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Subtitles generated by - LustyCinema.li It's okay, isn't it?
Come on, come on!
Leave a little space!
Little prince wants his share!
Forgive my intrusion, Penelope.
I must warn you.
This night, your son Telemachus killed my cousin in front of witnesses.
The best of us.
A loyal warrior, faithful.
And according to the law, I ask you for justice.
I defeated Telemachus in a fight to the death.
Between you?
But he has only one chance.
He insults us.
He rapes our slaves.
He spits on the name of Ulysse.
What do you want? I stay here without doing anything.
It's anger that led to your action.
And so you woke up the anger of the gods.
By killing in thin air, it's the chaos you bring us.
I have to admit to being humiliated?
That's not what I said. Act first.
With your...
Speak of Ulysse, be worthy of him.
The queen is coming.
Well, for once, she didn't waste time.
Very dear Penelope,
you will forgive us, but we have no throne to offer you.
Nevertheless, we'll find a place where you can sit, right, Antinous?
I can stay here.
Liodes has just been murdered by his cousin, Infinum.
Murder, Penelope. Not death, the murder of Infinum.
Committed by your son, Telemachus.
And Infinum's loss is terrible.
For his family, for his beloved cousin Liodes.
And for all of us here.
I know he's asking for justice.
According to the laws of Itacus, a duel to death.
The law also provides other reparations.
How much is there in the place of the duel?
I can give you two royal bills,
five slaves and a lot of gold.
Benelope, please, don't insult Liodes.
Do you really think it's with a pig, a buffalo or a slave
that you're going to buy a life in Phinom?
His beloved cousin, let's go.
You know that Liodes is going to kill my son.
No one can fight against him.
What do you want from me?
My dear future wife.
It is in front of the God that I committed myself
to finish the spear before choosing a husband.
I can't get angry.
It's been a long time since the spear should have been finished, Benelope.
So if you want Liodes to give up the fight and save your son,
you end up alone, you marry me and you make me a fool.
It's not very complicated.
You go to Asparte, I'll take Lenas.
He will help us.
Hannes and Navier must arrive tomorrow.
You hide on board and you leave with them.
Etac has become too dangerous for you.
I stay.
But you can't fight Liodes.
I'll fight.
Not against him.
Ulysse never refused a fight.
But for Ulysse, a fight is lost in advance.
But you, you're just a child.
I'll fight.
Manner, take this word out of your mouth.
It's because of him that women cry for their husbands and sons.
Who are you preparing a sacrifice for?
That stupid Dauphinon, who was treated like a hero.
What a farce!
For once, Telemachus behaved like a man.
Was Telemachus the one who killed him?
And he will face the Odessa in a singular fight.
If only the Greeks could all help each other.
He can't fight, he'll lose.
Take good care of his face.
And Penelope?
He's going to oppose it.
Penelope is a prisoner of the law.
Blood demands blood.
Don't think that way.
Get back to work.
I can't let him do that.
What do you want to do?
Let the Greeks get rid of each other.
Oh, infidels!
Your family,
your beloved cousin, Liodes,
and all of us here,
have come to cry to you.
You, who was taken from life by the caprice of one man,
victim of his cruel blows
and unjust, but your crime will not remain unpunished in Phenomenon.
Oh no, he will not be, I promise you.
Now go! You can leave in peace,
join the kingdom of the dead, because you have lived
and you are dead as a hero, and not a coward.
It's time to stop crying the people we love, Penelope.
You do not believe?
You think? Very well.
Let's cry the death of the great Ulysseus.
Then we'll celebrate the wedding here, in front of the Bucy of Amphinom.
But God appreciates the promises made before the dead.
I make them the promise that Ulysses is alive.
And in front of them, I refuse your blackmail.
You don't want to announce the death of your husband? Very well.
Get ready to announce that of your son.
I, Telemachus, Prince of Itac, son of King Ulysses,
I submit myself to the judgment of the gods for the murder of honor that I committed.
And I accept to fight against you in a duel
in order to fix your cousin's death in Phinom.
No, you can't do that.
You want to take everything you know.
I've already started.
You have to take it all.
How injured you are, how cheated.
Everything you know.
I allow you.
Protect the motor.
Do it for me.
Confide in me.
Oh you, who light up the way to the crossroads of life,
help my son Telemachus
and give him the strength of his father.
Odysseus, don't make your son suffer. It's his mother's fault.
Come on, attack!
I told you you know how to fight. You've never fought a war.
I swear the goddess will spare my son.
You're better than fish.
Don't ask me that question.
Am I going to win my fight against Iodas?
Athena gives you courage.
Shall we continue?
I like you, Prince of Ithaca.
A good young man as valiant as you should not fight.
Keep your advice for yourself.
Tell me what my destiny has in store for me.
It's only the way we choose for ourselves.
Choose another path and he won't beat you.
What did you see?
You can pay now, tomorrow he'll be too late.
The dog was never alone in the fight.
Menela's ship arrived today.
It's moored on the beach.
I saw it.
It's the Sparcians who surround us like geese.
They came to take care of food.
To you we have learned to name our daughters the gifts of the Greeks.
So carry this message.
I don't need to read.
I know what's in your head.
I prefer to know, far from me, than to die.
Telemachus can't defeat the Hades.
The gods will guide his arm.
No, Mander, and you know it.
A ship from Melas started under the sea.
Take Telemachus away.
You'll stay there as long as it takes.
No, he will refuse.
Do as you wish, but he has to leave.
I promised Ulysses to make his son a warrior.
You can't ask me to be a traitor.
I am your queen.
Nothing would have been spared.
My good goddess, in such terrible power.
I thank you for giving me such a long way of life.
But today, I ask you to draw me to them.
Cut this thread that connects me to the world of the living.
And spare Telemachus, who is only born at the dawn of his existence.
I beg you.
His shadow is a goddess.
But it is he who saves life.
Stop, God of War.
Give me the strength to defeat.
I beg you not to let me die.
Stop, God of War.
Give me the strength to defeat.
Give me the strength to defeat her.
Give me the strength to defeat her.
I have no reason to be worried.
And neither do you, by the way.
With the eagle in the head.
Did you catch it this time?
You're not missing the iodine.
The only sign I see is that I killed Telemachus.
You left him the choice.
It was she who refused to marry you.
She had only one word to say to save her son.
I would be worthy of Ulysse.
She would be proud of me.
You know I love you.
She never forgets.
Come on.
You're the one who's helping them. Why are you sending a telegram?
Navir's waiting for you. We're going to Niaspar.
It's the only way to save your life.
And get rid of me quickly.
No, to save your skin.
But I don't want to save my skin.
Heroes know they can die in battle.
I want to fight.
Your mother doesn't want to.
She's the one who asked you to do this.
If I leave, I'll never see Itak again.
You'll see other lands, you'll meet other people.
It's hard to leave those we love.
I'd like to see Clea again before I leave.
She's been a slave to you.
She's not like my other slaves.
Please, let me go get her.
No, I won't bother you.
I'd rather go get her myself.
Please, I give you my word.
Ares, love sacrifices.
Blood protects.
Stop with your beliefs of old women.
Let Liudes kill the maques.
Let's finish it.
Let's go now.
The duel is scheduled at sunset.
Why wait?
What, to fight here between us?
I want to put Prince Dittac to death on the Agora.
You're afraid.
Afraid? Of who? Of you?
What if the young prince wants to die right now?
You can't refuse this last favor.
What will the gods say?
They agree.
I want you to stop Mac from dying.
What are you talking about?
Find something.
I have rabbit bones.
With all your magic, you must have a way to stop the fight.
It's up to the gods to decide, not me.
You can't do anything for him.
But you're the one who chose his destiny.
Penelope tried to make him leave, but he came back to fight.
It's up to him that you must take it.
Accept the will of the gods, it is the one who chose your prince.
But the gods do not answer me.
The gods do not answer the slaves.
And yet, why reign on the island of Sansuris without Telemachus?
To end my sufferings.
May Liodes and Telemachus fight, now.
Only the gods will decide who will join in Phenomenon in the kingdom of darkness.
You betrayed the word you said to the gods and to the men of Ittac.
You're mocking us!
Is this how we treat the queen of Ittac?
It seems our queen is daydreaming at night.
Amel Nesclav, do you confirm
that you saw our queen this night
doing the work she had done the day before on the Linceul?
I can't hear you! Enough of betrayal! Enough of lies!
Free men of Ithaca, in order to appease the wrath of the gods,
I propose that Queen Penelope marry me
and make me your new king,
so that finally, the prosperity of Ithaca will return.
How could you do that?
This slave betrayed me.
You lied to the inhabitants of Ithaca.
You lied to God. You lied to me.
I tried to hold you back from your father.
You forced my wrong to betray me.
If she wanted to make me a coward.
I did all this for you.
All I did was to protect you.
And we burned everything that remains of Ulysse.
It's this slave who destroyed you.
It's her fault.
She deserves to die.
You're the daughter of a man.
It won't save her.
She must die.
Without her, I would have cut my head off.
You're going to kill the one who saved my life?
Let her.
Don't bother her, Lope. Please.
Help me.
Don't let her kill my daughter.
You won't listen to me.
You're the one who put me to sleep with these beautiful words.
I let you go.
It's a disaster.
You don't love me, do you?
Hatred is a criminal.
Don't talk about her like that.
Even if you die for her, she will never love you.
Don't touch her!
You can even kill me if you want.
But save my daughter.
You betrayed me.
You dishonored the name of Lys.
You provoked my loss.
But my son and my daughter have obtained your grace.
I can't refuse them.
You're strong.
An unknown sail is approaching Ithaca.
The sail is blue. Blue and red.
Like that of Ulysse.
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