Outlander Blood of My Blood Season 1 Episode 9

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00:00What's wrong?

00:01Nothing at all.

00:02It can't be you.

00:05We'll find our way back to each other, I promise.

00:07You've been married.

00:08Aye.

00:09You've helped me greatly by ensnaring the Mackenzie lass.

00:12I'll find a way out.

00:13I'll be sure about this, will it?

00:15Oui.

00:16Well, the test must be performed to ascertain whether or not your virtue is intact.

00:22Virgo intacta.

00:24Virtue intact?

00:25Then I think I'm not grateful that you saved Lady Ellen today.

00:27But if you truly love us, you'll stay away from us.

00:38Long the way

00:41O'er the bridge I crossed

00:45For my love

00:49For my love that's lost

00:54Quite a grave

00:57In the verdant moss

01:01Where I watch

01:03Where I wait

01:05For my love that's lost

01:09For my love that's lost

01:12And I hope

01:14For my love that's lost

01:28And I hope

01:29For my love that's lost

02:02Come in. What the devil are you waiting for?

02:20You sent for us?

02:22Aye. I didn't send for the bear, hmm?

02:25I was feeding him.

02:27That duty belongs to the wet nurse.

02:29It won't be long until I'm fully restored and we celebrate our union.

02:35The way the good Lord intended.

02:36Why did you send for us?

02:39I called for you, Brian, because you'll be joining me at the Earl of Mars Tinshaw.

02:44At Braymar.

02:45Which clans are to attend this year?

02:47Well, nearly all of them, I imagine.

02:51The Grants?

02:52Well, where else would they be?

02:54Well, except Isaac, of course.

02:56May he rest in peace.

03:01The Grants will undoubtedly bow to me.

03:04Now that the Mackenzie slut has been exposed,

03:06I'll have no trouble from the rest of the red Jacob brats.

03:10Make yourself ready, Brian.

03:12We leave today.

03:13Oh, and as for you, my lady, you are to see to the castle.

03:18If that's your desire, my lord.

03:20Well, as my wife, the responsibility falls to you, does it not?

03:24Yes.

03:26But I half wondered whether you might be thinking of taking Simon with you.

03:30Are we, Bairn?

03:32Why?

03:33Because of the prophecy.

03:36Your son will be king one day.

03:38Wouldn't that strengthen your influence among the clans, perhaps?

03:42Well, he'd be the only babe there.

03:44Well, I know you're assassin-like, Julia,

03:46and you're not privy to all of her customs,

03:48but you see, the Earl of Mars Tinshaw...

03:49Aye, but, Father,

03:53now you have a legitimate son.

04:00Aye.

04:03Our courses need to be conny,

04:05and be careful, but you tell...

04:07Enough.

04:09You think I can't tell who can be trusted?

04:11Perhaps it was foolish of me to offer.

04:15I was only thinking of your heir's future.

04:19Aye, well.

04:21Look at him.

04:24He's a broad wee lad,

04:27aren't you?

04:29He favours his father.

04:30Then the wet nurse will join us.

04:41Might Julia join us as well?

04:44All fine lords in good standing will have their lives with him.

04:52Very well.

04:55Prepare yourselves for Bremar at once.

05:00How are you?

05:10I love you, too, too.

05:22Take care.

05:23Ladies and gentlemen,

05:24in the last minute,

05:30Hold the torch!

05:50Uncle, where did you spring from?

05:52Wondered, would have been attending to martyrs on your father's behalf.

05:56When I heard of his passing, I set out to travel to you at once.

06:01You were missed at the funeral.

06:04It's a pity of the world, nephew, losing such a father, just as your life as a man has begun.

06:12I've come to further Isaac's work and protect his legacy, which is you.

06:19I see you're wise enough to bring a henchman,

06:22but not quick enough to have been much help or opposed any danger to you.

06:26Oh, you remember Father's body, ma'am, Mr. Archbuck?

06:29Aye.

06:29Aye. And this is Mr. Henry Grant, I believe you.

06:34Henry Beecham, right, sir.

06:37An Englishman?

06:38Mm-hmm.

06:39And a gentleman by your speech, sir.

06:42How'd that come about, lad?

06:44Well, Father chose Henry for his skill.

06:46I maintain his services because he's been low to me.

06:50It remains to be seen, Master Grant.

06:53My laird.

06:54You'll address me according to my station, Mr. Buck.

06:59Apologies, my laird.

07:02Well, join us, uncle.

07:03There's whom I'm in the coach.

07:04We're no far from Leo.

07:05We will rendezvous with my betrothed and their brothers.

07:08Surely you'd prefer to rest before you journey into Braebar.

07:10Ah, I'll meet you there.

07:13I'm eager to pay a visit to your intended as soon as possible.

07:17Put a face to the name of the lass you've written to me about.

07:21You're soon to be wed, lad.

07:22Aye.

07:23Well, you'll be charmed by her.

07:26No doubt.

07:26So, we agreed, then.

07:39Aye, Colin, how often must I say it?

07:42Many times as I require.

07:46It is the future well-being of the clan at its stake.

07:49A considerable weight on our shoulders.

07:51Well, mine are broad enough.

07:53Are yours?

07:54You can play the braggart for me, Dougal.

07:57But I can sense your apprehension.

08:00And if I can sense it...

08:01Well, how you've a nose for apprehension, then, do you?

08:03It is the Earl of Mars' annual tincture.

08:06We can all eyes will be upon us.

08:07Aye.

08:08Old men who wish us to lick their boots.

08:11Those old men have power.

08:14Wealth.

08:15Could slice your bollocks off in certainty on a platter.

08:18So, you'd best remember yourself.

08:20We can afford a misstep.

08:22You'll reassure me as many times as I require.

08:26Before we cast the dice.

08:28Tending to try a look with wagers at Braemar, are you?

08:31Well, speaking of clan matters that don't concern ye, Ellen.

08:34I suppose not.

08:36I'm merely a pawn to ensure a strong and fruitful alliance with the Grants.

08:40Oh, Ellen Mackenzie, you have finally accepted your role to play.

08:44Well, we cannae all cling to our convictions.

08:47Can we, Dougal?

08:48Apologies, my laird.

08:51The gentleman wouldn't wait to be announced.

08:54Where might this gentleman be?

08:56Malcolm McKinnon Grant.

09:02Pleased to meet you.

09:03Ellen Mackenzie.

09:06Pleased to make your acquaintance, Mr. Grant.

09:09Well, you may call me uncle.

09:10We're soon to be family.

09:11As you wish.

09:16I'll leave us.

09:19Must leave you.

09:22It's not yourselves with whom I've come to acquaint myself.

09:25I wish to speak with your sister.

09:30Make sure we're not disturbed.

09:41Welcome to Rios, uncle.

09:56Well then, niece.

10:01Let us acquaint ourselves.

10:03And speak as though we'd kent one another a lifetime.

10:07If that is what pleases ye.

10:09What pleases me is an unrivaled match for my nephew.

10:13I've heard of your beauty.

10:16And your sharp mind.

10:18In fact, Malcolm barely writes than much else.

10:22I'm honoured by his good opinion, sir.

10:25Word of other virtues you may or may not possess have been brought to my attention as well.

10:31If you're speaking of the rumours against me.

10:37I wish for you to tell me why your virtue was brought into question.

10:44Rumours and gossip.

10:45From a disreputable man.

10:47Who wants nothing more than to destroy my family's good name.

10:51My purity was proven.

10:54I'm a man you'd be wise to be honest with us.

10:57I'm away again to the truth of matters.

10:59I have great regard for your wish to assess me on my own merit.

11:06My own father has taught me to look at all the facts.

11:09And judge all sides of matters as well.

11:13Oh, there's the keen mind I heard a great deal about.

11:16Now, I can't well enough Malcolm values your cleverness.

11:23But Glenn Grant values loyalty above all else.

11:28And my nephew believes the sun rises and sets with you.

11:33Will you be a good and faithful wife to him?

11:39We Mackenzie's may be spirited.

11:43Curious.

11:45Indeed.

11:47Stubborn.

11:48Aye.

11:49So false at times.

11:51But once we are wed.

11:54We are faithful.

11:56Forever.

11:58No, I can't your father.

12:01A man who could convince you the sun was shining whilst the rain lashed your face.

12:06Aye.

12:06My dad was a persuasive man.

12:11But then you must have kept my mother, too.

12:14She served my dad well.

12:16Hmm.

12:20Serve Malcolm well.

12:22And there will be no ill will between us.

12:26Mind though, Lady Ellen.

12:27If you break my nephew's heart, I'll rip your own from your chest.

12:33The grounds have all arrived.

13:00You must go.

13:01You're cold to the touch.

13:04Are you well?

13:06No.

13:06What is it?

13:07Have you caught Letitia's egg you?

13:08No.

13:09What's happened then?

13:11Malcolm's uncle threatened to rip my heart from my chest if I broke Malcolm's.

13:18He would.

13:19The old fiend.

13:21See that you don't have so much as luck at another man at Braymore.

13:23And if Brian is there?

13:25Oh, my sweet sea glass.

13:27You came within a hair's breadth with that test of your purity.

13:31You'll not be so lucky a second time.

13:33As it is, we'll need to be wily as foxes to manage your wedding night.

13:37Make certain you bleed when you're meant to.

13:39Oh, goodness.

13:39I hadn't considered that.

13:42Then if Ash or crew will manage that when the time comes, we may have been putting that

13:47one over on men since Eve ate the apple.

13:50But there must not be the slightest glance between you and anyone but Malcolm Grant.

13:56At least one of you will be dead.

14:26Maybe I'm sorry about your father.

14:48If I'm with the tendons, I assume it may not be a deal to me.

14:52I must miss him terribly.

14:56I... I do.

14:58Just as you miss your own image.

15:01I'm sorry.

15:03I'm still expecting to come to breakfast.

15:07My heart breaks when I see his empty chair.

15:12I can't wait, man.

15:15For me, it's...

15:16It's just a wee thing.

15:19Since before I could talk, it's...

15:22I'm bringing things to show.

15:26It's a pretty pebble.

15:31A stick with a fork in it.

15:33The egg with a bird.

15:35You'd always be interested.

15:38Admire what I found and talk to me about it.

15:40I'm glad I got the chance to show him you.

15:49It's the same with me and my dad.

15:53Look, there's more things I've read in books.

15:57Bits of poetry and the like.

15:58Losing my father's made me think more clear.

16:06Life's not long.

16:09We must make the best of ourselves.

16:12I don't want to waste any more time.

16:16Now that I'm layered,

16:18I want nothing more than for you to be my lady.

16:23Surely.

16:24The presence of you is such a blessing.

16:46That's McMurtry.

16:49Christ almighty.

16:50One of the gala glass.

16:51Aye.

16:52Who invited those assassins?

16:54Whoever has the coin to pay them.

16:57It's time you made the tour of the tent.

17:00Refresh your memories of the players at hand

17:02before the Illumar greets us.

17:06There'll be time for Lassie's later.

17:28There's Ellen.

17:30You're welcome, Grant.

17:31It hurts, doesn't it?

17:39Seeing the lass you love and enjoying the company of another.

17:42Aye.

17:44What the lass is lost to you?

17:47She's better for it, if you ask me.

17:49I don't recall asking you anything.

17:51Of course not.

17:52You're in the habit of taking what you wish without considering the consequences.

17:56Oh, I can about the ordeal Ella was forced to go through in your account.

18:01My heart, you told me, I wish she's safe from a monk.

18:17How is it?

18:17Good day.

18:18Good to see you, sir.

18:21Marta.

18:27Come tell me what you've seen, what you've had.

18:31It's word of a guest in attendance.

18:33A special friend of the arrows.

18:35He's to be introduced by the arrow himself.

18:40The gallery money for the stewards.

18:42I've done a cane.

18:43The wealthiest and most influential Highland clan chieftains of all the rift.

18:48Aye.

18:49They took the finest sights near as the castle for themselves.

18:53Leaving the rest of us the company of the horse pens.

18:55Make her rounds once again and report back.

19:15Oh, yeah.

19:18Oh, yeah.

19:40Julia.

19:41Henry.

19:44This is...

19:45And who may feel thee?

19:57An admirer of our son.

20:00He's heard of the prophecy.

20:03Haven't you?

20:05Yes.

20:06I suppose I have.

20:08Ah, a Sarsanac supporter.

20:11The world does have its wee surprises, does it not?

20:13But my wife and I will not consider your otherness a mark against you.

20:17Will we, my dear?

20:19No, we will not.

20:25Your wife?

20:26Aye.

20:27A beautiful rose of the English variety, a gentle temptress who fell into my life and won me over with her grace and considerable charms.

20:35I blessed her with the boniest of wee laddies.

20:38Didn't I, my sweetie?

20:40Yes, my lord.

20:40Excuse us.

20:44There are many fine folk here who Mistress Fraser and my heir must meet.

21:00I told you he has a talent for slipping away.

21:03He has a weakness for her, she can.

21:04If he does slip away, no doubt he'll find him skulking near the brothel tent.

21:08I am able to distinguish between a man's professional countenance and his personal proclivities, Mr. Bunk.

21:15The Earl has called a meeting of the clan chieftains.

21:18You will accompany me and my nephew.

21:21At once.

21:21Michael.

21:43Michael.

21:44Those are El Jacob's, lads.

22:03Aye, that's Colm,

22:05the leader of the Mackenzies,

22:06and his brother Dougal,

22:07who serves as a clan's war chief.

22:09I heard the strife that struck clan Mackenzie

22:11after Seamus Ruch died

22:12without naming her successor.

22:15But why split the clan leadership

22:18betwixt a laird and war chieftain?

22:22Dougal is a fine warrior.

22:24Who could inspire men to do damn near anything.

22:26He doesn't have the temperament needed to be a laird.

22:30Now, we should consider them two important halves

22:33that make a stronghold.

22:36Dougal is a Mackenzie brawn.

22:38Colm is a sound mind.

22:40And I suppose we're to believe your nephew,

22:43new to lairdship himself,

22:45has talent for both.

22:47Question my laird's might at your peril, McPherson.

22:52Well, as you're betrothed to their sister,

22:55I suppose you've reckoned to the matter

22:57of the Mackenzie's cleave leadership

22:59to your satisfaction.

22:59I have.

23:12Welcome, gentlemen.

23:13Welcome, all.

23:14The Tencial is my favorite event of the year,

23:20and I'm delighted that so many of you are here.

23:24I hope you'll join me in welcoming yet

23:26a rather unique guest.

23:29I trust I need no introduction.

23:41I dare say you do not.

23:43Thank you to the Earl of Mar.

23:45What is he doing here?

23:46Thank you, fine gentlemen, here today.

23:50Many of you ken me.

23:52And ken my purpose too, I think.

23:55Now, the English.

23:56The English have persecuted my family,

24:00my clan, for centuries.

24:03With no cause, save greed.

24:07And a German interloper,

24:09who has ruled with tyranny

24:11that has oppressed many.

24:14And many of you here have less now

24:16than you had not so many years before.

24:19And the rest of you,

24:20the rest of you have been lulled

24:23into complacency

24:24by the English coin.

24:29Aye, the crown may bless you with one hand,

24:32but they will take with the other.

24:35It is only a matter of time

24:36before the English persecute you as well.

24:40Grieve your kind.

24:41Strip your clan lands from you.

24:44Brand you outlaws.

24:45There are those here that think,

24:49that will only happen to me.

24:52My clan has been loyal to the crown.

24:54Well, lads,

24:56there was a time when I

24:57was fool enough to think the same.

25:01But I see no fools before me now.

25:04I see men with desires like mine.

25:09A desire to have a destiny

25:11of our own making.

25:12Which is why we can't wait any longer

25:17to restore our true king to his throne.

25:22And restore justice to the kingdom of Scotland.

25:26I, Rob Roy,

25:29draw my sword on behalf of the Stuart cause.

25:32And I will not hesitate

25:34to lay down my life

25:36for our rightful king!

25:41Scottish ruler rising from the Fraser bloodline,

25:45uniting the clans for centuries to come.

25:48Arouse a narration from McGregor,

25:50able to speak plainly with great candor.

25:54Most refreshing to hear,

25:56after the months I've spent

25:57mired in hand-wringing

25:59and double-speak in Parliament.

26:02And now,

26:03now I share the true reason

26:05I've called you to hear from McGregor directly,

26:08and thus allow this

26:09circle of gentlemen,

26:11if I may include you all,

26:13to decide our allegiance

26:15to the cause

26:16and declare it.

26:18Let us all enjoy the games today,

26:29and the tinsel tomorrow,

26:31and afterwards we shall reconvene,

26:33and each chieftain will cast a vote

26:35for or against movement forward.

26:38Be assured,

26:40you'll not be hampered nor hindered

26:41in your leaving tomorrow,

26:43no matter your vote.

26:48I have much of your mind,

26:57my lord.

26:58I'm glad to hear of it.

27:00Lord Lovett.

27:02Lord Simon Lovett.

27:05I shall return tomorrow

27:07with my heir armed with knowledge

27:08you will undoubtedly find valuable

27:10to the cause.

27:13Nor there are men here

27:14plagued by scandal

27:15and not suited to hear it.

27:16Save yourself, of course.

27:20You, Fraser,

27:21are a liar,

27:22a fantasist,

27:24and a scoundrel.

27:28I did you a good turn.

27:31Alerted your family

27:32of the Mackenzie slut.

27:33The lass's purity was proven.

27:38That can't be.

27:39I would have heard about it.

27:42You wouldn't, Fraser.

27:43You can. Why?

27:45Because you make mischief

27:46without the slightest cause.

27:48You spread lies

27:49to suit your scullerless agenda

27:51about my nephew's betrothed,

27:53about the false promise

27:54of your heir.

27:55As if seed from your putrid loins

27:58could amount to more

27:58than a blight upon all of us.

28:00Aye.

28:00You are a detestable knobcock,

28:03Fraser.

28:03And so is any man

28:04who would confuse

28:06your damnable lies

28:07with truth.

28:07I'm afraid I must end

28:13our conversation here.

28:14Bless the elder Grant.

28:38Another moment of Lovett's lies

28:40and he might have spilt his blood

28:41on the Earl's floor.

28:42The day is not over.

28:45If the Earl thinks

28:46I'll take our clan to war

28:48for their cause,

28:49he is mistaken.

28:51Dougal Mackenzie,

28:52is it not?

28:54You ken my name?

28:55Oh, aye.

28:56I recall any man

28:57willing to donate

28:58a chest of coins

28:59to the cause.

29:00Did you bring it with you?

29:03No.

29:05Disappeared during

29:05the Redcoat raid

29:06on our catalogs

29:07in the Lairns, aye?

29:08Well, perhaps

29:10you can inform me

29:11as to where I might

29:12be able to find it

29:13over a wee drop later.

29:15Aye, perhaps.

29:19Gentlemen,

29:21how are you?

29:22Nice to see you.

29:27What client

29:28was McGregor

29:28speaking of?

29:30Suggesting

29:31Ken McGregor.

29:31No,

29:32I do not.

29:34I don't keep company

29:35with outlaws.

29:35Did you promise

29:37going to the cause?

29:39A bit of Ellen's

29:40dowry money.

29:41A wee contribution.

29:42Without so much

29:43as a word

29:43to me.

29:45What the devil

29:46were you thinking?

29:47Am I not the

29:47laird of our clan?

29:48Is our sister

29:49not betrothed

29:50to an ardent loyalist?

29:52Don't speak to me

29:52that way.

29:53I'm the ward chief

29:54then, not a bairn.

29:55Will you conduct

29:56yourself like one?

29:57Let your better

29:58selves prevail.

29:59We have been

30:04brought here

30:05to discuss

30:06a matter of war.

30:07It is no war yet.

30:09A vote must be

30:10had for us

30:11and even if it were.

30:12It's this grant

30:12money you're

30:13gambling with.

30:15You care nothing

30:16for the greater

30:16good of our clan.

30:19You're selfish

30:19and short-sighted.

30:23You fall

30:24into believing

30:24you care only

30:26for a chance

30:27to dip your wick

30:28with the lassies.

30:29But no.

30:35Did you care

30:36in the Earl

30:36intended to use this?

30:38Then she'll

30:39us recover

30:39for this jack

30:40about the gender.

30:42He is right,

30:43town.

30:44You cannae

30:45be trusted.

30:46My cause

30:46is righteous.

30:48You care

30:48for our clan,

30:49aye.

30:50But the whole

30:51of Scotland

30:52is my concern.

30:53You bent your

30:53knee to me.

30:58lie to me

30:59again

31:00and I'll hire

31:02the gala glass

31:03to cut your

31:04tongue out

31:04of the root.

31:07Now tell me

31:08what in God's

31:10name else

31:11are you

31:11hiding from me?

31:13The

31:32ha ha ha ha

31:33ha ha ha

31:34Oh, my God.

32:04Oh, my God.

32:34Oh, my God.

33:04Oh, my God.

33:06It's like the one in blue in the cell.

33:09Nothing from the lab in red, have you?

33:16I'm so sorry for what you went through.

33:18I'm so sorry for what you...

33:24You may have power with your mind, not outside fence.

33:28It's dangerous for both of us.

33:56You must be careful.

34:04I love you.

34:07I see Mr. Gowan searching for me.

34:23I'm expected to attend the Countess of Our Sewing Circle.

34:30Meet me later.

34:33In the old Kirk on the castle grounds.

34:34Arise and lead to the Countess's sewing circle is not looked kindly upon.

34:55I can't ask and wait.

35:06What is it there?

35:08Ned.

35:09Diggle.

35:09What have you told him, Diggle?

35:23Diggle.

35:28Diggle.

35:28The truth.

35:29The truth.

35:31About you and the Fraser bastard.

35:36You've betrayed me then.

35:38I've been to answer to you, Helen Mackenzie.

35:40Call him as my lawyer.

35:44What were you thinking, Helen?

35:58Brian Fraser?

35:59What would that say?

36:03How dare you invoke our father?

36:07How dare you be such a reckless fool?

36:11That sworn enemy.

36:14Trest even Dugal would need to touch a Fraser.

36:16I didn't expect you to understand.

36:18Then understand this.

36:19I will have the bastard killed.

36:21If that's what it takes to keep you from him.

36:24You harm Brian Fraser in any way.

36:28And I'm finished with you.

36:31I mean it.

36:32You kind of have Malcolm's ear.

36:35As his bride, I'll convince him to withhold Grant's allegiance.

36:39And Grant money from Clan Mackenzie.

36:43Where will you be then, brother?

36:44I need your word.

36:52You'll stay away from the Fraser bastard.

36:54You'll need tears in return.

36:56You have it.

36:59I will only harm him.

37:00Or see him harmed.

37:02Yeah, I ken your mind, Colin.

37:04If any harm befalls Brian at your hand.

37:07Or at the hand of another at your behest.

37:09Or see him harmed.

37:11From this moment onwards.

37:18You have my word.

37:21I ensure it should keep your half of our bargain.

37:27You must break with him.

37:31For good.

37:38You have my word.

37:41Mr. Grant.

38:03Brian, is it?

38:04I ken your wife.

38:06Yes.

38:06I'm sorry to have been the reason to party from Julia again.

38:11But you must, Cain.

38:13She never stopped trying to return to you.

38:15Our marriage to my father is not what it seems.

38:19So what happened?

38:19Miss Beecham.

38:40It's Mistress Fraser of Lovett now, I'm afraid.

38:43You married Simon Fraser.

38:48A union that was forced upon me.

38:52Didn't get to speak of it the last time I saw you.

38:55That was a more pressing matter at hand.

38:58I wanted to thank you again.

39:01You saved my life.

39:03You and Brian.

39:04I owe you great debt.

39:07I was glad to help.

39:09You and Brian would do anything for you.

39:11And the love you share reminds me of...

39:16Of what?

39:26You can, my secrets.

39:29Secrets you could reveal and ruin me.

39:33You can trust me, Maguro.

39:34You and Brian remind me of the love I share with Henry.

39:43Is Henry a lover then?

39:45He's my husband.

39:48My true love.

39:50And yet, you were forced to marry Lovett.

39:53Out of horrible necessity.

39:56Henry and I were separated.

40:00Lost each other for a time.

40:01How can you bear to be with Lovett?

40:06Feeling as you do about Henry.

40:11It's dreadful.

40:17I don't have the liberty

40:18to move or speak freely.

40:21To let Henry know what I've been through.

40:25How I truly feel.

40:28Tell him that I chose

40:30what might be a

40:32unforgivable

40:33betrayal

40:35to keep our child safe.

40:38Great sacrifice.

40:42It's what we do for the ones we love,

40:44isn't it?

40:45In spite of the pain

40:48it causes you,

40:48you...

40:50you protect them.

40:54No matter the cost.

40:58Losing them forever

40:59is...

41:01too great a price to pay.

41:07Yes.

41:07I don't know.

41:08I don't know.

41:09I don't know.

41:10I don't know.

41:11I don't know.

41:12I don't know.

41:13I don't know.

41:14I don't know.

41:15I don't know.

41:16I don't know.

41:17I don't know.

41:18I don't know.

41:19I don't know.

41:20I don't know.

41:21I don't know.

41:22I don't know.

41:23I don't know.

41:53Let's go inside when no one can see us.

41:58No, no, we can't.

42:02Aye.

42:04Aye, you're right.

42:06We canna be careless after what you've been through.

42:10What?

42:13What is it?

42:15Ellen, what is it?

42:17We canna be together, Brian.

42:21We can find a way.

42:22No.

42:24I was stubborn and foolish.

42:28You're penniless without a foot of land to your name.

42:33I'm the bastard of the most wretched, immoral lord in the Highlands.

42:38I was beguiled by you for a time, but my heart has changed.

42:43We pledged ourselves to one another.

42:45I'm pledged to Malcolm Grant.

42:46My heart paid so much for you.

42:54You, Kenneth, as well as I do.

42:56And yours.

42:59Yours paid for me, too.

43:00This is over between us.

43:08I love you, Ellen Mackenzie.

43:11And I can you love me as well.

43:13I'm drawn to you.

43:14But I'm not certain it's love.

43:16Of course it is.

43:17No, Dennis, speak for me.

43:19I've my own mind.

43:20And I'm not in love with you, Brian Fraser.

43:24Perhaps I never was.

45:13A gentle breeze is enough to wound you.

45:17You can't even fuck properly, it seems.

45:20If you're even half a man, you'd have taken the Mackenzie slut's maidenhead.

45:24And she would have been disgraced before her old family and all the clans.

45:29But no.

45:30You couldn't even perform when she was handed to you on a plane.

45:33Enough!

45:34You wicked man!

45:35Let me go!

45:43Have you not learned your lesson, boy?

45:47Don't you know where this will end?

45:49You have done nothing but mire me in scandal.

45:59You'll no represent me in the tension.

46:02My tall will serve in your place.

46:05You'll be a beater instead.

46:06You...

46:07You...

46:08You're no son of mine.

46:13I don't got to be free of you.

46:14I don't know where this will be.

46:25I don't know where this will be.

46:27Mr. Grant.

46:39Mr. Gheon.

46:41Spongebob.

46:44I had hoped to see you before my castle grand, but...

46:48How is Isaac's passing?

46:50If he hadn't died, I would have killed him myself.

46:55They lied to me, Ned.

46:56They convinced me that my wife and my child were dead.

47:02But they're here, at Braemar.

47:05Alive, but not at all well.

47:07Alive?

47:09I'm here.

47:12That's an unconscionable deception.

47:14I'm sorry to hear it.

47:17I can't leave here without Julia and my son.

47:21And I certainly can't return to the service of the grants.

47:25I must escape.

47:31Anyone want to find out that I helped you?

47:33I know.

47:35I know what I'm asking of you.

47:37If there was anyone else that I could trust, or any other way...

47:41I do not wish I had to before you, Ned.

47:47Well, I do have been in a situation I've required to meet you at this game.

47:51It sounds as though you're going to need the transportation for three.

47:56Mr. Rask.

47:59The full complement of grants will be taking part in attention tomorrow.

48:04Including Mr. Buck.

48:06There'll be none to notice where you go or what you do for a wee bit.

48:11Oh, thank you.

48:18I'll never forget your kindness.

48:21What are friends for, then?

48:23What do I ask of you?

48:31Just one more thing.

48:32A small one in comparison to the one that you've already granted.

48:35My lady.

48:45Good day to you.

48:46Mr. Gowan.

48:47I'm a friend of Henry's.

48:49He asked a favor of me that I deliver this to you.

50:05My name is in the hunt, Lady Alan.

50:07Though your beauty is like soy wine.

50:10Your aim will be true.

50:12If a grouse crosses my path, you'll love his wings to grace a hand.

50:17Fine present indeed.

50:23Darling, gentlemen, to be sure.

50:25I am de laird of the House of Grant.

50:28How fortunate for you to be his lady.

50:31I know.

50:32How fortunate.

50:35I know.

50:45I know.

50:46I know.

50:47Come on.

51:17Come on.

51:47We got home.

51:49We got broke.

51:52We got 11 devenir.

51:56Come on.

51:59Come on.

52:17julia oh henry darling i'm so sorry i was desperately trying to protect our son they

52:41were going to kill him or take him away from me it's all i had left of you so i

52:47the thought of it makes me feel sick

52:50all the matters is that i found you william and you forgive me brian told me what happened

52:57there's nothing to forgive

52:59where's our son he's with the wet nurse

53:05the wet nurse is approaching the balak love its body man

53:11meet me at leathers i'll leave a i'll leave a mark for you by the tree near the broken wall

53:16i'll find the mark and meet you there

53:20the time to cast your vote for the cause has come

53:46all in favor

53:50let us restore a steward king

53:54aye

53:57flan grant stands with you

54:00we proclaim james edward stewart to be james the eighth of scotland and third of england wales and ireland

54:25i would you do that

54:36throw yourself in the clan head first into the steward column

54:40decision needed to be made lad

54:55will you forget yourself uncle

54:56i hesitate he acts with decision

54:58his men the clan those who are watching us to see whether we'll survive your father's passing

55:03they had to see they would act

55:05that we're still strong

55:07has lived

55:08has lived

55:10i thank you for your wise counsel

55:14i look forward to seeing you on our wedding day

55:35i look forward to seeing you on our wedding day

55:42next day

55:45let's go

55:49there

55:53what's going on

55:55there

55:59THE END

56:29THE END

56:59Nailed it!

57:06The END

57:07Rage a little holiday for us.

57:16Just the two of us?

57:17I thought it could be our little escape.

57:21This is the kind of love you hear about in Legends.

57:24This is the kind of love you hear about in Legends.

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