:43:04
Yeah, look.
:43:06
No, Bull.
Save it. Save it for the ladies.
:43:09
Give the man some mead.
:43:11
Very good, isn't it?.
:43:15
Now, I made that myself.
:43:17
Has English hospitality
changed so much in sixyears...
:43:21
that a friend of mine's
not welcome at this table?.
:43:24
But he's a savage, sire.
:43:28
That he is.
:43:30
But no more than you or I.
:43:36
And don't call me sire.
:43:40
With regret, I must decline.
:43:44
Allah forbids it.
:43:46
Your bloody loss, mate.
:43:47
How is it there are
so many ofyou in hiding?.
:43:50
Well, we're all outlaws.
:43:52
Got prices on our heads.
:43:54
Even theyoung lad there.
:43:56
He's a blasted sheriff.
:43:57
He says we owes him taxes.
:44:00
Well, you know,
your ghost...
:44:01
will only keep the sheriff's men
at bay so long.
:44:04
They've worked so far.
:44:06
You have a better idea?.
:44:12
You can always fight back.
:44:14
Yeah.
Ha ha ha ha.
:44:17
I reckon I must have cracked
that noble head ofyours.
:44:21
These are all good lads here.
:44:23
They got hearts of oak,
but they're farmers.
:44:28
It'd be lambs
to the slaughter.
:44:29
They say the sheriff
was raised by a witch.
:44:33
Witch?.
:44:34
She knows
every man's thoughts.
:44:35
You can see
right through her...
:44:37
and she flies.
:44:38
That's a load
of codswallop.
:44:40
What does the rich son
of a devil worshiper care...
:44:42
about outlaw peasants?.
:44:43
My lord was a kind
and generous man!
:44:45
Who among you dares
believe him capable--
:44:48
Duncan. My fatherwas
no devil worshiper...
:44:51
and I'll have words with any man
who says otherwise.
:44:58
But he's right.