:44:14
We have won battles against armies.
:44:17
And now one man defeats all my knights.
:44:23
He's a mighty opponent.
:44:30
A hard man.
:44:32
l'll go myself.
:44:33
The King must not engage
in single combat. l'll go again.
:44:36
No, l will.
:44:50
Merlin, who is this knight?
:44:53
Look at him.
:44:55
So beautiful.
:44:56
So quick.
:45:11
Remember...
:45:12
...there's always something cleverer
than yourself.
:45:26
Move aside. This is the King's road...
:45:28
...and the knights you joined arms against
were his very own.
:45:31
l await the King himself.
:45:33
His knights are in need of training.
:45:35
l am King, and this...
:45:38
...is Excalibur...
:45:40
...sword of kings from the dawn of time.
:45:43
Who are you? What do you seek?
:45:44
l am Lancelot of the Lake,
from across the sea.
:45:48
And l have yet to find a king
worthy of my sword.
:45:51
That is a wild boast.
You lack a knight's humility.
:45:55
Not a boast, sir, but a curse.
:45:58
For l have never met my match
in joust or duel.