:12:01
Come.
:12:10
Leave us.
:12:11
Thank you, sire.
:12:14
Uh, W-Wallace has
sacked York.
:12:17
What?
:12:19
Wallace has sacked York.
:12:22
Uh]
:12:25
Oh.
:12:35
Sire...
:12:37
thy own nephew.
:12:39
What beast could do
such a thing?
:12:43
If he can sack York...
:12:47
he can invade
Lower England.
:12:49
We would stop him!
:12:53
Who is this person
who speaks to me
:12:56
as though I needed
his advice?
:12:59
I have declared Phillip
my high counselor.
:13:02
Is he qualified?
:13:04
I am skilled
in the arts of war
:13:07
and military tactics,
sire.
:13:09
Are you?
:13:11
Then tell me...
what advice would you offer
:13:14
on the, uh,
present, uh,
:13:18
situation?
:13:19
Aah!
:13:47
I shall offer a truce...
:13:51
and buy him off.
:13:55
But who will go to him?
:13:57
Not I.
:13:59
If I fell under the sword
of that murderer,