1 00:01:43,031 --> 00:01:46,933 I shall tell you of William Wallace. 2 00:01:47,035 --> 00:01:50,436 Historians from England will say I am a liar, 3 00:01:50,539 --> 00:01:54,600 but history is written by those who have hanged heroes. 4 00:01:56,077 --> 00:01:59,274 The king of Scotland had died without a son, 5 00:01:59,414 --> 00:02:01,382 and the king of England, 6 00:02:01,516 --> 00:02:04,917 a cruel pagan known as Edward the Longshanks, 7 00:02:05,020 --> 00:02:08,080 claimed the throne of Scotland for himself. 8 00:02:08,223 --> 00:02:11,090 Scotland's nobles fought him 9 00:02:11,193 --> 00:02:14,128 and fought each other over the crown. 10 00:02:14,229 --> 00:02:18,131 So Longshanks invited them to talks of truce... 11 00:02:18,233 --> 00:02:21,498 no weapons, one page only. 12 00:02:26,041 --> 00:02:29,101 Among the farmers of that shire was Malcolm Wallace, 13 00:02:29,244 --> 00:02:31,439 a commoner with his own lands. 14 00:02:31,580 --> 00:02:33,946 He had two sons... John and William. 15 00:02:40,255 --> 00:02:42,189 I told you to stay. 16 00:02:42,324 --> 00:02:45,157 Well, I finished my work. 17 00:02:45,260 --> 00:02:47,125 Where are we going? 18 00:02:47,229 --> 00:02:49,163 MacAndrews'. He was supposed to visit 19 00:02:49,264 --> 00:02:50,424 when the gathering was over. 20 00:02:50,565 --> 00:02:52,533 - Can I come? - No, go home, boy. 21 00:02:52,667 --> 00:02:54,100 But I want to go. 22 00:02:54,202 --> 00:02:56,295 Go home or you'll feel the back of my hand. 23 00:02:56,438 --> 00:02:58,463 Go you home, William. 24 00:03:22,731 --> 00:03:24,130 MacAndrews! 25 00:03:29,237 --> 00:03:30,670 MacAndrews! 26 00:03:39,014 --> 00:03:41,448 Holy Jesus. 27 00:04:24,326 --> 00:04:25,190 Aah! 28 00:04:25,293 --> 00:04:27,523 It's all right! 29 00:04:27,662 --> 00:04:29,687 William! 30 00:04:29,831 --> 00:04:31,731 William! William, it's all right. 31 00:04:31,833 --> 00:04:34,131 It's all right. Easy, lad. 32 00:04:51,086 --> 00:04:52,280 William. 33 00:04:52,420 --> 00:04:53,614 Uhh! 34 00:04:53,755 --> 00:04:56,656 And I say we hit back now! 35 00:04:56,758 --> 00:04:59,693 We cannot fight them! It's suicide! 36 00:04:59,794 --> 00:05:02,957 Wallace is right! We fight them! 37 00:05:03,098 --> 00:05:05,794 Every nobleman who had a will to fight 38 00:05:05,934 --> 00:05:07,697 was at that meeting. 39 00:05:07,836 --> 00:05:09,064 We cannot beat an army. 40 00:05:09,204 --> 00:05:10,569 Not with 50 farmers. 41 00:05:10,672 --> 00:05:13,106 We do not have to beat them, just fight them. 42 00:05:13,208 --> 00:05:14,641 Now, who's with me? 43 00:05:14,776 --> 00:05:16,767 I am, Wallace. 44 00:05:16,911 --> 00:05:18,344 All right, all right. 45 00:05:18,446 --> 00:05:19,470 Ready. 46 00:05:34,229 --> 00:05:36,129 Where do you think you're going? 47 00:05:36,231 --> 00:05:37,630 I'm going with you. 48 00:05:37,732 --> 00:05:39,632 Ah, you're going with me, are you? 49 00:05:39,734 --> 00:05:42,134 And what are you going to do? 50 00:05:42,237 --> 00:05:43,636 I'm going to help. 51 00:05:43,738 --> 00:05:46,138 Hey, and a good help you'd be, too, 52 00:05:46,241 --> 00:05:49,142 but I need you to stay here 53 00:05:49,244 --> 00:05:52,145 and look after the place for me 54 00:05:52,247 --> 00:05:53,646 while I'm away. 55 00:05:53,748 --> 00:05:55,181 I can fight. 56 00:05:58,420 --> 00:05:59,944 I know. 57 00:06:00,088 --> 00:06:01,715 I know you can fight. 58 00:06:07,028 --> 00:06:09,496 But it's our wits that make us men. 59 00:06:13,468 --> 00:06:15,333 See you tomorrow. 60 00:06:17,205 --> 00:06:18,229 Ha! 61 00:06:43,598 --> 00:06:44,963 Hiya! 62 00:06:46,568 --> 00:06:47,660 English. 63 00:06:47,802 --> 00:06:50,134 Get down. 64 00:06:50,238 --> 00:06:52,263 With your father and brother gone, 65 00:06:52,407 --> 00:06:55,103 they'll kill us and burn the farm. 66 00:06:55,243 --> 00:06:56,642 It's up to us, Hamish. 67 00:07:13,862 --> 00:07:15,921 Nah. 68 00:07:17,499 --> 00:07:19,899 Uhh! 69 00:07:52,667 --> 00:07:54,726 Uhh. Ahh. 70 00:08:01,609 --> 00:08:03,008 Da? 71 00:08:09,617 --> 00:08:10,982 Da? 72 00:09:23,124 --> 00:09:24,682 William. 73 00:09:28,129 --> 00:09:29,596 Come here, lad. 74 00:11:00,154 --> 00:11:01,951 Amen. 75 00:11:02,056 --> 00:11:03,216 Amen. 76 00:12:56,704 --> 00:12:58,399 William. 77 00:13:00,274 --> 00:13:03,175 I'm your uncle. Argyle. 78 00:13:15,089 --> 00:13:17,683 You have the look of your mother. 79 00:13:23,631 --> 00:13:25,030 Mmm. 80 00:13:29,537 --> 00:13:30,970 We'll stay here tonight. 81 00:13:31,072 --> 00:13:33,506 Tomorrow you'll come home with me. 82 00:13:33,641 --> 00:13:35,074 I don't want to leave. 83 00:13:35,176 --> 00:13:38,873 You didn't want your father to die either, did you? 84 00:13:38,980 --> 00:13:41,346 But it happened. 85 00:13:44,652 --> 00:13:48,554 Did the priest give a poetic benediction? 86 00:13:48,656 --> 00:13:50,886 "The Lord bless thee and keep thee"? 87 00:13:50,992 --> 00:13:54,018 It was in Latin. 88 00:13:54,128 --> 00:13:55,561 You don't speak Latin? 89 00:13:55,663 --> 00:13:58,826 Well, that's something we shall have to remedy, isn't it? 90 00:14:02,603 --> 00:14:06,505 The Lord bless thee and keep thee. 91 00:14:06,607 --> 00:14:10,008 The Lord cause His light to shine on thee. 92 00:14:10,111 --> 00:14:13,877 The Lord lift up His countenance upon thee 93 00:14:14,048 --> 00:14:15,948 and give thee peace. 94 00:14:16,050 --> 00:14:17,608 Amen. 95 00:14:24,058 --> 00:14:27,118 Your heart is free. 96 00:14:27,228 --> 00:14:30,129 Have the courage to follow it. 97 00:14:57,091 --> 00:14:58,991 What are they doing? 98 00:14:59,093 --> 00:15:02,927 Saying good-bye in their own way... 99 00:15:03,030 --> 00:15:06,466 playing outlawed tunes on outlawed pipes. 100 00:15:15,710 --> 00:15:19,111 It was the same for me and your daddy 101 00:15:19,213 --> 00:15:21,204 when our father was killed. 102 00:15:48,075 --> 00:15:52,535 First, learn to use... 103 00:15:52,647 --> 00:15:53,614 this. 104 00:15:53,714 --> 00:15:57,548 Then I'll teach you to use... 105 00:15:57,652 --> 00:15:59,210 this. 106 00:16:29,050 --> 00:16:30,449 Many years later, 107 00:16:30,551 --> 00:16:33,452 Edward the Longshanks, King of England, 108 00:16:33,554 --> 00:16:36,455 supervised the wedding of his eldest son, 109 00:16:36,557 --> 00:16:39,458 who would succeed him to the throne. 110 00:16:41,562 --> 00:16:42,790 Amen. 111 00:16:47,568 --> 00:16:49,468 Asbride for his son, 112 00:16:49,570 --> 00:16:53,267 Longshanks had chosen the daughter of his rival, 113 00:16:53,374 --> 00:16:54,966 the king of France. 114 00:17:18,532 --> 00:17:22,059 It was widely whispered that for the princess to conceive, 115 00:17:22,169 --> 00:17:25,468 Longshanks would have to do the honors himself. 116 00:17:25,573 --> 00:17:29,942 That may have been what he had in mind all along. 117 00:17:34,014 --> 00:17:38,110 Scotland... my land. 118 00:17:40,054 --> 00:17:44,616 The French will grovel to anyone with strength, 119 00:17:44,725 --> 00:17:46,818 but how will they believe our strength 120 00:17:46,927 --> 00:17:49,953 when we cannot rule the whole of our own island? 121 00:18:01,509 --> 00:18:02,874 Where is my son? 122 00:18:02,977 --> 00:18:04,410 Your pardon, milord. 123 00:18:04,512 --> 00:18:07,037 He asked me to come in his stead. 124 00:18:07,148 --> 00:18:10,447 I sent for him, and he sends you. 125 00:18:10,551 --> 00:18:12,246 Shall I leave, milord? 126 00:18:12,353 --> 00:18:16,915 If he wants his queen to rule when I am gone, 127 00:18:17,024 --> 00:18:20,425 then, by all means, stay and learn how. 128 00:18:20,528 --> 00:18:21,426 Please. 129 00:18:25,833 --> 00:18:27,425 Nobles. 130 00:18:27,535 --> 00:18:31,733 Nobles are the key to the door of Scotland. 131 00:18:31,839 --> 00:18:34,433 Grant our nobles lands in the north, 132 00:18:34,542 --> 00:18:38,945 give their nobles estates here in England, 133 00:18:39,046 --> 00:18:41,446 and make them too greedy to oppose us. 134 00:18:41,549 --> 00:18:44,450 But, sire, our nobles will be reluctant to uproot. 135 00:18:44,552 --> 00:18:46,452 New lands mean new taxes, 136 00:18:46,554 --> 00:18:49,455 and they're already taxed for the war in France. 137 00:18:49,557 --> 00:18:51,457 Are they? 138 00:18:51,559 --> 00:18:53,459 Are they? 139 00:19:12,012 --> 00:19:16,711 The trouble with Scotland is that it's full of Scots. 140 00:19:20,521 --> 00:19:22,921 Perhaps the time has come 141 00:19:23,023 --> 00:19:25,924 to reinstitute an old custom. 142 00:19:26,026 --> 00:19:29,723 Grant them prima noctes. 143 00:19:31,532 --> 00:19:33,329 First night. 144 00:19:33,434 --> 00:19:36,961 When any common girl inhabiting their lands is married, 145 00:19:37,071 --> 00:19:41,064 our nobles shall have sexual rights to her 146 00:19:41,175 --> 00:19:43,973 on the night of her wedding. 147 00:19:45,579 --> 00:19:50,983 If we cart get them out, we'll breed them out. 148 00:19:51,085 --> 00:19:54,486 That should fetch just the kind of lords 149 00:19:54,588 --> 00:19:56,419 we want to Scotland, 150 00:19:56,523 --> 00:19:58,491 taxes or no taxes, huh? 151 00:19:58,592 --> 00:20:00,492 A most excellent idea, sire. 152 00:20:00,594 --> 00:20:01,993 Is it? 153 00:20:07,268 --> 00:20:11,500 Now in Edinburgh gathered the council of Scottish nobles. 154 00:20:11,605 --> 00:20:16,008 Among these was Robert the 17th earl of Bruce, 155 00:20:16,110 --> 00:20:20,308 the leading contender for the crown of Scotland. 156 00:20:24,618 --> 00:20:29,021 Ah, I hear that Longshanks has granted prima noctes. 157 00:20:29,123 --> 00:20:32,957 Clearly meant to draw more of his supporters here. 158 00:20:33,060 --> 00:20:35,528 My father believes that we must 159 00:20:35,629 --> 00:20:38,530 lull Longshanks into our confidence 160 00:20:38,632 --> 00:20:41,032 by neither supporting his decree nor opposing it. 161 00:20:41,135 --> 00:20:42,534 A wise plan. 162 00:20:42,636 --> 00:20:46,037 And how is your father? We missed him at the council. 163 00:20:46,140 --> 00:20:48,904 His affairs in France keep him long overdue. 164 00:20:52,646 --> 00:20:54,546 But he sends his greetings, 165 00:20:54,648 --> 00:20:58,880 and he says that I speak for all of the Bruces 166 00:20:58,986 --> 00:21:00,317 and for Scotland. 167 00:23:09,583 --> 00:23:11,983 Ah, it's all over now. 168 00:23:12,086 --> 00:23:14,054 You've dropped your rock. 169 00:23:14,154 --> 00:23:15,519 Test of manhood. 170 00:23:17,091 --> 00:23:18,991 You win. 171 00:23:19,093 --> 00:23:20,219 Ah. 172 00:23:20,327 --> 00:23:23,490 Call it a test of soldiery, then. 173 00:23:23,597 --> 00:23:25,997 The English won't let us train with weapons, 174 00:23:26,100 --> 00:23:27,567 so we train with stones. 175 00:23:27,668 --> 00:23:31,468 The test of a soldier is not in his arm. 176 00:23:31,572 --> 00:23:32,834 It's here. 177 00:23:32,940 --> 00:23:35,101 No. It's here. 178 00:23:38,011 --> 00:23:39,239 Ha ha! 179 00:23:39,346 --> 00:23:41,405 Hamish? 180 00:23:41,515 --> 00:23:43,380 Mm-hmm. 181 00:23:55,462 --> 00:23:56,986 Here you go, son. 182 00:23:57,097 --> 00:23:58,064 Show him how. 183 00:23:58,165 --> 00:23:59,291 Come on, Hamish! 184 00:24:14,615 --> 00:24:17,175 Ha ha ha ha! My boy! 185 00:24:17,284 --> 00:24:18,979 That was a good throw. 186 00:24:19,086 --> 00:24:21,452 Aye. Aye, it was. 187 00:24:21,555 --> 00:24:26,322 I was wondering if you could do that when it matters. 188 00:24:26,426 --> 00:24:29,918 As it... As it matters in battle. 189 00:24:31,265 --> 00:24:33,859 Could you crush a man with that throw? 190 00:24:33,967 --> 00:24:37,232 I could crush you like a worm. 191 00:24:37,337 --> 00:24:38,998 Ooh! 192 00:24:39,106 --> 00:24:40,698 You could? 193 00:24:40,807 --> 00:24:41,705 Aye. 194 00:24:41,808 --> 00:24:43,332 Well, then do it. 195 00:24:43,443 --> 00:24:46,776 Would you like to see him crush me like a worm? 196 00:24:50,350 --> 00:24:51,715 Come do it. 197 00:24:51,818 --> 00:24:52,546 You'll move. 198 00:24:52,653 --> 00:24:54,518 I will not. 199 00:24:54,621 --> 00:24:56,020 Right. 200 00:24:56,123 --> 00:24:57,215 He'll move. 201 00:24:57,324 --> 00:24:59,292 Come on, Hamish. 202 00:24:59,393 --> 00:25:01,588 Come on there, boy! 203 00:25:10,837 --> 00:25:11,895 Well done! 204 00:25:18,979 --> 00:25:20,537 Ah! 205 00:25:25,185 --> 00:25:27,517 Fine display, young Wallace. 206 00:25:27,621 --> 00:25:29,179 Are you all right? 207 00:25:29,289 --> 00:25:31,985 You look a wee bit shaky. 208 00:25:32,092 --> 00:25:34,287 I should have remembered the rocks. 209 00:25:34,394 --> 00:25:35,326 Aye, you should have. 210 00:25:40,534 --> 00:25:43,264 Get up, you big heap. 211 00:25:43,370 --> 00:25:45,998 It's good to see you again. 212 00:25:46,106 --> 00:25:47,903 Aye. Welcome home. 213 00:25:48,008 --> 00:25:49,999 Oh, me head. 214 00:25:50,110 --> 00:25:52,010 Oh, you should have moved. 215 00:26:02,055 --> 00:26:04,785 William... 216 00:26:04,891 --> 00:26:06,449 will you dance with me? 217 00:26:06,560 --> 00:26:07,959 Of course I will. 218 00:26:33,587 --> 00:26:36,988 I've come to claim the right of prima noctes. 219 00:26:37,090 --> 00:26:39,490 As lord of these lands, 220 00:26:39,593 --> 00:26:40,992 I will bless this marriage 221 00:26:41,094 --> 00:26:43,324 by taking the bride into my bed 222 00:26:43,430 --> 00:26:46,024 on the first night of her union. 223 00:26:46,133 --> 00:26:47,896 Oh, by God, you will not! 224 00:26:51,071 --> 00:26:53,767 It is my noble right. 225 00:28:55,061 --> 00:28:56,961 Good evening, sin'. 226 00:28:57,063 --> 00:28:58,963 Ah, young Wallace. 227 00:28:59,065 --> 00:29:00,930 Grand soft evening, huh? 228 00:29:01,034 --> 00:29:02,399 Aye, it's that. 229 00:29:02,502 --> 00:29:06,233 I was wondering if I might have a word with your daughter. 230 00:29:06,339 --> 00:29:09,103 What do you want to have a word about? 231 00:29:09,209 --> 00:29:11,109 Well, um... 232 00:29:11,211 --> 00:29:14,738 Murron, would you like to come and ride with me 233 00:29:14,848 --> 00:29:16,839 on this fine evening? 234 00:29:16,950 --> 00:29:20,044 In this? You're out of your mind. 235 00:29:20,153 --> 00:29:21,313 It's good Scottish weather, madame. 236 00:29:21,421 --> 00:29:23,412 The rain is falling straight down. 237 00:29:23,523 --> 00:29:25,320 Well, slightly to the side, like. 238 00:29:25,425 --> 00:29:27,154 She cart go with you. 239 00:29:27,260 --> 00:29:29,694 No the now, anyway. 240 00:29:29,796 --> 00:29:30,854 No the now. 241 00:29:30,964 --> 00:29:33,057 - No the now? - We'll see you later. 242 00:29:33,166 --> 00:29:35,930 The weather's just fine. It's hardly raining. 243 00:29:36,036 --> 00:29:37,970 Did you not hear what I said? 244 00:29:38,071 --> 00:29:40,699 Murron! Get... Oh. 245 00:29:43,043 --> 00:29:44,601 It's you she takes after. 246 00:30:14,074 --> 00:30:16,440 How could you know me after so long? 247 00:30:16,543 --> 00:30:17,976 Well, I didn't. 248 00:30:18,078 --> 00:30:21,309 I saw you staring, and I didn't know who you were. 249 00:30:21,414 --> 00:30:23,974 I'm sorry. I suppose I was. 250 00:30:25,585 --> 00:30:26,984 Are you in the habit 251 00:30:27,087 --> 00:30:29,146 of riding off in the rain with strangers? 252 00:30:29,256 --> 00:30:32,487 It was the best way to make you leave. 253 00:30:34,027 --> 00:30:37,986 Well, if I can ever work up the courage to ask you again, 254 00:30:38,098 --> 00:30:39,565 I'll send written warning first. 255 00:30:39,666 --> 00:30:41,258 Wouldn't do much good. I cart read. 256 00:30:41,368 --> 00:30:43,336 Can you not? 257 00:30:43,436 --> 00:30:44,494 No. 258 00:30:44,604 --> 00:30:46,003 Well, that's something 259 00:30:46,106 --> 00:30:48,631 we shall have to remedy, isn't it? 260 00:30:48,742 --> 00:30:51,506 You're going to teach me to read, then? 261 00:30:51,611 --> 00:30:52,737 If you like. 262 00:30:52,846 --> 00:30:54,711 In what language? 263 00:30:54,814 --> 00:30:57,977 You're showing off now. 264 00:30:58,084 --> 00:31:00,018 That's right. Are you impressed yet? 265 00:31:00,120 --> 00:31:01,212 No. Why should I be? 266 00:31:09,563 --> 00:31:12,031 Do that standing on your head, and I'll be impressed. 267 00:31:12,132 --> 00:31:15,260 My kilt will fly up, but I'll try it. 268 00:31:15,368 --> 00:31:17,700 God, you certainly didn't learn any manners. 269 00:31:17,804 --> 00:31:20,034 The French and Romans have far worse manners. 270 00:31:20,140 --> 00:31:21,471 You've been to Rome? 271 00:31:21,575 --> 00:31:22,974 Aye. Argyle took me on a pilgrimage. 272 00:31:23,076 --> 00:31:24,668 What was it like? 273 00:31:30,417 --> 00:31:31,782 What does that mean? 274 00:31:31,885 --> 00:31:33,876 Beautiful. 275 00:31:36,423 --> 00:31:39,187 But I belong here. 276 00:32:12,058 --> 00:32:13,491 Murron? 277 00:32:13,593 --> 00:32:14,958 Come in now. 278 00:33:24,431 --> 00:33:27,127 Sin', I know it was strange of me 279 00:33:27,233 --> 00:33:29,292 to invite Murron to ride last night, 280 00:33:29,402 --> 00:33:30,460 but I assure you... 281 00:33:30,570 --> 00:33:33,004 Mac Clannough's daughter is another matter. 282 00:33:33,106 --> 00:33:35,631 I've come to fetch you to our meeting. 283 00:33:35,742 --> 00:33:37,539 What kind of meeting? 284 00:33:37,644 --> 00:33:39,271 The secret kind. 285 00:33:39,379 --> 00:33:41,973 Your meetings are a waste of time, Campbell. 286 00:33:42,082 --> 00:33:47,486 Your father was a fighter and a patriot. 287 00:33:49,089 --> 00:33:51,353 I know who my father was. 288 00:33:51,458 --> 00:33:54,484 I came back home to raise crops 289 00:33:54,594 --> 00:33:56,459 and, God willing, a family. 290 00:33:56,563 --> 00:34:00,055 If I can live in peace, I will. 291 00:34:00,166 --> 00:34:01,599 Go on. 292 00:34:01,701 --> 00:34:04,397 You say you want to stay out of the troubles? 293 00:34:04,504 --> 00:34:07,439 If you can prove it, you may court my daughter. 294 00:34:07,540 --> 00:34:09,804 Until you prove it, my answer's no. 295 00:34:09,909 --> 00:34:11,240 No? 296 00:34:11,344 --> 00:34:12,936 No, Wallace. No. 297 00:34:13,046 --> 00:34:14,673 Didn't I just prove it? 298 00:34:14,781 --> 00:34:15,839 No! 299 00:34:15,949 --> 00:34:16,938 No? 300 00:34:17,050 --> 00:34:18,278 No! 301 00:34:44,577 --> 00:34:45,635 Uh! 302 00:34:59,092 --> 00:35:02,425 Of course, running a farm's a lot of work, 303 00:35:02,529 --> 00:35:05,930 but that will all change when my sons arrive. 304 00:35:06,032 --> 00:35:07,397 So you've got children? 305 00:35:07,500 --> 00:35:09,934 Oh, not yet, but I was hoping 306 00:35:10,036 --> 00:35:12,334 that you could help me with that. 307 00:35:12,438 --> 00:35:14,906 So you want me to marry you, then? 308 00:35:15,008 --> 00:35:17,533 Well, it's a bit sudden, but all right. 309 00:35:17,644 --> 00:35:19,544 Is that what you call a proposal? 310 00:35:19,646 --> 00:35:24,083 I love you. Always have. 311 00:35:26,219 --> 00:35:28,687 I want to marry you. 312 00:35:40,066 --> 00:35:41,465 Is that a "yes"? 313 00:35:41,568 --> 00:35:42,967 Aye, that's a "yes. " 314 00:35:43,069 --> 00:35:44,127 It is? 315 00:36:26,512 --> 00:36:28,912 We best hurry. He'll be waiting. 316 00:36:29,015 --> 00:36:30,073 Oh, wait. 317 00:36:30,183 --> 00:36:31,411 Where are you going? 318 00:36:37,523 --> 00:36:38,421 What's that? 319 00:36:38,524 --> 00:36:39,752 You'll see. 320 00:36:58,544 --> 00:36:59,875 Father. 321 00:37:12,558 --> 00:37:15,891 I will love you my whole life, 322 00:37:15,995 --> 00:37:17,929 you and no other. 323 00:37:23,236 --> 00:37:25,397 And I you, 324 00:37:25,505 --> 00:37:28,030 you and no other, forever. 325 00:40:56,682 --> 00:40:59,116 When am I going to see you again? 326 00:40:59,252 --> 00:41:00,150 Tonight? 327 00:41:00,253 --> 00:41:01,151 I cart. 328 00:41:01,254 --> 00:41:02,152 Why not? 329 00:41:02,255 --> 00:41:03,654 My dad's growin' suspicious. 330 00:41:03,756 --> 00:41:05,155 Growin' suspicious, is he? 331 00:41:05,258 --> 00:41:07,658 Wouldn't have anything to do with that. 332 00:41:07,760 --> 00:41:09,159 When? When? When? 333 00:41:09,262 --> 00:41:10,160 When? 334 00:41:10,263 --> 00:41:11,161 Tonight. 335 00:41:11,264 --> 00:41:12,162 Tonight. 336 00:41:12,265 --> 00:41:13,323 Tonight. 337 00:41:19,839 --> 00:41:22,307 Look lively, Sergeant. 338 00:41:33,786 --> 00:41:35,686 Where are you going, lassie? 339 00:41:35,788 --> 00:41:37,187 Ooh, that looks heavy. 340 00:41:37,290 --> 00:41:39,190 Let me help you with it. 341 00:41:39,292 --> 00:41:40,691 No. It's fine. 342 00:41:40,793 --> 00:41:43,193 I'm not going to steal it. 343 00:41:43,296 --> 00:41:46,129 Oh, you remind me of my daughter back home. 344 00:41:59,745 --> 00:42:00,973 Hello, lassie. 345 00:42:12,792 --> 00:42:14,657 Aah! 346 00:42:14,760 --> 00:42:16,660 No! 347 00:42:16,762 --> 00:42:18,389 Shh! Shh! 348 00:42:21,100 --> 00:42:23,466 Keep it quiet, Smythe. 349 00:42:23,569 --> 00:42:25,503 Ah! 350 00:42:25,638 --> 00:42:27,299 You bitch! 351 00:42:27,406 --> 00:42:28,668 Aah! 352 00:42:28,774 --> 00:42:31,140 Aah! 353 00:42:33,879 --> 00:42:36,712 Aah! You... 354 00:42:36,816 --> 00:42:38,181 bitch! 355 00:42:44,790 --> 00:42:46,690 Are you all right? 356 00:42:46,792 --> 00:42:48,657 All right? Come on. 357 00:42:50,763 --> 00:42:52,162 Are you all right? 358 00:42:52,265 --> 00:42:53,095 Aye. 359 00:42:53,199 --> 00:42:54,564 Are you all right? 360 00:43:02,308 --> 00:43:04,105 Can you ride? 361 00:43:04,210 --> 00:43:05,108 Aye. 362 00:43:10,082 --> 00:43:12,778 Come back here, you bastard! 363 00:43:12,885 --> 00:43:14,648 Raise the alarm! 364 00:43:14,754 --> 00:43:16,119 Help! 365 00:43:16,222 --> 00:43:18,452 Meet me at the grove. 366 00:43:18,557 --> 00:43:19,649 Ride! 367 00:43:19,759 --> 00:43:21,590 They're getting away! 368 00:43:27,233 --> 00:43:29,201 Go round back! 369 00:43:45,718 --> 00:43:46,810 Get him! 370 00:43:46,919 --> 00:43:49,217 Come on! 371 00:44:00,533 --> 00:44:01,431 Ah! 372 00:44:29,228 --> 00:44:30,627 Murron? 373 00:44:38,237 --> 00:44:39,636 Murron! 374 00:44:48,247 --> 00:44:50,647 All of you know full well 375 00:44:50,750 --> 00:44:53,378 the great pains I've always taken 376 00:44:53,486 --> 00:44:56,580 never to be too strict, too rigid 377 00:44:56,689 --> 00:45:00,147 with the application of our laws, 378 00:45:00,259 --> 00:45:01,783 and as a consequence, 379 00:45:01,894 --> 00:45:05,091 have we not learned to live together 380 00:45:05,197 --> 00:45:07,665 in relative peace and harmony? 381 00:45:07,767 --> 00:45:09,530 Huh? 382 00:45:13,205 --> 00:45:15,605 And this day's lawlessness 383 00:45:15,708 --> 00:45:19,109 is how you repay my leniency! 384 00:45:27,720 --> 00:45:30,314 Well, you leave me with little choice. 385 00:45:37,496 --> 00:45:40,158 An assault on the king's soldiers... 386 00:45:42,101 --> 00:45:46,936 is the same as an assault on the king himself. 387 00:46:01,187 --> 00:46:03,087 Now... 388 00:46:03,189 --> 00:46:06,522 Let this scrapper come to me. 389 00:46:52,571 --> 00:46:54,562 Sin'! 390 00:47:02,414 --> 00:47:04,075 There. 391 00:49:30,462 --> 00:49:31,928 Aah! 392 00:49:44,343 --> 00:49:46,038 Aah! 393 00:49:46,145 --> 00:49:49,581 Argh! 394 00:49:49,682 --> 00:49:51,707 Ahh! 395 00:50:29,955 --> 00:50:31,115 Corporal. 396 00:50:31,223 --> 00:50:32,986 Some archers on the tower now! 397 00:50:39,865 --> 00:50:42,026 Ah! Aah... 398 00:50:43,602 --> 00:50:44,796 Hold still. 399 00:50:44,903 --> 00:50:46,131 Aah! 400 00:50:46,238 --> 00:50:48,172 You idiot boy! 401 00:51:02,755 --> 00:51:05,087 Aah! 402 00:51:06,358 --> 00:51:08,588 Argh! 403 00:51:10,796 --> 00:51:11,956 Aah! 404 00:51:21,473 --> 00:51:23,031 Unh! 405 00:51:23,142 --> 00:51:26,475 Unh! 406 00:52:11,690 --> 00:52:14,090 Father, how are you? 407 00:52:14,193 --> 00:52:16,024 Unh. 408 00:53:37,209 --> 00:53:39,609 Macaulish. 409 00:53:39,711 --> 00:53:42,111 Macaulish. 410 00:53:44,216 --> 00:53:46,081 Macaulish! 411 00:53:47,486 --> 00:53:50,421 Macaulish! Macaulish! 412 00:53:57,229 --> 00:54:00,062 Wallace! Wallace! Wallace! 413 00:56:19,171 --> 00:56:20,934 What you waiting for, boy? 414 00:56:22,674 --> 00:56:25,074 Here. You can do it. 415 00:56:25,177 --> 00:56:27,077 I'll hold him down. 416 00:56:27,179 --> 00:56:29,079 Here. You can do it. 417 00:56:29,181 --> 00:56:30,978 I'll hold him down. 418 00:56:31,083 --> 00:56:33,074 Pour it straight in the wound. 419 00:56:33,185 --> 00:56:36,211 It seems like a waste of good whiskey. 420 00:56:36,321 --> 00:56:38,482 Indulge me. Ah! 421 00:56:38,590 --> 00:56:40,057 Aah! 422 00:56:40,158 --> 00:56:41,455 Hold him. Hold him. 423 00:56:41,560 --> 00:56:43,960 Hold him. 424 00:56:44,062 --> 00:56:45,620 Now let him go. 425 00:56:45,730 --> 00:56:47,129 Aah! 426 00:56:47,232 --> 00:56:49,097 I'm sorry. I'm sorry. 427 00:56:51,203 --> 00:56:54,536 That'll wake you up in the morning, boy. 428 00:56:54,639 --> 00:56:56,402 There's somebody coming! 429 00:56:56,508 --> 00:56:58,203 Arm yourselves! 430 00:57:03,982 --> 00:57:06,507 There's somebody coming. 431 00:57:06,618 --> 00:57:09,553 MacGregors... from the next clan. 432 00:57:14,659 --> 00:57:17,059 We heard about what was happening. 433 00:57:17,162 --> 00:57:19,062 We don't want you amadans 434 00:57:19,164 --> 00:57:22,031 thinking you can have your fun without us. 435 00:57:22,134 --> 00:57:24,329 Go home. 436 00:57:25,737 --> 00:57:28,069 Some of us are in this. 437 00:57:28,173 --> 00:57:30,073 Cart help that now. 438 00:57:30,175 --> 00:57:32,666 But you can help yourselves. 439 00:57:32,777 --> 00:57:33,744 Go home. 440 00:57:33,845 --> 00:57:35,244 We'll have no homes left 441 00:57:35,347 --> 00:57:37,542 when the English garrison from the castle 442 00:57:37,649 --> 00:57:39,708 comes through and burns us out. 443 00:57:39,818 --> 00:57:41,911 And they will. 444 00:57:43,755 --> 00:57:46,451 Welcome. 445 00:58:15,654 --> 00:58:17,554 Patrol returning, milord! 446 00:58:45,250 --> 00:58:47,548 So what news? 447 00:58:58,630 --> 00:59:01,531 I have dispatched 100 soldiers to Lanark. 448 00:59:01,633 --> 00:59:03,567 They will be returning now! 449 00:59:03,668 --> 00:59:05,761 What, are they dressed like this? 450 00:59:07,672 --> 00:59:10,038 Actually, it was more like 50. 451 00:59:10,141 --> 00:59:11,540 Make it quick. 452 00:59:14,145 --> 00:59:15,544 You remember me? 453 00:59:15,647 --> 00:59:18,377 I never did her any harm. 454 00:59:18,483 --> 00:59:19,882 It was my right. 455 00:59:19,985 --> 00:59:21,043 Your right? 456 00:59:21,152 --> 00:59:23,916 I'm here to claim the right of a husband! 457 00:59:24,022 --> 00:59:26,456 Ah! 458 00:59:30,662 --> 00:59:32,562 I am William Wallace. 459 00:59:34,165 --> 00:59:36,963 And the rest of you will be spared. 460 00:59:38,103 --> 00:59:40,571 Go back to England and tell them there 461 00:59:40,672 --> 00:59:45,075 that Scotland's daughters and her sons are yours no more. 462 00:59:47,178 --> 00:59:49,578 Tell them Scotland is free. 463 00:59:55,353 --> 00:59:56,786 Burn it. 464 01:00:31,222 --> 01:00:34,123 The Scottish rebels have routed 465 01:00:34,225 --> 01:00:36,125 one of my garrisons 466 01:00:36,227 --> 01:00:38,286 and murdered the noble lord. 467 01:00:38,396 --> 01:00:39,454 I heard. 468 01:00:39,564 --> 01:00:42,032 This Wallace is a brigand, nothing more. 469 01:00:42,133 --> 01:00:45,569 And how would you deal with this brigand? 470 01:00:45,670 --> 01:00:47,137 Like any common thief. 471 01:00:47,238 --> 01:00:49,729 Have the local magistrate arrest him 472 01:00:49,841 --> 01:00:51,138 and punish him accordingly. 473 01:00:52,677 --> 01:00:54,372 Leave us. 474 01:01:05,523 --> 01:01:08,083 Wallace has already killed the magistrate 475 01:01:08,193 --> 01:01:10,718 and taken control of the town. 476 01:01:10,829 --> 01:01:13,161 Stand up. 477 01:01:13,264 --> 01:01:14,993 Stand up. 478 01:01:15,100 --> 01:01:17,034 In the morning, 479 01:01:17,135 --> 01:01:20,104 I depart for France to press our rights there, 480 01:01:20,205 --> 01:01:24,835 and I leave you here to quell this little rebellion. 481 01:01:24,943 --> 01:01:26,604 Understood? Is it? 482 01:01:26,711 --> 01:01:28,542 Unh! 483 01:01:30,215 --> 01:01:33,013 One day, you will be a king. 484 01:01:34,986 --> 01:01:38,149 At least try to act like one. 485 01:01:40,725 --> 01:01:42,283 Get away from me! 486 01:01:42,394 --> 01:01:45,261 Convene my military council. 487 01:02:11,256 --> 01:02:12,382 Aah! 488 01:02:27,305 --> 01:02:28,636 There! 489 01:02:31,176 --> 01:02:32,370 After them. 490 01:02:59,404 --> 01:03:01,338 No point resisting. 491 01:03:01,439 --> 01:03:02,929 You're outnumbered and trapped. 492 01:03:03,041 --> 01:03:06,340 Now, where are the rest of you? Where's Wallace? 493 01:03:18,741 --> 01:03:20,040 Father? 494 01:03:20,108 --> 01:03:22,042 Oh, come in. Come in. 495 01:03:22,177 --> 01:03:24,145 A rebellion has begun. 496 01:03:30,952 --> 01:03:32,886 Under whom? 497 01:03:33,021 --> 01:03:34,488 A commoner... 498 01:03:34,589 --> 01:03:36,147 named William Wallace. 499 01:03:46,968 --> 01:03:49,368 You will embrace this rebellion. 500 01:03:49,504 --> 01:03:52,268 Suppon't it from our lands in the north. 501 01:03:52,407 --> 01:03:54,272 I will gain English favor 502 01:03:54,409 --> 01:03:56,843 by condemning it and ordering it opposed 503 01:03:56,945 --> 01:04:00,278 from our lands in the south. 504 01:04:01,917 --> 01:04:03,282 Sit down. 505 01:04:03,418 --> 01:04:04,885 Stay awhile. 506 01:04:11,426 --> 01:04:12,791 This Wallace... 507 01:04:14,429 --> 01:04:16,795 he doesn't even have a knighthood, 508 01:04:16,932 --> 01:04:19,400 but he fights with passion, 509 01:04:19,534 --> 01:04:20,967 and he inspires. 510 01:04:21,102 --> 01:04:26,267 And you wish to charge off and fight as he did, eh? 511 01:04:26,408 --> 01:04:27,966 So would I. 512 01:04:28,109 --> 01:04:29,406 Well, maybe it's time. 513 01:04:29,544 --> 01:04:31,136 It is time... 514 01:04:31,279 --> 01:04:32,769 to survive. 515 01:04:32,914 --> 01:04:35,314 You're the 17th Roben't Bruce. 516 01:04:35,450 --> 01:04:39,318 The 16 before you passed you land and title 517 01:04:39,454 --> 01:04:41,786 because they didn't charge in. 518 01:04:43,024 --> 01:04:45,492 Call a meeting of the nobles. 519 01:04:45,594 --> 01:04:47,186 They do nothing but talk. 520 01:04:47,329 --> 01:04:48,318 Rightly so. 521 01:04:48,463 --> 01:04:50,829 They're as rich in English titles and lands 522 01:04:50,966 --> 01:04:53,764 as they are in Scottish, just as we are. 523 01:04:53,902 --> 01:04:55,767 You admire this man, this William Wallace. 524 01:04:55,904 --> 01:04:58,464 Uncompromising men are easy to admire. 525 01:04:58,607 --> 01:05:00,973 He has courage. So does a dog. 526 01:05:01,109 --> 01:05:03,771 But it is exactly the ability to compromise 527 01:05:03,912 --> 01:05:05,641 that makes a man noble. 528 01:05:05,747 --> 01:05:07,772 And understand this... 529 01:05:07,916 --> 01:05:10,783 Edward Longshanks is the most ruthless king 530 01:05:10,919 --> 01:05:14,286 ever to sit on the throne of England, 531 01:05:14,422 --> 01:05:17,789 and none of us and nothing of Scotland 532 01:05:17,926 --> 01:05:20,793 will remain unless we are as ruthless. 533 01:05:22,330 --> 01:05:25,299 Give ear to our nobles. 534 01:05:25,433 --> 01:05:27,298 Knowing their minds 535 01:05:27,435 --> 01:05:29,699 is the key to the throne. 536 01:05:46,554 --> 01:05:47,816 Wait. Wait. 537 01:05:47,956 --> 01:05:48,820 Look. 538 01:05:48,957 --> 01:05:51,824 This is out, and this is left. 539 01:05:51,960 --> 01:05:53,257 Carry on. 540 01:05:53,395 --> 01:05:54,760 Carry on! 541 01:07:36,731 --> 01:07:38,528 You know... 542 01:07:38,666 --> 01:07:40,293 eventually, Longshanks will send 543 01:07:40,402 --> 01:07:42,962 his whole northern army against us. 544 01:07:43,104 --> 01:07:44,469 Heavy cavalry, armored horse... 545 01:07:44,572 --> 01:07:46,005 shake the very ground. 546 01:07:47,142 --> 01:07:49,167 They'll ride right over us. 547 01:07:49,310 --> 01:07:51,801 Uncle Argyle used to talk about it, 548 01:07:51,913 --> 01:07:55,041 how no army ever stood up to a charge of heavy horse. 549 01:07:55,183 --> 01:07:56,707 So what do we do? 550 01:07:56,851 --> 01:07:59,411 Hit, run, hide, the Highland way. 551 01:08:07,395 --> 01:08:08,828 We'll make spears. 552 01:08:10,031 --> 01:08:11,760 Hundreds of them. 553 01:08:11,866 --> 01:08:14,858 Long spears... twice as long as a man. 554 01:08:14,969 --> 01:08:16,630 That long? 555 01:08:16,771 --> 01:08:17,760 Aye. 556 01:08:17,872 --> 01:08:20,238 Some men are longer than others. 557 01:08:20,375 --> 01:08:23,503 Your mother been telling you stories about me again. 558 01:08:25,947 --> 01:08:28,108 Volunteers coming in! 559 01:08:29,884 --> 01:08:30,816 William Wallace, 560 01:08:30,919 --> 01:08:33,786 we've come to fight and to die for you. 561 01:08:33,888 --> 01:08:36,823 Stand up, man. I'm not the pope. 562 01:08:36,925 --> 01:08:39,587 My name is Faudron. My sword is yours. 563 01:08:39,694 --> 01:08:40,922 I brought you this. 564 01:08:41,029 --> 01:08:43,361 We checked them for arms. 565 01:08:43,465 --> 01:08:45,296 I brought you this. 566 01:08:45,433 --> 01:08:48,061 My wife made it for you. 567 01:08:48,203 --> 01:08:49,795 Thank you. 568 01:08:54,309 --> 01:08:56,743 Him? That cart be William Wallace. 569 01:08:56,845 --> 01:08:58,972 I'm prettier than this man. 570 01:09:01,850 --> 01:09:04,876 All right, Father. I'll ask him. 571 01:09:07,856 --> 01:09:10,848 If I risk my neck for you, 572 01:09:10,959 --> 01:09:13,018 will I get a chance to kill Englishmen? 573 01:09:13,161 --> 01:09:15,026 Is your father a ghost, 574 01:09:15,163 --> 01:09:17,597 or do you converse with the Almighty? 575 01:09:17,732 --> 01:09:20,462 To find his equal, an Irishman talks to God. 576 01:09:20,568 --> 01:09:23,093 The Almighty says don't change the subject. 577 01:09:23,238 --> 01:09:24,967 Just answer the fucking question. 578 01:09:25,073 --> 01:09:26,404 Mind your tongue. 579 01:09:26,508 --> 01:09:27,907 Insane Irish. 580 01:09:31,179 --> 01:09:35,411 Smart enough to get a dagger past your guards, old man. 581 01:09:35,517 --> 01:09:37,485 That's my friend, Irishman, 582 01:09:37,585 --> 01:09:40,145 and the answer to your question is yes. 583 01:09:40,255 --> 01:09:43,452 You fight for me, you get to kill the English. 584 01:09:43,591 --> 01:09:44,523 Excellent! 585 01:09:44,626 --> 01:09:46,025 Stephen is my name. 586 01:09:46,127 --> 01:09:49,028 I'm the most wanted man on my island, 587 01:09:49,130 --> 01:09:52,031 except I'm not on my island, of course. 588 01:09:52,133 --> 01:09:53,532 More's the pity. 589 01:09:53,635 --> 01:09:56,297 Your island? You mean Ireland? 590 01:09:56,437 --> 01:09:57,904 Yeah. It's mine. 591 01:10:01,910 --> 01:10:03,468 You're a madman. 592 01:10:05,280 --> 01:10:06,770 Ha ha ha! 593 01:10:06,881 --> 01:10:08,371 Ha ha ha! 594 01:10:10,652 --> 01:10:13,746 I've come to the right place, then. 595 01:11:26,728 --> 01:11:27,717 Aah! 596 01:11:32,967 --> 01:11:36,368 Sure didn't the Almighty send me to watch your back? 597 01:11:38,506 --> 01:11:40,497 I didn't like him anyway. 598 01:11:43,778 --> 01:11:45,769 He wasn't right in the head. 599 01:12:00,061 --> 01:12:01,790 It's several runners! 600 01:12:10,204 --> 01:12:11,296 Hello. 601 01:12:13,107 --> 01:12:16,804 The English are advancing an army toward Stirling. 602 01:12:16,911 --> 01:12:17,969 Do the nobles rally? 603 01:12:18,079 --> 01:12:19,808 Roben't the Bruce and most of the others 604 01:12:19,914 --> 01:12:21,245 will not commit to battle, 605 01:12:21,349 --> 01:12:22,976 but word has spread, 606 01:12:23,084 --> 01:12:25,985 and the Highlanders are coming down on their own. 607 01:12:26,087 --> 01:12:28,248 In droves of hundreds and thousands. 608 01:12:28,356 --> 01:12:30,483 Are you ready for a war? 609 01:12:46,541 --> 01:12:47,508 What news? 610 01:12:47,608 --> 01:12:49,508 We're outnumbered, at least three to one. 611 01:12:49,610 --> 01:12:50,838 How many horse? 612 01:12:50,945 --> 01:12:51,934 300. Maybe more. 613 01:12:52,046 --> 01:12:53,513 300 heavy horse? 614 01:12:53,614 --> 01:12:54,979 We must negotiate. 615 01:12:55,083 --> 01:12:56,778 Who's in command? 616 01:12:56,884 --> 01:12:59,284 Did he have a scarlet chevron? 617 01:12:59,387 --> 01:13:00,786 Aye, he did. 618 01:13:00,888 --> 01:13:02,788 We can still negotiate. 619 01:13:06,394 --> 01:13:08,794 What are they talking about? 620 01:13:08,896 --> 01:13:12,297 I cart hear, but it does not look good. 621 01:13:12,400 --> 01:13:14,300 The nobles will negotiate. 622 01:13:14,402 --> 01:13:16,302 They'll do a deal, 623 01:13:16,404 --> 01:13:18,304 then we go home. 624 01:13:18,406 --> 01:13:20,601 If not, we charge. 625 01:13:20,708 --> 01:13:22,266 We have no chance. 626 01:14:22,403 --> 01:14:23,734 So many. 627 01:14:28,409 --> 01:14:30,309 I didn't come here to fight 628 01:14:30,411 --> 01:14:32,311 so they could own more lands. 629 01:14:32,413 --> 01:14:34,313 Then I'll have to work for them. 630 01:14:34,415 --> 01:14:35,473 Nor me. 631 01:14:37,084 --> 01:14:39,814 All right, lads! I'm not dying for these bastards. 632 01:14:39,921 --> 01:14:41,889 Let's go home! 633 01:15:00,408 --> 01:15:03,935 Stop, men! Do not flee! 634 01:15:04,045 --> 01:15:06,741 Wait until we've negotiated! 635 01:15:59,867 --> 01:16:01,266 William Wallace. 636 01:16:01,369 --> 01:16:03,337 Cart be. Not tall enough. 637 01:16:24,358 --> 01:16:27,122 The Almighty says this must be a fashionable fight. 638 01:16:27,228 --> 01:16:28,957 It's drawn the finest people. 639 01:16:29,063 --> 01:16:30,963 Where is thy salute? 640 01:16:31,065 --> 01:16:32,965 For presenting yourselves on this battlefield, 641 01:16:33,067 --> 01:16:34,432 I give you thanks. 642 01:16:34,535 --> 01:16:35,797 This is our army. 643 01:16:35,903 --> 01:16:37,564 To join it, you give homage. 644 01:16:37,672 --> 01:16:40,072 I give homage to Scotland, 645 01:16:40,174 --> 01:16:43,735 and if this is your army... 646 01:16:43,844 --> 01:16:45,402 why does it go? 647 01:16:45,513 --> 01:16:47,811 We didn't come here to fight for them! 648 01:16:51,852 --> 01:16:54,252 Home! The English are too many. 649 01:17:02,697 --> 01:17:05,257 Sons of Scotland... 650 01:17:05,366 --> 01:17:07,891 I am William Wallace. 651 01:17:08,002 --> 01:17:09,765 William Wallace is 7 feet tall. 652 01:17:09,870 --> 01:17:11,269 Yes. I've heard. 653 01:17:11,372 --> 01:17:13,772 He kills men by the hundreds, 654 01:17:13,874 --> 01:17:16,775 and if he were here, he'd consume the English 655 01:17:16,877 --> 01:17:18,777 with fireballs from his eyes 656 01:17:18,879 --> 01:17:21,040 and bolts of lightning from his arse. 657 01:17:24,885 --> 01:17:27,786 I am William Wallace... 658 01:17:27,888 --> 01:17:32,291 and I see a whole army of my countrymen 659 01:17:32,393 --> 01:17:36,625 here in defiance of tyranny. 660 01:17:38,899 --> 01:17:41,459 You've come to fight as free men. 661 01:17:43,404 --> 01:17:45,804 And free men you are. 662 01:17:48,409 --> 01:17:50,809 What will you do with that freedom? 663 01:17:52,847 --> 01:17:54,314 Will you fight? 664 01:17:54,415 --> 01:17:56,651 - No! - No! 665 01:17:56,652 --> 01:17:57,450 - No! - No. 666 01:17:57,451 --> 01:17:59,578 Against that? No! 667 01:17:59,687 --> 01:18:02,918 We will run, and we will live. 668 01:18:03,024 --> 01:18:04,218 Aye. 669 01:18:04,325 --> 01:18:07,226 Fight, and you may die. 670 01:18:07,328 --> 01:18:10,229 Run, and you'll live... 671 01:18:10,331 --> 01:18:11,958 at least awhile. 672 01:18:14,735 --> 01:18:18,728 And dying in your beds many years from now, 673 01:18:18,839 --> 01:18:22,366 would you be willing to trade 674 01:18:22,476 --> 01:18:25,240 all the days from this day to that 675 01:18:25,346 --> 01:18:28,110 for one chance... just one chance... 676 01:18:28,215 --> 01:18:31,082 to come back here and tell our enemies 677 01:18:31,185 --> 01:18:33,745 that they may take our lives, 678 01:18:33,854 --> 01:18:37,620 but they'll never take our freedom? 679 01:18:40,194 --> 01:18:43,220 Albagu bra! 680 01:19:04,752 --> 01:19:06,379 They seem quite optimistic to me. 681 01:19:06,487 --> 01:19:07,954 Maybe they do want to fight. 682 01:19:08,055 --> 01:19:11,218 Confrontation might be a foregone conclusion, milord, 683 01:19:11,325 --> 01:19:12,724 but, nonetheless, 684 01:19:12,827 --> 01:19:15,193 I think we should deliver the king's terms. 685 01:19:15,296 --> 01:19:17,856 The king's terms? He'll never live up to them. 686 01:19:17,965 --> 01:19:20,331 Milord, I think... 687 01:19:20,434 --> 01:19:22,425 All right. Offer them the terms. 688 01:19:26,040 --> 01:19:27,837 Shall we go and meet them? 689 01:19:27,942 --> 01:19:30,103 Let me do the talking. 690 01:19:30,211 --> 01:19:31,303 Agreed. 691 01:19:36,317 --> 01:19:38,251 Fine speech. 692 01:19:38,352 --> 01:19:40,252 Now what do we do? 693 01:19:41,856 --> 01:19:43,687 Just be yourselves. 694 01:19:43,791 --> 01:19:45,850 Where are you going? 695 01:19:45,960 --> 01:19:49,088 I'm going to pick a fi ght. 696 01:19:49,196 --> 01:19:50,322 Hyah! 697 01:19:55,169 --> 01:19:58,366 Well, we didn't get dressed up for nothing. 698 01:20:01,175 --> 01:20:03,109 Mornay, Lochlan, Craig. 699 01:20:07,148 --> 01:20:09,776 Here are the king's terms... 700 01:20:09,884 --> 01:20:14,480 Lead this army off the field... 701 01:20:16,090 --> 01:20:21,892 and he will give you each estates in Yorkshire, 702 01:20:21,996 --> 01:20:23,554 including hereditary title, 703 01:20:23,664 --> 01:20:27,156 from which you will pay... 704 01:20:27,268 --> 01:20:29,202 from which you will pay him an annual duty... 705 01:20:29,303 --> 01:20:31,271 I have an offer foryou. 706 01:20:31,372 --> 01:20:33,101 Cheltham, this is William Wallace. 707 01:20:33,207 --> 01:20:36,938 From which you will pay the king an annual duty... 708 01:20:37,044 --> 01:20:38,773 I said I have an offer foryou. 709 01:20:38,879 --> 01:20:40,346 You disrespect a banner oftruce? 710 01:20:40,447 --> 01:20:42,244 From his king? Absolutely. 711 01:20:43,350 --> 01:20:45,318 Here are Scotland's terms... 712 01:20:45,419 --> 01:20:48,217 Loweryour flags and march 713 01:20:48,322 --> 01:20:49,721 straight back to England, 714 01:20:49,824 --> 01:20:51,257 stopping at every home you pass by 715 01:20:51,358 --> 01:20:52,484 to beg forgiveness 716 01:20:52,593 --> 01:20:54,754 for 100 years oftheft, rape, and murder. 717 01:20:54,862 --> 01:20:58,093 Do that, and your men shall live. 718 01:20:58,199 --> 01:21:02,101 Do it not, and every one of you will die today. 719 01:21:02,203 --> 01:21:04,967 Ha ha ha ha! 720 01:21:08,876 --> 01:21:10,434 You are outmatched. 721 01:21:10,544 --> 01:21:12,774 You have no heavy cavalry. 722 01:21:12,880 --> 01:21:15,576 In two centuries, no army has won... 723 01:21:15,683 --> 01:21:17,548 I'm not finished! 724 01:21:18,786 --> 01:21:20,777 Before we let you leave, 725 01:21:20,888 --> 01:21:23,584 your commander must cross that field, 726 01:21:23,691 --> 01:21:26,285 present himself before this army, 727 01:21:26,393 --> 01:21:28,293 put his head between his legs, 728 01:21:28,395 --> 01:21:29,885 and kiss his own arse. 729 01:21:40,608 --> 01:21:43,975 I'd say that was rather less cordial than he's used to. 730 01:21:44,078 --> 01:21:45,773 Be ready and do exactly as I say. 731 01:21:45,880 --> 01:21:47,404 On my signal, 732 01:21:47,514 --> 01:21:50,540 ride round behind our position and flank them. 733 01:21:50,651 --> 01:21:52,175 We must not divide our forces. 734 01:21:52,286 --> 01:21:55,119 Do it, and let the English see you do it. 735 01:21:55,222 --> 01:21:57,087 They'll think we run away. 736 01:21:57,191 --> 01:22:01,093 Take out their archers. I'll meet you in the middle. 737 01:22:01,195 --> 01:22:02,253 Right. 738 01:22:02,363 --> 01:22:04,888 Come on. 739 01:22:18,879 --> 01:22:20,779 Hyah! 740 01:22:27,755 --> 01:22:29,279 Insolent bastard. 741 01:22:29,390 --> 01:22:32,291 I want this Wallace's heart on a plate. 742 01:22:32,393 --> 01:22:33,883 Archers. 743 01:22:33,994 --> 01:22:35,825 Archers! Archers! 744 01:22:35,930 --> 01:22:37,295 Archers! 745 01:22:41,902 --> 01:22:45,531 Archers, forward! 746 01:23:31,986 --> 01:23:33,920 Aah! 747 01:23:42,229 --> 01:23:43,491 You bastards! 748 01:24:18,032 --> 01:24:19,226 Loose! 749 01:24:38,786 --> 01:24:42,017 The Lord tells me he can get me out of this mess, 750 01:24:42,122 --> 01:24:44,317 but He's pretty sure you're fucked. 751 01:24:46,093 --> 01:24:46,991 Ha ha ha! 752 01:24:53,033 --> 01:24:54,022 Aah! 753 01:25:05,512 --> 01:25:06,570 Ready! 754 01:25:06,713 --> 01:25:07,873 Loose! 755 01:25:25,632 --> 01:25:27,065 Ride! 756 01:25:31,238 --> 01:25:33,798 See. Every Scot with a horse is fleeing. 757 01:25:33,941 --> 01:25:36,705 Our cavalry will ride them down like grass. 758 01:25:36,844 --> 01:25:38,175 Send the horse. 759 01:25:38,312 --> 01:25:39,870 Full attack. 760 01:26:55,355 --> 01:26:56,913 Steady! 761 01:26:58,358 --> 01:26:59,518 Hold! 762 01:27:01,762 --> 01:27:03,195 Hold! 763 01:27:08,068 --> 01:27:09,000 Hold! 764 01:27:13,707 --> 01:27:14,799 Hold! 765 01:27:26,587 --> 01:27:29,420 Now! 766 01:28:15,202 --> 01:28:16,669 Send the infantry. 767 01:28:16,803 --> 01:28:18,737 You lead them! 768 01:28:36,657 --> 01:28:37,988 Aah! 769 01:30:37,544 --> 01:30:39,603 Retreat! 770 01:30:56,863 --> 01:30:58,455 Aah! 771 01:31:14,347 --> 01:31:16,315 Bastard! 772 01:31:59,459 --> 01:32:00,983 All right. 773 01:32:28,388 --> 01:32:30,288 Aah! 774 01:32:46,640 --> 01:32:49,370 Aah! 775 01:32:50,944 --> 01:32:53,139 Wallace! Wallace! 776 01:33:13,767 --> 01:33:17,362 I knight thee Sire William Wallace. 777 01:33:21,141 --> 01:33:24,042 Sire William, in the name of God, 778 01:33:24,144 --> 01:33:25,668 we declare and appoint thee 779 01:33:25,779 --> 01:33:27,508 guardian and high protector of Scotland 780 01:33:27,614 --> 01:33:31,448 and thy captains as aides-de-camp. 781 01:33:31,551 --> 01:33:33,678 Stand and be recognized. 782 01:33:43,597 --> 01:33:45,690 Does anyone know his politics? 783 01:33:45,799 --> 01:33:47,790 No, but his weight with the commoners 784 01:33:47,901 --> 01:33:50,335 could unbalance everything. 785 01:33:50,437 --> 01:33:52,530 The Balliols will kiss his arse, 786 01:33:52,639 --> 01:33:53,867 and so we must. 787 01:34:01,815 --> 01:34:03,806 Sire William. 788 01:34:07,253 --> 01:34:08,345 Sire William... 789 01:34:08,455 --> 01:34:11,356 inasmuch as you and your captains 790 01:34:11,458 --> 01:34:13,323 hail from a region 791 01:34:13,426 --> 01:34:16,793 long known to support the Balliol clan, 792 01:34:16,896 --> 01:34:20,332 may we invite you to continue your support 793 01:34:20,433 --> 01:34:21,957 and uphold our rightful claim. 794 01:34:22,068 --> 01:34:24,832 Damn the Balliol clan! 795 01:34:24,938 --> 01:34:27,406 They're all Longshanks' men! 796 01:34:27,507 --> 01:34:28,496 Gentlemen. 797 01:34:29,609 --> 01:34:31,167 Gentlemen. 798 01:34:31,277 --> 01:34:34,110 Now is the time to declare a king. 799 01:34:34,214 --> 01:34:37,274 You're prepared to recognize our legitimate succession? 800 01:34:37,384 --> 01:34:39,443 You're the ones who won't suppon't the rightful... 801 01:34:39,552 --> 01:34:41,076 Those were lies... 802 01:34:41,187 --> 01:34:43,348 Oh, no. That's the truth. 803 01:34:43,456 --> 01:34:45,686 I demand recognition of these documents! 804 01:34:45,792 --> 01:34:48,192 These documents were lies when you wrote them! 805 01:34:49,796 --> 01:34:51,855 Gentlemen, please! Gentlemen! 806 01:34:51,965 --> 01:34:54,160 Please, gentlemen! 807 01:34:54,267 --> 01:34:58,135 Wait! Sire William, where are you going? 808 01:34:58,238 --> 01:35:01,139 We have beaten the English, 809 01:35:01,241 --> 01:35:02,970 but they'll come back 810 01:35:03,076 --> 01:35:05,306 because you won't stand together. 811 01:35:05,412 --> 01:35:07,642 What will you do? 812 01:35:07,747 --> 01:35:09,647 I will invade England 813 01:35:09,749 --> 01:35:12,843 and defeat the English on their own ground. 814 01:35:12,952 --> 01:35:17,150 Ha ha ha! Invade? That's impossible. 815 01:35:17,257 --> 01:35:18,155 Why? 816 01:35:18,258 --> 01:35:19,885 Why is that impossible? 817 01:35:19,993 --> 01:35:21,961 You're so concerned with squabbling 818 01:35:22,062 --> 01:35:24,656 for the scraps from Longshanks' table 819 01:35:24,764 --> 01:35:28,359 that you've missed your God-given right 820 01:35:28,468 --> 01:35:29,730 to something better. 821 01:35:29,836 --> 01:35:31,736 There's a difference between us. 822 01:35:31,838 --> 01:35:33,738 You think the people of this country exist 823 01:35:33,840 --> 01:35:35,740 to provide you with position. 824 01:35:35,842 --> 01:35:37,742 I think your position exists 825 01:35:37,844 --> 01:35:40,677 to provide those people with freedom, 826 01:35:40,780 --> 01:35:45,376 and I go to make sure that they have it. 827 01:35:57,731 --> 01:35:59,130 Wait! 828 01:36:02,068 --> 01:36:04,036 I respect what you said, 829 01:36:04,137 --> 01:36:06,002 but remember that these men 830 01:36:06,106 --> 01:36:07,733 have lands and castles. 831 01:36:07,841 --> 01:36:09,741 It's much to risk. 832 01:36:09,843 --> 01:36:11,970 The common man that bleeds on the battlefield... 833 01:36:12,078 --> 01:36:13,511 does he risk less? 834 01:36:17,751 --> 01:36:19,150 No... 835 01:36:19,252 --> 01:36:21,152 but from top to bottom, 836 01:36:21,254 --> 01:36:23,654 this country has got no sense of itself. 837 01:36:23,757 --> 01:36:26,157 Its nobles share allegiance with England. 838 01:36:26,259 --> 01:36:28,489 Its clans war with each other. 839 01:36:28,595 --> 01:36:29,994 Aye. 840 01:36:30,096 --> 01:36:32,656 If you make enemies on both sides of the border, 841 01:36:32,766 --> 01:36:34,165 you'll end up dead. 842 01:36:34,267 --> 01:36:36,167 We all end up dead. 843 01:36:36,269 --> 01:36:38,499 It's just a question of how and why. 844 01:36:38,605 --> 01:36:40,402 I want what you want, 845 01:36:40,507 --> 01:36:42,270 but we need the nobles. 846 01:36:42,375 --> 01:36:43,672 We need them? 847 01:36:43,777 --> 01:36:44,709 Aye. 848 01:36:44,811 --> 01:36:45,835 Nobles. 849 01:36:45,945 --> 01:36:48,641 Tell me, what does that mean... to be noble? 850 01:36:48,748 --> 01:36:50,306 Your title gives you claim 851 01:36:50,416 --> 01:36:52,179 to the throne of our country, 852 01:36:52,285 --> 01:36:54,116 but men don't follow titles, 853 01:36:54,220 --> 01:36:55,653 they follow courage. 854 01:36:55,755 --> 01:36:57,746 Now, our people know you. 855 01:36:57,857 --> 01:37:00,257 Noble and common... they respect you, 856 01:37:00,360 --> 01:37:04,126 and if you would just lead them to freedom... 857 01:37:05,732 --> 01:37:07,131 they'd follow you. 858 01:37:09,469 --> 01:37:10,936 And so would I. 859 01:37:33,159 --> 01:37:34,285 Damn it! 860 01:37:34,394 --> 01:37:36,123 My sodomite cousin the prince tells me 861 01:37:36,229 --> 01:37:38,129 he has no troops to lend, 862 01:37:38,231 --> 01:37:41,223 and every town in Northern England is begging for help. 863 01:37:42,569 --> 01:37:43,934 He advances! 864 01:37:44,037 --> 01:37:45,436 To which town? 865 01:37:45,538 --> 01:37:47,301 To here, milord. 866 01:37:47,407 --> 01:37:48,669 Bring the provisions inside! 867 01:37:48,775 --> 01:37:50,709 Double the wall guards! Seal the gate! Now! 868 01:37:50,810 --> 01:37:51,936 Hyah! 869 01:37:52,045 --> 01:37:54,070 Bring in the provisions! 870 01:38:24,711 --> 01:38:27,305 Sire, we can get you out if you leave now. 871 01:38:27,413 --> 01:38:29,108 I'm not about to tell my uncle 872 01:38:29,215 --> 01:38:32,343 I've lost him the greatest city in Northern England. 873 01:39:12,191 --> 01:39:13,590 Come on! 874 01:39:48,695 --> 01:39:50,356 Make way for the king! 875 01:39:58,805 --> 01:40:01,205 It's not your fault. 876 01:40:01,307 --> 01:40:03,207 Stand up to him! 877 01:40:03,309 --> 01:40:06,210 I will stand up to him and more. 878 01:40:43,349 --> 01:40:44,976 What news of the north? 879 01:40:46,352 --> 01:40:48,115 Nothing new, Your Majesty. 880 01:40:48,221 --> 01:40:51,054 We've sent riders to speed any word. 881 01:40:51,157 --> 01:40:53,557 I heard the word in France, 882 01:40:53,659 --> 01:40:56,651 where I was fighting to expand your future kingdom. 883 01:40:56,763 --> 01:40:59,027 The word, my son, 884 01:40:59,132 --> 01:41:04,399 is that our entire northern army is annihilated... 885 01:41:04,504 --> 01:41:06,836 and you have done nothing. 886 01:41:06,939 --> 01:41:08,839 L- I have ordered conscriptions. 887 01:41:08,941 --> 01:41:11,705 They're assembled and ready to depart. 888 01:41:13,579 --> 01:41:17,140 Excuse me, sire, but there's a very urgent message from York. 889 01:41:17,250 --> 01:41:18,649 Come. 890 01:41:26,359 --> 01:41:27,587 Leave us. 891 01:41:27,693 --> 01:41:29,820 Thank you, sire. 892 01:41:31,264 --> 01:41:34,358 Uh, W-Wallace has sacked York. 893 01:41:34,467 --> 01:41:35,559 What? 894 01:41:35,668 --> 01:41:38,159 Wallace has sacked York. 895 01:41:39,338 --> 01:41:40,635 Uh! 896 01:41:42,275 --> 01:41:43,674 Oh. 897 01:41:53,019 --> 01:41:54,486 Sire... 898 01:41:54,587 --> 01:41:56,612 thy own nephew. 899 01:41:56,722 --> 01:41:59,623 What beast could do such a thing? 900 01:42:01,227 --> 01:42:03,127 If he can sack York... 901 01:42:05,064 --> 01:42:07,464 he can invade Lower England. 902 01:42:07,567 --> 01:42:09,262 We would stop him! 903 01:42:11,737 --> 01:42:14,900 Who is this person who speaks to me 904 01:42:15,007 --> 01:42:18,135 as though I needed his advice? 905 01:42:18,244 --> 01:42:21,236 I have declared Phillip my high counselor. 906 01:42:21,347 --> 01:42:22,644 Is he qualified? 907 01:42:22,748 --> 01:42:25,478 I am skilled in the arts of war 908 01:42:25,585 --> 01:42:28,281 and military tactics, sire. 909 01:42:28,387 --> 01:42:30,651 Are you? 910 01:42:30,756 --> 01:42:33,520 Then tell me... what advice would you offer 911 01:42:33,626 --> 01:42:37,426 on the, uh, present, uh, 912 01:42:37,530 --> 01:42:38,519 situation? 913 01:42:38,631 --> 01:42:40,895 Aah! 914 01:43:08,227 --> 01:43:11,628 I shall offer a truce... 915 01:43:11,731 --> 01:43:14,131 and buy him off. 916 01:43:15,735 --> 01:43:18,135 But who will go to him? 917 01:43:18,237 --> 01:43:20,137 Not I. 918 01:43:20,239 --> 01:43:23,140 If I fell under the sword of that murderer, 919 01:43:23,242 --> 01:43:26,143 it might be my head in a basket. 920 01:43:26,245 --> 01:43:30,841 And not my gentle son. 921 01:43:30,950 --> 01:43:32,850 The mere sight of him 922 01:43:32,952 --> 01:43:37,150 would only encourage an enemy to take over the whole country. 923 01:43:38,758 --> 01:43:41,158 So whom do I send? 924 01:43:45,765 --> 01:43:47,892 Whom do I send? 925 01:45:10,349 --> 01:45:11,611 I'm dreaming. 926 01:45:11,717 --> 01:45:13,708 Yes, you are. 927 01:45:15,354 --> 01:45:17,015 And you must wake. 928 01:45:21,861 --> 01:45:23,260 Uh... 929 01:45:26,365 --> 01:45:28,765 I don't want to wake. 930 01:45:28,868 --> 01:45:32,099 I want to stay here with you. 931 01:45:33,539 --> 01:45:35,769 And I with you... 932 01:45:35,875 --> 01:45:37,604 but you must wake now. 933 01:45:41,380 --> 01:45:43,280 Wake up, William. 934 01:45:43,382 --> 01:45:44,679 Wake up. 935 01:45:47,453 --> 01:45:49,353 William, wake up, wake up. 936 01:45:49,455 --> 01:45:50,717 William! 937 01:45:50,823 --> 01:45:53,257 A royal entourage comes! 938 01:45:53,392 --> 01:45:54,791 Flying banners of truce! 939 01:45:54,894 --> 01:45:58,990 And the standards of Longshanks himself! 940 01:46:41,006 --> 01:46:43,406 I am the princess of Wales. 941 01:46:43,509 --> 01:46:45,773 I come as the king's servant 942 01:46:45,878 --> 01:46:47,209 and with his authority. 943 01:46:47,313 --> 01:46:48,940 To do what? 944 01:46:49,081 --> 01:46:52,073 To discuss the king's proposals. 945 01:46:54,653 --> 01:46:58,020 Will you speak with a woman? 946 01:47:16,609 --> 01:47:20,136 I understand you have recently been given the rank of knight. 947 01:47:20,279 --> 01:47:22,213 I have been given nothing. 948 01:47:22,348 --> 01:47:24,475 God makes men what they are. 949 01:47:24,617 --> 01:47:28,348 Did God make you the sacker of peaceful cities? 950 01:47:28,454 --> 01:47:30,854 The executioner of the king's nephew, 951 01:47:30,956 --> 01:47:32,753 my husband's own cousin? 952 01:47:32,858 --> 01:47:34,758 York was the staging point 953 01:47:34,860 --> 01:47:37,260 for every invasion of my country, 954 01:47:37,363 --> 01:47:39,763 and that royal cousin hanged innocent Scots, 955 01:47:39,865 --> 01:47:42,163 even women and children from the city walls. 956 01:47:46,372 --> 01:47:48,203 Well, Longshanks did far worse 957 01:47:48,307 --> 01:47:50,172 the last time he took a Scottish city. 958 01:48:09,762 --> 01:48:12,196 You ask your king to his face. 959 01:48:12,331 --> 01:48:13,298 Ask him. 960 01:48:15,534 --> 01:48:19,026 You see if his eyes can convince you of the truth. 961 01:48:27,346 --> 01:48:29,746 Hamilton, leave us. 962 01:48:31,784 --> 01:48:32,682 Milady... 963 01:48:32,785 --> 01:48:34,514 Leave us. Now. 964 01:48:45,364 --> 01:48:47,696 Let us talk plainly. 965 01:48:47,800 --> 01:48:49,199 You invade England, 966 01:48:49,301 --> 01:48:51,701 but you cannot complete the conquest 967 01:48:51,804 --> 01:48:55,205 so far from your shelter and supply. 968 01:48:55,307 --> 01:48:57,832 The king desires peace. 969 01:48:57,977 --> 01:49:00,878 Longshanks desires peace? 970 01:49:00,980 --> 01:49:03,210 He declares it to me. I swear it. 971 01:49:03,315 --> 01:49:06,045 He proposes that you withdraw your attack. 972 01:49:06,151 --> 01:49:08,176 In return, he grants you title, estates, 973 01:49:08,320 --> 01:49:09,787 and this chest of gold, 974 01:49:09,922 --> 01:49:11,856 which I am to pay to you personally. 975 01:49:11,991 --> 01:49:14,221 A lordship and titles... 976 01:49:14,326 --> 01:49:15,725 gold... 977 01:49:15,828 --> 01:49:17,455 that I should become Judas? 978 01:49:17,596 --> 01:49:19,621 Peace is made in such ways. 979 01:49:19,765 --> 01:49:21,460 Slaves are made in such ways! 980 01:49:24,336 --> 01:49:26,736 The last time Longshanks spoke of peace, 981 01:49:26,839 --> 01:49:28,238 I was a boy, 982 01:49:28,340 --> 01:49:29,739 and many Scottish nobles, 983 01:49:29,842 --> 01:49:31,241 who would not be slaves, 984 01:49:31,343 --> 01:49:33,743 were lured by him, under a flag of truce, 985 01:49:33,846 --> 01:49:36,246 to a barn... where he had them hanged. 986 01:49:37,950 --> 01:49:39,349 I was very young, 987 01:49:39,451 --> 01:49:42,852 but I remember Longshanks' notion of peace. 988 01:49:46,125 --> 01:49:48,719 I understand you have suffered. 989 01:49:50,362 --> 01:49:53,763 I know... about your woman. 990 01:50:04,376 --> 01:50:06,276 She was my wife. 991 01:50:08,881 --> 01:50:10,781 We married in secret 992 01:50:10,883 --> 01:50:14,785 because I would not share her with an English lord. 993 01:50:14,887 --> 01:50:18,323 They killed her... to get to me. 994 01:50:23,395 --> 01:50:26,296 I have never spoken of it. 995 01:50:26,398 --> 01:50:29,299 I don't know why I tell you now, 996 01:50:29,401 --> 01:50:30,800 except... 997 01:50:32,404 --> 01:50:34,531 I see her strength in you. 998 01:50:40,913 --> 01:50:44,815 One day, you'll be a queen... 999 01:50:44,917 --> 01:50:47,351 And you must open your eyes. 1000 01:50:54,860 --> 01:50:57,761 You tell your king that William Wallace 1001 01:50:57,863 --> 01:50:59,763 will not be ruled... 1002 01:50:59,865 --> 01:51:02,698 and nor will any Scot while I live. 1003 01:51:36,252 --> 01:51:38,652 Ah, my son's loyal wife returns 1004 01:51:38,755 --> 01:51:40,655 unkilled by the heathen. 1005 01:51:40,757 --> 01:51:43,191 So he accepted our bribe? 1006 01:51:43,293 --> 01:51:45,318 No, he did not. 1007 01:51:45,428 --> 01:51:47,589 Then why does he stay? 1008 01:51:47,697 --> 01:51:52,031 My scouts tell me that he has not advanced. 1009 01:51:52,135 --> 01:51:54,103 He waits for you at York. 1010 01:51:54,204 --> 01:51:57,105 He says he will attack no more towns or cities 1011 01:51:57,207 --> 01:51:59,368 if you are man enough to come and face him. 1012 01:51:59,476 --> 01:52:02,138 Did he? 1013 01:52:02,245 --> 01:52:06,614 The Welsh bowmen will not be detected 1014 01:52:06,716 --> 01:52:10,117 arriving so far around his flank. 1015 01:52:10,220 --> 01:52:13,121 The main force of our armies from France 1016 01:52:13,223 --> 01:52:14,690 will land here 1017 01:52:14,791 --> 01:52:16,691 to the north of Edinburgh. 1018 01:52:16,793 --> 01:52:21,628 Conscripts from Ireland will approach from the southwest... 1019 01:52:21,731 --> 01:52:23,130 to here. 1020 01:52:23,233 --> 01:52:25,633 Welsh bowmen? Troops from France? Irish conscripts? 1021 01:52:25,735 --> 01:52:27,635 Even if you dispatch them today, 1022 01:52:27,737 --> 01:52:29,500 they'd take weeks to assemble. 1023 01:52:29,606 --> 01:52:33,838 I dispatched them before I sent your wife. 1024 01:52:38,248 --> 01:52:40,614 So our little ruse succeeded. 1025 01:52:40,717 --> 01:52:42,742 Thank you. 1026 01:52:42,852 --> 01:52:44,251 And while this upstart 1027 01:52:44,354 --> 01:52:46,083 awaits my arrival in York, 1028 01:52:46,189 --> 01:52:51,126 my forces will have arrived in Edinburgh behind him. 1029 01:52:51,227 --> 01:52:58,895 You spoke with this, uh, Wallace in private. 1030 01:52:59,002 --> 01:53:01,402 Tell me... 1031 01:53:01,504 --> 01:53:04,268 what kind of man is he? 1032 01:53:04,374 --> 01:53:08,105 A mindless barbarian. 1033 01:53:08,211 --> 01:53:11,203 Not a king like you, milord. 1034 01:53:13,716 --> 01:53:16,116 You may return to your embroidery. 1035 01:53:16,219 --> 01:53:17,618 Humbly, milord. 1036 01:53:17,720 --> 01:53:21,087 You brought back the money, of course. 1037 01:53:24,727 --> 01:53:27,127 No. I gave it to ease the suffering 1038 01:53:27,230 --> 01:53:29,790 of the children of this war. 1039 01:53:32,368 --> 01:53:34,598 That's what happens when you send a woman. 1040 01:53:36,739 --> 01:53:38,138 Forgive me, sire. 1041 01:53:38,241 --> 01:53:39,640 I thought that generosity 1042 01:53:39,742 --> 01:53:41,141 might demonstrate your greatness 1043 01:53:41,244 --> 01:53:44,077 to those you mean to rule. 1044 01:53:44,180 --> 01:53:45,647 Ahem. 1045 01:53:47,250 --> 01:53:50,583 My greatness will be better demonstrated 1046 01:53:50,687 --> 01:53:53,520 when Wallace returns to Scotland 1047 01:53:53,623 --> 01:53:56,592 and finds his country in ashes. 1048 01:54:00,863 --> 01:54:02,091 William! 1049 01:54:02,198 --> 01:54:04,098 There's riders approaching! 1050 01:54:10,406 --> 01:54:14,604 Personal escort of the princess. 1051 01:54:14,711 --> 01:54:16,110 Aye. 1052 01:54:17,547 --> 01:54:19,276 Must have made an impression. 1053 01:54:19,382 --> 01:54:20,610 Aye. 1054 01:54:20,717 --> 01:54:23,618 I didn't think you were in the tent that long. 1055 01:54:27,724 --> 01:54:29,055 Mademoiselle. 1056 01:54:30,727 --> 01:54:33,355 Un message de ma maitresse. 1057 01:54:33,463 --> 01:54:35,124 Merci. 1058 01:54:59,689 --> 01:55:02,920 It's true! English ships are moving up from the south! 1059 01:55:03,026 --> 01:55:04,493 I don't know about the Welsh yet, 1060 01:55:04,594 --> 01:55:06,494 but the Irish have landed! 1061 01:55:06,596 --> 01:55:09,588 I had to see it before I could believe it. 1062 01:55:09,699 --> 01:55:11,564 Why are the Irish fighting with the English? 1063 01:55:11,668 --> 01:55:13,693 I wouldn't worry about them. 1064 01:55:13,803 --> 01:55:17,569 Didn't I tell you before? It's my island. 1065 01:55:17,674 --> 01:55:19,574 Hamish, ride ahead to Edinburgh 1066 01:55:19,676 --> 01:55:20,768 and assemble the council. 1067 01:55:20,877 --> 01:55:21,901 Order it. 1068 01:55:22,011 --> 01:55:22,909 Aye. 1069 01:55:23,012 --> 01:55:24,536 Hup! 1070 01:55:24,647 --> 01:55:25,807 Hyah! 1071 01:55:27,183 --> 01:55:28,616 Your island? 1072 01:55:28,718 --> 01:55:31,778 My island! Yup! 1073 01:55:31,888 --> 01:55:33,287 You want to negotiate? 1074 01:55:33,389 --> 01:55:34,549 No, please, gentlemen! 1075 01:55:34,657 --> 01:55:37,023 Lords, Craig is right! 1076 01:55:37,126 --> 01:55:38,889 This time our only option 1077 01:55:38,995 --> 01:55:41,225 is to negotiate. 1078 01:55:41,331 --> 01:55:43,799 Unless you want to see Edinburgh razed to the ground... 1079 01:55:49,672 --> 01:55:52,072 My army has marched for more days 1080 01:55:52,175 --> 01:55:53,369 than I can remember, 1081 01:55:53,476 --> 01:55:55,842 and we still have preparations to make, 1082 01:55:55,945 --> 01:55:58,072 so I'll make this plain. 1083 01:55:58,181 --> 01:56:01,582 We require every soldier you can summon... 1084 01:56:01,684 --> 01:56:04,551 your personal escorts, even yourselves... 1085 01:56:04,654 --> 01:56:06,349 and we need them now. 1086 01:56:08,191 --> 01:56:10,091 With such a force arrayed against us, 1087 01:56:10,193 --> 01:56:11,922 it's time to discuss other options. 1088 01:56:12,028 --> 01:56:13,586 Other options? 1089 01:56:13,696 --> 01:56:17,097 Don't you wish at least to lead your men 1090 01:56:17,200 --> 01:56:18,599 onto the field 1091 01:56:18,701 --> 01:56:21,101 and barter a better deal with Longshanks 1092 01:56:21,204 --> 01:56:23,001 before you tuck tail and run? 1093 01:56:23,106 --> 01:56:24,004 Sire William... 1094 01:56:24,107 --> 01:56:25,335 We cart defeat this army! 1095 01:56:25,441 --> 01:56:26,567 We can! 1096 01:56:26,676 --> 01:56:28,234 And we will! 1097 01:56:30,713 --> 01:56:34,444 We won at Stirling... and still you quibble! 1098 01:56:34,550 --> 01:56:37,610 We won at York, and you would not support us. 1099 01:56:37,720 --> 01:56:40,120 If you'll not stand up with us now, 1100 01:56:40,223 --> 01:56:41,622 then I say you're cowards. 1101 01:56:46,929 --> 01:56:49,557 And if you're Scotsmen, 1102 01:56:49,665 --> 01:56:52,065 I'm ashamed to call myself one. 1103 01:56:52,168 --> 01:56:54,728 Please, Sire William, speak with me alone. 1104 01:56:57,673 --> 01:56:59,038 I beg you. 1105 01:57:02,178 --> 01:57:05,079 Now, you've achieved more than anyone ever dreamed, 1106 01:57:05,181 --> 01:57:06,580 but fighting these odds, 1107 01:57:06,682 --> 01:57:09,082 it looks like rage, not courage. 1108 01:57:09,185 --> 01:57:10,652 It's well beyond rage. 1109 01:57:12,688 --> 01:57:14,155 Help me. 1110 01:57:15,892 --> 01:57:20,056 In the name of Christ, help yourselves! 1111 01:57:20,163 --> 01:57:22,063 Now is our chance. Now. 1112 01:57:22,165 --> 01:57:24,395 If we join, we can win. 1113 01:57:24,500 --> 01:57:28,596 If we win, we'll have what none of us ever had before... 1114 01:57:28,704 --> 01:57:30,103 a country of our own. 1115 01:57:32,208 --> 01:57:34,301 You're the rightful leader. 1116 01:57:34,410 --> 01:57:37,174 And there is strength in you, I see it. 1117 01:57:42,351 --> 01:57:43,340 Unite us. 1118 01:57:46,055 --> 01:57:47,545 Unite us! 1119 01:57:47,657 --> 01:57:49,420 Unite the clans. 1120 01:57:56,699 --> 01:57:58,064 All right. 1121 01:57:58,167 --> 01:57:59,566 Right. 1122 01:58:04,173 --> 01:58:06,334 This cannot be the way. 1123 01:58:06,442 --> 01:58:08,603 You said yourself... 1124 01:58:08,711 --> 01:58:13,080 the nobles will not support Wallace. 1125 01:58:13,182 --> 01:58:15,082 So how did it help us 1126 01:58:15,184 --> 01:58:18,085 to join the side that is slaughtered? 1127 01:58:18,187 --> 01:58:20,087 I gave him my word. 1128 01:58:28,197 --> 01:58:30,597 I know it is hard. 1129 01:58:30,700 --> 01:58:32,861 Being a leader is. 1130 01:58:34,504 --> 01:58:38,600 But, son... son... 1131 01:58:38,708 --> 01:58:40,073 look at me. 1132 01:58:47,383 --> 01:58:49,044 I cannot be king. 1133 01:58:49,151 --> 01:58:52,609 You and you alone can rule Scotland. 1134 01:58:52,722 --> 01:58:55,623 What I tell you, you must do. 1135 01:58:55,725 --> 01:58:58,558 Not for me, not for yourself, 1136 01:58:58,661 --> 01:59:00,561 for your country. 1137 01:59:16,646 --> 01:59:18,045 Eh, lads, make way. 1138 01:59:18,147 --> 01:59:20,047 Coming through here. 1139 01:59:26,656 --> 01:59:28,055 Make way, lads. 1140 01:59:28,157 --> 01:59:29,556 Make... 1141 01:59:33,663 --> 01:59:36,223 The Bruce is not coming, William. 1142 01:59:36,332 --> 01:59:38,027 He'll come. 1143 01:59:40,002 --> 01:59:42,368 Mornay and Lochlan have come. 1144 01:59:43,940 --> 01:59:45,567 So will the Bruce. 1145 01:59:48,444 --> 01:59:53,074 Quite the lovely... gathering. 1146 01:59:53,182 --> 01:59:54,911 Wouldn't you agree? 1147 01:59:57,920 --> 01:59:59,945 The archers are ready, sire. 1148 02:00:00,056 --> 02:00:01,455 Not the archers. 1149 02:00:01,557 --> 02:00:04,958 My scouts tell me their archers are miles away 1150 02:00:05,061 --> 02:00:06,961 and no threat to us. 1151 02:00:07,063 --> 02:00:09,429 Arrows cost money. Use up the Irish. 1152 02:00:09,532 --> 02:00:10,726 The dead cost nothing. 1153 02:00:10,833 --> 02:00:13,927 And send in the infantry and cavalry. 1154 02:00:14,036 --> 02:00:15,435 Infantry! 1155 02:00:15,538 --> 02:00:16,470 Infantry! 1156 02:00:16,572 --> 02:00:17,470 Cavalry! 1157 02:00:17,573 --> 02:00:18,597 Cavalry! 1158 02:00:18,708 --> 02:00:20,107 Cavalry! 1159 02:00:20,209 --> 02:00:21,540 Cavalry! 1160 02:00:21,644 --> 02:00:22,804 Advance! 1161 02:00:22,912 --> 02:00:24,971 Advance! 1162 02:01:48,130 --> 02:01:52,123 Ah, good to see you this morning! 1163 02:01:53,469 --> 02:01:56,131 Irish. 1164 02:01:56,238 --> 02:01:58,638 Glad to have you with us. 1165 02:01:58,741 --> 02:02:00,072 Watch this. 1166 02:04:09,839 --> 02:04:12,569 Mornay? Lochlan? 1167 02:04:12,675 --> 02:04:15,473 I gave Mornay double his lands in Scotland 1168 02:04:15,578 --> 02:04:17,569 and matching estates in England. 1169 02:04:17,680 --> 02:04:21,081 Lochlan turned for much less. 1170 02:04:21,183 --> 02:04:22,582 Archers. 1171 02:04:22,685 --> 02:04:24,084 I beg pardon, sire. 1172 02:04:24,186 --> 02:04:26,279 Won't we hit our own troops? 1173 02:04:28,691 --> 02:04:30,090 Yes... 1174 02:04:30,192 --> 02:04:32,023 but we'll hit theirs as well. 1175 02:04:32,127 --> 02:04:34,789 We have reserves. 1176 02:04:34,897 --> 02:04:36,364 Attack. 1177 02:04:38,200 --> 02:04:39,292 Archers! 1178 02:04:39,401 --> 02:04:42,302 Archers... attack! 1179 02:04:47,309 --> 02:04:48,298 Loose! 1180 02:04:55,217 --> 02:04:56,741 Loose! 1181 02:05:17,273 --> 02:05:18,672 Send in our reinforcements. 1182 02:05:20,075 --> 02:05:21,133 Send in the rest! 1183 02:05:31,587 --> 02:05:34,579 Bring me Wallace. 1184 02:05:34,690 --> 02:05:36,590 Alive, if possible. 1185 02:05:36,692 --> 02:05:38,592 Dead... just as good. 1186 02:05:38,694 --> 02:05:41,254 Send us news of our victory. 1187 02:05:41,363 --> 02:05:43,297 Shall we retire? 1188 02:07:08,450 --> 02:07:10,008 Protect the king. 1189 02:09:13,909 --> 02:09:15,137 Get up! 1190 02:09:15,244 --> 02:09:16,711 Get up! 1191 02:09:18,147 --> 02:09:19,705 Up! 1192 02:09:19,815 --> 02:09:21,043 Get up! 1193 02:09:22,117 --> 02:09:23,880 Get him out of here! 1194 02:09:28,724 --> 02:09:30,282 Go! 1195 02:10:30,352 --> 02:10:31,683 I'm dying. 1196 02:10:35,857 --> 02:10:37,154 Let me be. 1197 02:10:43,198 --> 02:10:45,098 No. 1198 02:10:45,200 --> 02:10:48,397 You're going to live. 1199 02:10:48,503 --> 02:10:52,200 I've lived long enough to live free. 1200 02:10:52,307 --> 02:10:58,041 Proud to see you become the man you are. 1201 02:11:02,651 --> 02:11:04,676 I'm a happy man. 1202 02:12:53,595 --> 02:12:56,530 I'm the one who's rotting, 1203 02:12:56,631 --> 02:13:00,397 but I think your face looks graver than mine. 1204 02:13:05,107 --> 02:13:06,540 Son... 1205 02:13:12,114 --> 02:13:14,514 we must have alliance with England 1206 02:13:14,616 --> 02:13:16,743 to prevail here. 1207 02:13:16,852 --> 02:13:19,013 You achieved that. 1208 02:13:19,121 --> 02:13:20,520 You saved your family, 1209 02:13:20,622 --> 02:13:23,250 increased your land. 1210 02:13:23,358 --> 02:13:28,386 In time, you will have all the power in Scotland. 1211 02:13:28,497 --> 02:13:34,063 Lands, titles, men, power... nothing. 1212 02:13:34,770 --> 02:13:35,896 Nothing? 1213 02:13:36,004 --> 02:13:37,562 I have nothing. 1214 02:13:39,007 --> 02:13:40,406 Men fight for me... 1215 02:13:40,509 --> 02:13:43,535 because if they do not, I throw them off my land 1216 02:13:43,645 --> 02:13:46,944 and I starve their wives and their children. 1217 02:13:47,048 --> 02:13:52,953 Those men who bled the ground red at Falkirk... 1218 02:13:53,088 --> 02:13:54,988 they fought for William Wallace, 1219 02:13:55,090 --> 02:13:58,787 and he fights for something that I've never had. 1220 02:14:00,462 --> 02:14:04,364 And I took it from him when I betrayed him, 1221 02:14:04,466 --> 02:14:08,368 and I saw it in his face on the battlefield, 1222 02:14:08,470 --> 02:14:10,370 and it's tearing me apart! 1223 02:14:10,472 --> 02:14:13,669 Well, all men betray, all lose heart. 1224 02:14:13,775 --> 02:14:16,471 I don't want to lose heart! 1225 02:14:19,614 --> 02:14:24,813 I want to believe... as he does. 1226 02:14:30,625 --> 02:14:34,026 I will never be on the wrong side again. 1227 02:15:23,645 --> 02:15:25,545 No! 1228 02:15:51,239 --> 02:15:52,797 There he is! After him! 1229 02:16:21,870 --> 02:16:25,067 Lord Craig, is it true about Mornay? 1230 02:16:25,173 --> 02:16:30,133 Aye. Wallace rode into his bedchamber and killed him. 1231 02:16:30,278 --> 02:16:33,179 More a liability now than ever he was. 1232 02:16:33,281 --> 02:16:36,512 And there's no telling who'll be next. 1233 02:16:38,119 --> 02:16:39,643 Maybe you. 1234 02:16:41,856 --> 02:16:43,323 Maybe me. 1235 02:16:49,064 --> 02:16:50,827 It doesn't matter. 1236 02:16:52,734 --> 02:16:54,133 I'm serious, Robert. 1237 02:16:54,235 --> 02:16:55,634 So am I! 1238 02:17:08,984 --> 02:17:10,884 Christ! Shit! 1239 02:17:10,986 --> 02:17:13,648 Search the place! 1240 02:17:16,558 --> 02:17:17,650 Lochlan. 1241 02:17:24,699 --> 02:17:27,497 William Wallace killed 50 men. 1242 02:17:27,602 --> 02:17:30,002 50 if it was one. 1243 02:17:30,105 --> 02:17:31,231 100 men... 1244 02:17:31,339 --> 02:17:32,738 with his own sword. 1245 02:17:32,841 --> 02:17:34,638 Cut through them like... 1246 02:17:34,743 --> 02:17:37,906 Moses through the Red Sea. 1247 02:18:10,078 --> 02:18:12,672 His legend grows. 1248 02:18:12,781 --> 02:18:15,511 It will be worse than before. 1249 02:18:15,617 --> 02:18:18,518 He rallies new volunteers in every Scottish town, 1250 02:18:18,620 --> 02:18:20,485 and when he replenishes his numbers... 1251 02:18:20,588 --> 02:18:23,022 They're sheep! Mere sheep! 1252 02:18:24,759 --> 02:18:28,195 Easily dispersed if we strike the shepherd. 1253 02:18:28,329 --> 02:18:29,990 Very well. 1254 02:18:30,098 --> 02:18:33,499 Pick a flock of your finest assassins 1255 02:18:33,601 --> 02:18:35,000 and set a meeting. 1256 02:18:35,103 --> 02:18:38,334 Milord, Wallace is renowned 1257 02:18:38,440 --> 02:18:41,000 for his ability to smell an ambush. 1258 02:18:43,611 --> 02:18:47,445 If what Lord Hamilton tells me is correct, 1259 02:18:47,549 --> 02:18:49,449 he warmed to our future queen. 1260 02:18:49,551 --> 02:18:51,348 He would trust her. 1261 02:18:53,021 --> 02:18:55,285 So we'll dispatch her with the notion 1262 02:18:55,390 --> 02:18:56,687 that she comes in peace. 1263 02:18:56,791 --> 02:18:59,555 Milord, the princess might be taken hostage 1264 02:18:59,661 --> 02:19:01,959 or her life be put in jeopardy. 1265 02:19:02,063 --> 02:19:05,624 Oh, my son would be most distressed by that. 1266 02:19:05,734 --> 02:19:09,329 Uh, but in truth, if she were to be killed, 1267 02:19:09,437 --> 02:19:13,237 we would soon find the king of France 1268 02:19:13,341 --> 02:19:15,502 a useful ally against the Scots. 1269 02:19:17,278 --> 02:19:20,475 You see, as king, 1270 02:19:20,582 --> 02:19:25,542 you must find the good in any situation. 1271 02:19:51,646 --> 02:19:54,342 It's William Wallace, sure. 1272 02:19:54,482 --> 02:19:57,280 He's giving up his sword. 1273 02:19:57,385 --> 02:19:58,317 Be ready. 1274 02:20:21,910 --> 02:20:24,174 Aah! 1275 02:21:37,085 --> 02:21:38,484 Milady... 1276 02:21:43,091 --> 02:21:45,059 I received your message. 1277 02:21:45,193 --> 02:21:46,854 Oh. 1278 02:21:58,106 --> 02:22:00,506 This is... the second time 1279 02:22:00,608 --> 02:22:02,235 you've warned me of danger. 1280 02:22:04,712 --> 02:22:06,111 Why? 1281 02:22:06,214 --> 02:22:09,012 There will be a new shipment of supplies 1282 02:22:09,117 --> 02:22:12,143 coming north next month... foods and weapons. 1283 02:22:12,287 --> 02:22:15,484 No, stop. 1284 02:22:15,623 --> 02:22:17,784 Why do you help me? 1285 02:22:23,631 --> 02:22:27,032 Why do you help me? 1286 02:22:27,168 --> 02:22:30,968 Because of the way you are looking at me now. 1287 02:24:22,483 --> 02:24:24,974 Just when we thought all hope was lost, 1288 02:24:25,119 --> 02:24:27,952 our noble saviors have arrived. 1289 02:24:30,058 --> 02:24:32,458 Off with their... hoods. 1290 02:24:37,565 --> 02:24:40,227 Sire William, we've come to seek a meeting. 1291 02:24:40,368 --> 02:24:42,928 Well, what's the point? 1292 02:24:43,071 --> 02:24:45,266 You've all sworn loyalty to Longshanks. 1293 02:24:45,406 --> 02:24:47,966 An oath to a liar is no oath at all. 1294 02:24:48,109 --> 02:24:50,805 Every man of us is ready to swear loyalty to you. 1295 02:24:50,945 --> 02:24:53,004 So let the council swear publicly. 1296 02:24:53,147 --> 02:24:56,981 We cannot. Some scarcely believe you're alive. 1297 02:24:57,085 --> 02:24:59,485 Others think you'll pay them Mornay's wages. 1298 02:24:59,587 --> 02:25:01,452 So we bid you to Edinburgh. 1299 02:25:01,556 --> 02:25:02,989 Meet us two days from now. 1300 02:25:03,091 --> 02:25:05,491 Pledge us your pardon, and we'll unite behind you. 1301 02:25:05,593 --> 02:25:06,992 Scotland will be one. 1302 02:25:07,095 --> 02:25:09,393 One? You mean us and you. 1303 02:25:09,497 --> 02:25:12,193 No. 1304 02:25:12,333 --> 02:25:14,028 I mean this. 1305 02:25:16,437 --> 02:25:18,735 It's the pledge of Robert the Bruce. 1306 02:25:28,449 --> 02:25:30,440 You do know it's a trap. Tell him. 1307 02:25:30,585 --> 02:25:32,450 If the Bruce wanted to kill you, 1308 02:25:32,553 --> 02:25:33,986 he'd have done it at Falkirk. 1309 02:25:34,122 --> 02:25:35,180 Aye. 1310 02:25:35,323 --> 02:25:37,985 I know. I saw. 1311 02:25:38,126 --> 02:25:40,458 Leave him aside. What about the others? 1312 02:25:40,561 --> 02:25:42,153 Nest of scheming bastards! 1313 02:25:42,296 --> 02:25:44,423 They couldn't agree on the color of shite! 1314 02:25:44,565 --> 02:25:46,089 It's a trap. Are you blind? 1315 02:25:46,234 --> 02:25:48,429 Look at us. 1316 02:25:48,569 --> 02:25:50,469 We've got to try. 1317 02:25:50,571 --> 02:25:52,971 We cart do this alone. 1318 02:25:53,074 --> 02:25:55,474 Joining the nobles is the only hope for our people. 1319 02:25:55,576 --> 02:25:58,067 You know what happens if we don't take that chance? 1320 02:25:58,212 --> 02:25:59,270 What? 1321 02:25:59,413 --> 02:26:00,437 Nothing. 1322 02:26:02,517 --> 02:26:04,951 I don't want to be a martyr. 1323 02:26:05,086 --> 02:26:06,986 Nor I. I want to live. 1324 02:26:07,088 --> 02:26:09,989 I want a home and children and peace. 1325 02:26:10,091 --> 02:26:11,854 Do you? 1326 02:26:11,959 --> 02:26:13,449 Aye, I do. 1327 02:26:13,594 --> 02:26:15,494 I've asked God for those things. 1328 02:26:15,596 --> 02:26:17,791 It's all for nothing if you don't have freedom. 1329 02:26:17,932 --> 02:26:20,162 That's just a dream, William. 1330 02:26:20,268 --> 02:26:21,963 A dream? Just a... 1331 02:26:22,103 --> 02:26:25,937 Well, then what have we been doing all this time? 1332 02:26:26,040 --> 02:26:27,667 We've lived that dream. 1333 02:26:27,808 --> 02:26:29,901 Your dream isn't about freedom. 1334 02:26:30,044 --> 02:26:31,568 It's about Murron. 1335 02:26:31,712 --> 02:26:35,045 Your dream is to be a hero 'cause you think she sees you. 1336 02:26:35,149 --> 02:26:38,380 I don't think she sees me. I know she does. 1337 02:26:38,486 --> 02:26:40,351 And your father sees you, too. 1338 02:26:42,023 --> 02:26:43,786 Ohh! 1339 02:26:46,394 --> 02:26:47,918 Ah. 1340 02:26:50,731 --> 02:26:53,461 Jesus. 1341 02:26:53,601 --> 02:26:56,968 Get up. Give us your hand. 1342 02:26:59,040 --> 02:27:00,803 Shall I come with you? 1343 02:27:03,044 --> 02:27:06,104 No. I'll go alone. 1344 02:27:06,247 --> 02:27:09,148 I'll see you after. 1345 02:27:09,250 --> 02:27:10,740 Right. 1346 02:27:15,056 --> 02:27:18,548 Sooner rather than later, I hope. 1347 02:27:24,565 --> 02:27:25,896 He won't come. 1348 02:27:26,000 --> 02:27:27,399 He will. 1349 02:27:27,501 --> 02:27:29,401 I know he will. 1350 02:27:42,516 --> 02:27:45,417 Milord, he approaches! 1351 02:28:29,830 --> 02:28:31,764 No! 1352 02:28:36,604 --> 02:28:38,401 Stay out of it, Robert! 1353 02:28:38,506 --> 02:28:41,737 Aah! You lied! You lied! 1354 02:28:45,513 --> 02:28:48,744 Bruce is not to be hurt! That's the arrangement! 1355 02:28:56,524 --> 02:28:58,014 Father! 1356 02:29:04,165 --> 02:29:06,998 You rotting bastard! 1357 02:29:07,101 --> 02:29:10,434 Why? Why? 1358 02:29:14,041 --> 02:29:17,442 Longshanks acquired Wallace. 1359 02:29:17,545 --> 02:29:19,069 So did our nobles. 1360 02:29:19,213 --> 02:29:21,909 That was the price of your crown. 1361 02:29:22,049 --> 02:29:25,450 Die! 1362 02:29:25,553 --> 02:29:27,111 I want you to die! 1363 02:29:27,254 --> 02:29:32,021 Soon enough I'll be dead, and you'll be king. 1364 02:29:32,126 --> 02:29:34,959 I don't want anything from you. 1365 02:29:35,062 --> 02:29:37,462 You're not a man! 1366 02:29:37,565 --> 02:29:39,260 You're not my father. 1367 02:29:43,571 --> 02:29:48,099 You're my son, and you've always known my mind. 1368 02:29:48,242 --> 02:29:51,541 You deceived me. 1369 02:29:51,645 --> 02:29:53,545 You let yourself be deceived. 1370 02:29:53,647 --> 02:29:58,482 In your heart, you always knew what had to happen here. 1371 02:30:01,088 --> 02:30:04,546 Thus, you know what it means to hate. 1372 02:30:09,597 --> 02:30:11,997 Now you're ready to be a king. 1373 02:30:12,099 --> 02:30:17,696 My hate will die... with you. 1374 02:30:22,109 --> 02:30:24,509 William Wallace, 1375 02:30:24,612 --> 02:30:27,274 you stand in taint of high treason. 1376 02:30:27,415 --> 02:30:29,610 Against whom? 1377 02:30:29,750 --> 02:30:32,412 Against your king. 1378 02:30:32,553 --> 02:30:34,487 Have you anything to say? 1379 02:30:34,622 --> 02:30:39,457 Never in my whole life... 1380 02:30:39,560 --> 02:30:41,790 did I swear allegiance to him. 1381 02:30:41,929 --> 02:30:46,263 It matters not. He is your king. 1382 02:30:48,469 --> 02:30:51,927 Confess, and you may receive a quick death. 1383 02:30:52,072 --> 02:30:55,564 Deny, and you must be purified by pain. 1384 02:30:55,709 --> 02:30:58,610 Do you confess? 1385 02:30:58,712 --> 02:31:02,478 Do you confess? 1386 02:31:08,088 --> 02:31:09,988 Then on the morrow, 1387 02:31:10,090 --> 02:31:11,717 you shall receive your purification. 1388 02:31:23,604 --> 02:31:25,003 Your Highness. 1389 02:31:25,105 --> 02:31:26,436 I will see the prisoner. 1390 02:31:26,540 --> 02:31:28,440 We've got orders from the king... 1391 02:31:28,542 --> 02:31:30,442 The king will be dead in a month. 1392 02:31:30,544 --> 02:31:31,943 His son is a weakling. 1393 02:31:32,046 --> 02:31:33,946 Who do you think will rule this kingdom? 1394 02:31:34,048 --> 02:31:35,447 Now open this door. 1395 02:31:35,549 --> 02:31:37,949 Majesty. 1396 02:31:44,124 --> 02:31:46,115 Come on, filth. Up on your feet. 1397 02:31:46,260 --> 02:31:47,625 Stop it! 1398 02:31:47,728 --> 02:31:50,128 Leave me. 1399 02:31:50,231 --> 02:31:52,426 I said, leave me! 1400 02:32:04,578 --> 02:32:06,512 Milady. 1401 02:32:06,614 --> 02:32:12,484 Sire, I come to beg you... 1402 02:32:14,088 --> 02:32:16,989 to confess all and swear allegiance to the king 1403 02:32:17,091 --> 02:32:19,025 that he might show you mercy. 1404 02:32:19,159 --> 02:32:21,787 Will he show mercy to my country? 1405 02:32:21,929 --> 02:32:24,955 Mercy is to die quickly, 1406 02:32:25,099 --> 02:32:27,932 perhaps even live in a tower. 1407 02:32:28,035 --> 02:32:30,936 In time, who knows what can happen... 1408 02:32:31,038 --> 02:32:33,097 if you can only live? 1409 02:32:38,045 --> 02:32:40,946 If I swear to him, 1410 02:32:41,048 --> 02:32:44,211 then all that I am is dead already. 1411 02:32:53,561 --> 02:32:55,927 You will die. It will be awful. 1412 02:32:56,030 --> 02:32:57,964 Every man dies. 1413 02:33:00,568 --> 02:33:02,399 Not every man really lives. 1414 02:33:09,743 --> 02:33:11,438 Drink this. 1415 02:33:11,579 --> 02:33:13,979 It will dull your pain. 1416 02:33:14,081 --> 02:33:16,811 No. It will numb my wits. 1417 02:33:16,951 --> 02:33:19,442 I must have them all. 1418 02:33:19,587 --> 02:33:21,487 For if I'm senseless, or if I wail, 1419 02:33:21,589 --> 02:33:24,990 then Longshanks will have broken me. 1420 02:33:25,092 --> 02:33:27,925 I cart bear the thought of your torture. 1421 02:33:28,028 --> 02:33:29,552 Take it. 1422 02:33:34,401 --> 02:33:35,891 All right. 1423 02:34:22,883 --> 02:34:28,344 I have come to beg for the life of William Wallace. 1424 02:34:28,455 --> 02:34:32,585 You're quite taken with him, aren't you? 1425 02:34:32,693 --> 02:34:34,524 I respect him. 1426 02:34:36,964 --> 02:34:39,194 At worst, he was a worthy enemy. 1427 02:34:39,299 --> 02:34:41,096 Show mercy, O thou great king, 1428 02:34:41,201 --> 02:34:43,362 and win the respect of your own people. 1429 02:34:52,980 --> 02:34:58,543 Even now... you are incapable of mercy. 1430 02:35:04,491 --> 02:35:05,890 And you... 1431 02:35:10,497 --> 02:35:13,591 To you, that word is as unfamiliar as love. 1432 02:35:13,701 --> 02:35:16,397 Before he lost his powers of speech, 1433 02:35:16,503 --> 02:35:18,903 he told me his one comfort was that 1434 02:35:19,006 --> 02:35:21,236 he would live to know Wallace was dead. 1435 02:35:40,461 --> 02:35:43,362 You see... 1436 02:35:43,464 --> 02:35:45,864 death comes to us all. 1437 02:35:55,209 --> 02:35:58,872 But before it comes to you, 1438 02:35:58,979 --> 02:36:01,379 know this... 1439 02:36:01,482 --> 02:36:05,384 Your blood dies with you. 1440 02:36:05,486 --> 02:36:09,388 A child who is not of your line grows in my belly. 1441 02:36:12,493 --> 02:36:16,088 Your son will not sit long on the throne, I swear it. 1442 02:36:53,467 --> 02:36:55,367 I'm so afraid. 1443 02:37:03,477 --> 02:37:07,880 Give me the strength... to die well. 1444 02:37:31,438 --> 02:37:34,134 Here he comes! 1445 02:39:01,995 --> 02:39:05,294 Now behold the awful price of treason! 1446 02:39:12,472 --> 02:39:14,235 You will fall to your knees now. 1447 02:39:16,310 --> 02:39:19,871 Declare yourself the king's loyal subject 1448 02:39:19,980 --> 02:39:22,574 and beg his mercy. 1449 02:39:29,489 --> 02:39:30,888 And you shall have it. 1450 02:39:41,501 --> 02:39:43,230 Rope! 1451 02:40:06,393 --> 02:40:07,655 Stretch him! 1452 02:40:10,030 --> 02:40:12,863 That's it! Stretch him! 1453 02:40:28,582 --> 02:40:30,379 Shame! Shame! 1454 02:40:50,604 --> 02:40:52,765 Pleasant... yes? 1455 02:40:55,542 --> 02:40:56,941 Rise to your knees, 1456 02:40:57,044 --> 02:41:00,912 kiss the royal emblem on my cloak, 1457 02:41:01,014 --> 02:41:02,572 and you will feel no more. 1458 02:41:44,491 --> 02:41:46,425 Rack him! 1459 02:42:28,435 --> 02:42:29,868 Ahh. 1460 02:42:40,447 --> 02:42:41,846 Enough? 1461 02:42:50,590 --> 02:42:52,319 Ohh. 1462 02:43:34,935 --> 02:43:38,336 It can all end right now. 1463 02:43:38,438 --> 02:43:39,928 Peace. 1464 02:43:43,944 --> 02:43:45,502 Just say it. 1465 02:43:45,645 --> 02:43:49,513 Cry out... mercy. 1466 02:43:59,459 --> 02:44:00,892 Mercy! 1467 02:44:00,994 --> 02:44:04,395 - Mercy! - Mercy! 1468 02:44:09,002 --> 02:44:10,026 Cry out. 1469 02:44:10,170 --> 02:44:13,264 - Mercy! - Mercy! 1470 02:44:16,843 --> 02:44:18,037 Just say it... 1471 02:44:18,178 --> 02:44:20,703 mercy. 1472 02:44:20,847 --> 02:44:23,941 - Mercy! - Mercy! 1473 02:44:43,203 --> 02:44:45,296 Mercy, William. 1474 02:44:45,438 --> 02:44:48,271 Mercy. Jesus, now say it. 1475 02:44:54,114 --> 02:44:57,515 The prisoner wishes to say a word. 1476 02:44:57,651 --> 02:45:00,142 - Mercy! - Mercy! 1477 02:45:00,287 --> 02:45:02,152 Mercy! 1478 02:45:17,470 --> 02:45:26,742 Freeeedoooom! 1479 02:47:11,651 --> 02:47:15,314 After the beheading, 1480 02:47:15,455 --> 02:47:19,357 William Wallace's body was torn to pieces. 1481 02:47:21,461 --> 02:47:24,362 His head was set on London Bridge, 1482 02:47:24,464 --> 02:47:31,302 his arms and legs sent to the four corners of Britain 1483 02:47:31,404 --> 02:47:33,304 as a warning. 1484 02:47:33,406 --> 02:47:38,309 It did not have the effect that Longshanks planned. 1485 02:47:38,411 --> 02:47:42,814 Andl... Robert the Bruce... 1486 02:47:42,916 --> 02:47:48,081 rode out topay homage to the armies of the English king 1487 02:47:48,221 --> 02:47:51,452 and accept his endorsement of my crown. 1488 02:47:51,558 --> 02:47:54,049 I hope you've washed your arse this morning. 1489 02:47:54,194 --> 02:47:57,925 It's about to be kissed by a king. 1490 02:48:26,092 --> 02:48:29,255 Come. Let's get it over with. 1491 02:48:40,406 --> 02:48:41,771 Stop! 1492 02:48:59,926 --> 02:49:02,258 You have bled with Wallace! 1493 02:49:08,935 --> 02:49:10,402 Now bleed with me. 1494 02:49:12,472 --> 02:49:14,406 Oh... 1495 02:49:27,287 --> 02:49:32,452 Aah! 1496 02:49:51,144 --> 02:49:53,738 Wallace! Wallace! 1497 02:49:53,880 --> 02:49:54,869 Wallace! 1498 02:49:55,014 --> 02:49:55,981 Wallace! 1499 02:49:56,115 --> 02:49:57,104 Wallace! 1500 02:49:57,250 --> 02:49:59,184 Wallace! 1501 02:50:18,004 --> 02:50:20,905 In the year of our Lord, 1314, 1502 02:50:21,007 --> 02:50:24,909 patriots of Scotland, starving and outnumbered, 1503 02:50:25,011 --> 02:50:29,345 charged the fields of Bannockburn. 1504 02:50:29,449 --> 02:50:32,350 They fought like warrior poets, 1505 02:50:32,452 --> 02:50:35,353 they fought like Scotsmen... 1506 02:50:35,455 --> 02:50:37,355 and won their freedom