1:17:00
I've seen knights panic
at the first hint of battle.
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And I've seen the lowliest unarmed squire
pull a spear from his own body...
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...to defend a dying horse.
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Nobility's not a birthright.
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It's defined by one's actions.
1:17:20
It's interesting to hear you say that.
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I didn't.
1:17:25
My father did.
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Did the Holy Quest
erase your hatred of him?
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I don't know.
1:17:36
All I know is that our last words
in this world were spoken in anger.
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I was lost after my mother died.
1:17:45
My father too. And for a short time
he found comfort...
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...with another woman.
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A peasant woman.
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I felt he betrayed my mother's memory.
1:17:58
He gave her up?
1:18:01
For the love of a 12-year-old boy
who would never forgive him.
1:18:13
Who says I'm content?
1:18:15
I have my plans for the future.
1:18:19
A grander scheme than this?
1:18:21
No, a simpler one.
1:18:24
A home...family...
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...love.
1:18:29
Men speak conveniently of love
when it serves their purpose.
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When it doesn't, 'tis a burden to them.
1:18:36
Robin of the Hood...
1:18:38
...Prince of Thieves...
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...is he capable of love?
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Father!
1:18:53
It's Mother, she's dying!