Madero?

Francisco Madero.

Who's Madero?

Madero sent him with me.

I come to you from Madero, leader of the fight against Diaz.

So does Madero, sir.

It's true. I met with Madero before he was killed.

I want you to go to Madero and tell me what you see.

Why don't they lock Madero up?

Madero is in the capital, and tomorrow I'll go see him.

I've seen Madero and all the men around him.

And if Madero doesn't do it...

We'll name them all Francisco, after Madero because he brought peace.

When they killed Madero, we had to begin again.

That was at the end. Madero wasn't himself.

We must trust Madero. Only he can bring us peace.

No, anyone can write a letter, even you. I like the look of Madero's eyes.

Let's talk to this man more about Madero. Maybe he has a letter.

Don Emiliano, my friend I'm here to present representatives of our great liberator Francisco Madero.

I, Francisco Madero, acting on authority given me by the forces of liberation create you general of the armies of the South.

However, he left his position at the end of the year and traveled to Mexico City, hoping that Madero, the new president of the republic, might offer him a position in his government.