:18:03
and he must be seated
at the head of the table.
:18:06
Your master can plonk his holy ass
wherever he chooses.
:18:10
(laughter)
:18:13
His Eminence, Bishop Naius Germanius.
:18:24
A round table?
What sort of evil is this?
:18:28
Arthur says for men to be men
they must first all be equal.
:18:31
I was given to understand
there would be more of you.
:18:34
There were. We have been
fighting here for 15 years, Bishop.
:18:38
Oh, of course.
:18:40
Arthur and his knights
have served with courage
:18:45
to maintain the honor of Rome's empire
on this last outpost of our glory.
:18:51
Rome is most indebted
to you noble knights.
:18:55
To your final days
as servants to the empire.
:18:58
Day. Not days.
:19:03
The Pope's taken
a personal interest in you.
:19:06
He inquires after each of you,
:19:09
and is curious to know if your knights have
converted to the word of Our Savior or...?
:19:15
They retain the religion of their forefathers.
I have never questioned that.
:19:20
Of course, of course.
:19:22
They are pagans. Hm?
:19:26
For our part, the Church
has deemed such beliefs innocence,
:19:29
but you, Arthur,
your path to God is through Pelagius?
:19:34
- I saw his image in your room.
- He took my father's place for me.
:19:38
His teachings on free will and equality
have been a great influence.
:19:41
I look forward to our reunion in Rome.
:19:44
Ah.
:19:45
Rome awaits your arrival
with great anticipation.
:19:49
You are a hero.
:19:51
In Rome, you will live out your days
in honor and wealth.
:19:56
Alas...
:19:59
Alas, we are all but players
in an ever-changing world.