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In summary, in the system of knowledge
that Aristotle completed...

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...chaos was considered nothing
but the absence of order.

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When he left the Academy,
Plato lamented that...

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...it was as if a colt had kicked
its mother and run away from her.

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And it was at this moment...

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...when the tragedy of
over two millennia began.

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Offer a sacrifice.

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Mother!

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Alexander, you will destroy the world.

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Hey, old man!
How much farther to Babylon?

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We've been dragging along eight hours.

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Well, it should start
to come in sight soon.

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You said so not too long ago.

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What l mean is, have patience
a little longer, sir.

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Hey, you, slave trader!

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Make them go a little faster.

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Sure. Leave it to me.

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Hey, all of you! Pull harder!

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It has gone to Ptolemy's head.

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What sizzling heat! The heat in
Greece is nothing compared to this.

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Yes. l want to finish business
and return to Athens soon.

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You will be able to do so
in a little while, sirs. There!

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Awesome! What a gigantic city!

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Amazing, isn't it? This is the most
magnificent city in the world, Babylon.

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l had no idea we were battling
against such a great power.

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lf we convince them
to be on our side...

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...we will defeat the Macedonian army
as if we were twisting a baby's arm.

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Damn it! Haven't you
found Alexander yet?

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l had every corner
of Macedonia searched, but...

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Do not worry too much.

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He's probably hiding in a polis,
fearing his father's displeasure.

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That could pose a problem.

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A rumor says there is
political uncertainty brewing.

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Uncertainty?

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There's a group seeking alliance
with Persia to rebel.

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It must be the followers
of that instigator, Demosthenes.

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I'm having someone look into it.

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Besides, l sent my son Philotas
to serve the prince.

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l told my son to protect the prince...

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...even at the cost of his life.

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But if that son of yours is missing
with the prince, it's hopeless.

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lf there is anyone
who breaches the alliance...

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...we'll simply destroy them
once again.

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That's not what concerns me.
Alexander is like a violent horse.

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When let loose in the wild,
there's no telling what he will do.

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Until he is tamed, it is best
he is kept in a stable.

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The three secret envoys are waiting
in the great hall.

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The offerings they brought are gold
dust, fabric, 20 slaves and 5 horses.

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Athens has long been an enemy.

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But now, they are selfishly
asking for reconciliation.

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What a pity.

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The Greeks used to control
the Mediterranean.

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Now they are being tossed around
helplessly in the tides of history.

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This must be how it is
for a civilization to decline.

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Indeed.

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Great King, His Majesty, Darius III
has entered!

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The envoys from Athens,
as you requested...

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...you were granted an audience
by the great king. Raise your faces.

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Now we can take a break.

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Hey, slave trader,
do you want a sip of water?

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Where did he go?

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Ptolemy, you did a good job
pretending to be a slave trader.

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Yes, you did, Ptolemy.
I'll never forget your whipping.

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Philotas, it was painful for me too,
to whip my friend...

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...even for the sake
of deceiving our enemy.

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What a gigantic palace!
The hallways are just like a maze.

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Indeed. I feel silly that l was
so impressed with the palace of Pella.

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Just like the Athenian envoy said...

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...it's scary that we were battling
against such a superpower.

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Now what do we do, Alexander?

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The secret alliance between Athens
and Persia might be on its way.

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-We need to prevent it at all cost!
-Observe first, Cleitus.

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A new prospect is the source of power.

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To observe wonders creates the desire
for the wonders within you.

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Wonders? This city is certainly
filled with wonders.

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How do you like it, Eurydice?
This is the room for a new queen.

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Father, this is too luxurious for me.

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That's nonsense. You are pregnant
with the king's child.

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Such timidity is unbecoming
of the mother of a prince.

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We don't know for sure it's a boy.

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You, silly!
Bear a boy no matter what...

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...and the child will become
the heir to the throne.

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That Prince Alexander...

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...even if he returns,
there is no place for him anymore.

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What is that?

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An island floating in the sky!

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I've heard of it. That there is
a floating garden in Babylon.

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A floating garden.
It is indeed a wonder.

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Hey, you there! What are you doing?

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Where did you come from?
Who the hell are you?

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Are you from Athens?

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Enemies!

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What shall we do, prince?

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Philotas, what would the Persians
think if we cause havoc here?

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They will think
it was a plot by Athens!

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Then it would ruin
the secret alliance!

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lf that's the case...

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The ambitions of King Philip will
eventually be aimed at your empire.

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The enemy for the time being for
your state and our state is Macedonia.

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So please grant us your alliance.

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Your Majesty!
Enemies have intruded into the palace.

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The intruders are
with the Athenian envoys.

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Wait! Your Majesty, there must
be a misunderstanding!

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We would never...

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Still be on guard. l hear the enemies
have not been captured yet.

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You, insolent!

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Woman, what is your name?

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Roxanne.

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I'm borrowing this.

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A man with sweet fragrance...

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-Have you not caught them yet?
-Forgive us, Your Majesty.

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You, old woman.

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Who is it?

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Can't be.... Impossible!

115
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It's been a long time, Aristotle.

116
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My master, Plato!
But Plato died a long time ago!

117
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Don't you understand? It's an ''Idea.''

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Idea?

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What you are seeing is my Idea.

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Ridiculous! You still insist
on such nonsense?

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l do not agree with
such a concept as an Idea!

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Then tell me, can you
explain the existence...

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...of my image in front of you
using the system of your logic?

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The Platohedron!

125
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Uncle?

126
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Platohedron.

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Woman, where are you going?

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We captured one of the intruders.

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Very well. I'll be right there.

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A dreadful fellow.

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But I have no intention of giving
my life for a mere intruder.

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It is no use any longer
to go after him. Then...

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Help! No! Help!

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Let me go! I don't want to die!

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Help!

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Damn! There is absolutely
nothing we can do.

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We can do nothing.
It was his fault he got captured.

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-What are you saying?
-Let's go.

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Alexander!

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l said, let's go rescue him.

141
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l doubt the intruders
will come rescue him.

142
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Under these circumstances,
they can do nothing.

143
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It is no use waiting any longer.

144
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Maybe l miscalculated.

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The stables were attacked
and the horses were let loose!

146
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Sorry to have kept you waiting,
my friend.

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Alexander!


