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Subtitles generated by - LustyCinema.li No one dared to come in. He had agreed to deal with the men of Orion.

So some accused him of betraying Ulysses.

Where is my father?

You'd better not come in.

You must take care of your brother now.

You will kill yourself!

You will kill yourself.

I am not a king.

But I will defend you, you and your brother.

You come to pray to your god?

It is not my god. It is the god of Itac and of all the Greeks.

No, he is also the god of the warriors.

It is he who brings the blood.

It is to Artemis that the people address themselves when they suffer.

She knows the pain of the shepherds we kill,

the families we separate,

the innocents who pay for the quarrels of their chiefs.

I will pray to Apollon so that he brings us the reason.

I am only a woman. He does not listen to me.

But maybe he will be sensitive to the prayers of a prince.

Telemachus, you abandoned.

You could be mine.

You were there on the day of the massacre?

You may have even witnessed my father's death.

Telemachus, did he kill my father?

Your father served as a servant and a slave.

He had what he deserved.

I'll kill you!

Come on, push.

You'd really die for Telemachus.

So you love him that much?

Let go of me!

Tie her up!

If we don't stop them,

the whole island will soon be on fire and blood.

We can't stop them from taking revenge.

And keep killing each other until the end.

What do you propose?

We must impose peace and negotiate.

When there will be no more enemies, there will be no war.

There will always be someone to take revenge.

And the war will be endless.

Do you hear?

and bring peace back to Ittak.

Since when do women take care of politics?

The queen obeys her king.

We are not cowards.

We will confront Orion and his men.

It is not being cowardly that you seek peace.

Take care of yourself

and get rid of us of Orion before the arrival of Alcynus.

Be careful, Atalimac.

The gods have sent you horrible dreams.

Leave God alone. They are for nothing.

Open your eyes. I said yes to everything you asked of me.

And today, Itak is dying.

They're going to provoke us here.

Do you want to die?

I'm not armed.

I came to talk to you.

Maybe he came to ask us to kill Elise with his own hands.

I'd like to propose a truce.

Is it for such a stupid idea that you came?

Itak must not perish, Sunoku.

How many inhabitants will you still kill?

How many of your companions will die?

And why?

Elise owes me a duel.

Only her death will relieve my grief.

Your grief?

You barely remember your father.

You even need to wear a mask to remember his face.

He was a great warrior. His blood flows in my veins.

He was a poor man who was constantly fed up with it.

He raped slaves, killed innocents,

and for a few days the spider plunged Ithaca into chaos.

You're lying. I owe him my revenge.

Sons owe nothing to their father.

You speak well, but you are devoted to Ulysse.

I disapprove of his decisions.

I didn't bear the weight of his faults.

I'm not him.

You think you're free?

My duty is to put an end to the war.

If the war continues,

you will die, Rorion.

You will be dead before you even lived.

All this for the memory of a man

who abandoned you and you didn't even know.

I have nothing left.

Once freed from my oath, what do you suggest I do?

You have to go home to say that I have betrayed my promise?

Traveling from village to island and being stranded everywhere?

I'm going everywhere.

Stay in Itac.

To build you a life.

I'll help you.

It's the role of a brother.

Come with me.

I believed you at six o'clock.

I jumped in the middle of the sea.

I couldn't handle leaving without you.

Did we hurt each other?

No, I treated him like a slave who never ceased to be.

You're no longer a slave.

I was crazy enough to believe that it was enough to take off my bracelet to be free and that you would marry me.

If the princess makes you a six, what alliance is necessary?

The people of Itac will love you.

But you won't be loved by anyone anymore.

You're making peace in my back?

I'm going to avoid a bloodbath.

Ittak has suffered enough.

You're pacting with our enemies without telling me?

Orion is not our enemy.

Welcome him today as you welcomed him before in your palace.

You want to teach me how to rule my kingdom?

Without the manoeuvres of Orion, Mantoor would still be alive.

They killed him as a traitor.

I call you my father, but Mantoor also deserved this name.

I haven't forgotten.

But it's Herth, your father,

who taught me that to be a great king, you had to know how to resist his impulses

and sometimes accept the unacceptable.

The Féascians once waged war in Aitac.

And you ask me to marry their princess today?

I hear your arguments.

Me too, I am tired of all these massacres.

Alcinos, the king of Féasci, is on his way with his daughter.

I want the war to be over when they arrive.

You will respond to the actions of Orion.

If he betrays again, I will take you as the only responsible.

I answer as if I were myself.

Well, after twenty days of sea,

the anger of posseidon

broke out again against us.

A hazy storm,

huge waves.

They swallowed all my men.

They threw me on the shore,

on an unknown island.

I was exhausted, dirty, exhausted.

I walked in the forest

without knowing where I was going

and suddenly I saw them.

Admiring Ulysse,

He says to his daughters,

he looks like the god of the heavens.

You seem to regret it, my king.

Be happy to write what I tell you.

And add your poetry.

The rest is up to me.

This trap is a catastrophe.

You don't understand that it's a trap set by Ulysse.

And you, you're not setting a trap for us?

I just want you to find your rights

and that you can avenge your fathers.

We must take advantage of the wedding.

Attack them by surprise.

Why do you want them to shed their blood?

For them or to help Menelaus?

Do you want him to die for a king who is not theirs?

That makes me laugh!

You are a coward.

Betray your father.

We do not belong to Menelaus.

If he wants to conquer Eritrea, it will not be with our blood.

Tell Menelaus to be ready.

Orion has accepted the truce offered by Telemachus.

Leave this piece for the gods.

Do you want to attract their anger on the prince's wedding?

They're mad about the prince's wedding.

Am I still beautiful enough to satisfy your desire?

Why do you ask?

My hands are already red.

And your beard is already grey.

Love your youth.

The traces that time has left on your face.

It has brought gravity, but also softness.

It has left no bitterness. I'd like to look like you.

I'd like to exhaust your strength and patience.

I'd like you to love me so much that I was happy to be with you.

Who is it?

The ships of the Ascian fairies have arrived.

We're coming.

With what I have prepared for the gods, the marriage of the prince will be happy for a hundred years, my queen.

This is the place.

I can't find the man who is leaving.

He's not in the palace.

Have you seen him?

Find him and bring him back.

He's coming.

Alcinus, I am happy to receive you in my homeland.

And I am happy to see you in Itac.

I know how much your country has missed you.

And how much did he miss you, Penelope?

Welcome to my home, my queen.

When I arrived in Phaeacia, I was poorer than a beggar.

They fed and treated me.

Without them, I would never have seen Itac again.

And I would never have found you.

Ulysses became the friend of Phaeacia.

And we are the friends of Itac.

Our two peoples were destined to meet.

The Phaeacians know how to listen to their wives.

The queen spoke in my name.

My throne is too vast, and I would be alone if she were not by my side to advise me.

We have a lot to learn from you.

Our ships bring you wheat and three hundred heads of beets, as you asked me.

More gold, weapons and my daughter.

My prince, the wedding is getting ready, you're still not ready, what are you waiting for?

Have you seen her? How is she?

As beautiful as Aphrodite.

He has long blond hair, big eyes, a little mouth...

Come on, you're lying.

Telly Mac! Come on, everyone's waiting for you.

Get going. You can go, you're free.

It's over, it's over. I'm alone now.

Me too, I'm alone.

You should stay. I could never replace him.

I would never be a prince. I would never have his power.

He's getting married today. I could attend the wedding.

Otherwise, you would only bring suffering.

I want to see her.

I want to see her.

He's coming.

Féassi gives his daughter to the son of Ittac.

May this union be the friendship between our two peoples.

You are young, but the trials you have gone through have already proved your bravery and your value.

I am proud to entrust you with my daughter.

Take care of Nausicaa.

Love her and respect her as she deserves.

I'll be able to make you happy and take care of you.

You won't regret it.

Bring the wine.

Look what you've done!

Don't touch me!

What's going on?

Nothing, my King.

Help me, Troy.

A man with his soul is happy.

I took your steps to bring peace to Ithaca.

I'm proud of you.

I'm trying to learn.

You knew how to leave your pride,

listen to the voice of reason,

and that of your people.

Will you listen to me?

My father doesn't make any decision without consulting my mother.

He says she helps him to be better.

When you will be king, you will be enlightened to listen to this voice.

And even before being king, it is good that the wives speak.

You look dark, Dioskos.

No, my king.

Why don't you rejoice in this marriage like everyone else?

The marriage will be happy, my king, without any doubt.

Tell me what you saw in the kitchens.

I saw nothing. The signs are not foreseen.

Is there a problem?

No, my Queen.

You seem to be arguing.

No, I explained to Ulysse that the sacrifices we had made to the gods had no more.

It's a sign of happiness then.

They look happy together.

I hope it will last.

And that the trials that hit Ittac will spare them.

It's hard to separate from his only daughter and to leave her on a foreign island.

Even if it's a kingdom, Mammy.

I count on you to watch over my daughter's happiness.

Grek is not as rich as your island, but she will be able to welcome your daughter and love her.

I'm counting on you.

You were very young when he met you, Ulysse.

I had never seen a man like him.

I thought he was a god.

Did you admire him?

I was 12 years old and I had never met a stranger.

And then?

What happened?

Then my parents picked him up and organized a banquet in his honor.

That's where he told us his adventures.

It was extraordinary.

None of the Greeks went as far as the sea.

He met heroes and gods,

but he spoke only of the woman he had left behind.

He cried when he spoke of you.

He said,

Nothing is sweeter for a man than his family and his homeland.

It's you.

You scared me.

Why are you afraid of your king?

Are you hiding something from me?

Tell me what you saw earlier.

Forgive me, my king. I drank like a nut.

Get up and speak!

Already last night in the kitchens, the presages were dark.

I can't tell you anything more, I promise you.

That's all the gods will tell me.

Your death will come from you.

From your blood.

If you want, I can consult others.