King Arthur
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:03:17
- Knights...
- Well, I'm tired of running.

:03:21
And these Saxons are so close behind
my ass is hurtin'.

:03:27
Never liked
looking over my shoulder anyway.

:03:31
- Be a pleasure to put an end to this racket.
- And finally get a look at the bastards.

:03:37
Here. Now.
:03:44
Jols!
:03:45
You two, take the horses.
:03:54
(Arthur) Ganis, I need you
to lead the people.

:03:56
The main Saxon army is inland,
:03:58
so if you track the coastline till you're
well south of the wall, you'll be safe.

:04:01
- But you're seven against 200?
- Eight.

:04:05
You could use another bow.
:04:09
- I'd rather stay and fight.
- You'll get your chance soon enough.

:04:12
This man is now your captain.
You do as he says. Am I understood?

:04:15
- Yes, sir.
- Go. Go!

:04:18
Right. Come on, then! Move on!
:04:20
I am able. I can fight.
:04:23
No. You must bear witness
to all you have seen.

:04:27
There's one thing you must do,
and that's get back to Rome.

:04:30
(ice cracking/horses neighing)
:04:57
(beating drum)

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