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King of the Britons

"King of the Britons" is an epic action movie and thriller movie in English that takes viewers on a gripping journey of betrayal, revenge, and redemption. After the Britons are attacked by the Saxons, their leader, separated from his people, is nursed back to health by villagers. As he recovers, he learns of the cruel treatment his people face under Saxon rule. This intense full English movie combines the best elements of action thriller movies and thrillers, showcasing the leader's brilliant plan to rise up and free his people in a climactic battle.

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Director - Christopher Forbes

Writer - Jezibell Anat

Stars - Jezibell Anat, Ronald Blanton, Damian Bush

Action, Thriller

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Transcript
00:00:00Hey!
00:00:18Alright!
00:00:30Ow!
00:00:32Ow!
00:00:45Ow!
00:00:47Ow!
00:00:58I'm dead!
00:01:00I'm dead for matter!
00:01:07Ow!
00:01:10I see the Mother has become a warrior.
00:01:12And I see the King of the Britons fighting alongside Saxon dogs against his own people.
00:01:18You brought this battle to me.
00:01:20There must be no more fighting! Everyone else has stopped!
00:01:27We must hold a conference. This battle has been difficult on both sides.
00:01:33We've lost so many good warriors. Your son has killed the Queen's brother, Horsac.
00:01:43Is Cottage still alive?
00:01:45He is well, and willing to negotiate. The Queen has requested a truce.
00:01:51I will mediate. I understand there are grievances on both sides.
00:01:56The warriors will take the rest of the day. They'll eat, refresh themselves.
00:02:01Tonight, we'll gather to discuss terms.
00:02:05I wish to reconcile with my son.
00:02:07I wish to reconcile with my son.
00:02:10We can settle everything with him.
00:02:15And what about your other brother?
00:02:17Hengdys will growl, but he will do as I ask.
00:02:22Phineas, talk to them.
00:02:24Eldrita, you must come with me. We must prepare my brother's body for burial.
00:02:33Tell your warriors to return to their camp.
00:02:35How can we trust you?
00:02:36I could ask you the same thing. You swore to serve your Queen. You have broke your oath.
00:02:41I served Queen Severa, the Queen you abandoned.
00:02:44The King may take another Queen. That is my right and the law.
00:02:50Correct.
00:02:51But a son, leading a rebellion against his own father, it is blasphemy.
00:02:57Yes, it is. Catajern had every right to lead, but to take up arms against his own father.
00:03:03And King violates every code of honor.
00:03:08Your Queen's brother, Hengdys, has been ravaging the countryside.
00:03:13Stealing land and gold from your people.
00:03:17I've been loving treasure.
00:03:19And it has not satisfied him. He raids far enough away from your village that you are not aware.
00:03:28I have heard claims, but no one has brought proof.
00:03:32What proof can a dead man bring? Most of them have fled for their lives.
00:03:36Are your warriors aware of this?
00:03:38Yes, we are aware of it. It's why we came here to help our people.
00:03:42Let me talk to them, then. There must be a resolution.
00:03:46As to the Queen, we've all seen her cruelty, but she did love her brother.
00:03:51Horsa had honor.
00:03:53Had honor!
00:03:56Taliesin, I believe that the Queen will be agreeable now.
00:04:00The Saxons did help us drive back the pigs. We'll resolve it all tonight.
00:04:06We'll resolve it all tonight.
00:04:23Tonight, all of the warriors will leave their swords outside.
00:04:27We still have our knives?
00:04:29Yes. Tell everyone to keep them hidden, and then await my signal.
00:04:33Andrida, you will go to the tower.
00:04:36Shoot anyone who tries to leave.
00:04:38Yes, my lady.
00:04:40And shall we build a pyre for your brother's funeral?
00:04:43Yes. Tell the maids to wash his body well.
00:04:47Wrap him in his best tunics and all of his ornaments.
00:04:51We must honor him.
00:04:53All of us will miss him.
00:04:55Yes. The rest of us must continue the battle here in Britannia.
00:05:00I miss our home in Saxony. Think we can ever go back?
00:05:04No. This is our home now.
00:05:07Then we must make it truly ours.
00:05:09Yes. Our blood has been shed here.
00:05:14I must tell Horsa's family.
00:05:31Where's Horsa?
00:05:33Khadijun killed him.
00:05:35Oh no!
00:05:37You must be strong, my children.
00:05:40Is my father dead? Oh no!
00:05:44Yes. But remember, your father was a brave and honorable warrior.
00:05:50He is in Valhalla now. I saw the Valkyrie come to him.
00:05:56He is in Valhalla now. I saw the Valkyrie come to him.
00:06:00But I want him here.
00:06:02He will live forever in our stories.
00:06:05Catelyn, you are the first of our children born on this soil.
00:06:09It is for you and your brother and sister that your father and your uncle and I have come here.
00:06:16Why we have worked so hard. You will be our legacy.
00:06:20What is that?
00:06:22Our names and deeds will live in you.
00:07:22It's a sad day when father fought son. Valyrian folk perished.
00:07:52I will put an end to this. Now.
00:07:58Lawkeeper.
00:08:04Wrongs have been done.
00:08:06He gets to seize lands that are not his.
00:08:09Khadijun has rebelled against his father.
00:08:12Restitution must be made.
00:08:22Khadijun.
00:08:30Get him, you witch.
00:08:43You chose the wrong side.
00:08:51Run.
00:08:53Run.
00:08:55Go.
00:08:57Backpackers, go, go, go, go.
00:08:59Run, my bro.
00:09:05Come on, we'll find a place to hide you.
00:09:07No, no. We'll find Meriden. He must help her or all is lost.
00:09:11But you're hurt.
00:09:13Go alone. This is my journey.
00:09:15Telsavir, the Valy's gone.
00:09:18I love her.
00:09:19Go.
00:09:26I am sorry. I had to shoot your husband.
00:09:29I am not sorry.
00:09:31I am tired of this pretense that he is king.
00:09:34And I am even more glad to be rid of that meddling lawkeeper.
00:09:38Did anyone else escape?
00:09:40Two of their cowardly warriors ran off.
00:09:43Let them hide in the west with their druids.
00:09:46I am the queen in everything now and I shall rule with my brother.
00:09:56This land is truly ours now.
00:09:59You will find every village that is loyal to Voytajun and destroy it.
00:10:03But tonight we celebrate.
00:10:07Wodan! Thuna! Vrua!
00:10:37Wodan! Thuna! Vrua!
00:11:07Vrua!
00:11:37Vrua!
00:11:45Father, I am going to the well. We need more water.
00:11:51Be careful, daughter.
00:12:08My king. My king.
00:12:13You still live. You still live.
00:12:15Father! Father, come quickly!
00:12:18We will care for you. We will care for you.
00:12:20Father!
00:12:22He still lives. He still lives.
00:12:26Let's get him inside.
00:12:38Hey, be it not me to tell a king what he can or cannot do,
00:12:43but my daughter did a grand job on your bandages.
00:12:54Are you feeling better, my king?
00:12:56Yeah.
00:12:58You've slept for two days. You must be hungry.
00:13:01Two days?
00:13:03Alanna's made soup to help you build your strength.
00:13:17I recognize you. I'm from...
00:13:20A fault in the battle where we drove back the Picts.
00:13:24That was a good victory.
00:13:26Aye.
00:13:28Soon we'll have to fight again.
00:13:30Soon we'll have to fight again.
00:13:32You must heal yourself first.
00:13:36Who's out there?
00:13:37We're here to collect your tithe.
00:13:39We've already paid our tithes to King Vortigern.
00:13:41Vortigern is no longer king.
00:13:44He fled like the coward he is.
00:13:46Queen Rowena rules now.
00:13:48We are not Saxon vassals.
00:13:50Do they want everything now?
00:13:52They shall not have it.
00:14:01No!
00:14:07Give me the bow.
00:14:13Grab the quiver.
00:14:31Take your wounded and go!
00:14:33We will be back.
00:14:37Don't be in a hurry.
00:15:00I must heal myself first.
00:15:30Vortigern!
00:15:32Vortigern!
00:15:37Your mind is clear.
00:15:39She's not there anymore.
00:15:41Vortigern!
00:15:43Vortigern!
00:15:45Come forth!
00:15:47Vortigern!
00:15:58So this is what's become of my land.
00:16:04You will not be forgotten.
00:16:07Hingis killed my son?
00:16:09Everyone who fought the Saxons was slaughtered like pigs.
00:16:12Antonius is praying for them.
00:16:16Caterjane didn't need to go.
00:16:18And neither did you.
00:16:20He felt it was his duty as a prince.
00:16:22We should have all gone.
00:16:24And what? Be slaughtered?
00:16:26And give Saxon blades more than they deserve?
00:16:29No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
00:16:33Be slaughtered and give Saxon blades more blood?
00:16:36What happened to King Vortigern?
00:16:38He was badly wounded.
00:16:41And you left him.
00:16:43You know how foolhardy he can be.
00:16:45He told me to get here as quickly as I could.
00:16:47The land cries with strife.
00:16:49Vortigern will return when he is able.
00:16:53Till then we must find a new High King.
00:16:56One who will forge our futures.
00:16:58You are our hope.
00:16:59We will keep you safe here.
00:17:01I've had enough of safety.
00:17:03Do you expect us to stay shielded here like cowards
00:17:06while our lands are ravaged?
00:17:08We would rather die fighting than be Saxon slaves.
00:17:11Spoken like a true king.
00:17:13The time for caution has passed.
00:17:16The time for action has begun.
00:17:19We have made a decision.
00:17:22We will join this fight.
00:17:25So after four hundred years,
00:17:27you decide to leave the safety of your grove?
00:17:29Everything has a time of change,
00:17:31and this is ours.
00:17:33We shall be ready when Vortigern returns.
00:17:36We shall bring the battle to them
00:17:38before they can bring it to us.
00:17:40I will make sure that our soldiers are ready.
00:17:42McQueen, are you with us?
00:17:44I will avenge my son.
00:17:46We will need more fighters.
00:17:48The Saxons have overrun our land.
00:17:50We must find allies.
00:17:51There are few in Britain with love for the Saxons.
00:17:54Folk will join us when they know what we plan to do.
00:17:57Then you must tell them.
00:17:59Awaken their spirits.
00:18:00They will rally around you when you call them.
00:18:03I have an idea.
00:18:04You will send messengers
00:18:06to all the people and lands under Saxon rule.
00:18:08Tell them what we're doing and encourage them to rise up.
00:18:11Yes, we will do that too.
00:18:13But I would like to do something
00:18:15that nobody has ever done before.
00:18:18And what would that be?
00:18:19Mirden, you and I will go to the Picts.
00:18:24Those Picts have always been our enemies.
00:18:28But they belong to this land too.
00:18:30Mirden, you know them.
00:18:32Even the Saxons cannot stand up against all of Britain.
00:18:35United.
00:18:36I will take you there.
00:18:37They will remember me.
00:18:39But you must earn Alpen's respect
00:18:42and convince them to fight beside us and not against us.
00:18:47Let us go then, if you are ready for the journey.
00:18:51Now they join us.
00:18:54Where were they
00:18:56when our blood was being soaked up by the ground?
00:18:59Where was their free magic then?
00:19:02They were waiting for the right time.
00:19:05Emerson and Uther are old enough to lead us now.
00:19:07They're still boys
00:19:09who swat each other with sticks.
00:19:12They're more than that.
00:19:13They're well trained.
00:19:14By Catagern, Mirden, the Gwyneveres,
00:19:19and you.
00:19:20Go write a song about it then.
00:19:22I will later.
00:19:24Dove, you have been my strength always.
00:19:28Now let me be yours.
00:19:42It is time you learned the runes.
00:19:44Can I cast spells?
00:19:45Not yet.
00:19:47First you must learn to read and write them.
00:19:50They are our alphabet.
00:19:52Before you can use the runes for magic,
00:19:54you must learn their sound, their shape,
00:19:58how they combine to form words.
00:20:01We use them for writing,
00:20:02just as the Romans used their alphabet.
00:20:04We have scribes for that.
00:20:05Never trust a scribe to tell you what has been written
00:20:08unless you have read it for yourself.
00:20:10Can the scribes use the runes for magic?
00:20:13No, they do not know their true meanings.
00:20:16They will teach you that,
00:20:17but after you learn to read and write them,
00:20:19you must also learn the script of the Romans.
00:20:22That is a lot to learn.
00:20:24Yes, it is.
00:20:26But once you have learned it,
00:20:28no one can ever take it from you.
00:20:31Someday, you will be our sorceress,
00:20:34and you must learn how to fight
00:20:36with words as well as with weapons.
00:20:39Next one.
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00:23:21Taliesin is with us.
00:23:23He has told us about the treachery.
00:23:25You must rest and heal.
00:23:27I don't know if I can be healed.
00:23:30Food and rest will rekindle the fire in your belly.
00:23:33The love of family and friends will rekindle the fire in your heart.
00:23:37The aspiration of youth will rekindle the fire in your head.
00:23:42Uther, this is the one you must meet.
00:23:48So you are the king who brought in the Saxons.
00:23:52To my eternal shame.
00:23:54I have heard your story. How did you find us?
00:23:57On a horse.
00:23:59A lady on a horse?
00:24:02What does she look like?
00:24:04She was beautiful and wise.
00:24:06She's dressed in black.
00:24:09With long black hair.
00:24:12So both of you have seen Rhiannon.
00:24:15That was Rhiannon?
00:24:17Most people cannot see her.
00:24:19She is the lady of the Clan of the Caves.
00:24:22If we have been able to see her, will she be able to help us?
00:24:25If she so chooses.
00:24:27I've heard she commands knights.
00:24:30Yes, knights upon horses.
00:24:32We could use them in our fight.
00:24:34You plan to attack the Saxons?
00:24:37Yes. Will these knights join us?
00:24:40You may ask her.
00:24:42I... I will ask them.
00:24:45No.
00:24:47It must be Uther.
00:24:49You must rest.
00:24:52Uther, come with us.
00:24:54Rhiannon, we know you.
00:24:57Rhiannon, we call you.
00:25:00Rhiannon, we hail you in the depth of your cave.
00:25:06Lady of horses.
00:25:09Lady of moonlight.
00:25:12Rise through the night from the mound of the grave.
00:25:18Rhiannon, we know you.
00:25:21Rhiannon, we call you.
00:25:24Rhiannon, we call you.
00:25:41Horse Lady.
00:25:43I remember this boy.
00:25:46Who is no longer a warrior.
00:25:49You have raised him well.
00:25:52Why have you summoned me?
00:25:54We need your help.
00:25:56I once showed you and your friends the way to Myrddin's Grove.
00:26:00I can do no more.
00:26:02But you have knights.
00:26:04Yes, I do.
00:26:05You're all renowned warriors.
00:26:08Did the Gwynevere's tell you to say that?
00:26:10No.
00:26:11Then you flatter me.
00:26:13No one has seen us fight in centuries.
00:26:17Forgive me if I offend you.
00:26:19But you are correct.
00:26:21We were renowned warriors in our day.
00:26:24But we no longer concern ourselves with worldly affairs.
00:26:28We might guide an occasional lost soul.
00:26:32Or scare off an attacker.
00:26:34But we no longer wield our influence in human matters.
00:26:39How long have you been living in the caves?
00:26:42Almost as long as people have been fighting over this land.
00:26:46We were here before your mother's folk arrived.
00:26:49You call them British now.
00:26:51But they came from across the sea.
00:26:54And they once ruled all the lands that the Greeks called Europe.
00:26:58I read about them.
00:26:59They even sacked Rome.
00:27:01Yes, the seasons turn.
00:27:03The victors become the vanquished.
00:27:05And the folks move on.
00:27:07When the British came, did your people fight them?
00:27:10No, we came to an agreement that we would divide the land evenly.
00:27:14So it worked out peacefully?
00:27:16In a way.
00:27:18But they tricked us.
00:27:19How?
00:27:20They chose the land above the earth.
00:27:23And consigned us to what was below.
00:27:26The caves and the burrows.
00:27:28That wasn't fair.
00:27:30Fair?
00:27:31When have humans ever been fair?
00:27:34It was even and that was the agreement.
00:27:36At first we visited each other's domains.
00:27:38But that gradually ceased.
00:27:40Few know of us now.
00:27:42Except the Guineveres.
00:27:44And Myrddin, of course.
00:27:46You're friends with them?
00:27:47I suppose.
00:27:48They're helping us against the Saxons.
00:27:51Will you help us?
00:27:53You want us to fight?
00:27:55In your little battle?
00:27:57Not a little battle, but a war for Britain.
00:28:00If we can unite all the British against the Saxons, we can defeat them.
00:28:05Unite the British?
00:28:07Can you teach a frog to sing?
00:28:09Frogs can sing.
00:28:11We just have to learn their music.
00:28:13Perhaps.
00:28:15But it will take a powerful enchantment to bring my horses here.
00:28:19We shall provide the magic.
00:28:22With Myrddin.
00:28:24And the Picts have their sorcerer.
00:28:26So there will be four of you.
00:28:29Then you may conjure four horses.
00:28:46The Picts
00:29:07You're in their land now, lad.
00:29:09Lay the flag on the stones.
00:29:11Keep your eyes open.
00:29:15The Picts
00:29:46Who comes to the altar of horns?
00:29:51I come from Britain.
00:29:53And I seek Alpen.
00:29:55Alpen is my death.
00:29:57It will be your kin.
00:29:59My parents were killed by Saxons.
00:30:02I was raised by Queen Severa and Lord Myrddin.
00:30:06So Meriden told you to carry the banner and come to the altar of horns.
00:30:11If not, I would have killed you.
00:30:16Meriden knew me thus, thus, thus.
00:30:19You must be a blooded and old fool by now.
00:30:22Daughter and old fool am I.
00:30:27Come, we find Myrddin.
00:30:31The Picts
00:30:37Hear the ancestors' breath in the rustling of the wind.
00:30:42Hear their voice in the roar of the sea.
00:30:46Their bones lie deep in the heart of our hills.
00:30:51Their dreams to be forever free.
00:30:56Myrddin
00:30:59Breath of the woods, still break in wind.
00:31:02Myrddin, ruin the walk.
00:31:14Sorcerer, get it.
00:31:16I have heard of the mighty Myrddin.
00:31:19I hope you have not believed a word of it.
00:31:22Why are you here now?
00:31:24My young friend wishes to speak with you.
00:31:32We will listen.
00:31:35Come here. This is chief's work.
00:31:38Shall we speak of magic?
00:31:40Shall we drink of mead?
00:31:45Oh, don't keep them waiting.
00:31:47They are not known for their patience.
00:31:50Alpen, a Pictish neighbor whom I wish to become my ally.
00:31:56We have been enemies for far too long.
00:31:58We have different customs, different ways.
00:32:02Our people are similar.
00:32:04We belong to this land.
00:32:06The Saxons do not.
00:32:08Neither do the Romans.
00:32:10They were an overwhelming force.
00:32:13Might, harness to discipline, tactics.
00:32:16You rolled over for them like dogs.
00:32:19But that, even we couldn't hold their marching shields.
00:32:23No, but one on one, that were different.
00:32:26Do you remember fighting a Roman in single combat, outside of the wall?
00:32:30Cutting his leg?
00:32:32Him I remember. He was brave.
00:32:35Did he live?
00:32:37Yes. Broken in body, but brilliant in mind.
00:32:41He married a British woman.
00:32:43And how know you this?
00:32:45He was my father.
00:32:47So you're half Roman. What a muck-up.
00:32:50It has its advantages.
00:32:52I've been taught in the ways of both people.
00:32:55Druid wisdom of Fram Mirden.
00:32:58As well as the knowledge and skill of the Romans.
00:33:02I have studied Caesar's wars.
00:33:05I have a plan to fight the Saxons.
00:33:08We know how to fight.
00:33:10You know how to strike, retreat, and strike again.
00:33:14I know of a better way to defeat them.
00:33:17A row of archers, one band of fighters holding together,
00:33:20while others attack the Saxons from different sides.
00:33:24Confounding them, and all joining in for the kill.
00:33:27Our people are becoming stronger again.
00:33:29But we need your help to cast out the Saxons.
00:33:32And why should we fight beside you?
00:33:34The Saxons don't come here.
00:33:36They will.
00:33:37The Romans didn't like the cold winds in the north.
00:33:40But the Saxons breathe frost.
00:33:43No one's ever conquered the Picts.
00:33:46Not yet.
00:33:47But you remember how Hengist's ruffians mowed you down like wheat?
00:33:52No, that I will never forget.
00:33:54They have savage fighters and evil sorcerers.
00:33:57They are hungry for land.
00:33:59More and more of them are coming.
00:34:01When they have overrun the south,
00:34:04they will come over the Wall.
00:34:06And do you think you can stop them?
00:34:08I am making alliances all over Britain.
00:34:11From Vortigern's tribes,
00:34:13and those that remain from the Roman times.
00:34:16Myrden and the Guineveres will bring their magic.
00:34:20Rome kept us divided,
00:34:22playing on our differences,
00:34:24and turning us against each other.
00:34:26But as one people,
00:34:29we can defeat the Saxons.
00:34:33What is your name?
00:34:34To the British, I am Emrys.
00:34:37To the Romans,
00:34:39I am known as Ambrosius Aurelianus.
00:34:42Mora, I see your eyes on this one.
00:34:45What say you?
00:34:47Test him.
00:34:49Make him prove he's worth our British ways.
00:34:52If he dare.
00:34:54I dare.
00:34:55If you will be our ally.
00:34:57Kill!
00:35:08Kill!
00:35:18Kill!
00:35:27Kill!
00:35:29Kill!
00:35:30Kill!
00:35:33Kill!
00:35:34Kill!
00:35:43Kill!
00:35:48Kill!
00:35:50No.
00:35:57You think of us as savages, but we love words as much as you.
00:36:15Your last challenge will be a battle of tongues, where you'll show your skill in insults and
00:36:22mockery.
00:36:24My father will begin.
00:36:25Defy with oaths.
00:36:27Your wit must match your sword.
00:36:29But the Romans took your swords and left you bastards.
00:36:35What is that I smell?
00:36:37A pile of dung?
00:36:40Or a pit?
00:36:41Ah, there's a vain, milk-livered lout.
00:36:43I see a weedy, fly-bitten buffoon.
00:36:46Is that a sword arm?
00:36:48Or a wilted thistle?
00:36:49Your head is so thick, it can dull an axe.
00:36:52Hmm.
00:36:53You're a foot-licking piglet.
00:36:54Craven earth-vexing boar.
00:36:56You're a lice-covered lick-spittle.
00:36:58Bucket-headed walking dung-heap.
00:37:01Was that a war cry?
00:37:02Or were you calling for your mother?
00:37:04What do you get when you cross a weasel and a sow?
00:37:07A pict.
00:37:08You're a hog-hearted dung-collector.
00:37:11Boil-bottom-puking twig-stump.
00:37:14Well done.
00:37:15So, will you fight with me?
00:37:17We will only fight with you if you undergo the right.
00:37:21Will you be one of us?
00:37:22I will.
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00:41:15We must be battle ready for when Emerus returns.
00:41:24We shall, my queen.
00:41:44Well done.
00:41:54Fortitude.
00:42:00My king.
00:42:01Leave us.
00:42:13So you've finally come.
00:42:15I have missed you.
00:42:17You renounced me.
00:42:19I was wrong. Very wrong.
00:42:22But you know it was not my choice.
00:42:25I should hate you for what you've done.
00:42:28I was bewitched.
00:42:30You have seen Rowling's power.
00:42:33Whether you willed it or not,
00:42:36what you have done has destroyed our family
00:42:40and our people.
00:42:42I know that now.
00:42:44I have learned much in my journey.
00:42:47Have you?
00:42:49Yes.
00:42:50I understand these lands more than I ever have.
00:42:53And I dedicate my life
00:42:55to restore what has been broken.
00:43:00I'm glad that you're here.
00:43:04I am.
00:43:12The forces have gathered and the old king has returned.
00:43:16Oh, I'm the old king now.
00:43:18We have a new champion.
00:43:20Born of Roman and Briton.
00:43:22Hengist killed his parents.
00:43:24Sivir and I have trained him, as did Antonius.
00:43:27He is Emrys to the Britons.
00:43:29He is Ambrosius Aurelianus to the Romans.
00:43:32And he has proven his mettle already.
00:43:35We have returned from the northern land of the Picts
00:43:38where he has struck an alliance with them.
00:43:40Now, all the people of Britain stand united against the Saxons.
00:43:47And we have the Druid magic once again.
00:43:49Aye.
00:43:50And there must be a sacrifice,
00:43:52as in the old days,
00:43:54when the folk called upon the powers of blood and flame.
00:44:00A sacrifice like that, it would have to be a willing sacrifice.
00:44:04A noble sacrifice.
00:44:06And I must be the one.
00:44:08We have not had a sacrifice in over 400 years.
00:44:12Nor have we had our freedom.
00:44:14I am willing to offer myself up for our people.
00:44:18And what sacrifice would be better than the king himself?
00:44:22No, it must not be you.
00:44:25You lost your honor with the Saxons.
00:44:27I am the queen and I have always been true.
00:44:39You both are worthy.
00:44:41And either of you would be a tragic loss to us.
00:44:45You must fight and let the sword decide.
00:44:55I remember fighting with the Saxons against the Picts.
00:44:59And I remember the blood.
00:45:01I remember the blood.
00:45:03I remember the blood.
00:45:05I remember fighting with the Saxons against the Picts.
00:45:09And now the Picts are our allies against the Saxons.
00:45:12Such is the ebb and flow of our lives.
00:45:14Even an old man can't hold to the old ways.
00:45:17You've held our teachings for as long as anyone can remember.
00:45:21And now I have a new task for you.
00:45:23You must help me write down all our stories, songs, poetry and history.
00:45:28Our songs, our teachings have always been held in memory.
00:45:31I don't trust these scribblings.
00:45:34How many of you have studied your bardic arts?
00:45:39And is there anyone willing to sit at your feet and learn your songs so that they can sing them themselves?
00:45:46No.
00:45:48The Christians write down their stories and teachings.
00:45:51We must do the same for ours.
00:45:52Or else they will be forgotten.
00:45:54And all that will be remembered is what others say about us.
00:46:03Flame of Consecration
00:46:07Flame of Illumination
00:46:10Flame of Purification
00:46:14Flame of Transformation
00:46:17Flame of Transformation
00:46:21Flame of Illumination
00:46:24Flame of Purification
00:46:27Flame of Transformation
00:46:31Flame of Consecration
00:46:34Flame of Illumination
00:46:38Flame of Purification
00:46:41Flame of Transformation
00:46:45Flame of Illumination
00:46:59Fire, fire, burning bright
00:47:03Purge our lands of death and blight
00:47:07Sacred flames that fill the air
00:47:11Take what's yours and leave our share
00:47:25Let it all be burned away
00:47:29Let us pay our debts this day
00:47:33When it's all burned to the ground
00:47:37Let this offer be paid down
00:48:01Sir!
00:48:07Sir!
00:48:26They say you're the chosen one.
00:48:28I don't see it.
00:48:30Prove me wrong.
00:48:32Fix all that I have broken.
00:48:37Gods!
00:49:07Hear me, O Spirit.
00:49:09Hear me, O Spirit.
00:49:11Hear me, O Spirit.
00:49:28Accept the sacrifice.
00:49:37Return his power to the land.
00:49:47The land still is shame.
00:49:57And that will be the crown of my ancestors.
00:50:07THE UNLIKELY CROWN
00:50:37The land is different now, but it still knows me.
00:50:44The last time we were here, the Saxons knew we were here and were ready.
00:50:50That's because you had no mage shielding you.
00:50:53They have brought nothing but destruction.
00:50:55There are good people among the Saxons, but like any other people, they must do what their
00:51:00leaders tell them.
00:51:01Rowena and Hengist are a bane upon the land.
00:51:05Go and tell the others we will camp here tonight.
00:51:08The Picts will join us.
00:51:10And in the morning, Emrys will address the warriors.
00:51:13The Gwyneveres and I will prepare our magics.
00:51:16Very well.
00:51:17Power of iron, power of earth, power of forge, power of worth, power of iron, power of earth,
00:51:30power of forge, power of worth.
00:52:00Arrows pierce the sky, death on the wind, bend the mighty bow, take aim and send.
00:52:09Arrows pierce the sky, death on the wind, death on the wind, death on the wind.
00:52:30Mom!
00:52:35The Britons are coming back and the Picts are with them.
00:52:39How many?
00:52:40Many more than last time, and now they have the druids.
00:52:43Is their magic more powerful than yours?
00:52:46No, but there are more of them.
00:52:49Nelda, we must take the children and go to safety before they surround us.
00:52:54Surely they wouldn't hurt the children.
00:52:56Severa would not, but the Picts would kill them.
00:53:00Get your cloak and some food and leave immediately.
00:53:03Where?
00:53:04They have come from the west, so go to the east, to the village by the sea where our cousins dwell.
00:53:10Hurry children, we must go while we can.
00:53:12Aethelend, come here.
00:53:15Do you remember how I showed you to use this?
00:53:18Yes.
00:53:20If you are being pursued, breathe into it.
00:53:24It will help you to blend into the forest.
00:53:27I will find you when I can.
00:53:29If not, you may use this to find me.
00:53:34I must prepare for battle, for it was a blessing upon you.
00:53:38Peoples of Britain!
00:53:40From the northern mountains to the southern seas,
00:53:43we have gathered here for the greatest purpose in our history,
00:53:48to preserve our freedom from the Saxons.
00:53:52We offered them friendship,
00:53:54we offered them peace,
00:53:56we offered them love,
00:53:58we offered them peace,
00:54:00we offered them love,
00:54:02we offered them peace,
00:54:04we offered them love,
00:54:06we offered them friendship,
00:54:08and they gave us treachery.
00:54:12We offered them peace,
00:54:14and they, they gave us death.
00:54:18Through the centuries, we have forged a new people,
00:54:22stronger and wiser than ever before.
00:54:26We are British,
00:54:28Pictish,
00:54:30and our ancestors' bones nourish our soil.
00:54:33Yet we are also Roman,
00:54:35and include the many peoples across our land
00:54:38that call it home.
00:54:41We are Christian,
00:54:43Druid,
00:54:45guarded by God
00:54:47and the sacred spirits of the land.
00:54:51We unite today
00:54:53in strength,
00:54:55setting aside our differences.
00:54:57On this day,
00:54:59in this place,
00:55:01we make our stand not only for us,
00:55:03but for the many seasons to come.
00:55:06We shall vanquish the Saxons
00:55:08or perish in freedom!
00:55:33So the greedy farmer wouldn't pay his tithe.
00:55:35No, but we persuaded him to change his mind.
00:55:37These people are still being difficult.
00:55:39We'll just have to increase the tithe.
00:55:43There's a Pict in a tree,
00:55:45over by the fortification.
00:55:47Wren, you've been drinking too much mead.
00:55:49That was the sun on the leaves.
00:55:51No, I saw a Pict in the tree.
00:55:53It's not the sun on the leaves.
00:55:55No, it's not the sun on the leaves.
00:55:57No, it's not the sun on the leaves.
00:55:59No, it's not the sun on the leaves.
00:56:01No, I saw a Pict in the tree.
00:56:03Remember what we did to those blue bodies
00:56:05when we first got here?
00:56:07Oh, that was fun.
00:56:09I would love to kill some more of those creatures again soon.
00:56:11We need to kill the one out there.
00:56:13I've had enough of your jokes.
00:56:15No, Hengist,
00:56:17something feels amiss. Get your armor.
00:56:19No one would dare
00:56:21attack us here.
00:56:23We must prepare. Send the archers to their stations.
00:56:25All right, then.
00:56:27Eldrita, go and find them.
00:56:29Look.
00:56:33Archers, prepare.
00:56:35We'll scout the village ourselves.
00:56:40There is the weakest part of our defense.
00:56:42Duh.
00:56:44Did the Saxons ever reinforce it?
00:56:46No. They're expanding their territory south.
00:56:48They won't be expecting an attack from here.
00:56:50Good. That means we can surprise them.
00:56:52Bring in the archers.
00:56:54We need to inspect the rest of the wall first.
00:56:56I'll go.
00:56:58Imranus, they know this village.
00:57:00We do not.
00:57:02This was Wardogern's village.
00:57:04It will be mine.
00:57:06Aren't you afraid?
00:57:08A king must not show fear.
00:57:10I brought the picks.
00:57:12I must not disappoint them.
00:57:14I feel sick. I don't know if I can do this.
00:57:16Don't feed your fear. Think of victory.
00:57:18You talk well, but we have never been in a battle before.
00:57:20You'll be able to do
00:57:22many things you haven't done before.
00:57:24How do you know?
00:57:26Imranus was one of the Saxons, and I knew him well.
00:57:28He was a courageous soldier,
00:57:30and he'd be very proud of you both.
00:57:32Imranus may be a soldier, but I am not.
00:57:34You are now.
00:57:36Imranus, you've assembled an army
00:57:38to be reckoned with.
00:57:40And it will make me king.
00:57:42It's not a legion.
00:57:44No, it's more.
00:57:46You've given them hope.
00:57:48This patchwork army has a passion and vigor
00:57:50the legions never had.
00:57:52I would not have come otherwise.
00:57:54I have my home, too.
00:57:56And will you fight?
00:57:58No, I'll be tending to the wounded.
00:58:00You've kept your father's spirit strong,
00:58:02and God is with you.
00:58:04I have to fight now, but promise me
00:58:06when this is all over, you'll take me to study
00:58:08with the monks in Ireland.
00:58:10I shall do so gladly.
00:58:12Now, prepare for battle. Kneel.
00:58:14In nomine patris
00:58:16et filiae
00:58:18et spiritus sancti
00:58:20Dominus will be scum
00:58:22in saecula saeculorum
00:58:24Amen
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01:00:18I like it!
01:00:48I like it!
01:01:19I'm crazy!
01:01:21How can you fight them?
01:01:28My queen, I must keep my oath, but I shall not fight you!
01:01:44I will!
01:01:45I'll be off!
01:01:49No!
01:02:09Hey, Jess!
01:02:16Who are you, pup?
01:02:19You killed my mother and my father.
01:02:23My name is Embrace Pendragon.
01:02:27Congratulations.
01:02:30You are mine.
01:02:45History will forget your name, boy!
01:03:08Hey!
01:03:16No!
01:03:31Come on, boy.
01:03:33Embrace!
01:03:46Help the boy!
01:03:48Dominus obis cum et cum spiritu tuum.
01:04:07Now is not the time to mourn.
01:04:09We must win this for him!
01:04:18Ancient mist, veil of night.
01:04:21Cloud their minds, dim their sight.
01:04:47Ancient mist, veil of night.
01:04:50Cloud their minds, dim their sight.
01:04:54Ancient mist, veil of night.
01:04:57Cloud their minds, dim their sight.
01:05:18I open wide the gate.
01:05:29Come forth, mighty spirit horses.
01:05:39Cross the void from your world to ours.
01:05:43Come filled with power.
01:05:51Come to my call.
01:05:56Come forth now!
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01:10:32Yeah!
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01:11:01Okay.
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01:11:19Come back.
01:11:22We can come back.
01:11:25We can come back.
01:11:28Ha ha, crippled dog.
01:11:35I killed him and even his boys stayed dead.
01:11:40The boys stayed dead.
01:11:43You broken down old druid. You dare to face me?
01:11:58I can feel your life running out like water in a crack bucket.
01:12:04This land is not your land. This land is ours.
01:12:08Our people's blood has watered it. Our bodies have fed it.
01:12:13You cannot walk this floor.
01:12:15Then join them all, fool.
01:12:21Aaaaaah!
01:12:27Because of Mars. He's got, he's got to hurt me.
01:12:36I'll come back. I'll come back with a bigger army.
01:12:39A much, much bigger army.
01:12:42I'll show these Britons what fear means.
01:12:48By the floor, reduce them to ashes.
01:13:14What has given?
01:13:17Return!
01:13:43Pffft! Pffft! Pffft!
01:14:13Now you are truly part of the land.
01:14:27Uther, you are now the Pendragon, ruler of all Britain.
01:14:34Ruler of all Britain?
01:14:36Vax, would you want to govern the whole island?
01:14:40No, I can't wait to get back across the wall.
01:14:44This princess must remain.
01:14:47No, Mora must come back with us. She is picked.
01:14:52She carries the child of Emers.
01:14:54Legacy of courage.
01:14:56Prophecy of ambition.
01:15:01She is the future. Uther, you are the present.
01:15:07Talysin, you will write the tales of our deeds so that we should never forget our past.
01:15:14I will write songs worthy of these great deeds.
01:15:17And I will make sure of that.
01:15:23Let us all take up new burdens. Uther, here is your brother's sword.
01:15:36Then I...
01:15:37Hail Uther Pendragon, king of all Britain!
01:15:42Uther Pendragon!
01:16:42Uther Pendragon!
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01:20:35Uther Pendragon!

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