Vercingétorix
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So, Dumnorix,
still afraid ofthe sea?

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I guarantee
that the sea will be calm.

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It's not the seasickness
I fear...

:26:17
but Caesar.
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He offers us halfthe booty.
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- that's not enough foryou?
- It's too much.

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- What does he mean?
- We must respect the pact.

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It was you--
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you, my brother, who made the pact
on behalfofthe Eduens.

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And it's not for me or my sons
to respect it.

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- What areyou going to do?
- Whatever I can.

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Whenever I can.
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I do believe...
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thatyou know each other.
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I do?
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Or haveyou forgotten the girl
you asked to beyour queen?

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Your queen?
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the king's wife?
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When I met him in his village...
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I was a little provincial girl...
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impressed by the son
ofa local chieftain...

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who was even more impressed
with himself.

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And what haveyou become now?
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A civilized and educated woman.
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Impressed by a Roman general...
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who is even more impressed
with himself?

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I am, after all...
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an impressive man.
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We are all impressive people.
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You know...
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sometimes I think...
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thatyour father...
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was ahead ofhis time...

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