All language subtitles for Merlin.S01E07.720p.BluRay.x264-TG7_Subtitles01

DRAGON: In a land of myth
and a time of magic,

the destiny of a great kingdom
rests on the shoulders of a young boy.

His name, Merlin.

(GASPING) Arthur.

Arthur!

What is it?

You really are a total
buffoon, aren't you, Merlin?

- I was just asking...
- Who? Me or the deer?

We're supposed to be hunting.
It requires speed,

stealth and an agile mind.

So you're able to get by
on two out of three, then?

(WOMAN SCREAMING)

- What was that?
- Quiet!

MAN: No! No!
WOMAN: Help!

- No, no, I beg you. Mercy!
- Give us some money.

- Help, help me! Let go!
-(CRYING OUT)

Get off me! Get off me!

(CHANTING)

Stroke of luck.

And let that be a lesson to you!

What? I was covering your back.

You all right? They didn't hurt you?

No, thanks to you.

I'm Sophia. This is my father.

Arthur Pendragon at your service.

My name is Aulfric, heir to Tirmawr,

this is my daughter, Sophia.

You're a long way from home.
What brings you to Camelot?

Our home was sacked by raiders,

we barely escaped with what
few possessions we could carry.

UTHER:
These are dangerous times.

What will you do?

We travel West to Caerleon

where we have family
and, I hope, a new life.

You must stay here a while,
break your journey.

A noble family like yours
is always welcome at Camelot.

Make sure you put her
in a decent room.

The one next door is empty.

The one next door's fine,

excellent, in fact.

- Shut up, Merlin.
- I didn't say anything...

You didn't have to.
I want to make it clear

that my intentions towards Sophia
are completely honorable.

Put her in a room on the other
side of the castle.

- It's warmer, more comfortable.
- Of course.

She is very beautiful.

Yes, she is.

And if your intentions are honorable...

Oh, they are. Most definitely.

Then what's the problem with her
staying next door?

There isn't one.

You've convinced me.
Put her in the room next to mine.

- If you need anything, just let me know.
- Thank you.

Who is that?

Sophia Tirmawr.

We rescued her in the woods.
Well, Arthur did most of the rescuing.

She can't stay here.

The King said that she and her
father are welcome in Camelot.

Is everything okay?

Yes. Thank you.

I'm sorry,
I didn't mean to disturb you.

Nonsense, my child.
My favorite patient is always welcome.

I'm sorry about the mess.
Most of it's Merlin's.

If I'd known you were coming,
I'd have tidied up in here.

It's not that. It's just...
Your bench is on fire.

My bench is on fire?
What you...

My bench is on fire!

Here.

You're always getting me
into trouble.

What brings you to this dark corner?

- I had another dream.
- I see.

I saw Arthur lying under water, drowning

and there was a woman standing over him,
watching him die.

And she's here. In Camelot.

The mind plays tricks,

it borrows from everyday life
and plays out its own fantasy.

But I had this dream
before she came to Camelot.

You must be mistaken.

No, I know what I saw.

It was so real, so vivid.

I saw him die, Gaius.

She's going to kill him.

These are just dreams,
Morgana, nothing more.

Are you taking the sleeping draught
I made up for you?

It doesn't help.

Here.

Try this, it will induce a deeper sleep.

You've nothing to fear.

Thank you, Gaius.

Morgana, don't bother Uther about this,

no need to worry him.

You can dispense
with the unpleasantries.

- Your payment.
- I want more.

My friends are dead because of you.

Yes, I'm sorry.
Such a dreadful waste of a life.

If it's any consolation,
you'll see them again soon.

(CHANTING)

(SCREAMING)

I'm taking Sophia
out for a ride today.

You know, show her around.

Where do I come in to this?

Well, I'm supposed to be on patrol with
the guard and my father this morning

so, I need you to cover for me.

What, and lie to the King?

No. No way, he'll see right through me,
he'll have me in the stocks

quicker than you can say
rotten tomatoes.

- Merlin.
-(SIGHING)

I need you to do this for me.

I'm a terrible liar. I start sweating,

my vision blurs, my brain stops working.

Oh, no change there then.
Look, I promised Sophia I'd take her out

and if I don't turn up,
it'll blow my chances.

- You like her, then?
- Yeah, what's not to like?

I want to spend some more time with her,

but I need to get my father off my back.

I can't order you to lie to the King,

but you'll be a friend for life
if you do.

Go on then, you don't want
to keep her waiting.

Thanks, Merlin. I won't forget it.

GWEN: You're sure it's her?

I could never forget that face.

You should speak to the King.

And tell him what?
That I can see the future?

If you think Arthur's life
is in danger...

You know how he'd react.

You're his ward. He wouldn't harm you.

He hates magic
more than he cares for me.

- That's not true.
- Would you care to put it to the test?

But what else can you do?

I'm going to have to try
and stop her myself.

Where's my son?

I'm not sure where he is.

I think there's been a mistake,
but it's not his fault.

Arthur's, I mean.

Stop gibbering
and tell me where he is!

It's probably, no,
it's definitely my fault.

- Where is Arthur?
- He's not here.

I can see that.

Arthur wasn't sure of his orders

so he asked me to check with the guards

to see if he was riding out
this morning,

and, well, I may have forgotten.

You forgot?

I'm sorry, my Lord, I'm sure
he would've been here had I told him.

If this was a time of war,
I would have you flogged.

And since it's not,
we'll let it go just this once?

I forgot how much fun this was.

The river's not far.
It's just down here.

Arthur, wait.

What is it?

(CHANTING)

- GUARD: You there!
-(GASPING)

Halt!

- Sorry.
- ARTHUR: Sorry?

You nearly shot a crossbow in my face.
What do you mean, you're sorry?

Who's in charge here?

- Are you okay?
- Yes, thanks to you.

They were searching for the bandits
that attacked you yesterday.

- Here...
- Don't touch that.

I'm sorry.

Maybe we should go back?

It's fine. I'm sorry I was upset.

Now don't let this spoil
our day together.

We were having such a nice time.
Let's go down to the river.

I'm taking you back to Camelot.

Your father would never forgive me
if I let anything happen to you.

Have you been playing
with your food again?

The King put me in the stocks.

- What did you do this time?
- Nothing.

Honestly, it wasn't my fault.

Arthur wanted to get out of going
on patrol with Uther and the guard.

So I covered for him
and took the blame.

And Arthur was prepared
to let you do this?

It was his idea.

What made him neglect his duties?

It must've been something
terribly important.

Sophia.

The girl from the forest?

Mmm-hmm.
He wanted to take her out for the day.

He is besotted.

- But they've only just met.
- I know.

I guess it must've been
love at first sight.

Yes.

I suppose it must be.

Can I help?

Forgive me.

The door was open.
I thought someone may've broken in.

Looks like they have.

I apologize for imposing on you.
It won't happen again.

Make sure it doesn't.

You're sure you'll be all right?

Yes.

Thank you for today.

Good night, Arthur.

Sorry. Lady Morgana, isn't it?
I'm Sophia.

- What're you doing here?
- My father and I are guests of the King.

You're lying.
I know what you're going to do to him

and I won't let it happen.

Does Arthur know you feel
this way about him?

Of course he does, I suspect
he's already turned you down.

Don't think you can make
a fool out of me.

I don't have to, you're managing
to do that well enough already.

- Stay away from him!
- Or what?

Jealousy's such an unattractive
trait in a woman.

If anything happens to Arthur,
I'll find you.

However long it takes.

You've not been gone
as long as I expected.

- We were interrupted.
- What happened?

I was nearly killed.

For a moment I felt what it would be
like to die a mortal death.

He saved me.

Someone so weak, so feeble, saved me.

I can't bear to be like this
a moment longer.

You won't have to.

Once his heart is yours the gates
of Avalon will open once again for us

and we can regain our true form.

I need a little more time.

You must hurry.

The physician can see us
for what we truly are.

And he is not alone.

The Lady Morgana.
She fears her powers,

but that will not keep her quiet
for long.

Tomorrow you have to finish
the enchantment,

otherwise, our chance to rid us of these
mortal shells will be lost forever.

You seem very fond of her.

You make that sound like a bad thing.

Not necessarily.

I've just never seen you fall
under a woman's spell so quickly.

If you're jealous, Morgana,
it's okay to admit it.

Don't flatter yourself.

Come on.

Wouldn't be the first time, now,
would it?

Arthur, I'm trying to protect you.
She isn't what she seems.

Why? What makes you say that?

I just have a feeling.

It's difficult to describe.

I had a dream, a nightmare.

(ARTHUR LAUGHING)

You really are very sweet, Morgana.

Why are you laughing?

You. Your feelings, bad dreams.

You don't have to make this stuff up.
You can tell me the truth.

It's obvious you like me.

Less and less by the second.

All right. Whatever you say.

You're intolerable.
I just hope I'm wrong about her.

You're dressed!

Nothing gets past you, does it, Merlin?

You're supposed to be wearing these.

Your father is bestowing a knighthood
on one of your men this morning.

- I'm giving it a miss.
-(SIGHING)

Won't the King mind?

Not if you cover for me again.

By the way, thanks for yesterday,

I heard you ended up in the stocks.
Bad luck.

They were throwing potatoes at me.
It's only supposed to be rotten fruit.

I'm not sure there's any
hard and fast rules

but if it's any consolation,
I think it was worth it.

- It went well?
- Great. Fantastic.

She's incredible.

Don't worry.
I'll find a way to get you out of it.

Just make sure you don't end up
in the stocks this time.

I won't.

I think I'm starting to get the hang
of this whole deception lark.

- Wait. Careful.
-(GIGGLING)

Don't worry.

I will be.

(CHANTING)

What are you doing?

(CONTINUES CHANTING)

Not again, Merlin, surely...

You'd think that the appeal of
pelting the same person with fruit

would wear off after a while,
but, oh, no.

I heard that Arthur
wasn't at the Knighting ceremony.

Yeah, he wanted to make the most
of his time left with Sophia.

- So you helped him.
- I'm his servant, I had to.

You shouldn't' have done that, Merlin.

I fear that Sophia may not be
all that she seems.

Why?

What do you know about seers?

Not much. They're supposed to be
able to see the future.

- Like prophets.
- It's said to be an innate ability.

Those who have it are born that way.
Some aren't even aware

that what they see is the future,
it comes to them in their dreams.

What's this got
to do with Sophia?

The night before she and Aulfric
came to Camelot,

Morgana had a dream.

Sophia was in it.

Before she arrived in Camelot?

I've been watching Morgana
since she was very young.

And though I've tried
to persuade myself otherwise,

I realized that some of the things
she said she'd dreamt came to pass.

I kept it secret from Uther, of course.

The gift of prophecy is too close
to the work of magic.

You think that Morgana is a seer?

No, I don't think it. I fear it.

Morgana said she dreamt
that Sophia killed Arthur.

Couldn't that have just been a dream?

Maybe the woman Morgana saw
just looked like Sophia.

That's what I hoped,
but Aulfric caught me in Sophia's room

and in a flash of anger,
his eyes changed color.

Who are they?

It's not who they are that worries me,

it's what they want with Arthur.

Our love is strong,
you feel the same way, too.

If we were ever to be parted...

I'd never let that happen.

You may not have the choice.

There are some here who don't want
us to be together.

I'll never let anyone come between us.

- Because we are in love.
- Because we are in love.

You must seek permission
for us to marry.

So that we can be together.

Till death do us part.

(CHANTING)

Till death do us part.

He's ready. Tomorrow he will do
what we need him to.

Good, you have done well.
I must go to the elders.

I seek an audience
with the Sidhe elders.

(SPEAKING STRANGE LANGUAGE)

(PULSE SLOWS)

I come before you
to plead for the chance

to win passage back to Avalon

and a life of immortality!

Your punishment
for killing another Sidhe

is a mortal body and a mortal life.

You will never be able
to return to Avalon.

The crime was mine, not my daughter's.

The gates of Avalon remain closed
to your daughter.

Unless the soul of a mortal Prince
be offered up to them.

Thank you. An immortal life

for my daughter is all that I desire,

so I promise you the soul
of the greatest Prince of all,

Arthur Pendragon!

(HISSING)

(AULFRIC LAUGHING)

Avalon. What you saw at the lake,
it's Avalon. It must be.

- What's...
- The land of eternal youth.

Mortals are only supposed to glimpse it
the moment before death.

I've seen it and I'm still here.

Extraordinary. What did it look like?

Does it matter?
They're going to sacrifice Arthur

and we don't even know who they are yet.

We do now.

I found writing like this
on the top of Aulfric's staff.

It's Ogham, an ancient script.

(READING ANCIENT LANGUAGE)

"To hold life and death
in your hands."

From the writing on his staff
and what you saw at the lake,

I'm afraid I'm now certain.
We're dealing with the Sidhe.

That does not sound like a good thing.

They're masters of enchantment.

- You think Arthur's been enchanted?
- Almost certainly.

I'm afraid Morgana's dream
is coming true.

I have requested this audience, Father,

to discuss a matter of great importance.

It cannot have escaped your attention
that I and Lady Sophia Tirmawr

have grown very close.

Not too close, I hope.

We're in love.

Which is why I come before you today
to ask your permission to marry.

(CHUCKLING)

I assume you're joking.

No. I'm going to marry her.

But you only met two days ago!

We're in love!

"In love?"

We had no idea that you were
such a romantic, had we, Morgana?

No, he's full of surprises.

I'm going to marry her. I don't care
what either of you think about it.

I thought you'd come
to ask my permission.

Out of courtesy, nothing more.

Guards, door.

Have you forgotten whose court
you're standing in?

You won't stop me.
If I want to marry her, I will.

Arrest Sophia and Aulfric Tirmawr.

What're you doing?

And inform the executioner his services
will be required tomorrow morning.

- You can't do this!
- Yes, I can

and unless you show me some respect,
I will!

Release them.

You've got your whole life ahead of you.

Sophia is no doubt your first love,

but she certainly won't be the only one.

Enjoy yourself while you can.

You're not planning on springing
any surprises on me, are you?

Don't you think you should be
taking this a bit more seriously?

He's young, foolish and in love.

Give it a week
and he'll be chasing after

the next girl that catches his eye.

Sophia will never let that happen.

Do you bear a grudge against our guest?

There's something about her
I don't trust.

You've seen the way Arthur's changed
since she arrived.

He's a fool in love.

- She's dangerous.
- Dangerous? To who?

Arthur.

Why do you say that?

I just have a sense, a feeling...

And what has she done to
make you have this feeling?

Nothing, yet,
it's what she's going to do.

- I don't know how to tell you this.
- Try.

Whatever it is, you can tell me.

I've just seen girls like this before,

they string men along
and then drop them.

I don't want to see him get hurt.

I know you want to protect him,

but some lessons we have to
learn for ourselves.

He'll hurt for a week and then Sophia
will be forgotten.

I hope so.

Are you sure
there's nothing else behind this?

Yes, it's nothing.

Get out.

I thought the King was a bit harsh.

I don't need sympathy, Merlin,
especially not from you.

But I did think he had a point.

I ordered you to get out.
Now leave me!

I know what you think you're doing,

and I know you think
you're in love with Sophia...

Who are you to tell me
what I'm thinking?

I'm your friend.

No, Merlin, you're my servant.

You don't know what you're doing.

She's cast a spell on you.
You're enchanted!

I told you people would try
to keep us apart.

I know. I won't let that happen.

Don't listen to her,
she's controlling you.

We can elope together.
Get away from this place, these people.

I saw you. I followed him.
They're planning to sacrifice you.

You let your servant
talk to your guests this way?

I know what you're going to do
because I followed you to the lake

and I heard everything.
You have to believe me.

Don't listen to him, Arthur.
Let's go. Let's leave tonight.

She's going to kill you.

Sophia plans to sacrifice you
to buy a life of immortality.

If you go with her, you'll die.

It doesn't make sense.

- We're in love.
- They're magical beings.

Look at the writing on the staff.
Look at his eyes.

Look at him.
Do you believe me now?

Arthur, do you see?

I see everything.

(CHANTING)

He's gone, Arthur's gone with her.
She's taken him.

Slow down.

I know you don't believe me,

but I'm so sure it's going to happen,
my dream is going to come true.

- I do believe you.
- I've got to tell Uther.

- You can't.
- I've got to do something.

If I don't, then Arthur will die.

You can't tell Uther about your dream.

If Uther thinks you've got
the seers' power,

he'll charge you with witchcraft.

I don't have a choice. I couldn't live
with myself knowing I'd let him die.

Wait. We've known each other
a long time, you trust me, don't you?

- Yes, you know I do.
- Then trust me now.

Stay here and don't say a word to
anyone about this.

- But, Arthur...
- I'll take care of it.

- Where're you going?
- To find someone who can help.

Merlin! What happened to you?

(GROANING SOFTLY)

Aulfric. Where's Arthur?

I have got to go after him.
What's that buzzing noise...

Careful, Merlin,
you can barely stand up.

- I have to go.
- You can't, not in this state.

You owe it to your powers

-that you survived this at all.
- I'll be fine, he needs me.

Has that buzzing stopped?

- Yeah.
- Liar.

I have to go, Gaius.
He'll die if I don't.

The Sidhe are a vicious people.

You must be careful.

Don't worry, I know what I'm doing.

- Merlin?
- Hmm?

- This way.
- Just testing.

Go, they're waiting for you.

I don't understand. You're coming too.

Only one of us can pass through.
This was never meant for me.

But I only wanted this so we could both
return to Avalon.

Your destiny
is on a different path to mine.

It is my fate to live a mortal life.

I don't want to leave you.

You must. Once the ceremony begins,
you have to go through with it.

The elders expect a soul.

If they don't get his,
they will take yours.

(SOBBING)
Goodbye. I will never forget you.

(CHANTING)

(AULFRIC CONTINUES CHANTING)

(PANTING)

(AULFRIC CHANTING)

(CHANTING)

(CHANTING)

(SCREAMS)

Father! No! No!

-(CHANTING)
- No! No!

Arthur! Arthur?

Arthur!

(ARTHUR MOANING)

Arthur?

What happened?

Where am I?

Can you remember anything?

(GROANING)

Oh, my head...

There was a girl. Sophia.

I asked my father something
about her, I asked him...

What was I thinking?

Well, we did wonder.

Especially when you eloped
with her last night.

I did what?

Merlin had to bring you back to Camelot.

I don't recall any of this.

It must've been some blow.

What blow?

Well, when I caught up with you

I couldn't persuade you to return,
you were beyond reason.

So I had to make you.

You managed to knock me out?

Yeah, with a lump of wood.

He only did it to bring you back safely.

No one can know about this. Any of it.

Is that understood?

UTHER: When you failed to show up
for patrol this morning,

I feared you'd eloped with Sophia
in a fit of passion.

I wish he had.

Because then I wouldn't be stood
in front of you feeling like an idiot.

Again.

This is becoming a near
daily occurrence for you.

But there was a mistake.

And I would not say
it was anyone's fault.

Not really... Um...
You could say it was mine.

Could somebody tell me what happened?

- MERLIN: Well...
- Someone with a brain.

After Sophia left,
I wanted to take my mind off her

so I went for a hunt.

And killing things
mends a broken heart?

No, but it's good fun.
Merlin was meant to inform you

that I wouldn't be back
until later today.

Have you some kind of mental affliction?

- Probably.
- I'm looking into it, Sire.

Well, I hope for our sake
you find a cure,

or we'll find ourselves with
a food shortage on our hands.

Food shortage?

(KNOCKING)

GAIUS: Morgana.

I've had some troubled nights.

I've prepared another draught for you.

Have the dreams stopped?

Arthur told me what actually happened.

You must have hit him
round the head really hard.

Yeah. I feel really bad about that.

Here you are. Remember, every night
just before you go to sleep.

Thank you, Gaius.

(DOOR CLOSING)

She must never find out the truth.

Why not? She had a premonition
that helped save Arthur's life.

And it could've cost her her own.
If Uther ever found out,

things would never be the same again.
It must remain a secret.

Is she like me?

Can she use magic?

No one's like you, Merlin.

But she has the gift?

For her sake, I hope not.

(GASPING)

You should not protect this boy.

He's a Druid. His kind would see me
dead and you would help them.

If the boy lives,
you cannot fulfill your destiny.

- Enough!
- We need your help.

So now you want me to risk my neck, too.

You're telling me that little boy
is going to kill Arthur?