Dee Bradley Baker: Announcer, Olmec

Quotes 

• Olmec : One of the bravest women in all of India was the Rani of Jonzi. In the mid 1800s, the British took over the kingdom of Jonzi and annexed it to India. The rani - or queen of Jonzi - mustered an army of 14,000 men to drive the British out. They fought for a year, but the British pushed her back to her fortress and laid cease to it./"Your highnesws, the British cannons are raining fire in the city. The general is worthless. There is no one to take his place."/"I shall beat them. Bring me my sword and pistols and the pearl necklace of Gwalior."/The necklace symbolized her right to reign. And moments later when she appeared on the paramount, her sword in hand, two pistols in her belt, and the pearl necklace at her throat, a roar went up from the ranks and her men fought even harder. The British were awed by this beautiful woman shouting commands to the gunners. Over the din of battle, a British Bombardier shouted to his commander, "Sir, we have her in our sights. Shall we fire?"/"I cannot fire on a woman that brave."/For days, the rani held the city against the assault. Finally, she slipped from the city on horseback, and the necklace disappeared. Years later, it was brought to the Temple. Your quest is to find the pearl necklace of Gwalior and bring it back here.

  Kirk : Thanks, Olmec. Tell us, where is this pearl necklace?

  Olmec : The pearl necklace of Gwalior can be found in the Quicksand Bog.