All language subtitles for [English (auto-generated)] Kidnapped (1978) Part 8 [DownSub.com]

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Duncan MacLeod of dannegan you have been

found guilty of most unlawful rebellion

and bearing arms against the rule and

person of his most excellent Majesty

King George the second and of

encouraging the clan that bears your

name to wage war against his lawful

armies your sentence of hanging must

therefore be carried out without more

delay god save King George

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Katrina

get me out hard dock box upward hang in

there any one of us might yes a body

wash right there in my hand

hi sure enough and there's a Weimar and

then our good coach I know such a woman

I'm in a boat at work on the shadow of

that gallows lies across the father you

all

I'll be off with you take care bye find

you take care

I know you do I not we've never met you

served under me perhaps it's not a

tailor in Scotland it could fit me with

a red coat

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have it all set and agreed upon by your

uncle - and what a great deal of huffing

and delaying that was getting your uncle

to sign his name to a legally binding

document I can imagine well however here

it is the fact that your late lamented

father Alexander was indeed the elder of

the brothers well thought of the house

is yours and notwithstanding the

agreement he entered into with his

brother Ebenezer pronouncing his

inheritance so called clear run became

your mother you are now the legal owner

but you will be paid two-thirds only

until your uncle's death sounds very

satisfactory satisfactory indeed

considering that but two days ago you

are not a pauper I and a few weeks ago I

was out wretched part of a ships cargo

destined for slavery in North Carolina

and thanks to that same uncle let's not

dwell too much in fast history is

everything has turned out for the best

no everything perhaps you could

continued for the moment while I spell

out the steps I took the liberty of

making your future but first I have

arranged ample funds to be at your

disposal the linen bank here now as you

know it was your father's wish that you

study the law and mine too we'd often

talk of it with a minister mr. Campbell

well no I mean you must have that same

mr. Campbell's judgment gen knowledge in

the selection where have you chosen the

University of Leyden in the Low

Countries

yes it's professors who've been famous

all over Europe I'm to go soon next

month if you wish that may not be

possible I have urgent business here but

your affairs have been successfully

concluded

that's another matter you haven't dared

be dazzled by a pair of sparkling eyes

here in Edinburgh no of course not

I mean something else mr. rankeillor if

I tell you my story I must commit a

friend's life and safety to your

discretion will you give your what never

to divulge what I will say we lawyers

have a professional code sir I

understand that well enough but the

matter I and my friend are involved in

is no less than

not

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madness I didn't bring you through the

Heather to let you deliver yourself up

to the enemy King George is not my enemy

neither are the Campbells put yourself

in front of a Campbell judge and jury

and you'll soon see whose side they're

on it's not the Campbells I'll be

telling as the Kings own advocate

general Weston Greene is a devious old

Fox I mean to see him and tell him that

you were standing right next to Campbell

of the Lord when he was shot down how

else do you propose to save your uncle

James is past saving

do you think he'll hang senseless if you

had been at Culloden you lost the battle

we didn't lose our cause it's your

clansmen no only one king who happens to

be in France David have you found a ship

if you must make this foolish confession

I cannot stop you so it's something you

can do for me a man you must see do that

gladly a word of advice don't go around

the city and those poppers clothes with

your newfound wealth investor star wife

or a prisoner where are you taking it

the Lord Advocate question did I this

time is every time we're up sir

another gentleman mr. chance

the lawyer the same and day if the

question is equally fairy who made you

be yourself I am David Balfour of Shaw's

the matter is confidential who sent you

someone you know well he gave me his

token

ginger a friend put it back in your

pocket selves you need name no names

dippers okay where did you know in a

safe place north of Edinburgh he will

lie there until a ship has flown for him

by you sir as I understand it I've

always thought I would hang one day for

this family I mine now I know the day is

not far off sign of my ship and who's to

pay for it that's my part of the affair

mr. Stewart and if Morris wanted Morris

to be hard I need not ask you what

politics you need not for I'm as big up

Wiggins grows what kind of black foot

traffic is this big asks me to meddle in

the business I told you the man is my

friend and I only wish he'd been better

guided as for the mud that he's been

wrongfully accused

he is innocent and source James of the

glens

the two will hang together no sir

because I was there in the valley and

converse with : Campbell when the shot

was fired I am and I am innocent too

will you then undertake my business I

don't like it what come on as you did

with our friends but I have no choice

what are your instructions simply to use

that money to convey my friend to France

I'll see what can be arranged I can

promise you nothing I know sir

I think you'd best be on your way and

with caution the Lord Advocate has a

great many spies abroad in the city

matters little I intend to call on Lord

Advocate tomorrow what for

give myself up mr. Belfort I like the

look of your Bey the elation elation you

bring in a Stuart button you engage my

services to carry your rebel across to

France and then you talk of course

straight to the Advocate I propose to

give my evidence for Alan's sake yeah

us you'll never be allowed to speak in a

court or near the judge advocate and he

will find some way to muzzle you no

honest man it's not him yet up against

it's the cameras man you'll have the

whole front jump free on them on your

back and so on the advocate himself if

there's no fair way to stop your

gathering fine you're far away they'll

put you in the dock beside Kames in the

Glen's your Hank - I'm not sure future

told my father brought me up to believe

in justice what I respect you Lynette I

do believe in the law for that's my

practice but I'm Highland born and when

the Klan blow the fights I have to dance

to the tune my life too would be in

danger if this business between us ever

came to the key as a Christian Grange it

will not you have my word on it aren't

you now if you're to help it is best you

meet my friend direct it cannot come to

you we will find you

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your dinner games thank you hey what's

my lawyer my family they feel no better

than a worse than the rest of Abaddon

which is bad enough I hear hey cage

any news of another your Nollan trick

they say the Redcoats are scouting the

Heather

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good evening mr. Stewart you choose your

messengers well but mr. Balfour is

called into ill for himself if he

persisted see in Preston Grange you will

not be persuaded otherwise what news do

you have of ships no difficulty none too

many captains willing to take the risk

who will you choose then well that's

dumb Stovall and you too sure that time

these days my head's worth two hundred

pounds but good time they go by and

discover in the vessel but can you find

him I'll put my glove to the task

Robin a small don't more fringe recruits

in traffic and baby Sonny I see to it

then I've had enough of living rough on

the hills

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I wish to see the Lord advocate on a

matter of some importance he's away in

the town then may I come in and wait for

him I suppose

okay now and what way can I help you I

should begin by saying my lord that I'm

here at your Express invitation how is

that I've never heard of you until this

evening right but you've been anxious to

make my acquaintance and have published

the fact you speak in riddles young man

they follow jesting which is puffin the

case I would lay claim on your lordship

for 200 pounds in what sense

that it won't offered for my passing

explain yourself the description was a

tall strong lad of about 18 in black

clothes who speaks like a Lowlander I

hope you're not merely amusing yourself

I'm extremely serious I mean deep the

man who was speaking with Colin Campbell

of lenore when he was shot in the valley

of Abaddon I suppose since you are here

you claim to be innocent of that crime

yes I'm a loyal subject of King George

glad you say so the way that murder was

planned and committed doesn't permit any

possible clemency blood was shed in

direct opposition to his majesty

the murderers must hang the duke of

argyll and indeed the whole campbell

klandermann no less but the Duke is

Chief Justice that is unfortunately true

and he's also led of the Campbells then

anyone opposed to the Campbell faction

like James Stewart of the glens can

hardly expect justice at his hand I will

not say that again mr. Balfour I would

know make no mistake your fate lies with

me alone no one else so let us conclude

this interview as quickly as we can

if you satisfy me of your innocence no

one need know you were here sir I came

with full knowledge of the possible

consequences and I'm not afraid I am not

seeking to frighten you let me warn you

first volunteer nothing beyond the scope

of my questions I shall try to follow

that advice of state that you were

present in the world of little more at

the moment of the fatal shot was this by

accident yes by accident why were you

speaking to Colin Campbell I was

inquiring my way to a calm how can the

house of James Stewart I wish to meet

Alan Breck there how came you to know

him oh it's a long history I had been

taken aboard ship by the contrivance of

my uncle to be sold as a slave in

Carolina

Alan was picked up by the same ship and

effected my rescue

later when the ship was wrecked we were

separated but he sent me a message

saying where we were to meet remember my

advice mr. Balfour heard one as little

as possible on your relations with those

stewards I thought all thanks would

include material you forget these same

Stewart's are now on trial but to resume

mr. [ __ ] Campbell stated that after the

show you immediately ran up the brain is

that true it is true I had seen the

murderer as plain as I see your lordship

only not so close you'd know him again

think so

what's he alone he was there was no one

else in the neighbor only Alan Breck

Stewart he was waiting in a wood nearby

I think we're playing at cross-purposes

I assure you this will do you no good

sir I'm here for one reason to convince

you of Alan brakes innocence then you're

wasting both your and my time I tell you

positively you're doing great harm to

yourself I don't care I'm interested

only in seeing justice done I see I must

deal with you more confidentially this

is a political case I need hardly tell

you that we approached such a case quite

differently from a simple crime you say

Alan Breck is innocent

if we once admit that it will destroy

our presumption of guilt against his

uncle James Stewart of the Glen's

and grown old and treason already twice

in arms against King George and twice

forgiven

formentor of discontent and whoever may

have fired that shot the true author of

this wicked muddin

I can only say plainly that I know both

he and Alan are innocent and I'm

prepared to repeat it in open court

you're not to mr. Balfour I desire you

to withhold your testimony to suppress

evidence you the head of justice in this

country are suggesting I commit the

crime of perjury

I am nursing the true interests of this

country in this matter I regard my

political duty first in my judicial duty

second for that reason I do not want

your evidence suppose I offer it to the

defense you will do no such thing

not-so-young mr. Balfour - can't

remember the 45 a million socket goes to

this whole country who saved the unitive

stop at Cumberland and his Redcoat

soldiers alone was the Duke of Argyll

and the great clan of Campbell that you

can Highlanders you're civilized the

great mass of the clans are simply

barbarians I'll be you the judge

the Campbells expect vengeance if this

man James Stewart escapes there'll be

trouble with the Campbells more fighting

in the highlands are you prepared to

plunge your country and thousands of

innocent men and women into war all for

one miserable life James Stewart whose

life is forfeit on half a dozen other

different concepts not on this this is

the consideration that weighs with me

and I hope wears no less with you as a

lover of your country good government

and religious truth you've dealt with me

very frankly and I thank you for it I

will try to be as honest I recognize the

deep duties which lie upon your lordship

found under the oaths of your high

office I'm just a plain man scarcely

even a man I can think of but two things

I'm an endangered of a shameful death

and the tears of his wife still ringing

in my head I cannot see beyond my lord

if the country has the fall has the fall

but I must speak out you're making an

unnecessary difficulty I've no choice I

could dispatch you to jail now I've

slept in what's place is my lot one

thing appears very plain soon I may rely

on your pledged word so give me your

honour that you will remain wholly

secret on all these matters and you may

go free I'll give you my word until such

time as you wish to see me again that

will be tomorrow morning at the art of

lemon

good night you sir you sleep well

I think that is more than I shall

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Jim stir the deGrasse especially wish to

see me

hi did Argyle and I'm grateful to you so

you ought to be there's no more than

granting the request of a dying man I'm

not condemned

yes it will be make no mistake I was

home in no harm when the red fox was

murdered I witnesses to prove it I own

servants we have them all in custody

you have my witnesses me no sorry to

change than bar is here at Inverrary and

the cells their commode is enough to

accommodate any budgeting Stewart

truthful may never be one of them

see however it if you've a mind to save

them save them

it's my triumph look dear you could

confess to blot England new his murder

then all you man ago V how can I confess

to something that I didn't do how many

times I wished on Acamas death that's

true it's not the same thing I didn't

fire the shot I wish you will learn

games to it

reflector file on this free confession

and all your men are released then Appy

free clemency in the right year and you

might end your days peacefully in the

colonies no no our girl I'll prove my

own innocence in the open all I want

from you is just a fair trial no more no

less

oh it will be fair my reputation as Lord

Chief Justice will stand on it your

reputation as a Campbell will lie just

the same this is over

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you

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