The Secret of Kells Page #4
until the attackers move on.
Tang, tell villagers
to stay in their huts.
Cellach.
You'll be safe in here
with your precious book.
No, not yet!
Stay inside!
Tang! Open the door!
Into the tower!
One at a time!
The steps aren't
strong enough!
Tang,
there are too many!
It's too late.
Close the door!
Brendan!
Ink! We have to make ink!
Brendan, wait, wait, wait.
We can't...
Hurry!
Uncle!
No!
No! We must save him!
Quickly, Brendan,
where is the secret
passage to the forest?
We have to save him!
We can't help him now.
Brendan.
We... We cannot stop.
I have to go back.
The Northmen
left no one on Iona,
they will leave
no one in Kells.
My uncle.
He lived
to protect you.
The only way
he knew how.
Now, I must protect you
for Cellach
and for the book.
Gold!
Brendan!
Hmm?
Aisling!
We have to keep
running, Brendan,
and hope that
we are fast enough.
He's alive!
I'm so tired.
Tang, leave me be.
Please.
Leave me be.
You are the Abbot of Kells!
You must get up!
Mmm-hmm.
Oh!
The book
hidden away behind walls,
locked away from the world
which inspired its creation.
Brendan, you must take
the book to the people
so that they may have hope.
Let it light the way
in these dark days
of the Northmen.
Aisling?
Aisling?
I'm so tired.
Please, Abbot,
you must take your rest.
Rest? With our most
important treasure
destroyed?
But how was I to know?
How could I know
he would perish?
Please, Abbot.
He was only a boy.
Angel of Darkness!
Not yet!
I need time!
Uncle!
Brendan?
It is a dream.
This is no dream.
I'm so happy
to find you here.
I thought I'd lost you
a long time ago.
Brendan,
you were only a boy.
All my fault.
Please, Uncle,
do not distress yourself.
You don't understand.
I have no time,
Brendan.
You were right.
About Kells,
about Aidan,
about the book.
I shouldn't have.
This is all
I have left.
It is the only comfort
I have in this world.
Brother Aidan was right.
And I tried to stop him.
Aidan never paid you
much heed, Uncle.
Well, I suppose not.
Brother Aidan lived to
see his work passed on
and completed.
The Book of Iona!
The Book of Kells?
The Book of Kells.
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