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-What are you afraid of?
-l don't know.
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-Shall l tell you what's out there?
-Yes, please.
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The Dragon.
:32:15
A beast of such power...
:32:17
...that if you were to see it whole
and complete in a single glance...
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...it would burn you to cinders.
:32:23
-Where is it?
-lt is everywhere.
:32:25
lt is everything.
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lts scales glisten in the bark of trees.
:32:30
lts roar is heard in the wind.
:32:32
And its forked tongue strikes like....
:32:37
Like lightning. Yes, that's it.
:32:40
How can l...?
:32:41
What shall l...? Must l...?
:32:43
Do nothing.
:32:45
Be still. Sleep.
:32:48
Rest in the arms of the Dragon.
:32:52
Dream.
:33:10
Excalibur. lt's part of the Dragon, too.
:33:13
Oh, yes.
:33:15
Oh, you learn quickly.
:33:17
That's good.
:33:18
l like that.
:33:21
What kind of man was my father?
:33:24
Oh, he was brave, he was strong.
:33:27
He was a great knight.
:33:28
Was he a great king?
:33:30
Well, he was rash.
:33:32
He never learned
how to look into men's hearts.
:33:35
Least of all his own.
:33:37
You loved him?
:33:38
Well, it is easy to love folly in a child.
:33:43
Merlin, will you help me to be wise,
not to be rash?
:33:48
Where are you going?
:33:50
Where do you think?
You have a kingdom to rule.
:33:53
But how? l don't know how.
:33:56
You knew how to draw the sword
from the stone.
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-That was easy.
-Was it?