| You're about to see a story of
bold knights and beautiful maidens. |
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| A story of love and
hatred and prejudice. |
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| Though our story is old, |
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| the love, the hatred
and the prejudice are ever new. |
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| -Holy God of Abraham, spare me.
-Silence if you value your life. |
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| -Holy Father, I beg you.
-Silence. |
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| Follow me. |
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| This way. |
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| You see? They've been
lying in wait for you. |
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| Where is he? Where is this Jew? |
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| -Well?
-He's gone, sire. |
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| -Gone?
-Disappeared. |
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| lmbecile. You let him get away. |
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| They're Normans. |
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| Saxons or Normans,
what does it matter to me? |
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| Do I rejoice because
the brave Normans cross the Channel |
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| and defeat the brave Saxons?
What's the difference? |
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| They both treat us like dogs.
You call them brave knights? |
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| -I call them thieves.
-A rich merchant, I fear, is fair game. |
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| No matter. You saved my life
and I am forever in your debt. |
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| lf you keep to this road any longer, sir,
no one can help you. |
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