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[TITLE] Knights Of The Round Table [AUTHOR] JazzCat [SOURCE] Subtitles captured by JazzCat [PRG] [FILEPATH] [DELAY] 0 [CD TRACK] 0 [BEGIN] ******** START SCRIPT ******** [00:01:05] In the fallen of the old days, [00:01:06] [00:01:07] that Rome must need to|withdraw her legions from England. [00:01:10] [00:01:11] Then stood the realm in great darkness|and danger. [00:01:15] [00:01:16] For every overlord held rule|in his own tar [00:01:18] [00:01:19] and fought with fire|and sword against his fellow. [00:01:22] [00:01:25] Then against these dark forces, [00:01:27] rose up a new a new force, [00:01:29] wherein flowered courtesy,|humanity and novel chivalry. [00:01:34] [00:01:45] Your kinsman must have been here|before us. [00:01:47] [00:01:50] He is still here. [00:01:51] [00:01:56] I cry Morgan le Fay,|rightful queen of England, [00:01:59] and her Knight champion, Mordred,|lord of the lsles. [00:02:02] [00:02:03] I cry Arthur Pendragon, duke of Gwen. [00:02:06] [00:02:13] God keep you stepsister. [00:02:14] God spare you stepbrother. [00:02:16] Not in a wise made us meet here, [00:02:18] but we are here. [00:02:19] [00:02:20] Do we meet as foes? [00:02:20] [00:02:21] We meet as kinsmen [00:02:22] [00:02:23] to put an end to bloodshed|and restore the throne [00:02:25] [00:02:26] And which of us speaks as the king of|that throne. [00:02:28] [00:02:29] He who is Uther Pendragon's son,|his high king of England. [00:02:31] [00:02:32] I am the only issue, [00:02:32] [00:02:33] born to Uther into wedlock. [00:02:36] No son was born to him by|his rightful queen. [00:02:39] Yet your father was sired a son. [00:02:41] [00:02:42] Born in shame. His son nonetheless. [00:02:45] [00:02:46] Morgan le Fay is the rightful heir.|And Mordred, the rightful king. [00:02:49] My lady, we are met here [00:02:51] [00:02:52] so that he who is the rightful king|shall prove it. [00:02:54] [00:02:55] Come. [00:02:56] [00:03:20] What words are those carved upon|the stone? [00:03:23] [00:03:24] I am the sword Excalibur. [00:03:25] [00:03:26] Who so pulled me from this anvil is|the right wise born king of all England. [00:03:31] [00:03:33] How do we know this is the sword|the legend spoke of? [00:03:35] [00:03:36] And if it be the true sword, [00:03:36] [00:03:37] Why did Merlin alone know|where it is hidden? [00:03:39] Because the king Uther Pendragon|revealed to me alone [00:03:42] the night before his death. [00:03:43] [00:03:46] Then I shall take what is mine. [00:03:47] [00:04:03] Sire. [00:04:04] [00:04:26] That is not the true sword. [00:04:26] [00:04:28] It is the true sword. [00:04:29] [00:04:30] It is witchcraft!|Let no man say otherwise. [00:04:33] [00:04:34] Then we must summon the council|at the Ring of Stones [00:04:37] and to the chiefs of all the lands,|and they should decide, my lord. [00:04:41] [00:04:43] They shall decide to hang thee by|the tree and all thy witchcraft within. [00:04:46] [00:04:48] And though you are the unnatural brother|of this lady, [00:04:49] [00:04:50] you too should hang beside him. [00:04:51] [00:04:54] We shall meet again at the council of|the Ring of Stones. [00:04:57] [00:05:04] King...of England. You are not. [00:05:06] [00:05:07] What? Not yet. [00:05:09] [00:05:10] You have still to prove it by deeds,|not words. [00:05:14] [00:05:15] Return it to the anvil. [00:05:17] [00:05:59] Alas, good Lancelot. This Arthur fellow|is as hollow as a broken promise. [00:06:02] [00:06:03] This Arthur of yours must be a hundred|leads to the other side of [00:06:06] nowhere on a charge of made of nothing. [00:06:07] [00:06:08] Others are real enough. [00:06:09] [00:06:10] And man enough to ride as|we do in pursuit of glory. [00:06:12] [00:06:13] Alas. Good Lancelot. [00:06:14] [00:06:15] How far in the name of reason will you|chase this pompous, fancy knight. [00:06:18] To Arthur, to the world's end and beyond [00:06:21] We are there already. [00:06:23] Isle is the valley of death,|where the devil himself has plowed under [00:06:26] [00:06:32] Not so good, Sir Lancelot.|I hear the sound of life. [00:06:35] [00:06:36] Sweet music to my hungry ears. [00:06:37] [00:06:41] Four men against one him. [00:06:42] [00:06:43] Chivalry hide thy face. [00:06:44] [00:06:45] Come Simon. We'll look for|something fiercer as a foe. [00:06:48] [00:06:49] Sire, by your lead, my spirit is willing|but my stomach cries for quarter. [00:06:50] [00:06:51] Eat then and join me later [00:06:52] [00:06:53] to the ring of stones. [00:06:54] [00:07:01] Shall we seek king Leograf at the ring|of stones? [00:07:03] [00:07:04] Yes, but not his daughter. [00:07:06] Guinevere is here with me now, Merlin.|Here in my heart, [00:07:09] [00:07:10] as she ever has been since the day|we met his children. [00:07:12] [00:07:13] And as she always will be till the day|this heart no longer beats. [00:07:16] [00:07:17] Kind words. And I shall make her queen|of all this island. [00:07:19] [00:07:20] Queen of all England.|Oh harder to do than unheard deed. [00:07:24] [00:07:26] Now from hereon this is Mordred's land. [00:07:28] [00:07:29] I shall travel a different road to you. [00:07:30] [00:07:31] Go by the towns and let me go through|the forest. [00:07:33] [00:07:34] This is not as we have planned.|It is I've planned it now though. [00:07:36] Why? [00:07:38] [00:07:39] If one of us is ambushed, [00:07:40] the other will live to confound Mordred|at the Ring of Stones. [00:07:42] Peace guarded that it be you.|Ride with him. [00:07:45] [00:07:46] No. It is your breath Mordred seeks,|not mine. [00:07:47] [00:07:48] Stay with your master. [00:07:49] Ride alone you shall not. [00:07:50] [00:07:51] I'll go through the forest|and you shall take Venavier. [00:07:53] [00:07:54] Or not of us move a step from here|till doomsday. [00:07:57] I see I have been pressed to a mule. [00:07:58] [00:07:59] Very well. [00:08:00] [00:08:01] Go to the forest and godspeed be|with you. [00:08:04] You have been more of a father to me [00:08:06] [00:08:07] of wisdom and strength than he|who sired me. [00:08:10] Without you I endure life. [00:08:12] [00:08:13] With you I rejoice in it. [00:08:14] [00:08:15] Godspeed. [00:08:16] [00:08:41] Which road does Arthur take?|Through the forest. [00:08:43] [00:08:44] Sire, what about my reward? [00:08:45] [00:08:46] You promise me enough gold|to silence me. [00:08:48] Was there never enough gold in Crisnum|to silence a traitor; [00:08:51] nevertheless, silence him. [00:08:53] [00:09:20] Here we part company. [00:09:21] [00:09:22] Bring me word from the Ring of Stones|when Arthur is dead. [00:09:23] [00:09:24] Within an hour. [00:09:24] [00:09:34] Mordred, where have you gone without me? [00:09:36] [00:09:37] To the council of kings to the Ring of|Stones. I do not want you there. [00:09:40] Why not? Your wife might be in peril. [00:09:42] [00:09:43] Where you go, there I go also. [00:09:45] [00:09:46] Did I have to say as much in words? [00:09:48] [00:10:10] Why are you late, sir knight? [00:10:11] [00:10:12] Why, how late am l, my lady? [00:10:14] I've been waiting for you since dawn. [00:10:16] [00:10:17] Alas, my lady. How will I shall know? [00:10:19] [00:10:20] You should have known by magic. [00:10:22] [00:10:23] Magic? [00:10:25] [00:10:26] It's very easy. [00:10:26] [00:10:27] I made a wish in the pool for a knight|to come riding and carry me off. [00:10:29] And I am the knight. Of course you are. [00:10:32] [00:10:33] May I ask my lady's name? Elaine. [00:10:36] Of what place? Of Optines. [00:10:38] [00:10:39] Come nearer, perhaps you would like|to ride. [00:10:41] [00:10:53] Where are you taking me? [00:10:55] To your home if you will tell me|where it is. [00:10:57] [00:11:12] I told you who I was, [00:11:13] [00:11:14] but you haven'told me who you are. [00:11:15] I'm Lancelot of the Lake.|King Banes'son of Benwick. [00:11:18] [00:11:19] Where is Benwick? [00:11:20] In France. Then it must be near|from England. [00:11:22] I come in search of a great hero|called Arthur Pendragon. [00:11:25] What will you do when you find him? [00:11:27] Ride the wide world by his side. [00:11:29] [00:11:30] What will you ride in search of? [00:11:31] [00:11:32] Oh giants and unicorns. beyond England, [00:11:33] [00:11:34] the sea of white bears and witch whales. [00:11:37] Beyond the sea, the happy islands,|where no one ever grows old. [00:11:40] [00:11:41] Or so stare at the harbor and|they'll sing you a few songs. [00:11:43] [00:11:44] Have you a lady? No. [00:11:46] [00:11:47] Then I shall be your lady. [00:11:49] And one day you will come back and|take me to the happy islands. [00:11:52] [00:12:05] What is it? Nothing that will harm you. [00:12:07] [00:12:09] Who stands? [00:12:10] [00:12:12] Come forward and declare thyselves. [00:12:14] [00:12:17] Why do you seek me? [00:12:18] [00:12:19] Why do you lie in hiding like a mane? [00:12:21] [00:12:25] So it's a nest of mane. [00:12:27] [00:12:28] Well good sirs, draw your swords|before my friends arrive. [00:12:31] [00:12:32] 5 to 1 is all that Arthur himself|can hope for. [00:12:34] Are you Arthur's man? [00:12:37] [00:12:38] To the dead. Kill him. [00:12:38] [00:12:45] The lists is open.|Who dare come in next? [00:12:47] [00:13:01] Behind you. [00:13:02] [00:13:05] Thanks my lady. [00:13:05] [00:13:14] It's time to lead ole might. [00:13:15] [00:13:16] I can take care of myself. Now stand off [00:13:18] [00:13:19] Not while I live. [00:13:20] [00:14:11] I yield. Dare fight. I yield. [00:14:12] [00:14:13] Dare fight. Ambush! [00:14:14] [00:14:24] What now? Now, my lady,|I could take you home for supper. [00:14:27] [00:14:31] That meddler again. [00:14:33] [00:14:35] Sire, I thank you for|the help I did not need. [00:14:37] [00:14:40] Those are brave words, sire,|but hardly grateful. [00:14:42] [00:14:43] You deny and you spoil my fight. [00:14:44] [00:14:45] Why sire? Do you seek another? [00:14:46] [00:14:47] Do you not owe me one?|Come pay your debts. [00:14:49] [00:14:50] With broad swords if you wish. [00:14:51] [00:14:57] Sir Lancelot, I'm hungry. [00:14:59] I'll be with you in the passing|of a minute. [00:15:01] [00:15:02] Take care so that it will not be|a passing of a knight. [00:15:04] [00:17:28] Sire, I have never met your like before. [00:17:31] [00:17:32] In combat you have no peer. [00:17:35] [00:17:36] I am Lancelot of the Lake. [00:17:38] [00:17:39] By the fate of my body I must know|who you are. [00:17:41] [00:17:44] I am Arthur Pendragon. [00:17:45] [00:17:48] Arthur. [00:17:49] [00:17:59] Why do you break a sword that serves you|with such might? [00:18:02] It struck you. [00:18:03] [00:18:06] Then you shall have mine. [00:18:07] [00:18:09] May it serve you half as well. [00:18:11] [00:18:13] My lord. While I live,|I shall remember this hour. [00:18:16] [00:18:17] By the ache of every bone,|I shall never forget it. [00:18:21] [00:18:26] Stand and declare thyself, cowboy.|I am no cowboy, sire. [00:18:30] I am Percival of Optines.|I ride in search of my sister, Elaine. [00:18:34] [00:18:36] A thousand pardons to yourself|and to your horse. [00:18:40] [00:18:41] Yonder is the lady you seek,|I think. [00:18:42] [00:18:43] Asleep and safe. [00:18:44] [00:18:57] Elaine. [00:18:58] [00:19:01] Elaine. [00:19:01] [00:19:02] Percival. We've been searching|the countryside for you. [00:19:05] I've been in such a battle. A battle? [00:19:07] [00:19:08] We fought five men. We? [00:19:10] [00:19:11] This knight and l. This knight and you. [00:19:14] [00:19:15] He and that other knight.|Sires, who are you? [00:19:18] I am Lancelot of Benwick [00:19:20] [00:19:21] and this is Arthur Pendragon. [00:19:24] Arthur. Sire. My lord. [00:19:25] [00:19:26] My lords. Let me be your man|to ride with. [00:19:31] [00:19:32] Let me be your knight earl. [00:19:33] [00:19:34] What heirs would you seek?|The holy grail, my lord. [00:19:37] [00:19:40] Your ambition soars high for|such young wing. [00:19:43] [00:19:44] Will you not help me to|prove myself worthy of it? [00:19:46] [00:19:47] If all goes well with our cause,seek us|at Camelot, if there it should be war [00:19:50] [00:19:51] seek us at the battlefield|and prove yourself in combat. [00:19:55] I shall my lord. [00:19:56] [00:19:58] Thank you. [00:19:59] [00:20:00] Come sister. [00:20:01] [00:20:09] Goodbye, sir Lancelot. [00:20:10] [00:20:11] I shall be awaiting you|when you return from happy islands. [00:20:14] [00:20:15] Till then my lady, fare you well. [00:20:17] [00:20:19] Happy islands? Where are they? [00:20:21] You should know my lord. Perhaps in|the heart. Do you not seek them to? [00:20:24] [00:20:25] I know but one island,|and it is not a happy one. [00:20:27] [00:20:28] My task is to make itself. Where is it? [00:20:30] [00:20:32] We're standing upon it now. [00:20:34] [00:20:35] It shall be happy, my lord.|We shall make itself. [00:20:38] [00:20:52] We are not many people,|we are one people. [00:20:54] [00:20:55] Bound together by the sea above us [00:20:57] [00:20:58] and our enemies from without. [00:20:59] [00:21:00] We do not have many causes,|we have one cause. [00:21:01] [00:21:02] England. [00:21:03] [00:21:04] England which now stands in mortal peril [00:21:07] and we alone can save it. How [00:21:09] [00:21:10] There must be an end to|all these strives among us, [00:21:12] to the burning and the killing. [00:21:14] [00:21:15] You're not our judge, nor our leader. [00:21:16] [00:21:17] Don't pretend to be our judge|and our leader. [00:21:19] [00:21:20] Beware of this man, my lords. [00:21:22] He will only throw the king's fete|to crown himself. [00:21:25] I claim from no one that|is not rightfully mine. [00:21:28] [00:21:29] Then from a man who|is not even rightfully born. [00:21:31] [00:21:33] Let me speak [00:21:35] [00:21:36] My lords... [00:21:37] [00:21:38] the true ruler of England is her law. [00:21:41] [00:21:42] It is as old as these stones [00:21:44] [00:21:45] which were raised to measure of the sun|and the motion of the stars. [00:21:49] [00:21:50] Each one is balance by its neighbor [00:21:53] with all the cunning of|the nation's skill. [00:21:56] [00:21:57] If each stone keeps in balance, [00:21:59] [00:22:00] then all will stand forever. [00:22:02] [00:22:03] So it is with England. [00:22:04] [00:22:05] Let each man keep in balance|with his neighbor [00:22:09] [00:22:10] and all our world stands still. [00:22:12] [00:22:13] I am Mar, king of the Pits. [00:22:14] [00:22:15] Does any man dare tell what I must do? [00:22:17] [00:22:18] Not one man, nor a hundred,|nor a hundred thousand. [00:22:21] [00:22:22] but the people of England. [00:22:23] [00:22:24] The dark knight of their recklessness|crushed with hungry, fear and misery. [00:22:28] They cry out. Let there be peace. [00:22:30] Hear him. [00:22:31] He will lead only rebellion in the land|against his master. [00:22:33] [00:22:34] You will make us serve the peasants|who were born to serve us. [00:22:36] [00:22:37] Who is Arthur Pendragon [00:22:38] [00:22:39] to speak such words to kings? [00:22:41] [00:22:42] Which of you is a true king? [00:22:43] [00:22:44] Mar, who comes from the broken wall|of Rome [00:22:46] [00:22:47] with his painted pitch and burned land. [00:22:49] Mark and his cornice pirates [00:22:51] Brian and his slave race in|an unprotected coast. [00:22:54] [00:22:55] There is no true king in all England [00:22:56] until this council names one|and obey him. [00:22:58] [00:23:00] It is ordained that I shall be|the rightful king of England. [00:23:03] [00:23:04] I will be king my lords. [00:23:05] [00:23:06] With peace if I can. [00:23:07] [00:23:08] By war if I must. [00:23:09] [00:23:10] Neither I nor my friends lack bows|and spears. [00:23:13] And if the people lack goods|which you plunder, [00:23:15] [00:23:16] they do not lack anger nor courage. [00:23:18] [00:23:19] Choose! [00:23:20] Let the traitor perish while his|treacherous is still black upon his lips [00:23:23] [00:23:25] Arthur ride! [00:23:25] [00:23:40] Barings! [00:23:40] [00:24:00] What will it be my lord, Camelot|or the battlefield? [00:24:02] To the battlefield. [00:24:03] [00:24:04] We'll crown you king by Christmas. [00:24:06] [00:24:29] Where are you going? [00:24:30] [00:24:33] Home. [00:24:34] [00:24:35] With your village left standing|by Mordred's men. [00:24:37] [00:24:38] No. [00:24:38] [00:24:39] But if I have to starve to dead. [00:24:40] [00:24:41] I'd choose to starve to|dead there better than here. [00:24:43] [00:24:44] I love this horse like a brother. [00:24:46] I would kill him with my own hands [00:24:47] and you could eat his flesh|if it will give you [00:24:49] [00:24:50] half the courage to the man|you are deserting. [00:24:51] [00:24:56] Keep your horse. [00:24:57] [00:25:14] What shall I give thee as|a Christmas gift, good Sir Louise? [00:25:17] Find words from a man whose pocket|is as empty as his wits. [00:25:20] [00:25:21] Is this empty? The right Merry Christmas [00:25:22] [00:25:23] And the right Merry Christmas to you,|Sir Galant. [00:25:27] [00:25:28] Gently. Gently. [00:25:29] [00:25:30] The wind is as gentle as ever. [00:25:32] [00:25:33] Better the beast, wolf. And Galant is|to festive for his mood. [00:25:36] [00:25:37] I wish I were. I'm rusting faster|than my sword. [00:25:39] [00:25:59] How is the knight? Time is frozen solid. [00:26:02] [00:26:03] Why shouldn't we attack Mordred,|my lord? [00:26:05] [00:26:06] When the first spring source set in.|Why not now? [00:26:08] [00:26:09] No where we can find Mordred|in the weather, too. [00:26:11] [00:26:12] This is not fighting I know.|It's a kind of creeping death. [00:26:14] [00:26:15] Nevertheless, we are fighting. [00:26:16] [00:26:17] And surely as if we were in the field. [00:26:19] [00:26:21] Lancelot. [00:26:22] [00:26:23] This is the season of the year|when men give gifts [00:26:26] [00:26:27] to those they hold esteem. [00:26:29] [00:26:31] I esteem thee more than any other man. [00:26:33] [00:26:39] Friend shall I be. Call me another. [00:26:42] [00:26:43] This is a pledging to its brother|and brother. [00:26:47] [00:26:53] Christ is born. He is born. [00:26:56] [00:28:16] Does each man know the plan? [00:28:17] [00:28:18] Each man is in his place,|and each man knows his orders. [00:28:20] [00:28:21] Do they but obey them and|Mordred will never forget this day. [00:28:23] [00:28:24] Mordred will not forget this day. [00:28:26] [00:28:27] May he not live to. [00:28:29] [00:28:30] May this be the sword|that beats him sweet farewell. [00:28:32] [00:29:03] Is that all the strength|they can muster? [00:29:05] [00:29:06] Old men. Lame boys.|The day is ours already. [00:29:09] [00:29:10] England is ours already. [00:29:11] [00:30:44] Death to Arthur. [00:30:45] [00:30:52] Stand and behold. Arthur is dead. [00:30:55] [00:30:58] The day is mine. [00:31:00] [00:31:02] Arthur lives. The day is still ours. [00:31:04] [00:31:09] Get drown. Get drown. [00:31:11] [00:31:19] Get drown? I think they are in retreat. [00:31:21] [00:31:22] Now for the kill. Pursue and slay! [00:31:25] Pursue and slay! [00:31:26] [00:32:34] We have them. Perish them all|and dead for all. [00:32:37] [00:33:08] Do you see my banner shame? [00:33:10] [00:33:11] Strike the dragon banner bearer. [00:33:12] [00:33:33] He has won his first, my lord.|He has done wonderfully. [00:33:35] [00:33:36] Fine work, Percival. [00:33:37] [00:33:38] And now for England. [00:33:39] [00:33:53] Forward. Make them fall like apples|in a gale. [00:33:57] [00:34:34] The day is ours. [00:34:35] [00:34:36] Hail to Arthur, king of England.|Hail to Arthur, king of England! [00:34:42] [00:34:55] My lords, do you accept Arthur Pendragon [00:34:59] as your king? [00:35:00] [00:35:01] Then accept also his pardon. [00:35:04] Whereby he does absolve you all|from retribution. [00:35:08] [00:35:09] So that to keep the peace of England. [00:35:11] [00:35:12] My lords! [00:35:13] in true penitence I do confess my wrongs|against King Arthur. [00:35:16] [00:35:17] And beg live to serve him loyally|as his knight. [00:35:19] [00:35:20] That live I freely give. [00:35:22] Sire, I request that the deeds of|this knight be put to banishment. [00:35:25] [00:35:26] Would you have me break my word? [00:35:27] [00:35:28] The war is over Lancelot, and I begin|my reign in peace and honor. [00:35:30] [00:35:31] This man will destroy you. [00:35:32] Sire, must I stand and be rebuked|by this mongering knight. [00:35:34] [00:35:35] I will give this satisfaction... [00:35:36] [00:35:39] Stop! Stop Mordred. [00:35:40] [00:35:44] Put up your swords. [00:35:45] [00:35:46] Are you not an outlaw? [00:35:48] [00:35:49] Cool your hot blood and keep your place. [00:35:51] [00:35:52] Which is high enough, [00:35:53] [00:35:54] but not above the good of the realm. [00:35:55] [00:35:59] My lords, Arthur Pendragon will be|crowned king in the city of Camelot. [00:36:04] [00:36:05] There also will he wed|the princess Guinevere. [00:36:08] [00:36:09] Then shall you all assemble to|pay homage to him and to his queen. [00:36:15] [00:36:16] So be it. [00:36:17] [00:36:19] I am King Banes' son of Benwick [00:36:20] [00:36:21] rebuked by you before this company. [00:36:22] [00:36:23] While that man lives|I will not pay you homage. [00:36:26] [00:36:58] Sing up Lancelot. [00:36:59] [00:37:00] Where's that voice Lancelot with|thy heart and thy boot? [00:37:03] Let him be you rattlesnake . [00:37:05] [00:37:10] Whose shields are these?|Ask who they were, sir knight? [00:37:13] [00:37:14] Why. They all three slain.|Well, not slain. Would you say esquire? [00:37:18] [00:37:19] Oh not certainly esquire,|but put to sad saw shame. [00:37:22] [00:37:23] Our lord master stripped them of all. [00:37:25] [00:37:26] Armor, horses and their lady. [00:37:28] [00:37:29] And out they went on foot like penitence [00:37:31] [00:37:32] What lady is this you speak of? [00:37:33] [00:37:34] Why the lady under escort of the three nights. [00:37:36] [00:37:37] Didn't you see there a way? [00:37:38] [00:37:40] Then your master is a naive and a dog. [00:37:42] [00:37:48] Then good sir knight by your leads,|we will throw dice for your horse now. [00:37:53] Wait for me here. [00:37:54] [00:38:09] State your purpose. [00:38:11] You hold a lady against her will.|Perhaps, not against mine. [00:38:14] I beg you let her go free. [00:38:16] If you would free her that|would be simply done. Slay me first. [00:38:19] [00:38:20] That sir knight shall be my pleasure. [00:38:21] I heed you fight fiercely.|If I slay you while you hit [00:38:23] then the lady's heart will melt|like butter in my hand. [00:38:27] [00:38:28] You will be melting in another place,|sir knight. [00:38:30] [00:38:31] But where is the lady? [00:38:32] [00:38:33] Fine, the head of my shield seems|to accept me as champion. [00:38:35] [00:38:36] There the lady stand. [00:38:38] [00:38:53] My lady will you take me for|your champion? [00:38:54] [00:38:55] Tell me first, sire. Who are you?|He who would be your champion. [00:38:59] [00:39:00] And why do you champion my cause? [00:39:02] [00:39:04] Because my lady I have seen many wonders|in my time, [00:39:06] [00:39:07] but not in this world|as beautiful as you. [00:39:08] [00:39:09] Sire, he is the... Brigette. [00:39:10] [00:39:12] I take you for my champion, sir knight. [00:39:14] [00:39:37] For the lady. [00:39:39] [00:39:52] He's all bark and no dog, your highness. [00:39:54] [00:40:04] He barks well enough.|Now let us see how he bites. [00:40:08] [00:40:09] I cry porter. [00:40:10] [00:40:12] You'll be crying porter, sir knight, [00:40:12] [00:40:13] unless you swear to take the lady|wherever she decides to go. [00:40:14] And because you've dishonored|a good knight, [00:40:15] [00:40:16] you shall give up your armor, [00:40:18] hang your shield besides the others|on that tree. [00:40:21] [00:40:22] I swear it. I swear it. [00:40:23] [00:40:24] Mean thy ways, sire.|There is some good in you. [00:40:27] [00:40:28] And guard the lady well. [00:40:29] [00:40:30] On my honor. [00:40:32] [00:40:54] You are free my lady. [00:40:55] [00:40:56] Where do you go from here? [00:40:57] [00:40:58] To the wedding of King Arthur|and Princess Guinevere in Camelot. [00:41:01] Will you ride there with me? [00:41:02] [00:41:03] I wish it could be so.|my lady, but it cannot. [00:41:05] [00:41:06] Sir Adolf Pek Ok Yander will conduct|you there in safety. [00:41:10] [00:41:11] Tell me, Sir Knight. Who are you? [00:41:12] [00:41:16] Forgive me lady,|but there is shame upon my name. [00:41:19] [00:41:21] I think that you've never done|a shameful thing, [00:41:23] [00:41:24] nor ever will. [00:41:25] [00:41:26] For that may God's mercy be forever|with you. [00:41:29] [00:41:30] For God's mercy be forever be with you,|too. [00:41:32] [00:41:33] My lady. [00:41:35] [00:41:46] Every knight in England must be here|today. [00:41:48] [00:41:49] I wish Sir Lancelot were here. [00:41:50] [00:41:51] You have set another apple cart? [00:41:53] [00:41:54] If it need a hundred apple carts, [00:41:54] [00:41:55] it would be a fair price of the sight|of his face again. [00:41:57] [00:42:28] She ever grows more beautiful. [00:42:29] [00:42:48] They are a match. [00:42:50] [00:42:51] And if they are not,|they will make themselves. [00:42:53] [00:44:09] Long live to King Arthur.|Long live to Queen Guinevere. [00:44:15] [00:44:16] My lords, come forward [00:44:18] [00:44:19] and to each his homage as|the ancient custom does degree. [00:44:23] [00:44:24] My leader, it is said on this day of|great rejoicing [00:44:27] [00:44:28] that any man may ask one favor. [00:44:30] [00:44:31] And the King will grant it provided|that it be not against the realm. [00:44:33] [00:44:34] That is true. And I will do it,|if it not be against the realm. [00:44:37] [00:44:38] My master ask of you this honor [00:44:40] that he may be the first to|do you homage. [00:44:42] [00:44:43] Who is your master? [00:44:44] [00:44:45] Sir Lancelot of the Gate.|King Banes' son of Benwick. [00:44:48] Knight commander of the army of England. [00:44:50] [00:44:51] I grant your request. [00:44:52] [00:45:06] In my lead I am your man.|With my mouth and hands, [00:45:08] I swear to serve your cause|against all odds. [00:45:12] My lord, I fought Lancelot and live. [00:45:15] Sir Lancelot, [00:45:16] [00:45:17] with my mouth and hands I swear|we shall not fight again. [00:45:20] [00:45:21] Sire, forgive my discourtesy|at the Ring of Stones. [00:45:24] [00:45:25] I rebuked you too sourly,|and I say it before this company. [00:45:28] [00:45:29] Pay homage also to your queen. [00:45:31] [00:45:33] Guinevere, this knight is my banner,|sword and shield. [00:45:36] [00:45:43] This is the knight who came so swift|to my rescue. [00:45:45] Lancelot? But so late in my wedding. [00:45:47] [00:45:49] Sir Lancelot, I thank you for the rescue|of my lady. [00:45:51] [00:45:52] In gratitude I make you henceforth,|the queen's champion. [00:45:56] [00:46:07] I shall ever be in your quarrel to|be your knight in right [00:46:09] [00:46:10] or in wrong at the hazard of my body, [00:46:11] From this day forth to my death. [00:46:15] [00:46:19] Be thou my champion in right or|in wrong. [00:46:23] [00:46:31] You stand here in the presence|of your peers [00:46:34] to become knights of the round table. [00:46:37] [00:46:38] Therefore,|each man shall say aloud this vow: [00:46:41] [00:46:42] I will fear God. Honor the king, [00:46:46] and defend this realm with honor|and might. [00:46:50] [00:47:03] With God's good grace, [00:47:04] [00:47:05] I will hold myself true to|this fellowship of knights [00:47:08] [00:47:09] In the name of each man here I vow|in God's name, [00:47:12] [00:47:13] to do battle against all evil doers. [00:47:15] [00:47:16] But never in any wrong cause|nor do any outrage. [00:47:19] [00:47:20] I will defend the helpless|and protect all women, [00:47:23] [00:47:24] and be merciful to all men. [00:47:26] [00:47:27] I will honor my word, [00:47:28] [00:47:29] and I will speak no treason nor slander. [00:47:32] [00:47:34] I will be true in friendship|and faithful in love. [00:47:38] [00:47:39] All this I do swear on the hilt|of my sword. [00:47:42] [00:47:43] To all here, swear it likewise. [00:47:45] [00:47:51] So be it. God, grant long life|to the table round. [00:47:55] [00:48:03] So England was blessed with Peace. [00:48:05] [00:48:06] For while Arthur and Lancelot|were united in friendship, [00:48:09] [00:48:10] no forces of evil were strong enough|to prevail [00:48:12] [00:48:13] against the chivalry of the round table. [00:48:15] [00:48:20] Doom! Do my ear look like an apple? [00:48:23] [00:48:24] It was Duke with his harp.|He did it on purpose to spoil my aim. [00:48:27] [00:48:28] Well your aim is as far as his music. [00:48:30] [00:48:33] With that bow go, Wayne. [00:48:34] [00:48:35] We can grow new apples quicker|than we can grow new ears. [00:48:37] [00:48:38] My new horse against yours. [00:48:39] [00:48:40] I'll split that apple before you do.|I'll take it! [00:48:41] [00:48:42] By your lead, my lady. [00:48:43] [00:48:48] Stop daydreaming. [00:48:49] You're in a court now, not in a meadow. [00:48:51] [00:49:00] My lady. [00:49:01] [00:49:03] This is my sister, Elaine. [00:49:05] [00:49:06] Elaine? You may stand up. Thank you. [00:49:09] [00:49:10] I beg you to make her a lady in waiting. [00:49:12] [00:49:13] She refuses to stay home anymore. [00:49:15] Is that you would like? [00:49:17] Music! [00:49:18] [00:49:31] You owe me a horse, sir knight. [00:49:32] [00:49:39] Sir Lancelot of the Lake, my sister.|My lady. [00:49:42] [00:49:43] Have you found the happy islands yet? [00:49:45] Happy islands, my lady? [00:49:47] [00:49:48] Have you forgotten them as easy as|you have forgotten me? [00:49:50] [00:49:51] Forgotten you? [00:49:52] [00:49:57] By a thousand pardon my lady.|But how grown up you are. [00:50:01] You think so, too? [00:50:02] [00:50:03] Everyone does except you. [00:50:04] [00:50:05] Are you still making midsummer wishes? [00:50:07] [00:50:08] No. That was the only one|I shall ever make. [00:50:11] [00:50:12] Is your horse well? Barings? Yes. [00:50:15] He will remember you, and he will be|delighted to see you again, my lady. [00:50:18] [00:50:19] When will I see him? [00:50:20] Do you presume that a knight of|the round table had nothing [00:50:22] better to do than to show you his horse? [00:50:24] [00:50:25] When may I see Barings.|He was part of my wish. [00:50:28] [00:50:29] You shall see him tomorrow, my lady. [00:50:30] [00:50:46] Where have you seen that child before? [00:50:48] In the wood. In a midsummer's eve. [00:50:51] [00:50:52] She made a wish in a pool for a knight|to come riding by and carry her off. [00:50:55] [00:50:57] And did a knight come riding by|and carry her off? [00:51:00] Not while I was there. [00:51:02] [00:51:09] Am I deceived, or do I sense a pair|of royal turtle doves? [00:51:12] [00:51:16] What is that? [00:51:16] [00:51:17] Oh, a coin. How beautiful. [00:51:20] [00:51:23] It's yours. [00:51:24] [00:51:26] Thank you. [00:51:27] [00:51:28] Do you know what I think? [00:51:29] [00:51:30] We should set a trap to|catch our turtle doves, my lord. [00:51:34] [00:52:19] My lady, that is a new necklace|you're wearing this evening. [00:52:22] May I admire it? lf you wish? [00:52:23] [00:52:24] An old coin, how curious and charming. [00:52:26] Only one who loves most deeply [00:52:28] gives such an unusual token to his lady. [00:52:32] [00:52:33] I had not notice it. Why, my lord.|To give such a gift and not notice it, [00:52:36] [00:52:37] when it is worn in your honor. [00:52:39] It was given to me by Sir Lancelot,|not the king. [00:52:41] [00:52:42] By Lancelot. I wish that|I could charm you in such a gift, sire. [00:52:47] What must I do to deserve it? [00:52:49] [00:52:50] By pleasing you with my dancing.|Will that be a beginning? [00:52:52] [00:52:53] I'm already in your debt, my lady. [00:52:54] [00:52:55] May I delight my lord, my lady? [00:52:57] [00:53:00] Alas, my lady, you have come off worst. [00:53:02] But never mind. After this, [00:53:03] [00:53:04] Sir Lancelot shall dance with you|for the rest of the evening. [00:53:07] I shall command it. [00:53:08] [00:53:27] Well sire, now that we're alone.|What is the great secret? [00:53:30] [00:53:31] A pleasant one I hope. [00:53:33] [00:53:34] Not pleasant, and no longer,|unfortunately, a secret. [00:53:36] [00:53:37] A delicate matter and yet|I must be bland. [00:53:39] [00:53:42] The court is a very elegant place,|my lady. [00:53:45] [00:53:46] And dubbed as so when you are queen|of it. [00:53:48] [00:53:49] But its walls, not only have ears,|they have eyes. And they have lips. [00:53:53] [00:53:54] No one is safe from them, my lady. [00:53:56] [00:53:57] Not even the king himself. Not even you. [00:53:59] [00:54:00] Are you trying to tell me that|I have enemies? [00:54:02] Everyone in the court has enemies. [00:54:04] [00:54:05] If the queen could lie that|the men will believe, [00:54:08] it could break the round table|and destroy the kingdom. [00:54:12] [00:54:13] What lie can they make of me? [00:54:14] [00:54:15] One that would involve Lancelot. [00:54:16] [00:54:18] Lancelot is my husband's friend. [00:54:20] And Mordred is your husband's enemy. [00:54:23] [00:54:26] Does my husband know of this?|Not from my lips. [00:54:29] Then I shall tell him. No, my lady.|Why not? [00:54:31] [00:54:32] If Arthur believed you|and banished Mordred, [00:54:35] I should no longer be able to keep|an eye on him which I do very well here [00:54:39] If he disbelieve you, [00:54:40] [00:54:41] you would have done yourself great harm|in his trusting eyes. [00:54:44] [00:54:46] And what of Lancelot in all of these? [00:54:48] [00:54:49] It is Lancelot for whom I am concerned. [00:54:51] [00:54:52] He is the torch which|Mordred would light up even. [00:54:55] [00:54:56] This is horrible. It is life. [00:54:58] [00:55:00] Lancelot is too vulnerable. [00:55:02] [00:55:03] To be out of reach of this mischief, [00:55:06] [00:55:07] he should be safely married. Married? [00:55:08] [00:55:09] I am glad it is I who sit watching|your face at this moment [00:55:13] and not Morgan le Fay, my lady. [00:55:15] [00:55:16] Do you suspect me, too? No, my lady. [00:55:18] [00:55:19] But I'm just as artful as she|at weaving guilt out of the innocence, [00:55:24] Iet it be at the good of my cause. [00:55:26] [00:55:28] That should be it. [00:55:30] It is not too cruel a sacrifice|for the throne he serves. [00:55:35] [00:55:53] Why so silent, child? [00:55:54] [00:55:55] I am trying to find the courage to|ask you a question, my lady. [00:55:58] [00:55:59] Why it is so difficult? Because.. [00:56:01] [00:56:03] Is it about Sir Lancelot? [00:56:05] [00:56:06] How did you know, my lady? [00:56:08] I guess. Now, ask me your question. [00:56:10] [00:56:11] Does he love anyone, my lady? [00:56:12] [00:56:14] He has never told me so. [00:56:16] Then there isn't anyone else.|No, no one. [00:56:19] [00:56:21] Does he ever notice me and speak|about me? [00:56:23] [00:56:24] I'm sure he does. [00:56:25] [00:56:27] My lady, would he marry someone|who loves him as much as I do? [00:56:31] Even if he didn't love her very much.|Even he only loves her very little. [00:56:36] [00:56:37] Would any woman be wise to marry a man|who do not love her, my child? [00:56:41] [00:56:42] It could bring heartbreak with it. [00:56:43] My heart would only break if I thought|that I might never see him again. [00:56:46] [00:56:48] Then you would marry him no matter|what the cost. [00:56:50] Oh yes, my lady. Yes. [00:56:52] [00:56:53] I will. [00:56:54] [00:56:57] Men, you seek yourself for some wind, [00:56:59] [00:57:00] I'll wait for you down the river. [00:57:01] [00:57:10] Elaine was speaking of you|as we rode here. [00:57:11] [00:57:12] It does me great honor. [00:57:13] [00:57:15] I come to know her very well. [00:57:16] [00:57:17] I trust it pleases you. [00:57:18] [00:57:20] Does she please you? Why yes. Why not? [00:57:24] [00:57:25] How much does she please you? [00:57:26] [00:57:27] Saving yourself, I would be her servant|before all others. [00:57:30] [00:57:51] Lesson Sheba. Lesson. [00:57:53] [00:58:24] Stop Sheba. [00:58:25] [00:58:52] Lancelot, there's something|I must tell you. [00:58:55] [00:58:57] I know that you love me. [00:58:58] [00:58:59] You would never tell me so,|but I know that you do. [00:59:01] [00:59:03] While it was our secret [00:59:04] [00:59:05] no harm and shame could come of it. [00:59:06] but it is no longer a secret. [00:59:07] [00:59:09] And we have enemies. [00:59:10] [00:59:12] Those enemies will be silent if... [00:59:14] [00:59:16] you wed Elaine. [00:59:17] [00:59:19] It is my wish that you do so,|for she loves you too. [00:59:22] [00:59:27] All through the war Arthur would speak|of you. [00:59:29] [00:59:30] I fought beside him shoulder to shoulder|but you are forever in his heart. [00:59:33] [00:59:34] You must not be in mine too. [00:59:36] [00:59:37] I will do as you bid me. [00:59:39] [00:59:40] Thank you. [00:59:41] [00:59:55] Come Sheba. [00:59:56] [01:00:13] Well flown. Yes, he flew too well. [01:00:16] [01:00:17] Sire, if it would please you, I will go|to the north as captain of the marches [01:00:20] [01:00:21] You, Lancelot? Why? [01:00:22] [01:00:23] There's good fighting in the north. [01:00:24] [01:00:26] The Pigs are in revolt.|The Pigs are always in revolt. [01:00:29] [01:00:30] Sire, you know me better|than any man living. [01:00:31] [01:00:32] My sword has been idled for too long.|I'm sick for the sound of battle. [01:00:35] [01:00:37] I understand my man.|You have my lead to go. [01:00:41] [01:00:42] I will also ask the favor of the lady,|Elaine. [01:00:44] [01:00:46] Will you go with me my lady, as my wife? [01:00:49] [01:00:51] Yes, my lord. [01:00:52] [01:00:54] Happily. [01:00:55] [01:00:58] Oh my lady. My child, our blessings be|with you both.. [01:01:02] [01:01:15] My lady, and the favor of my wife,|I will remain your champion [01:01:17] [01:01:18] and carry your scarf and scroll|as I've always done, [01:01:20] in loyalty [01:01:22] and in honor. [01:01:24] [01:01:33] God go with you. [01:01:34] [01:01:50] How we shall miss him. [01:01:51] [01:01:53] I'm missing him already. [01:01:55] [01:02:04] Advance the banner! [01:02:05] [01:02:07] Lower! [01:02:09] [01:02:10] Stand on! Lift! Stand on! [01:02:12] [01:02:18] Forward on! [01:02:21] [01:02:47] Which of us glean most as wonder|to see them depart? [01:02:51] [01:02:53] Whichever of us has the tenderness heart [01:02:55] [01:02:57] Good. Then, neither of us is gleaning. [01:03:00] [01:03:24] Is there any sign of him?|A messenger or horse, maybe? [01:03:28] I feel my husband somewhere near us,|Dwain. [01:03:30] [01:03:31] I wish I had your faith, my lady. [01:03:33] Then do not falter in your own, Dwain. [01:03:35] [01:03:36] I tell myself, three months,|about a quarter of a year, [01:03:39] but already, I feel I've been gone|for three century. [01:03:42] [01:03:43] They will come home safe. I can feel it. [01:03:45] [01:03:46] They are very close to me. [01:03:47] [01:03:48] I would even be closer to him|if he'd taken me instead of that harper [01:03:51] [01:03:52] Would you see that Garette can watch|over my safety? [01:03:55] [01:03:56] No, my lady. [01:03:57] [01:03:58] He has no more sense of responsibility|than his own silly harp. [01:04:01] [01:04:04] Dwain. My lady. [01:04:07] [01:04:24] Never a sign of a foe.|Will we ever see a pig? [01:04:26] [01:04:27] They are hiding somewhere like badgers.|Or dissolve in the highland mist. [01:04:30] [01:04:31] Then they'll smother us to dead. [01:04:32] [01:04:35] Silence! [01:04:36] [01:04:44] Form a ring! [01:04:45] [01:05:16] Form a ring! [01:05:18] [01:06:04] Shields! [01:06:05] [01:06:13] Old Burt. You must muster it.. [01:06:14] [01:06:15] My lord, I lasted my last blood. [01:06:18] [01:06:20] Wasn't I such non crude a knight|after all. [01:06:22] [01:06:23] You always be a good knight as|I have known. [01:06:25] [01:06:38] Forward on! [01:06:40] [01:07:31] My lady. My lady. Gently. Gently. [01:07:33] [01:07:34] Oh Nanna, help me quickly. [01:07:34] [01:07:35] My knight is here and I'm not ready|to greet him. [01:07:38] Told you not to flush yourself.|I'm not flushing. [01:07:41] [01:07:42] I am well. Truly, I am well.|Now that he is here. [01:07:44] [01:07:57] My lady. [01:07:57] [01:07:59] My lord. [01:08:00] [01:08:34] The Scottish mist has rusted|all his notes. [01:08:37] [01:09:12] A lovely song, Garius. [01:09:13] [01:09:14] But why such a sad one. [01:09:15] [01:09:16] Right. Strike up a gay tune! [01:09:17] [01:09:18] Will you dance, my lady? Yes. [01:09:20] [01:09:33] Lancelot! Lancelot! Percival is here.|Percival! Percival! [01:09:37] [01:09:39] Never with a face more welcome. [01:09:40] [01:09:41] Never with a heart more cold and weary. [01:09:43] [01:09:44] Come. Sit by the fire.|Bring me some wine. Yes, Sir. [01:09:46] [01:09:47] What news? What news in the court? [01:09:49] [01:09:50] You know more than l. We? [01:09:50] [01:09:51] We knew nothing since we left there. [01:09:53] How long have you been gone|from Camelot? Maybe weeks. [01:09:56] [01:09:58] Is everything all well with you?|I'm upon a quest, sire. [01:09:59] [01:10:01] What do you seek? [01:10:03] [01:10:04] The holy grail. [01:10:06] [01:10:08] At Pentecost. When the round table meet. [01:10:09] [01:10:10] Every night, the savior would sat|in his own place, [01:10:11] [01:10:12] then suddenly we heard the crash and cry|of thunder. Louder and louder until [01:10:16] we thought the walls was tumbling|and would destroy us. [01:10:20] But then the tune had died and|the hall was filled with light. [01:10:24] [01:10:26] A hundred times more clear than day [01:10:29] that no life could speak. [01:10:32] [01:10:33] Then we heard music. [01:10:34] The skies were filled with joyful song. [01:10:37] [01:10:38] A voice spoke. A voice? [01:10:40] [01:10:41] It was the strangest thing. [01:10:42] [01:10:43] But this is something|I do not even now understand. What? [01:10:46] [01:10:48] Every night I heard the music|and saw the light. [01:10:50] [01:10:52] I was the only one who heard the voice. [01:10:54] What did it say? He said... [01:10:55] [01:10:56] Percival, my love. Who has come out of [01:10:59] [01:11:01] worldly life into spiritual life. [01:11:04] [01:11:05] Go forth. Seek the holy grail.|Blessed for it that [01:11:08] [01:11:09] our Lord drunk from it|at the last stand supper. [01:11:12] [01:11:14] When he died upon the cross for|all mankind, he held his precious blood [01:11:17] Seek him. [01:11:19] To the end of the faith and|what is eternal maybe renewed. [01:11:23] [01:11:24] For in good time, the cup will return|to earth. [01:11:27] [01:11:29] And there remain and that men may be|at peace with one another. [01:11:33] [01:11:34] Blessed be God who lives and moves|in all things eternally. [01:11:38] [01:11:39] Amen. [01:11:40] [01:11:42] The king granted me leave to go forth|upon my quest. [01:11:45] But in his heart, it saddens him to|see me go. First, Lancelot. [01:11:48] Now you, he said. [01:11:50] [01:11:52] He is a lonely man. [01:11:53] [01:11:56] You are twice welcome, my brother,|Percival. [01:11:58] [01:11:59] Your coming has brought us|both great joy. [01:12:00] [01:12:01] My lady, will you see him to his comfort|I will make my rounds with the guards [01:12:05] [01:12:09] All the happiness in my world is here|with me now.. [01:12:12] [01:12:13] And mine has all renewed. [01:12:15] [01:12:57] What is it? [01:12:58] [01:13:00] Nothing, my lord. [01:13:01] [01:13:02] Is loneliness nothing? I'm not lonely. [01:13:04] No. [01:13:06] [01:13:08] I am. [01:13:09] [01:13:10] I think you are also. [01:13:12] [01:13:14] Great task brings great demands|upon the situation, [01:13:17] [01:13:18] and sometimes great ways. [01:13:20] [01:13:21] I also must watch you walk with it. [01:13:23] [01:13:24] None may follow you and be accountable. [01:13:25] [01:13:26] I least of all. [01:13:27] [01:13:30] You most of all. [01:13:31] [01:13:33] My lord, I honor your performance. [01:13:35] I often wonder how you can bring justice|and rescue to your people. [01:13:38] [01:13:40] At last. I have seen them. [01:13:42] [01:13:43] By far with love far more understanding [01:13:47] [01:13:49] Here are so many pretty queens than I [01:13:53] [01:14:10] I love him also, Guinevere. [01:14:12] [01:14:29] I did not know my sister could be|so happy. [01:14:32] [01:14:33] Whoever has put his trust in you,|you would mahe happy. [01:14:35] [01:14:36] Who knows better than l? [01:14:38] [01:14:40] What I do not know is why I came [01:14:41] [01:14:42] to be chosen for the holy quest, [01:14:44] [01:14:45] instead of the choice of knight|that has been christened. [01:14:47] [01:14:50] Every world I ever conquest,|I saw and achieved. [01:14:52] [01:14:53] never have been beaten in a quarrel|whether right or wrong. [01:14:56] [01:14:57] But in holy things I know I will fail [01:14:58] [01:14:59] for the sins of my heart are not light. [01:15:01] [01:15:02] And no power will make it pure again. [01:15:04] [01:15:05] If there's a weight of sorrow|in your heart. [01:15:07] [01:15:08] Let mine be half await.|I know there is no sin in your heart. [01:15:13] For my own would look black and lost. [01:15:16] [01:15:18] There's no sin in you, Percival.|And you will find what you seek. [01:15:22] [01:15:23] The voice who spoke to you is God's. [01:15:26] [01:15:30] My lord, Lancelot. [01:15:33] Come. Sit by me. [01:15:35] [01:15:36] I will tell you the dream I dreamt. [01:15:38] [01:15:40] About our son. [01:15:41] [01:15:44] You are certain it is to be a son,|are you? [01:15:47] [01:15:48] I saw him. He was armed all in white. [01:15:51] [01:15:52] Shield and spear of white. [01:15:53] [01:15:54] And so is his horse. [01:15:55] [01:15:57] He had your eyes, your smile.|And your bearing. [01:16:00] [01:16:01] And yet, he was like no one save himself [01:16:04] [01:16:06] There was a great light above. [01:16:08] I envy your such a dream. [01:16:10] [01:16:12] You know, do you not?|That my dream will come true. [01:16:15] [01:16:17] You always have. [01:16:18] [01:16:21] You're always happy. [01:16:22] [01:16:23] Why did you say that? [01:16:24] [01:16:25] You never found your happy islands. [01:16:28] [01:16:29] Strange that you should remember|that idle jest of mine above all others. [01:16:33] [01:16:34] It was no idle jest. [01:16:35] [01:16:38] These are my happy islands. [01:16:40] [01:16:41] I don't want more than these for life. [01:16:43] [01:16:44] You indeed been made so happy|by so little. [01:16:47] [01:16:48] So little? [01:16:49] [01:16:50] if I had all my life to live again. [01:16:52] [01:16:54] It will have nothing different. [01:16:56] [01:16:58] Do you understand, Lancelot. [01:16:59] [01:17:00] Nothing different. [01:17:02] [01:17:04] I want you to remember that, always. [01:17:06] [01:17:08] I will. [01:17:09] [01:17:15] Is Mordred here? With King Mar. [01:17:17] [01:17:25] What does Mordred so far knows? [01:17:27] Why have we been summoned here? [01:17:29] [01:17:30] What have you come unless|you've guessed my purpose. [01:17:32] I shall have no parts & parcels against|Arthur until the country is divided [01:17:35] Nor l. [01:17:36] [01:17:37] What will divide it quicker than|a clash between Lancelot and Arthur. [01:17:40] His head is full of wild nonsense.|Not wild or nonsense. [01:17:44] [01:17:45] There is a frail link in Arthur's chain. [01:17:46] [01:17:48] Lancelot is the queen's lover. [01:17:49] [01:17:50] What else do you think I'm here,|my lords? [01:17:51] [01:17:52] If Mar would have slew for peace, [01:17:53] [01:17:55] I will do the rest. [01:17:55] [01:17:56] I slew Lancelot for peace. [01:17:58] Once the war has end, what would keep [01:17:59] [01:18:00] Lancelot from returning to|the court of Camelot. [01:18:01] [01:18:03] Once at Camelot, [01:18:04] [01:18:06] Lancelot and the queen|will betray themselves. [01:18:08] [01:18:09] I put my oath upon it. [01:18:10] I caught Lancelot if he returns, [01:18:13] it's madness.|Wait, let me hear Mordred out. [01:18:15] [01:18:16] I smell method in his mind. [01:18:19] [01:18:22] Read it. [01:18:23] [01:18:30] Sire, I give thee royal greetings. [01:18:31] [01:18:33] The border is now under such good rule|as you will have. [01:18:36] The Pigs under their leader Mar|have ensued for peace. [01:18:39] [01:18:40] With Garius and Dwain, I sent my son,|Galahad. [01:18:44] [01:18:45] For whom in giving him life, my lady,|his mother died. [01:18:51] [01:18:52] Than hers, no heart is more constant|and gentle and more forgiving. [01:18:58] [01:18:59] I pray you'll take him to send my son|to my father. [01:19:03] [01:19:04] That he may have joy in his grandchild. [01:19:06] Be certain of our friendship [01:19:08] [01:19:09] and grace the queen may know that|I am her true servant still [01:19:14] [01:19:16] Lancelot, [01:19:17] [01:19:19] knight. [01:19:20] [01:19:24] When should you return to the north? [01:19:27] [01:19:28] As soon as you please, Sire.|I will give you letters to Lancelot. [01:19:30] And then you shall go. [01:19:31] [01:19:34] Sire, Lancelot must come back,|he has been to long away. [01:19:39] [01:19:40] You're right. [01:19:40] [01:19:41] Sire, it is too soon to send|for Lancelot. [01:19:43] [01:19:44] Too soon, when the war is over? [01:19:45] [01:19:46] Mar will be up in arms and back again|as soon as his back is turned. [01:19:48] [01:19:49] Lancelot still serve England best|from the marches. [01:19:52] [01:19:53] And would not come save by command, [01:19:54] [01:19:55] therefore, command him not to come. [01:19:57] [01:20:00] Let us leave with the child, my lady. [01:20:00] [01:20:01] I shall speak with Merlin|on this matter later [01:20:01] [01:20:02] when his tongue is not so sharp. [01:20:03] [01:20:15] When his tongue is not so sharp. [01:20:17] [01:20:18] I would if I had the old raven throat|between my fingers now. [01:20:21] [01:20:23] Fingers lay bruises. [01:20:24] [01:20:25] Merlin is old. [01:20:26] [01:20:27] His death could easily look more natural [01:20:29] [01:20:32] Make it so. [01:20:34] [01:21:14] Merlin, I sent for you some hours ago. [01:21:16] [01:21:18] Why did you not come to me? [01:21:19] [01:21:21] Let's not quarrel about Lancelot. [01:21:23] [01:21:24] If for real reasons be sound [01:21:25] [01:21:26] I pledge to lead him in the north. [01:21:28] But let me request old retiring [01:21:30] [01:21:31] If I shall be recalling... [01:21:32] I will have to ask you again. [01:21:33] [01:21:35] Now, what do you say? [01:21:36] [01:21:37] Merlin. [01:21:38] [01:21:40] Merlin. [01:21:40] [01:22:26] Forward! Advances! [01:22:28] [01:22:32] Ready! At ease! [01:22:34] [01:22:39] Knights and ladies, [01:22:40] [01:22:41] for as much as Sir Lancelot of|the Lake has kept the king's guard [01:22:45] [01:22:46] on the northern marches well|and faithfully, [01:22:49] [01:22:50] and he has now returned to court|as the king's desire, [01:22:53] I do proclaim in the king's name 12 days|of holiday, [01:22:58] [01:22:59] with such tournaments, feasting,|dancing and merrymaking, [01:23:03] [01:23:04] that shall be devised hereafter. [01:23:07] [01:23:28] Plague take the tournament. [01:23:29] [01:23:30] Why must I run the course [01:23:31] with every knight who wants to shout|for his lady? [01:23:33] So that every lady will shout for you. [01:23:35] [01:23:36] Though neither of them would shout|for his ballads, [01:23:39] he will still sing to them one|after the other. [01:23:40] [01:23:41] and he can sing them one after another.|Till they shout for him for mercy. [01:23:43] [01:23:45] What's that, my lord? A lady's veil? [01:23:47] [01:23:48] Why not'S [01:23:48] [01:23:49] Is it in memory of the lady Elaine? [01:23:51] [01:23:53] I need no scarf to remember her. [01:23:55] [01:23:57] Why, my soul. Lancelot is wearing|a ladies veil on his arm. [01:24:02] [01:24:03] A veil? But is he not still in mourning|for his wife? [01:24:06] I thank God some lady has called|his thoughts back. [01:24:09] [01:25:49] Sire, my lady. [01:25:51] [01:25:53] What is the most difficult art|in the world? [01:25:55] [01:25:56] It is the Chevanae. [01:25:57] [01:25:58] We'll call a dancer that will dance|around these stones, [01:26:01] without breaking one. [01:26:03] [01:26:04] If you doubt me, [01:26:05] Iay your wagers on the number|he will break. [01:26:08] [01:26:09] 2. 7. 4. 7.... [01:26:09] [01:26:12] I wager he breaks none [01:26:14] Impossible. What will you wager? A kiss. [01:26:17] [01:26:19] Is that the queen's new rival? [01:26:21] [01:26:22] I wonder. [01:26:23] [01:26:25] Agreed. [01:26:26] [01:26:57] So far so good. [01:26:58] [01:27:19] Take your wager. [01:27:22] [01:27:38] Lady Vivian must best take care.|We are all a little jealous of her. [01:27:40] [01:27:41] Are we not, my lady? [01:27:43] [01:27:53] Leave me. [01:27:54] [01:27:56] But madam who will tend to you? [01:27:57] [01:27:58] I will tend to myself. [01:27:59] [01:28:55] You're right, my lady.|The queen has gone to see Sir Lancelot. [01:28:57] The men are waiting and ready.|Fetch them to the east tar. [01:28:59] [01:29:02] Go. [01:29:02] [01:29:04] This time we shall not fail. [01:29:06] The king must prove absolute. [01:29:07] [01:29:08] You must not be there|when they are taken. [01:29:09] [01:29:10] Arthur must think that we are innocent|of this affair. [01:29:11] [01:29:12] Wait here. [01:29:13] [01:29:14] Then we will not fail. [01:29:15] [01:29:27] Who is it? [01:29:28] [01:29:41] My lady. Close the door. [01:29:42] [01:29:49] What brought you here? [01:29:50] [01:29:51] I must know what I've done that [01:29:52] you should hurt me? [01:29:53] [01:29:54] You have come at this hour|to ask me that. [01:29:56] [01:29:57] Where else can I ask you.|In the presence of the court, [01:29:58] [01:29:59] so that you could shame me. [01:30:01] But it's high treason for you to|come here. You'll dishonor us both. [01:30:04] [01:30:05] You cannot stay here, nor come to me,|nor speak to me [01:30:06] [01:30:07] beyond my duty. [01:30:07] [01:30:08] Is it a part of your duty to|humiliate me for all to see? [01:30:11] [01:30:13] My lady, this is all in your mind,|I beg of you to return to your chamber. [01:30:14] Speak with me tomorrow|when no harm can come of it. [01:30:17] [01:30:20] Why did you ignore me tonight? [01:30:21] [01:30:22] Has your love for me turned to contempt? [01:30:25] [01:30:26] Why? I must know why. [01:30:29] [01:30:30] My lady, in only one thing|you have mistaken me, [01:30:33] [01:30:34] I do not love you. [01:30:35] [01:30:37] It is not in my nature to love and honor [01:30:39] [01:30:40] Only in my nature to fight and sport|and eat, and to fight again. [01:30:42] [01:30:45] Was it all a lie? Did you never love me? [01:30:48] [01:30:49] What if I did. Nohing last forever. [01:30:51] Least of all, folly. [01:30:52] [01:30:54] What are you saying? [01:30:55] [01:30:56] Did you yourself not warn that Mordred [01:30:57] [01:30:58] watches our every move? [01:30:59] Is he such as fool not to be watching us|this very moment? [01:31:01] [01:31:02] Hoping it is you and not the lady Vivian|that I favor. [01:31:04] [01:31:05] As for the lady, Vivian.|She and I are the feather. [01:31:08] [01:31:09] We demands on one another are alike.|We do not commit high treason. [01:31:12] Stop... [01:31:13] [01:31:14] I beg you say no more. [01:31:15] [01:31:20] I will not degrade myself|before you again. [01:31:22] [01:31:30] Who is it? [01:31:30] [01:31:32] Death. [01:31:33] [01:31:36] They are waiting on the stairs. [01:31:37] [01:31:45] And it was I who had too little faith. [01:31:46] [01:32:00] It's too late for silence, Lancelot.|You're trapped at last. [01:32:04] [01:32:05] Mordred's men. He and Morgan have been|waiting only for this moment. [01:32:07] [01:32:08] Traitor knight. [01:32:09] [01:32:10] We'll have your head on a pole|and your trouble, too. [01:32:12] [01:32:13] You shouldn't come out in|your fancy suit and saddle smack. [01:32:15] [01:32:16] Come out. Or we'll barrel down the door. [01:32:18] [01:32:19] What is it? My sword.|Simon took my sword [01:32:21] [01:32:22] to mend the scabbard. [01:32:23] [01:32:27] We're lost. [01:32:27] [01:32:28] If we're lost, all is lost. [01:32:29] King, kingdom. England. [01:32:30] [01:32:32] Agraven, [01:32:33] [01:32:34] if you withdraw and quit this place,|I swear and vow as knight [01:32:35] [01:32:36] that I will answer to the king. [01:32:38] You shall to the king, and his queen|with you, in Mordred's presence. [01:32:41] Agraven. I will give myself up [01:32:43] [01:32:44] and stand trial [01:32:45] [01:32:46] if you will spare Lancelot. No. [01:32:47] [01:32:50] Give ground, I'll unbar! [01:32:52] [01:32:55] I had him. [01:32:55] [01:34:32] All of them that have befallen|shall be accounted for to Arthur. [01:34:35] [01:34:36] But never by you. [01:34:36] [01:35:08] Sire, you heard proof spoken under oath [01:35:10] [01:35:11] and without malice. [01:35:12] and the Queen Grace has sicken me|with that knight. [01:35:14] [01:35:16] and without the knowledge of her husband. [01:35:17] [01:35:19] Go unattented to the quarter of Sir Lancelot. [01:35:21] [01:35:22] Sires,you shall give your voice each one|of you for or against if you choose. [01:35:26] [01:35:27] You will bear in mind [01:35:28] if they are declare guilty the penalty|by law for high treason. [01:35:31] [01:35:32] For the man, that his head be split from|his body. That his body be dismembered, [01:35:38] [01:35:39] and his quarter shall be hang up on|the high ways [01:35:41] to the admonition of all traitors. [01:35:42] [01:35:44] For the woman, that she be conveyed to|the public square [01:35:49] [01:35:51] Let her be burned alive|before the people. [01:35:53] [01:35:59] Sires give your voice,|whether guilty or not guilty. [01:36:03] [01:36:04] Sir Toll. Guilty. [01:36:06] Sir Lionel. Not guilty. [01:36:08] [01:36:09] Sir Rector. Guilty. [01:36:10] [01:36:24] I heard a great lie in rode here and|without rest. Where is Lancelot? [01:36:26] [01:36:27] I know not. [01:36:28] [01:36:29] The king is here and the trial has all|but ended. [01:36:32] [01:36:33] Trial. [01:36:34] [01:36:40] Therefore, it is found by true count|of voices [01:36:42] [01:36:43] that Lancelot of the Lake and Guinevere|Queen, [01:36:46] are each of them guilty of high treason [01:36:48] against our sovereign lord, King Arthur. [01:36:51] I ask authority for men and arms,|sufficient enough [01:36:55] to take the traitor, Sir Lancelot. [01:36:56] [01:37:24] Most noble king,|I give myself into your hands. [01:37:27] If it is a plea for mercy, you're coming|at an ill time, Sir Lancelot. [01:37:30] [01:37:31] The verdict of high treason has already|been brought against you [01:37:33] [01:37:34] and the queen, Grace. [01:37:35] [01:37:36] Why is the queen not with you? [01:37:37] [01:37:38] Because the queen has been|so greatly wrong, my leader, [01:37:40] [01:37:41] so I will hold her in safety|until the wrong is righted. [01:37:43] Traitor! [01:37:44] [01:37:45] Touching her loyalty and mine,|I will give full account. [01:37:48] [01:37:49] First I must speak of friendship|from which [01:37:52] all else has sprang. [01:37:54] [01:37:56] In the old days I rode in search|of a man and found him [01:37:59] [01:38:00] and became his friend. [01:38:01] [01:38:02] We fought side by side and|endured all things together. [01:38:04] [01:38:05] And if a time we differ and fell out, [01:38:08] [01:38:09] still I'll say that no two men living|were truer friends. [01:38:12] [01:38:14] Then again riding forth, I met a woman [01:38:16] [01:38:17] from that hour I loved her. [01:38:18] [01:38:20] Her name is Guinevere, she's your queen. [01:38:23] [01:38:24] My friend was your king. [01:38:26] It pleased her to make me her champion. [01:38:29] [01:38:30] Therefore, I remained her servant and|no others, saving only the lady, my wife [01:38:34] [01:38:35] to whose soul may God give her|gentle rest. [01:38:37] [01:38:40] A man and a woman may love each other|all their lives [01:38:42] [01:38:43] with no evil between them. [01:38:44] [01:38:45] I dare say that such love is good for|by denial [01:38:48] and suffering, the heart is purified. [01:38:51] Be that as if may my leader that if any|knights save in your person will say [01:38:52] that the queen is not a true wife, [01:38:55] I will make it good upon his body. [01:38:57] [01:38:59] My leader, this man is no longer free|of a battle. [01:39:02] [01:39:03] He may only be condemned. [01:39:04] [01:39:06] Sir Lancelot, [01:39:07] [01:39:08] According to the law the penalty|for you and the queen [01:39:11] [01:39:12] is death. [01:39:13] [01:39:15] But by my authority, sovereign lord|of this realm, [01:39:19] [01:39:20] neither the queen nor you shall die. [01:39:22] [01:39:24] Punishment as shall be. [01:39:26] [01:39:28] Therefore, I decree that Guinevere,|my queen that was [01:39:34] [01:39:35] be conveyed to the convent of|the holy nuns of Amsbrey, [01:39:38] [01:39:39] there to remain until the day of|her death. [01:39:40] [01:39:44] Sir Lancelot, when this land was|in need and peril [01:39:48] you gave service at its cause that|it deserves rewarding by a headman's axe [01:39:51] [01:39:54] Therefore, you shall be banished|from this realm of England. [01:39:57] [01:39:58] Never in your lifetime to return. [01:40:00] [01:40:01] The penalty is death.|The sentence is banishment. [01:40:04] [01:40:06] Sire, I give you thanks for your grace|and mercy to the queen. [01:40:09] [01:40:11] I will abide by this banishment|though it be [01:40:13] [01:40:14] harsher than the losing of my life. [01:40:16] [01:40:39] My leader. [01:40:40] [01:40:41] It is you who have taught us [01:40:42] that no one make sentences|that should be above the law. [01:40:45] [01:40:46] Men and women, high and low, are alike|before the court of justice. [01:40:48] [01:40:49] But you have twisted the law to|your private favor. [01:40:51] [01:40:52] If you shield the living, who shall|avenge the dead, the outrage of murder [01:40:55] [01:40:56] You have broken the oath taken|in this very hall. [01:40:59] Mordred. [01:41:00] [01:41:03] My lords, sires. [01:41:06] [01:41:08] The last words in this matter|has been spoken. [01:41:10] [01:41:22] His last word in this matter|has not been spoken. [01:41:24] Do you challenge the authority|of the king? [01:41:26] King as so long we call him king. [01:41:28] [01:41:29] Is the king in a man who shrinks|from justice when he cried the loudest? [01:41:33] [01:41:34] Are there of knights among us|who believe that the truly [01:41:36] proud and strong should follow none|but he who is as strong as steel? [01:41:39] [01:41:41] Is he a king of the man of straw? [01:41:43] Blind to save himself and his own grief|and sick in the soul. [01:41:46] [01:41:47] How strong is Arthur without Lancelot? [01:41:50] [01:41:51] A strong as a man in the thick of battle|who has his sword struck from his fist [01:41:54] [01:41:57] A common pipe man could run him through. [01:41:59] [01:42:04] At last did Mordrid succeed|in his intent. [01:42:06] [01:42:07] The great bond was broken. [01:42:08] [01:42:10] With the queen taken from all men's eyes|in sorrow and disgrace. [01:42:13] [01:42:14] And Lancelot vanished from the land. [01:42:16] [01:42:17] Evil days return to England. [01:42:19] [01:42:23] Harkan. [01:42:24] [01:42:25] You who command the opposing armies. [01:42:27] [01:42:28] It is agreed that|while this parley last [01:42:31] [01:42:32] that no knight shall draw his sword. [01:42:33] [01:42:34] If any sword be drawn on either side [01:42:37] [01:42:38] a trumpet shall sound|and dreadful war begin. [01:42:41] [01:42:42] Arthur Pendragon, [01:42:43] [01:42:44] you asked for this truce.|What will you have to regain you? [01:42:46] [01:42:47] Mordred, this carnage I seek to avert is|unlike the old wars [01:42:50] [01:42:51] we fought against each other. [01:42:52] [01:42:53] Once you lead out a plan against me,|enemies of England. [01:42:56] This time the entire Englishman|is against you because [01:42:58] [01:42:59] you are the enemy. [01:43:00] [01:43:01] If I must war against my people|and my knights [01:43:04] [01:43:05] the stroke that strike them dead|is death to me. [01:43:08] The doom is yours, not mine. [01:43:10] [01:43:11] Mordred, beware! [01:43:11] [01:43:13] None will emerge the victor|in this holocaust. [01:43:14] [01:43:15] Friend will slay friend in this mist,|not knowing whom he slays. [01:43:18] [01:43:19] Before us lies only the darkness of|utter destruction. [01:43:22] [01:43:23] The end of chivalry.|The end of all our world. [01:43:25] [01:43:26] In the name of God, I beg you to|fore swear this war. [01:43:29] [01:43:30] Upon my terms! [01:43:31] [01:43:33] What are they? [01:43:34] First, you should withdraw your armies|from all the lands in the west. [01:43:37] [01:43:38] Second, that the lives and charter of|the people of the west [01:43:41] shall come under my domain. [01:43:42] [01:43:44] Last, that the round table shall be|disbanded. Never to be reassembled. [01:43:48] [01:43:49] These are not terms to offer equals,|these are terms to shame the banquish. [01:43:50] [01:43:51] Sir Percival. [01:43:53] [01:43:55] If I agreed these terms, [01:43:57] will you pledge to wage no further wars? [01:43:59] [01:44:00] If I be not provoked. [01:44:02] [01:44:05] I agree to the terms. [01:44:08] [01:44:09] Let it be done in writing! [01:44:10] [01:44:15] Treason! [01:44:16] [01:45:09] Master. My noble lord. [01:45:11] [01:45:13] God forgive me I come too late. [01:45:15] [01:45:16] What place is this? Chapel of the sword. [01:45:20] [01:45:21] Excalibur [01:45:22] [01:45:23] I'll return it where it came. [01:45:25] [01:45:27] No longer bright. No longer glories. [01:45:31] [01:45:32] Tarnished by my own hand. My lord. [01:45:35] [01:45:38] Lancelot. [01:45:39] [01:45:41] Lancelot. [01:45:42] [01:45:45] Mordred. [01:45:45] [01:45:46] You were right. [01:45:47] [01:45:48] I should have destroyed him. [01:45:49] [01:45:51] I won't be able to do it,|before he grows again in strength. [01:45:54] [01:45:55] I will. My sword. [01:45:58] [01:46:07] Stained and blooded my own people. [01:46:09] [01:46:13] Cast it into the sea, Lancelot. [01:46:14] [01:46:16] Swear it. I swear it. [01:46:18] [01:46:22] Go to Guinevere. [01:46:24] [01:46:26] Tell her... [01:46:26] [01:46:32] I love and forgive her. [01:46:34] [01:46:48] Friend shall I be. [01:46:49] [01:46:50] Call me no other. [01:46:52] [01:46:53] It's a pledging to his brother|and brother. [01:46:56] [01:47:58] Wait at the hall of the round table|until I join you there. [01:48:00] [01:48:01] Let me go with you. No. [01:48:02] [01:48:03] What I must do, must be done alone. [01:48:05] [01:48:16] I bring you sad tidings my lady. [01:48:18] [01:48:20] The king is dead. [01:48:21] [01:48:25] His message to you is brief, two words. [01:48:28] [01:48:31] What were they? [01:48:32] [01:48:33] Forgiveness and love. [01:48:37] [01:48:41] Thank you. [01:48:42] [01:49:18] To the death! [01:49:19] [01:49:20] To the death. [01:49:21] [01:49:51] Barings! [01:49:51] [01:51:51] Barings! [01:51:52] [01:52:05] Barings! [01:52:06] [01:53:34] What is it? [01:53:34] [01:53:37] It was I who brought this fellowship|to ruin and to death. [01:53:40] [01:53:41] My heart is too sick to pray. [01:53:43] [01:53:49] Lancelot. [01:53:50] [01:53:52] The music. [01:53:52] [01:53:54] Do you not hear it? [01:53:55] [01:53:56] I hear nothing. [01:53:57] [01:54:03] The light. [01:54:04] [01:54:05] Almost blinds me. [01:54:07] [01:54:08] But the hall is unchanged. [01:54:09] [01:54:18] The cup. [01:54:19] [01:54:22] The cup. [01:54:23] [01:54:25] Percival my knight and servant. [01:54:27] [01:54:28] This high vision is granted|to such above, pure in heart. [01:54:32] To the end of faith in|what is eternal may be renewed. [01:54:36] [01:54:38] Of fellowship and honor, all is lost. [01:54:41] [01:54:42] All of knights, Galahad,|the son of Lancelot, [01:54:44] [01:54:45] shall be most worthy. [01:54:47] Give comfort there to Lancelot. [01:54:50] [01:54:51] Whose guilt is all forgiven.|Whose heart shall now know peace. [01:54:55] [01:54:56] Blessed be God who lives and moves|in all things forever. [END] ******** End Script ********