King Arthur: Legend of the Sword
Uther, I don't think
we can win this fight.
I know Mordred.
He would accept surrender.
Hold the crown.
And hold it steady.
Drink their blood!
War!
Let us not forget
that before Mordred,
the Mages lived
among us in harmony.
Our relationship with them
was always peaceful.
That was
before they tasted power
and produced
those creatures of war.
But it was
only Mordred, not his people.
So why are we
slaughtering them, Vortigern?
Was not the prince friendly
with the Mages at one time?
Did he not study
with Mordred himself?
What are you implying?
I was sent to study
with him by my father,
as a token of diplomacy.
We would only seek
to remind Your Majesty
that it was a Mage, Merlin,
who gave you the great sword.
Light!
Where would we be without Merlin
Where are they now?
Why do they not show themselves?
You know where they
are, Lord Mercia.
They are running
for their lives!
Enough!
Loose!
There will b no more killings.
There will be no more purges.
Am I clear, brother?
Now leave me.
Peace?
For a while.
Have we arrived in time
to save you from each other?
The only person I need
saving from is you.
I came for the child, not you.
Then you'll have to
fight me for him.
My brother's not himself today.
Look after him.
I'll see you tomorrow.
Are the men ready?
Yes, they are.
Are you sure
about this, My Lord?
Listen to me, woman.
I need you to do as I tell you.
What's going on?
I need to get you
and the boy away from here.
And I'll join you
as soon as I can.
I'm scared, Uther.
I have the sword.
Hurry.
How do you know
of this place, my love?
You must tell me
where we're going.
Why do you not answer me?
Tell me what
we're doing down here.
My darling, tell me what it is.
Tell me what it is,
and I'll make it stop.
It's okay.
Untie the skiff.
King Vortigern!
Move!
Hey!
Come here!
Come on! Come on!
Run, son!
Step aside for the king.
Get them back to work.
Sire.
Sergeant!
Get them under manners!
Still so handsome, my king.
Why has the water dropped?
Why does the sword
reveal itself now?
I'm not ready,
the tower is not complete.
As your power increases, so, too,
do the forces that will oppose you.
Balance is a law
that cannot be transgressed.
The born king will come.
It is inevitable.
We had a deal.
When the blood of a loved one
is spilt in these waters,
my desire must be met.
There is no ambiguity, My Lord.
We kept our side
of the covenant.
It was you who lost
the boy, and the sword.
Have I not sacrificed enough?
And have you not felt
your power increase?
With every kingdom conquered,
with every level added to your tower.
When it is capped
with the silver from Gaul,
you will have what you wanted.
Find the boy.
Kill him.
And the sword
will answer only to you.
If you desire further help,
you know the price.
Bumped into
the Vikings this morning.
They insisted I give you this
with their deepest apologies.
Get yourself well.
This wasn't
your responsibility, Arthur.
Don't be silly.
You girls have looked
after me for a lot longer than
I've looked after you.
I owe you everything.
What's so funny?
I just wanna know how you
get money out of Vikings.
You ask them for it.
Open the door!
Hey.
Open in the name of the king!
Open it.
Yes, gentlemen?
A turner come down this way.
We're searching all houses.
Whoa. Slow down, new boy,
before you trip up.
What did you say?
I'm gonna take your
hands for that.
Sergeant!
What did I tell you
about this establishment?
He touched me, sir.
Well, you should
count yourself lucky.
Most people have
to pay for that.
Now take your terriers
and get out!
Jack's Eye.
What did he want in here?
Resistance are
on the move again.
Hit a branding barge upriver.
Anyone in the house
you don't know?
Well, I'm not sure, Jack.
People come and go.
But we don't fall that side.
Ah, well, that's as may be.
Well, they fall where they fall.
This "born king" bollocks
isn't good for anyone.
Mind if I take a look?
He's bleeding.
Took an arrow on the way out.
What would happen to a man who
hits the king's barge upriver?
Well, you know
what would happen.
And it doesn't happen quickly.
What would happen to the people
harboring such a man?
Well, they get treated
the same as the man they hide.
Would they, now?
Not sure you're
too welcome here, mate.
You're in safe hands now,
no need to worry.
In the back room, now.
What's this all about, Jack?
What's it got to do with us?
Do you have any idea
who that man is?
For a man who's so popular,
I'm surprised I don't.
Goosefat Bill.
I know who he is.
He got that moniker
'cause he keeps slipping out from the
bars you keep putting him behind.
He was found
in this establishment,
and that doesn't
look good for you.
What's going on?
What's going on where?
You've got some heat on you, Arthur.
Your name keeps coming up.
In what circles?
My mum's sewing circle.
I'm a Blackleg sergeant, stupid.
What circles do you think?
Now, tell me a story
about a girl called Lucy,
a Viking called Greybeard,
and some rebel graffiti
dirtying these walls.
Are you writing a book?
Tell me.
Every detail.
We had a quiet word
with a couple of Vikings.
Get back! Back!
I said from the beginning,
the very beginning.
I woke up.
Then?
Well, then I got dressed...
I went downstairs, I saw the girls.
Lucy was missing.
Where's Lucy?
She's a good girl.
A nice girl.
She works here.
Then?
Then, me and the lads took
care of a bit of business.
Bit of housekeeping.
Everything as it should be?
That's the spoil from the boats.
Then?
Then we heard...
George had
trouble again last night.
All right,
meet me out the front.
Which George? King George?
Angry George?
George of the Dragon?
Be clear, Arthur. Which George?
Our George.
Chinese George,
Kung-Fu George.
George?
Art.
We heard he'd had
some trouble with the...
Vikings.
Well, none of them
are house-trained.
I thought you'd warned them.
I did.
They don't speak English good.
They speak it better than you.
Hold up, hold up.
Back up.
Are you sure you didn't see someone
else before you saw George?
Morning, Art.
We saw Mike.
All right, Mike.
Mike the Spike?
Kosher Mike? Which Mike?
You're giving me a headache.
Flat-Nose Mike.
He was trafficking furs through our
vicinity without paying a commission.
That's quite a load,
bit bigger than usual.
Yeah, changed last minute.
Just landed on me.
More is better than less.
More is always better
than less, Mike.
More's definitely better than less,
Mike. You've had a result.
I'm sorry, Art.
It won't happen again. I promise.
You're all right, Mike.
Why have enemies
when you can have friends?
Where'd you put the money?
What money?
Money?
What money?
Did you hide it
with the rest of your coffers?
You're all over the place.
You can't keep your questions
in a straight line.
I'm trying to tell a story here,
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