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- Have you news of Rebecca?
- Aye, at last.
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Isaac, prepare your heart
for evil tidings.
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Prince John holds your daughter captive
in the royal castle at Wallingford.
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What is the charge against her?
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I do not know. But you have 40 days
in which to find the ransom.
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One hundred thousand marks of silver,
the very sum you give to Richard.
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Can you raise as much again?
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John knew that when he named the sum.
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Then use what you have to free Rebecca.
We'll search again to find the ransom.
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We lose a king,
or you lose your child.
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Your will is ours, Isaac.
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My will is God's.
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Free the king.
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Richard would not accept his throne
at such a price.
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My daughter does not die
to save Richard's throne, Sir lvanhoe.
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She dies to save her people.
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Then I pledge my word to put all else aside
until she's free again.
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But the ransom.
Who will take it to Austria?
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- You will, sire.
- Aye, that I will.
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Why are you so pale?
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Are you afraid for me?
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I shall only know that
when Rebecca is free.
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That will be soon.
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But will lvanhoe still be lvanhoe?
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A man torn is two men.
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I will still be lvanhoe.
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Perhaps, and perhaps not.
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The choice is yours, lvanhoe,
not mine and not Rebecca's.
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Do you think I go to her aid
because I love her?
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I shall know that when I know
where pity ends and love begins.
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I am afraid, lvanhoe...
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...and I am jealous.
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Go and free her.