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Justice of this court
allows the prisoner...
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...to speak in her own defense.
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I was taught healing
by Miriam of Manassas.
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That is true.
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But I have always sought
to use that skill...
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...in the service of man, to relieve his pain.
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If this convicts me of witchcraft,
and with me, my people...
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...then may God pity every man...
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...who seeks mercy and justice
from his fellow men.
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For the only merciful power
in this world is death...
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...and the only justice is beyond the grave.
I am innocent.
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Milords, before the prisoner
convicts herself out of her own mouth...
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...I demand the right to address her
before the court.
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- Shall I refuse?
- No. Let him speak.
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Your request is granted by the court,
sir knight.
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This court long ago closed its eyes
and ears to your fate, Rebecca.
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You will be found guilty...
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...and you will be burnt at the stake...
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...and the ashes of your body
will be scattered to the four winds.
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I pray my people will not be ashamed
of the way I die.
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The trial cannot be halted,
but the sentence can.
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When charged, confess.
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To what? Crimes I have not committed?
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No matter, confess and ask for pardon.
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They must grant it on one condition:
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That you renounce the faith of Israel.
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I would not live in the world you offer.
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It has neither sun nor moon,
nor air to breathe.
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It has no faith, no love, no honor.
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When you leave it,
I think it will have no life.
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Enough. You waste the time of the court.
Proceed.
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It is the solemn judgment of this court...
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...that Rebecca of York be pronounced
a witch...