Character: Arthur Pendragon. Page 3

A good king should ... respect the past, so did my father. But the king must also be true to yourself, act accordingly.

You're a hero.
Thank you.
- Not to me but to the people.
- Don't you agree?
I know what they do not know.
- For example?
Well... you're a moron.
Maybe. I had to listen to you. I think you were right, despite the fact that you're the worst servant in the five kingdoms.

Tell me why you spared my fighter? Why?
- For me the winning is not important, and the world. I hope that this day will mark the beginning of a new time.
- Something you have, Arthur. And it gives hope to all of us.

- I think the risk is justified? You're the king, and Camelot needs him alive.
- I don't know the future, but for the first time since I became king, I know that doing the right thing.

- I understand you rightly despise. I was awful and ashamed of it. This act was dictated by cowardice, I'm sorry.
- "Sorry" - not bring back my husband, "sorry" - you will not return to my people the king.

- We wanted to let you know, among us there is no one who would not have died for you. We took the oath and proudly wear the emblem of Pendragon. Tomorrow we will fight for you, sire, for freedom and justice on this earth.
Thank You, Elian. Thanks to all of you.

- My father warned me not to trust mages.
- You have no idea how many times magic has saved your life.
- What do you mean?
- Only that magic is everywhere, and it's woven into the fabric of the universe.
- What if I was wrong?
- You, like many, suffered from the magic. But not all magic and not all mages are the same. I just want to show that magic can be used for good. Someday you'll see me in a different light.

- Could you go faster?
- I'll see how fast you will be moving at this age. I need a break.
- There's no time.
- You wanna carry me?
- Well, if so it will be faster, I'll carry you. [Merlin climbs at Arthur] You kicked me?
- And who of us is losing time? Forward, faster!

- MERLIN!
- Get rid of it.
Gaius, have you seen my worthless servant?
- I'm afraid not.
Sure?
Maybe he's in the tavern?
Tavern, of course... Well, he'll get his! [Arthur leaves]
- What about the tavern then?
Said the first thing that came to mind.
Next time tell second.

You don't have to sacrifice themselves.
- I will save the people.
- I'll go instead of you.
- Merlin!
- Whose life is more expensive - servant or Prince?
A good servant is rare.
- I'm not.
- Yeah...

- You know what's waiting for us on the island? Will you tell me?
- It is only my burden.
- Take a look. For you, we are ready to fight with a terrible enemy. A lot of us. We've been together.

- Do not you scared?
- It is terrible. Maybe even more than you do.

- This table belonged to the ancient kings of Camelot. The round table allowed everyone to be equal. The ancients believed in equality, it seems now is the time to revive this tradition. After all, we got here by each of you. My father too long in limbo, tomorrow I will try to get him. Is there anyone at this table who will join me?
- You explained to me the principles of chivalry, a code by which to live male: with honor to fight for justice, freedom and goodness. I believe in the world that you build.
- I'm a simple man, I am no one yet you were willing to give his life for me, Arthur. It was my turn to repay you.
- I once fought with you side-by-side and willing with joy to die for you.
- We've no chance, but this fight I wouldn't miss.
- Your enemies are now my enemies.
- If you need a man...
- My answer is you know.
- Merlin?
- No, I don't want to.
- And you have no choice, Merlin. I am grateful to you that you in the difficult hour of Camelot have remained loyal to me and I will do what my father doesn't approve. <...> Tomorrow, when strikes the hour of battle, proud that you were the noblest soldiers of the army in this world.

- Yesterday you once again talking shit and yet you said something. If I didn't know how idiot would think that you...
What?
Wise.
- ... Not-e-et.