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SERVANT: King Uther, there is a visitor.
She won't give her name.
UTHER: Who are you?
UTHER: Morgan.
MORGAN: Father.
MORGAN: Your whore still lives.
MORGAN: [grunt of pain]
UTHER: You'll respect your mother.
MORGAN: Stepmother.
IGRAINE: Why are you here?
MORGAN: I've come home and I want to offer you forgiveness.
UTHER: For what?
MORGAN: For the death of my mother, so you could
install this whore.
And for banishing me so I'd be silenced.
UTHER: I sent you away for an education.
MORGAN: Fifteen years in a nunnery, I learned more
than you can imagine.
Father, I'm your only child.
Why wouldn't you welcome me home?
UTHER: You've lived too long without my guidance.
This isn't your home now.
And I no longer have a daughter.
MORGAN: Don't turn your back on me, Father!
UTHER: You're not welcome Morgan.
Goodbye.
Igraine, leave her.
[♪]
[drumming and music]
[drumming and music, background conversation]
[♪]
IGRAINE: Uther! Uther!
UTHER: [vomiting]
IGRAINE: Uther? Uther! What's wrong?
Help! Somebody help him! Uther!
IGRAINE: Help us!
[♪]
[man panting]
MAN: Out of my way!
GUARD: Open the gates!
[♪]
IGRAINE: Help him! Help him!
MERLIN: Take the King to his chambers! Now!
MEN OF GOD: Alleluia dilexi quoniam exaudiet
Dominus vocem orationis meae Quia inclinavit aurem
IGRAINE: Whatever powers you have, use them now!
MERLIN: Uther, you're going to die.
The poison was too strong.
MERLIN: Put your hand to this.
For Briton and the boy.
[♪]
[thunder, lightning]
[♪]
MERLIN: His time is done.
[♪]
IGRAINE: Merlin!
MORGAN: [gasps of pain]
[thunder, lightning]
[♪]
♪ Camelot 1x01 ♪ Sneak Peak Original Air Date on February 25, 2011
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[♪]
ARTHUR: In principio-erat-verbum.
In the beginning was the Word.
And the Word was--
God, yes.
ANNA: This isn't Latin study.
ARTHUR: No, but it is definitely worship.
KAY: Arthur!
ANNA: It can't be!
[♪]
KAY: Hey!
You bastard!
ARTHUR: Kay, listen-she said you two were over!
ANNA: No, I did not.
ARTHUR: Thanks a lot.
[struggle]
ANNA: Stop it! Both of you!
[struggle]
KAY: Ah! [groaning in pain]
KAY: I should kill you.
ARTHUR: How did you even find us?
KAY: I know where you bring your girls.
And now mine, too.
KAY: Get dressed. I was sent to find you. There's a visitor.
ARTHUR: What's that got to do with me?
[♪]
ARTHUR: It's bad. I know.
I shouldn't have done it. I wasn't thinking.
KAY: No, you were thinking.
You were thinking, if I get caught,
I can talk my way out of this.
ARTHUR: It was a mistake. We got carried away-
twice. [laughing]
KAY: Shut up. Please, just shut up.
ARTHUR: Sometimes these things happen.
It's like she's Cleopatra, you're Caesar,
and I'm Mark Antony.
KAY: No. You're really not-at all.
ARTHUR: We can't let a woman come between us.
Can we, brother?
KAY: Everything comes easy for you.
And you don't appreciate it.
ARTHUR: What's going on?
Mother?
Father?
SIR ECTOR: He's here.
MERLIN: So you're the boy.
ARTHUR: I'm Arthur. Who are you?
LADY ECTOR: His name is Merlin-
and he's not welcome here!
KAY: Then he'll be on his way!
SIR ECTOR: Put down your sword, Kay. KAY: No!
SIR ECTOR: Do as you're told, boy!
ARTHUR: Will someone explain what is happening here?
MERLIN: The King is dead. Murdered.
ARTHUR: So?
MERLIN: Uther died with no legitimate son.
ARTHUR: What's that got to do with us?
MERLIN: Not them. You-are Uther's son.
ARTHUR: [chuckling]
No.
My parents are standing here.
Tell him. Tell him.
SIR ECTOR: He's telling the truth, Arthur.
ARTHUR: He can't be. How can he be?
SIR ECTOR: Merlin brought you to us when you were
less than a week old.
We swore to look after you.
ARTHUR: What?
MERLIN: The King is dead.
Long live the King.
ARTHUR: Take your lies and get out!
SIR ECTOR: Arthur, Arthur, give me the blade.
Give me the blade.
SIR ECTOR: You tell him how this happened.
You tell him the story of his birth.
MERLIN: The details aren't important.
SIR ECTOR: They are to him!
SIR ECTOR: Arthur, I should've told you before.
I'm-I'm so sorry, son.
MERLIN: Rest tonight.
Tomorrow, we leave.
[♪]
MORGAN: Where is she?
SERVANT: Lady Igraine remains in mourning in her chamber.
MORGAN: And the men?
SERVANT: Most are gone.
MORGAN: On whose authority?
SERVANT: Merlin's.
The night after your father's death his
warriors packed up their belongings and left.
MORGAN: Then we'll move on our own.
Better and stronger.
SERVANT: We?
MORGAN: You answer to me now.
MORGAN: [whispers]: Thank you.
KING LOT: Pull down those banners!
Confiscate all the weapons and someone find the kitchens!
I'm bloody starving.
MORGAN: The doors are open to you, my Lord.
There's no need for force.
KING LOT: Are you the one who summoned me?
MORGAN: I'm Uther's daughter and sole heir:
Morgan Pendragon.
KING LOT: Even as we speak, my men are
slaughtering all those still loyal to Uther.
Why would you call me here?
MORGAN: To offer an alliance.
KING LOT: Who with?
MORGAN: Me.
KING LOT: [laughter; also from men]
KING LOT: You?
MORGAN: Who better than you, King Lot, my father's
strongest opponent.
KING LOT: I am immune to flattery.
MORGAN: And yet you came when asked.
KING LOT: You've nothing to offer me.
MORGAN: I hold this castle.
KING LOT: I could split you from your gut to your
throat and still take it.
MORGAN: You're cleverer than that.
KING LOT: Am I?
MORGAN: Kill me and you're just another warlord
taking yet another castle.
But if we stand together-
KING LOT: I stand alone.
MORGAN: If we forge a union, we'd have the
strength to unite the realm.
As King and Queen.
KING LOT: There is already a Queen within these walls.
I could take her and still sit on Uther's throne.
MORGAN: She's to be exiled.
KING LOT: Oh, is she now?
MORGAN: Yes.
KING LOT: You're very confident in your plans.
MORGAN: I am.
KING LOT: What makes you so special?
ARTHUR: Come near me, I'll kill you.
MERLIN: Don't issue empty threats.
ARTHUR: Who are you?
MERLIN: I knew Uther Pendragon.
I was at his side when he died.
The King's will, signed by his own hand, bearing his seal,
attesting to your birth.
This was your father's.
Take it.
When you were born, I took you and brought you here.
You may be of King's blood but Uther was a barbarian.
acing you here made you so much more.
I told Ector how to raise and educate you.
He swore to always keep you safe.
They raised you well.
Perhaps too well.
ARTHUR: Why? Why do you need me?
[♪]
MERLIN: Everything in time.
KAY: I sometimes wondered why they doted more on you.
How come you always got away with so much.
ARTHUR: It was never like that.
KAY: It's always been like that.
You've just never seen it.
You're used to the world falling at your feet the
moment you smile.
But it's all right.
This makes sense of it.
They treated you like you were special.
Because you are.
ARTHUR: At last you finally admit it.
[chuckling]
KAY: Hey, this doesn't change anything.
You're still my brother.
And you're still infuriating.
ARTHUR: What do I do? I can't just leave! This is my home.
This is what I know. Here.
KAY: But what you're being offered is better.
Going to battle, leading the land.
It's what every man dreams of.
ARTHUR: No, it's what you dream of.
The rest of us dream about girls.
KAY: You think a leader won't get his choice of girls?
Why shouldn'it be your destiny?
If it was me, I'd go-in an instant.
[♪]
MERLIN: So, you're coming.
ARTHUR: I'm not saying I believe you.
It's just I want to see it for myself.
KAY: You're ready.
ARTHUR: Why didn't you tell me?
LADY ECTOR: I was afraid of losing you.
Because you are my son.
ARTHUR: You'll always be my mother.
LADY ECTOR: I place him in your care.
You keep him safe.
MERLIN: You have my word.
SIR ECTOR: It's what you were born for.
It's what we've guided you for.
You remember what I taught you.
When you make decisions, you use this in
conjunction with this.
And you never use this!
ARTHUR: [laughing] I'll try and remember that.
No son ever had a better father. I-I want you to know-
SIR ECTOR: I know, I know, I know.
I love you.
ARTHUR: You've given me everything my entire life
and I feel guilty asking for anything more.
But-I need Kay.
I want him with me.
LADY ECTOR: Yes, yes!
ARTHUR: Whatever this is, I can't do it without you.
SIR ECTOR: We were scared you'd never ask.
ARTHUR: [laughing]
SIR ECTOR: Together, you're stronger.
MERLIN: It's time.
[♪]
[sounds of lovemaking]
MORGAN: Say my name!
KING LOT: Morgan!
MORGAN: Who will I be?
KING LOT: Queen of the realm!
MORGAN: Are you fit to be my King?
KING LOT: You know I am!
MORGAN: What will you give me?
KING LOT: Undying loyalty!
MORGAN: Swear your fealty!
KING LOT: Swear yours to me!
MORGAN: SWEAR IT!
KING LOT: I swear!
MORGAN: On what-
- KING LOT: My oath- - MORGAN: Yes!
KING LOT: My life!
MORGAN: Yes!
And your blood!
KING LOT: My blood!
KING LOT: Where did you learn that, huh?
Your father dies, and you banish your own mother
from her home. Impressive.
MORGAN: Stepmother.
I'm the only one of Uther's blood.
His castle and realm should be mine.
KING LOT: So you summon me, Uther's worst enemy.
You propose an alliance and then seduce me, even
as your father's body cools.
Is there no end to your ambition?
MORGAN: Are you complaining?
KING LOT: No.
Just curious.
MORGAN: A queen still requires a king.
KING LOT: Yes.
MORGAN: Together, we'll unite the realm.
KING LOT: Yes.
MORGAN: I'll set her on the way myself.
KING LOT: Yes.
MORGAN: It suits you up there.
Where will you go?
IGRAINE: Your father had plenty of allies who'll
give me space.
Was there anything else, or did you just come to gloat?
MORGAN: Just give thanks you're leaving here alive.
IGRAINE: I did nothing to harm you.
MORGAN: Indeed, my Lady, you did nothing.
You did nothing when my mother was murdered,
so that you could take her place.
And you did nothing when my father banished me.
IGRAINE: No queen questions her king!
MORGAN: And I thought my opinion of you couldn't
get any lower.
Safe travels!
The land is treacherous.
MESSENGER: I bring a message from Merlin.
MORGAN: Merlin? What does he want?
MESSENGER: He asks you attend Uther's son at the
ancient castle of Camelot.
MORGAN: Uther's son?
MESSENGER: That's what I was told to deliver.
KING LOT: He has a son.
MORGAN: I have the only true claim to the throne.
This is Merlin's game.
So, we'll play with him.
KING LOT: [chuckles]
ARTHUR: If you were responsible for my birth,
I deserve to know more about who you are.
MERLIN: Stop asking about me and think about who you are.
ARTHUR: Are you really a sorcerer?
MERLIN: I can do things others believe impossible.
Is that sorcery?
ARTHUR: Go on then. Show me. Prove it to me.
You pull me from one coast to the other and you tell
me nothing!
MERLIN: You asked me why I need you.
MERLIN: I had a vision of what was to come.
ARTHUR: What sort of vision?
MERLIN: The darkness of man.
I won't let it happen again.
ARTHUR: Are you saying you had this vision before I
was conceived?
MERLIN: The past doesn't matter.
Define yourself in the present and you might rule
in the future.
MERLIN: Dear God.
MERLIN: It's already begun.
ARTHUR: What?
MERLIN: With no King in place, there'll be carnage
across the land.
MERLIN: What're you doing?
KAY: Whoever these men are, they deserve a
Christian burial.
MERLIN: They're long past saving.
KAY: Arthur-tell him.
MERLIN: We stay here, we're a target for whoever did this.
Stop worrying about the dead-the living need us more!
ARTHUR: Merlin's right. We have to get out of here.
We can't help them now.
MERLIN: Yah!
Let's move.
[children chattering]
[hoofbeats]
MERLIN: We rest here.
KAY: This village? Is that wise?
MERLIN: We'll find out.
MERLIN: Fear spreads like plague.
MAN: Stay on your horses and ride on through.
MERLIN: We are on our way to the coast.
We were hoping for shelter tonight.
MAN: There's no welcome here.
MERLIN: Not even for an old friend?
MAN: Merlin! Is that you?
MERLIN: That's more like it.
MAN: It's been too long.
[people resume talking in background]
MERLIN: It's people like these that will be next to
the slaughter if you don't fulfill your destiny.
ARTHUR: What would you have done if I hadn't come with you.
MERLIN: A stranger says you're the future king.
Maybe it takes a night, maybe it takes a year,
but in the end you're too curious not to come.
ARTHUR: You think you know me that well?
MERLIN: I watched you since you were a child.
ARTHUR: Tell me about my birth.
MERLIN: Your father, Uther, desired a woman
named Igraine, who belonged to a rival warlord,
the Duke of Cornwall.
Unable to best his forces,
Uther changed tactics
and summoned me.
KAY: To do what?
MERLIN: To change Uther to resemble Cornwall so he
could have Igraine for just one night.
[♪]
ARTHUR: You want me to believe I'm the product of
sorcery and rape?
MERLIN: You were conceived that night.
[♪]
ARTHUR: Merlin, I want the truth.
Not some story to make me believe in magic.
MERLIN: I don't care what you believe.
But I've sworn off those vows a long time ago.
KAY: Why?
- MERLIN: Because they cost. - ARTHUR: Cost how?
MERLIN: You want me to finish or not?
ARTHUR: So Uther gave me to you.
MERLIN: You were my payment.
[♪]
ARTHUR: Why would you take a child as payment?
MERLIN: This realm needs a leader better than any who
has come before.
With Uther's blood line and Ector's guidance,
that can be you.
I know you've got questions, but I will be
at your side and we will find the answers together.
We are going to build a land jull of hope and
honor where fear is extinguished, to which
people will flock from far and wide, seeking out our
beacon of light.
Tomorrow we ride to an ancient seat of power.
You can be the greatest of men in the greatest of lands.
Trust me, Arthur.
[sword being unsheathed]
[♪]
KAY: [shouting] Arthur!
ARTHUR: [men grunting with effort]
[struggle]
[♪] [struggle]
[♪]
MERLIN: An outrider for King Lot.
These are Lot's colors.
You're not even installed and you're starting a war!
Back on the horses!
If we're here when they find him, you won't live
to be King.
[♪]
MERLIN: Camelot. Yah!
[♪]
ARTHUR: It's a ruin.
MERLIN: The Romans built it.
We'll create the future here.
MERLIN: This has good position, strong
fortifications.
And no one will expect it.
ARTHUR: This is not what I thought you meant!
I thought there'd be armies, and weapons and servants!
MERLIN: And girls.
ARTHUR: There has to be more than this, right?
I mean, I must have money.
MERLIN: No.
ARTHUR: Why didn't you say that before we left!
MERLIN: You wouldn't have come.
ARTHUR: You didn't say it would be like this.
MERLIN: You didn't ask.
We're in a fight for our lives, for the soul of
this country.
Now, there are people waiting.
[♪]
MERLIN: The Great Hall of Camelot.
[♪]
MERLIN: Meet those who have sworn their
allegiance to you.
[♪]
MERLIN: Ulfius! Leontes! Brastias! Pelinor!
[♪]
LEONTES: Your father was a great leader.
Our loyalty passes to you.
We stand at your bidding, ready to defend the
Pendragon line.
ARTHUR: I never knew Uther.
But if he inspired such loyalty, I am humbled to
stand before you and I'll do whatever I can to
justify your allegiance.
LEONTES: We are your servants.
[♪]
MERLIN: These are your allies.
Your enemies are much greater in number.
ARTHUR: Something else you forgot to mention earlier.
MERLIN: King Lot of Lothian and Orkney.
The new Duke of Cornwall; Kings Nentes, Scotland, and Carados.
I've summoned them here.
ARTHUR: You've done what?
MERLIN: So they all can recognize you as the true
heir of Uther Pendragon.
KAY: What if they don't?
MERLIN: They must.
MERLIN: These are your chambers.
I had your father's effects brought here.
ARTHUR: What was he like? My father.
MERLIN: Unyielding.
ARTHUR: That's it?
The life of a man and you take one word.
MERLIN: It's all you need to know.
ARTHUR: No, it's not!
I want to know everything.
What he ate, what he drank, how he stood.
Who he loved, what made him laugh or weep.
And you give me one word.
MERLIN: Anyone else can tell you his character
and contradictions.
I gave you the word you most require.
The aspect you must take from him.
An unyielding strength.
Because from now on, everyone will challenge
you, on everything.
You need to be certain.
ARTHUR: What if I'm not?
MERLIN: You have to be.
ARTHUR: What if I'm wrong?
MERLIN: You can't be.
MERLIN: Oh, one more thing.
Uther also had a daughter. Your half-sister.
KING LOT: He installs a child in a ruin,
and expects the kingdom to kneel?
I think the sorcerer's mind is addled.
MORGAN: No, he's clever.
This was a power, once.
He believes he can awaken it.
KING LOT: Are you all right?
MORGAN: The games of men exhaust me.
KING LOT: We ride in strong.
MORGAN: If this pretender wears my father's robes,
I shall gouge his eyes.
KING LOT: [laughs]
On!
[♪]
[knock on door]
[♪]
KAY: That's your sister?
[♪]
MORGAN: [sniffs]
MORGAN: No.
MERLIN: He's Uther's son. I have proof.
MORGAN: My father had no legitimate son.
I would have known.
ARTHUR: Honestly, this is as strange to me as it is to you.
But when Merlin-
MORGAN: It talks, too.
It's pretty, it talks.
But it is not an heir.
ARTHUR: We can work together to honor our father-
MORGAN: You didn't know my father.
Look at it. Not even a convincing pretender.
You're not made of kings, boy, but of common clay.
How much did the sorcerer promise you?
ARTHUR: He didn't promise me anything.
MORGAN: Why are you doing this to me?
MERLIN: This isn't personal.
This is for the country.
MORGAN: This is my birthright.
MERLIN: Is it? We should ask his mother, Queen Igraine.
MORGAN: You were childless.
IGRAINE: I never spoke of this.
MORGAN: This is some other man's bastard.
Not my father's. I would have known.
IGRAINE: And yet you didn't.
MERLIN: Is this the boy I took from you when he was born?
IGRAINE: Yes, I believe he is.
This is Uther's son. My son.
KING LOT: No. Fuck this.
MORGAN: You think this is the end of it?
ARTHUR: Merlin told me he changed Uther's face to
resemble your husband, the Duke of Cornwall.
That's not possible.
IGRAINE: No, it's not. But I believe it happened.
IGRAINE: There was a moment, when I looked at
him, that I saw another.
IGRAINE: I saw Uther.
ARTHUR: I don't understand.
How did you then come to be Uther's wife?
IGRAINE: That night that Uther was with me, his
forces killed the Duke.
The vanquishing warlord can claim the victim's wife.
I was lucky to live.
ARTHUR: But you were pregnant with me.
You gave me up.
IGRAINE: Merlin tore you from my arms.
ARTHUR: Didn't you ever think of me?
IGRAINE: You were my first thought each morning.
I studied every boy's face, hoping for you.
I was forbidden to search for you.
I'm so sorry.
KAY: Arthur. You all right?
ARTHUR: Yes.
KAY: What was she like? How was it?
ARTHUR: Fine.
KAY: That's it?
ARTHUR: Come on, let's explore.
Let's look up here. Come on.
ARTHUR: Here, look at this.
Magnus Quintus built this fort in the sixth year of
the reign of the Emperor Valentinio the Second.
He who has begun has the work half done.
You wouldn't say that if you saw the state of the place now.
KAY: Think of what it must have been like back then.
LEONTES: Or what it can be again.
KAY: Have you been following us?
LEONTES: Merlin's instructions.
I'm to keep you safe.
ARTHUR: Keep me safe or make sure I don't leave?
LEONTES: Bit of both.
ARTHUR: What if I make a run for it?
LEONTES: Why would you? You've got everything here.
There's so much-potential.
ARTHUR: You sound like Merlin.
LEONTES: I believe in what he's doing.
Why he brought you here.
ARTHUR: So you followed him blindly even though
you hadn't met me.
LEONTES: No, not blindly.
Some of us have always felt it's not enough just
to fight; there has to be a cause worth fighting for.
Merlin's told us what's possible, what can be
built here with you and your breed of king.
ARTHUR: How do I become that overnight?
LEONTES: Trust your instincts.
ARTHUR: My instincts aren't that of a king.
LEONTES: What if they are and you just don't know it yet?
[♪]
MERLIN: Who is she? Who is she?
Who is she? Who is she?
ARTHUR: What're you doing?!
MERLIN: Who is she?
ARTHUR: I don't know!
KAY: Arthur! You'd better see this.
[♪] [horses charging]
KAY: This is all for you.
ARTHUR: God help me.
ARTHUR: What do we do now?
MERLIN: Show no fear. Speak boldly.
Answer them as their king.
ARTHUR: Nothing to worry about, right?
I mean, you've had visions. I'm going to be king.
Everything's going to be fine. It's fate. It's guaranteed.
- MERLIN: No. - ARTHUR: No?
MERLIN: If you die, the visions will change.
Fate can go begging.
Destiny has to be won.
[♪]
[♪] [men jeering and laughing]
MORGAN: Nothing can ever be the same after
this moment, Arthur.
Leave now and salvage your life.
Stay, and you'll lose everything.
You're outnumbered.
Don't be a sorcerer's figurehead. Go home.
KING LOT: Speak, y'beardless bastard!
[mocking laughter from crowd]
ARTHUR: You stand in my hall in my realm and you
will show me respect!
ARTHUR: I am the true and legitimate heir
to Uther's throne.
And you will pledge your allegiance to me,
or suffer for it.
Understand that, y'bearded fool?
MORGAN: I'm sorry.
KING LOT: Bring him in.
That's my son. My eldest son.
And you killed him.
There were two outriders in the woods that day.
The other one saw it all.
ARTHUR: He attacked me.
ARTHUR: No! You bastard!
[screaming]
LADY ECTOR: [screams]
[crowd is riled]
KAY: Shh, shh.
MERLIN: This stops nothing-
LOT: I'm not a monster. Five dawns I'll give you.
Five dawns for him to grieve and then be gone.
But if you don't leave, there will be more slaughter.
ARTHUR: Stop him!
KAY: Shh, shh.
ARTHUR: Stop him! Stop him! Stop him! Stop-
MERLIN: I'm sorry-I'm sorry-
ARTHUR: Merlin, what have you done to me? Get off!
What have you done to me?
[♪]
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