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#The Librarians- The Next Chapter
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00:00Huh. Found it.
00:03Peter Stump's magical belt.
00:06You know, I think this belt could look pretty magical on me.
00:09Yeah, I wouldn't put that on if I were you.
00:11Unless you want to become a werewolf.
00:12Nope.
00:14Okay, that makes eight of the missing artifacts we've found so far.
00:17How could Vikram be so irresponsible?
00:19Well, they don't call him the rogue librarian for nothing.
00:21True, but some of these missing artifacts are the ones we brought here.
00:25The Scythe of Time, the Crystal of John Dee.
00:28Hmm.
00:30Uh, you know, you could help us.
00:32Mrs. Asselet said we had to get this inventory done today.
00:34Well, you see, I'm the guardian.
00:36I don't guard inventory. I guard the people who do the inventory.
00:39Guys.
00:40Ha.
00:41Scythe of Time.
00:42Yeah, we put that in a still lockbox in the Writing Bureau.
00:44Yeah, no, I know. I just checked it. It's not there. It's missing.
00:46You guys better find those items before Mrs. A gets peeved.
00:49How will we tell the difference?
00:51Uh, be nice. Sure, Mrs. Asselet has a soft side.
00:54Somewhere beneath that gruff exterior is a...
00:56Dark, mean, horrid interior.
00:59What are you wearing around your neck?
01:03Beautiful, is it not?
01:05It is not.
01:06I'll have you know, the merchant who sold it assured me it was for my vibe because it is so extra.
01:11No, it's great, really.
01:13Can you turn it off?
01:14Does he use batteries?
01:15Vikram Chamberlain, come upstairs at once.
01:22Oh.
01:23Someone's in trouble.
01:25She's probably wondering where to get such an exquisite scarf.
01:28Without delay.
01:31You better go.
01:32Are you considering everything that's been happening recently?
01:38Don't blame Mrs. A for clamping down and properly stirring the artifacts.
01:41Why do you think Vikram is so remiss about bringing artifacts over to the main library?
01:45Well, here's no for breaking rules and using magic.
01:48What was that?
01:49Do you think she killed him?
01:51That is completely unacceptable.
01:53You've withheld this from me for months.
01:56You knew the moment that I arrived and yet you waited until today to tell me.
02:00Why, Mrs. Astellat?
02:01Why are you doing this to me?
02:04Oh, duplicity, thy name is Elaine Astellat.
02:07Uh, this isn't good.
02:19Hey, is everything alright?
02:21What?
02:22Vikram!
02:23Hey, I'll come with you.
02:24No!
02:25This time I travel on my own.
02:32What did you say to him?
02:33I told him I know he has the missing artifacts.
02:35And I also know he's using them to create a time machine.
02:38What?
02:39To go where?
02:40To her, I'm afraid.
02:42He's going back to 1847.
02:44But he can't do that.
02:45Yet, Mr. Stonestad, if he goes back in time and changes anything, anything at all, that this timeline ceases to exist.
02:51As well as all of us.
02:52He's well aware of the consequences, yet he's chosen to forsake us all to go back to his beloved Anya.
02:58We have to stop him.
03:05The side of time.
03:06The crystal of John Dee.
03:07The side of time.
03:08The crystal of John Dee.
03:09Just a bit further.
03:10How do you know?
03:11You know the smart phone that Connor convinced Vikram to carry around with him?
03:30Crystal or John Dee?
03:34Just a bit further.
03:35How do you know?
03:36You know the smartphone that Connor convinced Bikram to carry around with him?
03:39I put track my friends on it.
03:41Some friends?
03:41He's been lying to us the whole day.
03:43I can't believe you have betrayed the library like this.
03:45The library?
03:46What about us?
03:46I thought we were all becoming a...
03:48What?
03:49Nothing.
03:50He's over there.
04:00We can't stop.
04:04You can't do this.
04:05I can and I must.
04:06You don't understand.
04:07No, you don't understand.
04:08My duty requires it.
04:09What about your duty to the library?
04:10To us?
04:11I have a larger obligation.
04:13Let go of the machine.
04:14We can talk about this back at the end.
04:15There is nothing to discuss.
04:17You selfish, eco-maniac.
04:18You don't care what happens to any of us.
04:19Unhand the machine.
04:19I command it.
04:20Did you care about us at all?
04:21We destroyed everything.
04:23My decision is final.
04:30Unhand the machine.
05:00I didn't think 1847 looked like this.
05:25Hi, how you doing?
05:26Paul!
05:30Volk.
05:33Ah, now I believe that is an ancient Slavic term, sorcerers.
05:36Okay, so they're not so fond of sorcerers around here.
05:41Where the hell are we?
05:42Apparently, as we fought over the machine, target date slipped.
05:46They missed my target by a thousand years.
05:50Great.
05:51So why didn't you reset it so that we can go home?
05:53Well, as you can tell from the smoke rising from within, I won't be able to do anything with it until it cools down.
05:59Great.
05:59So we're stuck in the dark ages of medieval Europe?
06:01I'm sure nothing bad can happen to us here.
06:03Well, that just keeps getting better.
06:18You should have let me be.
06:19Well, now, thanks to your pig-headedness, we're in a medieval jail stranded through time.
06:23God knows what kind of disease environment are in these cells.
06:28Crossman, this wasn't my plan.
06:30That sounds like some derivation of Albanian.
06:45Well, there are several early Balkan languages that predate Serbo-Croatian.
06:51God, look at all of them inside, like many cities.
06:54He's just told me that we are very lucky that we didn't end up in the torch chamber, which is inside the stone fortress.
07:03Apparently, this place is like a Roman spa in comparison, so not all bad news.
07:09Great.
07:09He really said all that?
07:14No.
07:14Sire, I come with news.
07:28It better be good news for you to interrupt my meal.
07:31I believe it is, sire.
07:32It has to do with magic.
07:35You have my attention.
07:37I was scouting ahead at a local village, doing as you asked, looking for any signs of otherworldly activity.
07:44And when something astonishing happened, the ground began to shake, and the furious sound erupted.
07:51Suddenly, four strangers appeared out of nowhere, arriving magically in a cloud of a blue smoke.
07:58Blue smoke, you say?
08:00Yes, sire.
08:01Oh, and they spoke English.
08:07My 20-year search may finally be over.
08:10Oh, these bars are not sunk deep into the ground.
08:22Perhaps if we could...
08:23No.
08:24No, you're not going to do this.
08:25You're not going to start acting like it's business as usual, not after what you've done.
08:30And you look ridiculous.
08:31I'm trying to get us out of here.
08:33You got us in here.
08:34It will do us no good if we...
08:36It will do us no good if we...
08:37It will do us no good if we...
08:41He's considering taking us to the torture chamber.
09:05He thinks we're sorcerous.
09:06No, no, uh, you can't do this.
09:08There's been a mistake.
09:09We aren't supposed to be here.
09:11If you just let us go, we'll be on our way.
09:13Are you...
09:14from Britannia?
09:18Hmm.
09:19Eleonore!
09:19Very good.
09:37Nice undercover work.
09:38Sorry about the situation, but thank you for coming to get us.
09:42Who are you?
09:43And why have you come here?
09:45Oh.
09:46Play along.
09:48Oh, okay.
09:48Uh, we are not witches or sorcerers.
09:52We're just humble passer-throughers.
09:54You are lying.
10:22You are lying.
10:25You are lying.
10:26You are lying.
10:27You are lying.
10:28You are lying.
10:29Mrs. Asselet.
10:31What are you doing?
10:32What are you doing?
10:41Can I have a son with them?
10:44Yes.
10:45No.
10:46No.
10:47Finally.
10:48Finally.
10:49No one within a thousand miles of here knows me by that name.
10:55Get us out of here.
10:56No one within a thousand miles of here knows me by that name.
10:59You must truly be spellcasters and conjurers.
11:02Have you come here to enact some ill-treatment upon me?
11:05Well, I am Vikram, from the library, of which you are a custodian.
11:10This here is Connor Charlie Lysa.
11:12You know all of us, so pull yourself together, woman.
11:16Ah.
11:17I understand it now.
11:18He has sent you.
11:19You are in the service of Lancelot Dulac.
11:21You have journeyed here to wreak his vengeance upon me.
11:24What?
11:25No.
11:26We've come here from the future, and so have you.
11:28Oh, wait a minute.
11:29You're not from the future, are you?
11:31Certainly not.
11:35She's not the Mrs. Asselet we know.
11:38Not yet, anyway.
11:39You're not Elaine Asselet.
11:40You're Elaine of Asselet.
11:42From Camelot.
11:43Hold your tongues.
11:45No one here knows my secret.
11:47What, that you're immortal?
11:48Immortal?
11:49Me?
11:50No.
11:51That's the last thing I would ever be.
11:52My idea chills my soul.
11:54That is why I have done what I have done.
11:57To prevent that scoundrel achieving immortality.
12:00And by scoundrel you mean Sir Lancelot at the round table?
12:04You speak as if you were not here on his behalf.
12:07No.
12:08We are here on behalf of the library.
12:12Yeah, sort of.
12:14What library?
12:16I do not believe you.
12:17He has sent you here to retrieve it.
12:19Shreve White.
12:20Shreve White.
12:21The shield, of course.
12:22The shield of Lancelot.
12:24That explains it.
12:26I've read about it in a book I liberated from the Royal Privy Collection in the Tower of London.
12:31A tower?
12:32In London?
12:33It's gonna be built in about 200 years.
12:35But anyway, the shield is supposed to offer invisibility in battle.
12:39But if you use his power, the wearer becomes immortal.
12:44Which is why your master wants it, and why he can never have it.
12:47A powerful, immortal Lancelot would be a danger to this world.
12:50He may not still care about the vows we made at Camelot, but I do.
12:53What?
12:54Ah!
12:55No!
12:56No!
12:57There's no one in here!
12:58Ah!
12:59Ah!
13:00i-ah!
13:01Ah!
13:02Ah!
13:03Ah!
13:04Ah!
13:05Ah!
13:06Ah!
13:07Ah!
13:08Ah!
13:10Ah!
13:11Ah!
13:12Ah!
13:13Ah!
13:14Ah!
13:15Ah!
13:16Ah!
13:17Ah!
13:18Shut up, I'm around!
13:24What is that?
13:27Why do you mean that?
13:48Implements.
13:49Take him there.
13:50Find out what he knows.
13:51Who?
13:52The rest of you?
13:53Search the belly!
14:09He's here.
14:11If she finds the shield, he will use it with all its corruptive power.
14:15That, my dear Elaine of Asalat, is exactly why the library exists.
14:19Our sole mission is to obtain dangerous and corrupted magic just like that shield.
14:24I'm getting in the hands of malefactors.
14:27You need to release us. We can help you.
14:30What you've told me is staggeringly preposterous.
14:34From the future, how can I possibly believe you?
14:37You can find it in me once.
14:39And we swap war stories.
14:41You told me about this battle scar you have, a crescent-shaped one.
14:45High upon the back of your left leg, just underneath your...
14:47Oh!
14:48Yeah.
14:49Impossible.
14:50I just met you.
14:51You tell me about this in the future.
14:52Why would I tell you something so personal?
14:54Perhaps for this very moment.
14:56So that you trust us.
14:58Oh, that makes my brain hurt.
15:00That's why time travel is so awful.
15:03If I release you, do I have your solemn vow that you will take the shield to the future, to your library?
15:17You have our solemn promise.
15:19Oh!
15:20Oh!
15:41Our time machine is just outside the square, by the town gates.
15:44Right.
15:45You, come with me.
15:47We will retrieve the shield and beat the rest of you in the square.
15:53Vikram!
15:54Vikram!
15:56Vikram!
15:57Vikram!
16:15The time machine.
16:16The only way home.
16:17The time machine.
16:18The only way home.
16:19The time machine.
16:20The only way home.
16:34If I've heard incorrectly, they are taking the time machine down to the torture chamber.
16:38There are still two guards outside, four guards escorting the machine, and I'm willing to bet more of Lancelot's men inside.
16:43Just stating the obvious, but if we don't get the time machine back, we're going to be stranded here.
16:46We need to get past these guards.
16:48Navigate our way inside undetected.
16:50Get the machine and withdraw.
16:52Without being caught.
16:54And how are we going to do that?
16:56Hmm.
16:57I've got a plan?
16:58Or, hmm, I need to figure out a plan.
17:00Uh, maybe we should come up with a plan, because if we leave it to Vikram, we'll end up in the Ice Age.
17:05Ha.
17:12Hmm.
17:13Nice room you got here.
17:15Being an advisor to the chieftain does have certain advantages.
17:20You know, you never tell me you were a part of Camelot.
17:23Will tell me, haven't you?
17:24It's not a part of my life I'm particularly proud to remember.
17:33You know, most people use the term Camelot to describe a magical time.
17:36It was.
17:37For a while.
17:39Until the use of magic and the pursuit of power corrupted everything.
17:43Changed.
17:44Everything.
17:46Could you?
17:47You know, I'm not a scholar on the subject, but...
17:53Wasn't Elaine of Astellat.
17:54I mean, you.
17:57Weren't you Lancelot's lover?
17:59It was more than that.
18:00I was a knight, just like Galahad or Bedivere or Lancelot.
18:04But that seems to have been forgotten, conveniently, over time.
18:07Oh, Camelot was a promise unfulfilled.
18:19It meant more to me than I can begin to tell you.
18:22But that dream soured.
18:24Now all I'm left with is regret.
18:26I know what you mean.
18:28The library's my dream.
18:30And it stands for everything noble and good.
18:32I don't know how long I'll be able to serve the library, but...
18:35I'll cherish every moment.
18:42Oh, it's magnificent.
18:44It's dangerous.
18:46So much so, I've dedicated 20 years of my life to keeping it hidden.
18:49Well, it was not in vain.
18:51I vow to return this to the library where I will be safe.
18:55You could save yourself a great deal of pain if you just tell me...
18:58Where is my shield?
18:59I swear to you, I know nothing of your shield.
19:05No!
19:11What's this?
19:13This was used by sorcerers.
19:16I thought you would want to see it.
19:23This strange contraption is the source of their power.
19:26I don't know, sire.
19:28Sorcerers?
19:29That's who you want, not me.
19:30They have your shield.
19:32And where are these sorcerers?
19:33They are in our jail.
19:34I have them arrested as soon as they arrived!
19:44Okay, you got us into this mess. What's the plan?
19:46I have it.
19:48You found a way to get the time machine without getting caught?
19:50Not me. The two of you.
19:52What are you going to do?
19:54My good man shall be the distraction.
19:55I will keep their focus elsewhere, allowing you to get inside.
19:58And how are you going to do that?
20:00I will allow myself to be captured.
20:03Convince them to take me down to the torture chamber.
20:05With all their eyes focused elsewhere, you can sneak in and get the machine.
20:08Otherwise, I'm getting tortured.
20:10This is a terrible plan.
20:12Nonsense.
20:13I was raised as a youth in India by the Fakirs to lay down on spikes and walk on hot coals.
20:17I can withstand pain better than any normal human being.
20:21They will not be able to torture me.
20:23The sorcerers escaped!
20:25Sire, they escaped.
20:27They will not get away.
20:29I want every exit sealed!
20:32There will be no need for that.
20:34I am the man you seek.
20:36I am the sorcerer.
20:38Where are the others?
20:39Oh.
20:41One of my many illusions.
20:43It was only ever me.
20:44No one else.
20:46You're lying.
20:48Am I?
20:52Where is my shield?
20:55I have it.
20:56Take us to it.
20:57Never.
20:58Then you will die.
20:59Then you'll never find your shield.
21:01Go on.
21:02Run me through with your blade.
21:04And the secret whereabouts of your shield will die with me.
21:06I didn't say you will die now.
21:10No.
21:11You will die.
21:12After many horrible hours of gruesome torture.
21:15And I will enjoy watching you suffer.
21:18Oh.
21:19Kinky.
21:20Take him to the torture chamber.
21:21Do not let him escape.
21:22Oh.
21:23Save it for the chamber boys.
21:24This must be a show Vikram's putting on.
21:26I have to get the shield safely away from here.
21:27No wait.
21:28Give him time.
21:29I'm sure the librarian has a plan.
21:30In the looks of things, not a very good one.
21:31I'm sorry.
21:32Everyone go inside to guard him!
21:33Who knows what sorcery he can do!
21:34Let's go.
21:35to get the shield safely away from here.
21:36No, wait.
21:37Give him time.
21:39I'm sure the librarian has a plan.
21:41From the looks of things, not a very good one.
21:44I'm sorry.
21:47Everyone go inside to guard him!
21:50Who knows what sorcery he can do!
21:54Let's go.
22:05Let me introduce you to Vissislav.
22:10I've been told he's the most ruthless man of torture in all the land.
22:15Charmed.
22:16Tell me now where my shield can be found.
22:19You'll get no information out of me, I assure you.
22:22When I return, if you're still alive,
22:24Vissislav will have destroyed your will,
22:26and I assure you I'll get all the information that you have.
22:35Now, you seem like a reasonable and handsome young man.
22:41What say you untie me and let me take out those two guards?
22:50Oh, now, that is rather tight, old boy.
22:55That is more painful than I imagined.
22:59Okay, okay, okay, stop.
23:00That is too painful.
23:01Please, stop.
23:02It's okay.
23:03It's an axe.
23:04Oh, okay, okay.
23:05You sure it's an act?
23:07Yeah.
23:08He's just faking it.
23:10Not faking it.
23:11The pain is very serious.
23:13Not an act.
23:14Okay, I'll tell you anything you want to know.
23:17We gotta do something.
23:19Look, I'll tell you where the shield is.
23:21Just please stop.
23:25Your death.
23:26What?
23:27Oh, seriously.
23:29What's the point in having a torturer that they can't hit the gun?
23:32I've got an idea.
23:35I've got an idea.
23:36It's a touch medieval, but I need to create a super magnet.
23:39I can use those iron bars over there.
23:41And I need you to go through that chamber pot and scrape out what you can find.
23:46Excuse me?
23:47Solpeter, or potassium nitrate, can be used to create a detonation that can power a magnet.
23:52Urine contains nitrogen, and feces contains potassium.
23:55Good.
23:58You.
24:03Guards!
24:04You can hear me.
24:05Release me.
24:06Hmm?
24:07I will confess to anything you want.
24:08You tell Lancelot you have the shield.
24:14Okay, here you go.
24:15Oh, I don't need it anymore.
24:16I'm gonna use the power source from the time machine to engage the magnet.
24:22You're about to be very disappointed.
24:24Point it.
24:37Hey, you okay?
24:38Well, I'm a little bit taller, but none worse for the wear.
24:41Ah.
24:44You untie me.
24:45Oh, sorry.
24:46I knew your fellow sorceress would try to come to your rescue.
24:59Now you can all burn at the stake together.
25:06Are you happy now?
25:08Got any more bright ideas you want to try?
25:10It is important we keep our heads.
25:12Crimination will not serve us well in this moment.
25:14Oh, we're gonna be served well all right.
25:16Maybe even medium well.
25:20You know what the worst part about all of this is?
25:22We trusted you.
25:23And you betrayed that trust.
25:24You knew that time traveling would end in disaster.
25:27I just don't understand why.
25:29You're right.
25:30I was selfish.
25:31Hmm.
25:32Consumed by my emotions.
25:34And for that, I apologize.
25:35But I learned something.
25:37Blinded me to everything except my need to return to my previous life.
25:42What?
25:45I began to believe that I'd found a home with all of you.
25:49That was until I learned.
25:51Vikram Chamberlain, come upstairs at once.
25:54Oh.
25:55Someone's in trouble.
25:58Oh.
25:59Now this is lovely.
26:01Is it new?
26:02There's something I need to tell you.
26:04When you came here from 1847, in that time bubble, your beloved Anya was not the only one you left behind.
26:14And who else did I leave behind?
26:16A child.
26:17Your child.
26:22Pregnant.
26:23Are you telling me that Anya was pregnant when I left her?
26:27Yes, Vikram.
26:29With my child.
26:31She gave birth to your son seven and a half months after you disappeared into that time bubble.
26:37I had a son.
26:42And I abandoned him.
26:44And her.
26:46This is completely unacceptable.
26:48Calm yourself, Vikram.
26:49Calm?
26:51You have withheld this from me for months.
26:53You knew from the moment that I arrived and yet you waited until today to tell me.
26:58Why, Mrs. Astellat?
27:00Why are you doing this to me?
27:02Oh, duplicity, thy name is Elaine Astellat.
27:06Wait, uh, if Anya's child was yours, and I'm related to Anya, doesn't that make you like my great-great-great-great-great-grandfather?
27:23Well, maybe one great too many.
27:26Oh.
27:27My.
27:28God.
27:29What can we do without the phrase, grandfather?
27:33Distant relative, perhaps?
27:36I have family.
27:37That's great, Lysa.
27:38But if the old man doesn't figure out a way to get out of this mess, we're gonna be in the same family as Joan of Arc.
27:52We have to go back and rescue my friends.
27:54If their sacrifice keeps the shield out of the hands of Lancelot, then that is the price that must be paid.
27:59How can you be so heartless?
28:00Perhaps in your time, life is less bootish.
28:03But here, in mine, there is little room for pity or mercy.
28:08I'm not letting you leave with that shield.
28:10Do not make me demonstrate my skill with a sword.
28:13I was the equal of any of the Knights of Camelot.
28:15Right.
28:16And as a member of the Round Table, you took the Pentecostal oath.
28:19And how do you know of the Pentecostal oath?
28:21Because you told me.
28:22Well, tell me.
28:23You swore never to commit murder or treason.
28:26And to give mercy to those who ask for mercy.
28:29Upon pain of the forfeiture of my honor and status as a Knight of King Arthur's, forevermore.
28:34The library represents the same ideals as Camelot.
28:37I took an oath to a pole done.
28:40Elaine, use the shield and we can easily defeat Lancelot.
28:44I cannot.
28:46I will not become an immortal.
28:49But perhaps you've just given me another way to end this.
28:54I will never forgive myself for as long as I live.
29:00It never may not be very long.
29:03I implore you, sir.
29:04Let my friends go.
29:06I brought them into this predicament.
29:08Only I deserve to suffer this fate.
29:10I care not for you or your friends.
29:12All I want is my shield.
29:14Tell me where it is.
29:15I cannot.
29:16I have your shield.
29:20Elaine, it was you.
29:22Yes.
29:24It was I who took your shield.
29:26And I suppose you planned to use its power against me.
29:29No, wait.
29:30You'll never do that, will you?
29:31Not the Elaine of Astellat that I once knew so well.
29:34Not with your hatred of magic.
29:35I am here to offer you a trade.
29:39This shield for the lives of these three young people and our village chieftain.
29:46What makes you believe I'll honor such a deal?
29:50My personal opinion of you is not high.
29:53But I also know that you, as I, have taken the oath of the Pentecost.
29:59And I have recently been reminded of the power of this vow.
30:03You're correct.
30:04I'm bound by the oath.
30:05I will honor any agreement I make with someone who shares this commitment, whatever our past.
30:20Remember the consequences of breaking the oath.
30:24The forfeiture of my honor and status as a knight of King Arthur's forevermore.
30:29I summon the power of the shield!
30:30I summon the power of the shield!
30:34I summon the power of the shield!
30:35I summon the power of the shield!
30:41I summon the power of the shield!
30:42I summon the power of the shield!
30:48I summon the power of the shield!
30:55to the shield!
30:56I summon the power of the shield!
30:57I summon the power of the shield!
30:58You're a fool!
30:59You're a fool!
31:00You've always been a fool!
31:01You swore!
31:08You're a fool. You've always been a fool.
31:11I had hoped you were a better man.
31:14So easily deceived.
31:17Can't you see that your obsession with magic has corrupted you?
31:20That it is stealing your very soul?
31:22And replaced it with that of an immortal.
31:26Damn King Arthur.
31:30Damn.
31:31Camelot!
31:32Long live.
31:34No.
31:35Forever live.
31:38Dulac!
31:43Like the pyre.
31:49Why didn't you just use a shield?
31:51You could have easily defeated them.
31:53You, more than anyone, know the cost of using that shield.
31:56Then I would have gladly paid it had you given it to me.
31:58Lancelot was once a good and honorable knight.
32:01I hope there was still some shred of decency left in him.
32:06I was wrong.
32:09Together you and I can still rescue them.
32:11No, Charlie.
32:12No, Charlie.
32:13This fight is mine.
32:18You may have just given me the idea of how to win it.
32:22Uh, Vikram, do something!
32:23Thinking, thinking!
32:25Think faster!
32:25What on earth are you doing?
32:35Roman palatal whistling.
32:36It was believed this type of whistling would summon Aeolus, the Roman god known as the keeper
32:40of the wind.
32:41Lancelot, Dulac, draw your sword.
32:55A most valiant jest.
32:57I do not jest.
32:58You know me better than that.
33:00I challenge you to combat, here and now, in front of this town and your men.
33:05Or do you fear me?
33:06I'd be no gentleman to slay a woman, especially one of your age.
33:12The last time we fought, I defeated you.
33:16Is that why you had my knighthood wiped from tale and memory?
33:22I have never lost in battle.
33:25You are delusional.
33:26Then prove me wrong.
33:28Draw your sword.
33:29You cannot be foolish enough to think that you can defeat me and my shield.
33:32If you need the magic of that shield to best me, then my point is already proven.
33:45Protect this with your lives.
33:48I accept your challenge, Elaine of Astorlat.
33:51Prepare to take my blade!
33:54I'm getting dizzy.
34:02You're hyperventilating because of the whistling.
34:04Bickle, we can't do this forever!
34:05You know you can't kill me now, I'm immortal.
34:29You, on the other hand, have no such advantage.
34:32You loved me, boss.
34:40The man I love died a long time ago.
34:42His obsession with power and magic destroyed him.
34:44No!
34:57Kill her!
34:59Kill them all!
35:02I summon the power of the shield!
35:20Stand your ground!
35:22Come back!
35:24Come back!
35:24I command you!
35:26Stand your ground!
35:28Stand your ground!
35:32Come back!
35:36I command you!
35:40What have you done?
35:42You have only yourself to blame.
35:45Your greed.
35:46Your arrogance.
35:47You destroyed our love.
35:49You destroyed Camelot.
35:51And you destroyed any memory anyone ever had of me as a knight.
35:53But what you could never destroy is my integrity.
35:58This is not over.
35:59Yes, it is.
36:01When your men get back to camp, word of your humiliation will spread.
36:05You will have no army.
36:06You have no more magic shield.
36:08You have nothing.
36:10And you broke your oath.
36:12So you're not even a knight anymore.
36:15You are nothing.
36:17I am immortal.
36:19And alone.
36:21I can think of no worse punishment for you.
36:32I will rise again.
36:34I know immortality is the last thing you wanted.
37:03So thank you.
37:04Yeah, you made a huge sacrifice to save us.
37:08And you've already given up so much.
37:10Leaving your homeland.
37:11Everyone you knew back in England.
37:12Or rather, Britannia.
37:13I took the oath.
37:15It was my duty as a knight with a round table.
37:17But I didn't bargain on you.
37:21What is this?
37:22A map.
37:23My best guess on the current location of the library.
37:26They should be expecting you.
37:28You'll fit in there.
37:29As I said, you shared the same ideas and principles.
37:32Ask for Jenkins.
37:34He is the keeper of the library flame.
37:36You and him share a history.
37:37With Lancelot.
37:39Used to go by the name Galahad.
37:40It's complicated, I know.
37:41But trust me.
37:44It's time to leave.
37:46Let us not further anger the gods of time.
37:49Save travels.
37:50Until we meet again.
37:53So you don't forget us.
37:54Not sure I could, even if I wanted to.
37:59All of you.
38:02Right.
38:02I have been able to reconstitute the time machine.
38:05But we have only one last try to make it work.
38:08Wait, you have said this for home, right?
38:12Our home?
38:15You'll just have to trust me.
38:17Vikram?
38:17Vikram?
38:17Tell me that this is not 1847.
38:36Oh, I'm so glad you made it back.
38:48Oh, kindly unhand me.
38:50Oh, sorry.
38:51Now, let's get that infernal thing off to the library right away, please.
38:56No more concealing artifacts in the annex, if you don't mind.
39:11So, since we met in the 1830s, you've known me for a thousand years before and said nothing.
39:17How could I?
39:18Could very well have changed the course of all our fates.
39:20Well, considering how much you loathe the idea of immortality, you could have avoided
39:24it altogether simply by not telling me about Anna's pregnancy.
39:28Had I not known, I would not have tried to go back.
39:31And you would not have become immortal.
39:33It's been a good life.
39:35So far.
39:36I wouldn't change it.
39:38Everything needed to play out exactly as it has.
39:40Why today?
39:42You could have told me at any moment since my return.
39:45Because today, you came in wearing this ludicrous scarf.
39:48The same one you were wearing the very day I met you.
39:51I didn't forget.
39:52I don't get it.
40:10Stone said that if you travel back in time and you change anything, that this timeline would
40:15cease to exist and yet here we are.
40:17Apparently, we didn't change a thing.
40:19Everything happened exactly as it was fated.
40:22It was always a fixed moment in time.
40:24Oh.
40:25So, well, are we supposed to come back to this time?
40:30Yes, Lysa.
40:32This is exactly where we are all meant to be.
40:34You know, when my parents died in the car accident, I thought I'd lost my family.
40:50That I had no one left.
40:53I thought I abandoned mine.
40:55But I was wrong.
41:00I have my family.
41:03Right here.
41:04Right now.
41:18Grandpa?
41:19Do not call me Grandpa.
41:21What about Peepaw?
41:23Opa.
41:23Enough.
41:24Granddaddy.
41:25Grandpapa.
41:27Gumpy.
41:27Gumpy-poo.
41:28Ooh, Gumpy-poo.
41:29Ooh.
41:29Gumpy-poo.
41:54Gumpy-poo.
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41:58Gumpy-poo.
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42:00Gumpy-poo.
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