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Jason.

I got here as fast as I could.

What happened? Oh, she said
she was feeling dizzy a few days ago.

I thought it was nothing,

until last night, when she
complained of chest pains.

Her mother died of a weak heart.

Where is she? JASON: Outside.

Hello, Mother.

Hercules.

What are you doing?

Don't look so surprised, I
tend to my garden every day.

You should be in bed resting.
Stop it, I'm feeling much better.

Besides, why would I want to be
inside on a day like today? Hmm?

Hercules, you can stand
there with that look on your face,

or you can sit down and
enjoy the day with me.

You are so stubborn.

Where do you
think you get it from?

It looks beautiful.

I started this garden the day I found
out Amphitryon had died in the war.

Bringing it to life somehow
helped me accept his death.

And when you went off
to fight against Parthus,

I sat here every day, praying that
my son would come home to me.

My prayers were answered.

That was the first
war I ever fought in.

I'm sorry I put
you through that.

No apologies, Hercules.
You did what you had to do.

I just wish I could have
protected you from what you saw.

Looks like you could use a
bath. And whose fault is that?

You offered to help. Besides,
you've always been a messy child.

Well, thanks, Mom,
I appreciate that.

You got that mama's boy doing
your dirty work again, Alcmene?

Let me guess, you two
freeloaders are here for lunch?

Ooh. Ooh.

What's up, guys?

Ah, no good. The Parthans crossed
the border into Kaylan territory.

King Eteocles has managed to push 'em
back, but the Parthans have declared war.

Yeah, if they win,
Corinth could be next.

The Kaylans have been our
ally since your father was king.

And now it's my turn to make
sure they don't fight alone.

We're going to join them
on the frontline, Herc.

What do you say, buddy?

I say we're going to war.

Yeah.

Yeah, let's go get 'em.

This is the story
of a time long ago,

a time of myth and legend,

when the ancient gods
were petty and cruel

and they plagued
mankind with suffering.

Only one man dared
to challenge their power.

Hercules.

Hercules possessed a strength
the world had never seen,

a strength surpassed only
by the power of his heart.

He journeyed the earth, battling the
minions of his wicked stepmother, Hera,

the all-powerful
queen of the gods.

But wherever there was evil,

wherever an
innocent would suffer,

there would be Hercules.

I was so eager
to go off and fight,

I had no idea what I was in for.

Well, you were young.

You know,

all a mother wants to
do is protect her children

from all the pain
in the world. Hmm.

Because you love them so much,

you hold on to the
illusion you can do that.

And the truth is, I couldn't.

None of us can.

I held that same
illusion for my children.

You shouldn't be
so hard on yourself.

I can't help it. I just wish you
hadn't had to have grown up so fast.

You know, even when
things were at their worst,

I always had a
place to call home.

Thanks to you.

I don't want you to go. Mom.

Look, I've already lost
someone I love to war.

I won't go through
that again, I won't.

Don't worry, Mom. It's
not going to happen to me.

Don't you tell me not to worry.

This isn't the same as
rousting a couple bullies.

There's a good chance your
strength won't be enough.

Maybe,

but at least I'll be fighting
for something I believe in.

A just cause doesn't
make war noble, Hercules.

Why did you send
me to the academy?

I mean, what did you think
all that training was for?

I didn't send you there
to become a soldier,

I sent you so you'd learn
how to take care of yourself.

I did. And I will.

Come on.

Please come back
to me, Hercules.

Your Highness, King Eteocles
requests your presence in his tent.

Lead the way.

Well, it seems I'm in the
presence of greatness.

I was gonna say the same to you.

Thank you for coming, Jason.

I wouldn't have
missed it for the world.

You'd do the same for Corinth.

From what I've heard, your
kingdom is in good hands.

Your father would have been
proud. Well, I've had help.

These are my friends,
Hercules and Iolaus.

Welcome. It's a pleasure
to be here, Your Highness.

Sit down, gentlemen. Eat.
You'll need your strength.

Two summers ago, the Parthans
suffered a terrible drought.

We offered hunting privileges
in our western region.

And let me guess, that
wasn't enough for them.

Now they're trying to claim
our territory as their own.

Most of my troops are
defending our border,

but I've sent a small
battalion into enemy territory.

They've established a foothold
next to the king's fortress.

Once we join them,
I'll lead a charge inside.

Take out the brain,
the body's useless.

Jason, would you do me the honor
of serving as my second in command?

I won't let you down.

Gentlemen, you're
three of Cheiron's best.

By this time tomorrow, we'll be
dictating the terms of their surrender,

and you'll return
home as heroes.

To victory!

To victory!

You'll be okay, but just
stay off this leg for a while.

Calimachus.

Well, well, if it's not
the academy's finest.

It's good to see you. I wish it
were under better circumstances.

Now that you mention it,
I'm surprised to see you here.

I don't like what the Parthans
are doing any more than you do.

But I can't take a life
in good conscience.

Tending the wounded is
the best thing I can do to help.

You haven't changed
a bit, Cal. I'm glad.

Hey, what is this,
an academy reunion?

What are you doing here, buddy?

I thought you gave up
manhood for a life of medicine.

Yeah, well, you won't be saying that
when I'm stitching your head back on.

Fall in, men!

We're moving out!

All right, boys, time to
see what we're made of.

Stay sharp, men. We're
in Parthan territory, now.

Something here, My Lord.

Careful.

Hemlock. Poison.

If the stakes
don't kill you, it will.

Crude, but effective.
Almost as good as ours.

You mean, we have those, too?

In case somebody
drops by unexpected.

Isn't that what we're doing?

Yeah, but we're the good guys.

Hey, where's Nikos?

Must have fallen behind. That
boy's going to get himself killed.

I'll get him. We'll catch up.

You okay, Nikos?

My wife and I have a
house just over that hill.

This is the first time we haven't been
together since we've been married.

I wonder what she's doing now.

She's probably looking out the window,
wondering the same thing about you.

Hercules, do you think
we're going to make it?

Yeah.

A lot of the guys
have been saying that

if we pull this off,
we'll be like heroes.

But what I keep thinking is,
what if I make my wife a widow?

Where's the glory in that?

Come on.

All right, then. Let's move!

The battalion's
just over the hill.

Keep your eyes
on the trees as well.

He's hit! He's hit!

Ambush!

Look out!

Eteocles!

Jason!

By the gods, they cut off his
arm! He's losing blood fast.

Let's get him
out of here, quick.

Eteocles. Eteocles.

This war

is yours now. Please,
Eteocles, forgive me.

Jason, we got to get back
to the battalion. Come on!

Have you, um, sent
word to Iphicles?

But he's at sea. He won't get
the message for a few days.

Iolaus.

Did Hercules drag you all
the way down here for nothing?

Far be it for me to pass
up a home cooked meal.

Besides, am I going to miss
out on a chance of seeing you?

You smooth talker.
I'll get my shawl.

Okay.

Where are you going?

She wants to go to the market.

Is that a good idea?
You talk her out of it.

He has a point.

How are you holding
up? I don't know.

I'm tired of pretending nothing's wrong.
You should have seen her last night.

There's nothing worse than
watching someone you love in pain.

Don't give up hope,
Jason. I haven't.

But I'd be foolish
not to prepare myself.

I suppose I've
learned the hard way.

Hope for the best,
but expect the worst.

There's Eteocles'
trench. We made it.

By the gods. IOLAUS:
There's nobody left alive.

I'm not going in there.

You don't have a choice, it's
too dangerous out in the open.

Those savages.

Those murderous Parthans.

I'll kill every
last one of them.

Nobody survived.

For every man here
I'll kill two of theirs.

Jason. Shh. Quiet.

The Parthans think
everyone in the trench is dead.

If we don't be quiet
then we will be.

Hey, Herc, I'm going to
need a hand over here.

We'll take care of this.

The arm's severed at the
elbow, he's lost a lot of blood.

Hand me the sword.

The herbs will deaden the pain.

I'm glad it's more
than just a decoration.

The healer I trained
under gave it to me.

I guess you could call
it a good luck charm.

Hold him down.

Bite on this.

Thanks. Does he have a chance?

It doesn't look good.

We'll have to wait and see.

You know, I think I can
understand why you won't take a life.

But it can't be any easier losing
somebody you're trying to save.

No, you're probably right.

I don't know if I'd have
the strength to do it.

Sure, you would.
You, of all people.

I don't know.

Maybe.

Besides, it's not just death
that I have to deal with.

When I save a life, you know,
somebody's son, somebody's daughter,

there's nothing more
gratifying in the world.

What if there's
nothing you can do?

Then it's my job to make
sure they don't die alone.

Herc,

what are we still
doing here, huh?

We should be back at base
camp before there's another attack.

Nikos can't be moved.

Well, if we hang
around here long enough

we're gonna end up as
dead as the rest of these guys.

No.

No, we are not going anywhere.

It's my duty to finish
what Eteocles started.

We carry out the mission.

Are you out of your mind?

Jason, we're the only ones left.

We don't stand a
chance. All right.

We can't leave Nikos here,
and we can't move him yet.

All right, the Parthans
don't know that we're here,

they would have attacked by now.

We're gonna stay put,

take turns on watch. Now does
anybody have a problem with that?

Keep him quiet.

No! No! No! No! Jason.

Shh. They'll hear you.

I let Eteocles die. I was
supposed to cover his back.

I was supposed to...
Shh. It was an ambush.

It's not your fault, man.

It's your turn on watch.
Now, can you handle it?

Yeah. Yeah.

Yeah. Yeah. You sure?

How's he doing?

Can you keep him talking?

He's got to stay awake.

Hey, pal.

Hercules.

We're gonna get
out of here real soon.

You're a bad liar.

No, we are, though.

You're gonna get
to see your wife.

How'd you guys meet?

We've known each other

since we were children.

Best friends, all our lives.

She asked me to marry her.

You're a lucky guy.

Yeah, I am.

It's funny,

the smallest things
could make her happy.

Like a sunset,

or the sound of the rain.

Things I never even
thought mattered.

But they do, Hercules.

They matter.

Don't worry, buddy, you're gonna get
to share those things with her real soon.

Nikos.

Jason doesn't talk
about that war much,

but I know he thinks
about it from time to time.

We all do.

I suppose, in a way, he still
blames himself for the king's death.

Some scars never heal.

They fade a little, but
they don't go away.

You all right? Mmm-hmm.

Would you mind if we
stopped for a moment?

I'm just a little
winded, I'll be fine.

Mother, why are you doing this?

What are you talking about?

Look, Jason told me about
last night. You are not fine.

I know you don't want to worry us,
but you don't have to pretend anymore.

Please, you should be in bed.

Let me take care of you.

Not even the best healer is going
to make a difference, Hercules.

I'm dying.

You can't be sure of that.

Well, I wasn't
until this morning,

when I... I saw the way you
looked at me in the garden.

You could never hide anything from
me, your eyes always gave you away.

Come on.

Maybe I'm wrong.

I'll stop pretending,
if you will.

I won't let you
go without a fight.

Don't look so sad.

I'm not afraid,

and I won't waste
whatever time I have left

sitting around,
feeling sorry for myself.

So, let's go.

It's a beautiful day, and I
want to spend it with my son.

Hey. Hey.

Do you hear that?

Somebody's hurt out
there. We've got to help him.

Well, what if
it's one of theirs?

Then I hope he dies a
slow and painful death.

We can't just leave
him out there, Jas.

Oh, yes, we can. If the Parthans
see you, then we're all dead.

I know you feel responsible
for Eteocles' death, Jason,

but letting whoever's out there die is
not gonna make you feel any better.

I hope you know what
you're doing, buddy.

Stay here.

What are you doing here?
You should be back in the trench.

If it's not safe to move
him, you won't know.

He's a Parthan.

I'll need to make a tourniquet for
his leg before we can move him.

Who are you? Don't
worry. We're here to help.

Come on, come on, you can
make it! Come on, get him in here.

Look out! Come on! Come on!

Hurry up!

Come on, come
on, move it. Let's go!

Move, move, move.

Stay down!

Here, let me help you.
Oh, no, no. Break it off.

Now, go help him. Quit
trying to be such a hero, Cal.

Look who's talking.

I'll be okay, go help him.

No, no way does that
vermin get any of our water.

He can have my rations, Jason.

What's your name?

My name's Hercules.

This is gonna hurt a little bit.

I'd rather die than have to
breathe the same air as you.

You're welcome.

Herc, they know we're here, now.

Yeah, but they don't know how
many. We still got a little time.

And if we run?

They got us pinned down,
we wouldn't make it very far.

Look, Herc.

I know you're not one to
cash in on special favors,

but now would be a really, really
good time to call up the old man.

Zeus never helped me before,

I doubt he's gonna start now.

Besides, I fight my own battles.

Mother, there's something
I've always wanted to ask.

Do you resent Zeus for
what he did to you? Hmm.

I admit I was angry when I found out
Zeus had come to me as Amphitryon,

but all that went away the day
you were born, and like it or not,

I have Zeus to thank
for blessing me with you.

But if I had one
wish for you, son,

it would be to have you
reconcile with your father. Please.

You've been carrying
that burden for too long.

It's time to let it go.
It's a little too late.

Too many people I love have...

He's been a
disappointing father.

Well, don't blame Zeus
for what's happening to me.

This is my battle, not his.

Oh!

Did you wanna
dance? I'm all right.

Fine, but I'm taking
you home, anyway.

Hey, Herc, I could
do with some water.

Thanks.

There must be
something more I can do.

Remember what I said
about not dying alone?

You're doing all you can.

It's a Nafoline Cannon!
Come on, let's go!

Everybody out! Now!

Jason! Give me a hand.

Come on, we're
getting out of here.

Let's make a break for
those woods over there.

- No way.

We're pinned down!
We don't have a chance!

I say we go. Let's go. Now.

Hey! What are you doing?
I'm going to draw their fire.

Cal, I can't let you do that! I've got
to do it, otherwise you'll all be killed.

It's your turn, now.

Cal!

Hey, hey!

Hey! Hey! Hey! Hey! Hey!

Hey...

Cal!

You okay?

You consider yourself
lucky to be alive.

Go ahead, kill me.
You'll do it sooner or later.

You're a bunch of
bloodthirsty thieves.

Us? You people tried to steal
land that didn't belong to you!

My forefathers owned that land
before the Kaylans settled there!

And that gives you the right
to start slaughtering people?

You think we haven't
suffered losses?

You brought that on yourselves!

Are the Kaylans supposed to just
stand there and let you people march in?

They shouldn't have been
there in the first place! Enough!

What are we doing here, guys?

We're killing each
other over this.

There's enough land between
the two kingdoms for everyone.

Some things are worth fighting
for, this is not one of them.

That's not your decision
to make, Hercules.

You're right, Jason.

It's yours.

You're a king.

And being a good leader
is not about winning wars.

It's about keeping the peace.

And you, before you go off
accusing anybody of being an animal,

know that he risked
his life to save you.

Now, we can sit around and
argue about who was here first

while guys like us are
out there getting killed,

or we can put an
end to this war.

So what are you thinkin', Herc?

What's your name?

Teresius.

Teresius, can you get
us in to see your king?

If I go there with you,

I could be hanged for treason, and
you could be executed on the spot.

We all have a risk to take.

Are we in?

Hercules, would you give
us a moment alone, please?

I don't know what to say.

Do you know why I
love you so much?

Because we've already said everything
we'd ever want to say to each other.

How many people
are that blessed?

I feel so useless.

She's the one doing
all the comforting.

I'm not surprised.

You may have the blood of a god,
but your real strength comes from her.

I can't just stand
by and do nothing.

Hercules,

you know you're
the best friend I...

And I've seen you do some things
which I thought were impossible.

But maybe there are some
battles you just can't win.

Ready your weapons!

Hold your fire!

Get down on your
knees, or they'll kill us all.

We surrender.

He's one of ours!
Open the gates!

Bring them in!

- Close the gates!
- Let's kill them now!

Death to the Kaylans!

Are you the one that
captured the King of Corinth?

No, Your Highness.

They saved my life.

They're here of
their own free will.

You're either very brave,
or you're very foolish.

Foolish for believing this
war is just, Your Highness.

If we continue, there won't be anyone
left on either side to celebrate victory.

A noble thought, young
man, but it's remarkably naive.

We've sacrificed
too much to stop now.

Well, I think we've
sacrificed too much to go on.

King Eteocles was our ally,

now that he's dead, I have
the authority to recall his troops.

If you'll listen to
what we have to say.

That sounded like a threat.

I could have you
killed where you stand.

Ours is a mission of
peace, Your Highness.

Our lives are in your hands.

Up.

Go on.

Share your land
with the Kaylans.

Your kingdoms can
live together in peace,

and we'll know that our
brothers did not die in vain.

And why should I trust you?

Corinth has nothing
to gain in this war.

But in peace, we
gain a new ally.

And I'm to believe
that all our differences

will just disappear,
with the wave of hand?

No, it will take time.

But if any part of
you does want peace,

then we can't be that different.

May the gods help
you if you're lying.

Dispatch a
message to all fronts.

Cease fire.

All of Corinth is talking
about what you did, Hercules.

I couldn't be more proud.

This belonged to
a friend of mine,

a kid about my age.

I had to watch him die,
Mother, to realize you were right.

There's no glory in war.

For every boy that's
not coming home,

one hundred more will.

And that's because of you.

You did everything you could.

Then why do I
feel like I failed?

You're safe now, son.

You're home.

I have known you since
you were a boy, Iolaus,

and it has been a joy watching
you grow into the man you are.

You've always made me feel
like... like part of the family, Alcmene.

Thank you.

On the bureau, son, I... I
have something for you.

In the jewel box.

You kept it.

You do deserve it.

You always have.

I love you, Mother.

You have made my life complete,

I couldn't have asked
for a greater gift.

I've no regrets, my love.

No regrets.

I'm sorry, son.

Alcmene was a beautiful woman.

Zeus.