The Crusades Page #6
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But how?
How can I possibly help him?
What can I do?
You must step from the path
of the Crusade.
You mean, kill myself?
What else is to be done?
Richard has been summoned
to the Council.
He stands now at bay
before the kings.
Take me there at once.
Richard, you are no longer
King of England.
And who has dethroned me,
Cousin Philip?
Your brother, John.
My brother?
Who brings you such report?
Tell this Lion of ours
the news from England.
Tell him who holds
the throne of England.
King John.
"King" John?
You lie, you treacherous dog.
Milord of England.
I have proof.
I am England's king!
Not if I support
your brother John.
How bold
we grow with treason.
I serve France,
not England.
Richard,
put that woman aside.
Marry my sister,
and I support you
against John.
John offers to make Alice
Queen of England.
Richard,
you must make your choice.
She was sold for cattle.
I am land and power.
What does love matter?
I am France.
Richard is England,
or John is England.
I marry England.
Choose, Richard.
Who gives Alice
the Crown of England?
You or John?
Kneel, Berengaria.
What would you do?
Kneel.
Richard, please.
Give me up, put me aside.
You will kneel, Berengaria.
Think. You will destroy
yourself, the Crusade...
for me.
What she says is true,
you will destroy yourself.
Please, Richard.
I, Richard, King of England...
bestow upon thee,
Berengaria of Navarre...
the right of sovereignty.
In the presence of these
Lords of Christendom...
I grant thee
the royal privileges...
that thou shalt rule
by my side
and share my crown...
thee of this power.
Berengaria...
Queen of England.
Whoever challenges this act
makes war with Richard.
I have only one answer.
Renounce this woman or France
withdraws from the Crusade.
Milord of France,
you must not.
Marshal of France.
France must not withdraw.
Call back your men.
No, milord.
We need you.
France and England
are the two arms
of the Crusade.
Don't let him withdraw
from the Crusade.
Make peace with France.
This will end the Crusade.
Give her up
and the Crusade will go on.
This woman
means war with France.
Give her up, Richard.
Send her away.
There is no other way.
Put her aside.
This maid will be
your undoing.
Listen, Richard...
I stand firm!
Father, stop them.
You'll regret this.
Cease your quarrels.
Aye.
Cease your quarrels.
Will ye fight over
There is but one kingdom,
the Kingdom of God.
Richard of England,
you lied when you took
that cross you bear.
You've broken faith
with man and God.
Do you hold to that woman
against the Crusade?
Will you destroy the Crusade...
Silence!
I have my wife
at my side...
and English swords
to follow me.
I'll open the gates
of Jerusalem if I go alone.
Now what do you think
of your husband?
You're magnificent.
There's no one like you,
Richard.
And you no longer hate me?
For standing alone
against them all...
against the worid, for me.
I want to kneel to my king.
Oh, Berengaria.
It's I who should kneel
to my queen.
England will be
so proud of you.
But England must be
proud of you.
If you could only
love me a little.
Oh, Richard.
Much more than a little.
Does anything else matter?
Yes.
What?
What matters most
is you're wrong.
For making you
Queen of England?
and still you're wrong.
from Heaven...
to make
I'd do it.
It's lovely.
But it's nothing.
You are everything.
The crown is yours,
not mine.
The fate of these men,
the Crusade itself
is in your hands.
Richard, if you break
with Philip, you wrong God.
And make me guilty.
I have broken already.
But you'd make peace
if I were out of the way.
England, France,
what's it all matter?
All that counts now is that
I love you and you love me.
But it means your throne,
your life.
Richard, send me away.
To a convent.
If you went to 40 convents...
I'd smash my way
through 40 walls to find you.
I won't destroy you.
Destroy me?
Why, you've given me
something to fight for.
Would you let our love
stand in the way
of the whole worid?
In the way of Heaven,
if need be.
Why do you look
at me like that?
Berengaria,
what are you thinking of?
Richard, hold me.
Closer.
I am yours.
I do love you,
and will love you
no matter where I am, forever.
You'll be here
in my arms forever.
Nothing else counts,
does it?
Nothing.
I'd give my life for you.
And I will give mine for you.
Kiss me, beloved.
One kiss to last
through all eternity.
Oh, Richard.
Make me proud of this sword
that I call my husband.
It brought us together.
Till now,
it's kept us apart.
The priest said,
"Until death."
Richard...
promise me one thing.
Anything.
Swear that
you'll go on to Jerusalem,
no matter what happens...
that you'll let this sword
stand between us
until the Crusade is won.
I swear to you, Berengaria...
that this sword
will enter Jerusalem...
and rest on the tomb.
And if that is not done...
as man and wife...
forever.
Make way for Saladin.
Saladin comes.
"He sendeth his bolts
and smiteth whom he will."
Oh, my Sultan, why do
I see you in these garments
of the Christians?
So that I may pass
through their lines
as a Christian knight.
Your life is sacred to Islam.
You must not risk it.
My life is in the hand
of Allah.
I must ride to our army
in Jerusalem and return
with 100,000 horsemen.
Or Acre will fall.
Allah grant
that you return unharmed.
As Allah wills.
Have the horses brought
to the shepherd's gate
in the east wall.
The foes of Islam
shall be as dust...
and the wind
of the wrath of Islam...
over the earth.
Fourth hour of the night...
and all's well.
Fourth hour of the night...
and all's well.
Fourth hour of the night...
and all's well.
Stop!
You can't go out there.
See what you nearly got?
What are you doing here?
Holy Mother, the Queen!
Forgive me, milady.
You can't go out there.
There's nothing out there
but death.
Many have died
for the Crusade.
I seek the Hermit,
the Holy Man.
He's not out yonder.
Then find him for me.
I want him.
I want him to comfort someone
who is about to die.
Yes, milady.
Milady,
I can't leave my post.
But you can if I order you.
Well...
I shall keep
your post for you.
You?
I will wear your mantle.
Then no one will know.
Milady, it's kind of
rough for you.
I must have something
to cover my head.
Will you give me
your helmet, too?
Why, yes.
Now, do I look
like a real sentry?
A very funny sentry.
Please go.
I'll find him.
I'll bring the Holy Man
to you, milady.
Thank you.
The Sultan is leaving.
Let your eyes be the eyes
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