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- Sire...
- I'm fine.
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Jean d'Aulon,
my loyal friend and finest archer.
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Jean, I put her in your care.
Find her suitable lodgings
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in the castle
and guard her with your life.
:41:38
No lodgings
if we're to march on Orléans.
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It has held out for 6 months,
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a few days won't make a difference.
Take some rest.
:41:55
Put the bags here.
:41:58
Forgive me for pretending to be...
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May I have some water?
:42:05
Water? Yes, of course.
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- Anything else?
- A priest.
:42:12
Now?
:42:12
Yes. I didn't confess today.
:42:21
Anything else?
:42:22
I shall also be needing
a new war horse, a sword,
:42:26
armour and an artist to make a banner
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- for me.
- Now?
:42:31
Better today than tomorrow.
:42:33
This might take a little time.
:42:36
I'll see what I can do.
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And someone who can
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read and write.
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I can. I was studying in Paris
until the English invaded it.
:42:47
Aren't you an archer?
:42:49
Yes, I am.
:42:51
Who can read and write.
Who is the letter for?
:42:55
The King of England.
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To give him the chance
to leave in peace,