
Torstein Raaby: It's as if we're the only people left in the universe. Bengt Danielsson: Maybe we are. Maybe they've dropped bombs on eachother. And every city is like Hiroshima. Erik Hesselberg: I doubt we would have had radio contact Bengt. Thor Heyerdahl: Maybe we've just been accepted. By nature. That we've become like a seagull or a fish.
Thor Heyerdahl: Cheers! Herman Watzinger: I'm 32 years old. A refrigerator salesman, in a broken marriage. That's me. I really want to join that raft. I know it can be dangerous... but if you only knew how dangerous the refrigerator business was. Thor Heyerdahl: No one can save us out there. You get that? Herman Watzinger: Except your theory. Captain. Thor Heyerdahl: You will definitely not freeze your leg off. I can promise that.
Thor Heyerdahl: We have traveled over 8000 kilometers, boys... but the fact is that the greatest danger is still ahead. Herman Watzinger: People? Thor Heyerdahl: No: the Raroia Reef. It lies like a wall around the entire island, with sharp coral. Torstein Raaby: Why didn't you tell us? Thor Heyerdahl: It was impossible to know exactly where we would end up.
Knut Haugland: Three years ago, I shot four men. The Gestapo found me with a radio. Herman Watzinger: It was war. Knut Haugland: That's what Torstein says. He helped sinking the Tirpitz, but that doesn't bother him. Thank you. Herman Watzinger: You're the one who saved my life. Knut Haugland: That's what I mean. Thank you.
Knut Haugland: What alternatives do we have? Herman Watzinger: We could try to surf over. Knut Haugland: Surf? Herman Watzinger: Yes. Waves come in cycles of 13. Every 13th wave is substantially greater than the ther. When we are close to the reef we throw out an anchor, something heavy that can keep the raft in place. Erik Hesselberg: And then? Herman Watzinger: Then we count the waves. And just before the 13th wave we cut the rope, and hopefully, surf over the reef. It could work. Thor Heyerdahl: I like it. Let's do it. That's what we'll do.
Bustamente: Mr. Heyerdahl? Thor Heyerdahl: Just a glass of water, please. Bustamente: I'm José Bustamante. Thor Heyerdahl: Your Excellency. Thank you for seeing me. Bustamente: What can I do for you? Thor Heyerdahl: Actually, I'm here to tell you about something I can do for you. Bustamente: And what might that be? Thor Heyerdahl: By crossing the Pacific for 5,000 miles. I will prove that Peruvian natives were the first to settle Polynesia. Bustamente: What? Peruvians discovered Polynesia? And how may I help you?
American Sailor: Soups, knives, desalination tablets, dinghies, fish tackle, canned food, shark repellent... Thor Heyerdahl: Does it work? American Sailor: What? Thor Heyerdahl: The shark repellent. American Sailor: That's what we want you to find out.
