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Tv, Olympus S01E05 blood brothers
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00:01Even though Athens is in the grip of a bloody war, you want me to march into the king's palace and say hello king
00:07You don't know me, but I'm your son. You want me to bed with priestess?
00:12I do this thing for you
00:14I must do something in return
00:16I'd like you to use your skills for a kid now
00:19What does he look like? His feet are painted blue, dark blue. What's he want him to do?
00:24Sorry, Lord. He won't tell me.
00:26I am your servant majesty. An oracle must be a virgin
00:30Your gift depends on it. Tonight you will present that gift to your king. I missed your friend
00:38I have found someone who will act as your eyes so that you can carry on working
00:43I defy anyone to not fall under a spell
00:47Fris is coming out
00:48Does he have blue feet? How'd you know that?
00:51Where's the ring? I have it. Come on, let's go. You're not coming with me, oracle
01:00I have it. Come on, let's go.
01:02Come on, let's go. Come on, let's go.
01:04Come on, let's go. Come on, let's go.
01:06Come on, let's go. Come on, let's go.
01:08Come on, let's go.
01:1070 days he's been banging that drum
01:14When the sacking comes, he's who I'll kill first
01:18When the sacking comes, we'll all be dead of starvation
01:22Pull it out!
01:26Pull it out!
01:28Ah!
01:30Ah!
01:31Ah!
01:32Ah!
01:33Ah!
01:34Ah!
01:35Ah!
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01:42Ah!
01:43Ah!
01:44Ah!
01:45Ah!
01:46Ah!
01:47Oh!
01:48Look! Look! Look!
01:49I know I look like a Manoah
01:50But I'm actually a friend of Athens
01:52I'm here to see the king
01:53He's...
01:54He's my father
01:56So if you just let me go, I promise not to harm any...
01:59Else
02:01The king's your father, is he?
02:03We'd better take you along to see him then
02:06Ah!
02:07Ah!
02:08Ah!
02:09Ah!
02:10Ah!
02:11Ah!
02:12Ah!
02:13Ah!
02:14Ah!
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02:27Ah!
02:29Ah!
02:50Ah!
02:51Ah!
02:53Mother.
03:10Go wait for your master in his room.
03:18Where is he?
03:19I'm expecting him any moment.
03:20When exactly?
03:21What is your interest in this blue-footed fugitive?
03:26Who else have you told about this?
03:28No one.
03:29Your darling scribe?
03:30Kaiman loves me.
03:31He is Pallas' creature.
03:33Once perhaps, now he's mine.
03:37Lycos, look me in the eye.
03:40Have you told him?
03:43No.
03:47Remember, the only person you can trust in this world is me.
03:50And what about father?
03:52He has other things on his mind.
03:54Like the priestess of the moon.
03:56Like the war.
03:58His people.
03:59The burden of state.
04:00And yes, the will of the gods.
04:02He is losing this war and has already lost his people.
04:06He is all we have.
04:07I am better suited to lead.
04:11You are still young like us.
04:14But I'm ready.
04:16You may not see it, but I...
04:17I feel it.
04:19The flame has sparked inside me.
04:21Its fire burns brighter by the day.
04:25You are falling for your scribe.
04:26No.
04:28It's the lexicon.
04:30I can sense its power growing.
04:32Calling to me.
04:34I'm ready to lead, mother.
04:35How many campaigns have you fought?
04:45Your time will come.
04:46I promise.
04:48But you must be patient.
04:50Now is not your moment.
04:55Bring me, my fugitive, the moment you have him.
04:58You gave your oath.
05:05You said you've never failed.
05:07Not so.
05:08I said I've never failed, but once.
05:13Your payment returned.
05:26Come on, then.
05:27Why would someone tie you to my bed in the middle of the night?
05:34Why, indeed.
05:36And how could you possibly not notice it happening?
05:39I'm a heavy sleeper.
05:42You spent the night with the Oracle of Gaia.
05:44Well, only the Oracle of Gaia, I'm afraid to say.
05:48Not a woman.
05:49How could someone slip into my quarters in the middle of the night and do this?
05:53Obviously, it was no ordinary summer.
05:56What do you mean?
05:57The Athenian spy escaped in the night.
06:00Are you saying he snuck past my guards, came in here, tied her up before he spirited himself away?
06:06Was it him?
06:07Was it him?
06:09No.
06:10So you did notice who it was?
06:12Well, I was half asleep, of course, but I thought it was your father, the king, who tied me.
06:17Why?
06:19Why?
06:21Touch me a knife.
06:23There will have to be an inquest.
06:27Athenian spies do not escape out of my prisons.
06:30Should I call the captain of the guard?
06:32Yes.
06:32I hope her interpretations of your dreams were worth it.
06:37All right.
06:38I'm sick of both of you.
06:40What happened to your eyes, you poor fellow?
07:00An allergy to Poisman's hormones.
07:02I hope it doesn't interfere with your work.
07:08It's going very, very well.
07:10See?
07:11What's this?
07:14A digging machine.
07:16I call it the digging machine.
07:19What is it for?
07:21Your troops will march into the heart of Athens underground.
07:26It's ridiculous.
07:27Where's the glory in it?
07:29I want to march through the walls, not under them.
07:32It's the difference.
07:34I am trying to say it.
07:38You must delegate more people to us.
07:41My daughter tells me this young man is very talented.
07:43Use him.
07:50Who would have guessed a virgin would be so good at manipulating men?
07:55Perhaps that is why you are still a virgin.
08:06What are you going to do with that oil?
08:07Why would the Athenians risk so much to free him?
08:13I don't know.
08:15He's cursed.
08:21Perhaps I can help clear your mind.
08:24He's gone.
08:54But you're still here
08:59Tell me about you
09:04What does the virgin oracle want?
09:20Relax
09:21Pleasure
09:30Is as fleeting as birdsong
09:33When it comes, you must surrender to it
09:44I know you have secrets
09:46Desires you've never told anyone
09:50We're here
10:02No
10:04No
10:05Oh, my God.
10:35Oh, my God.
11:05Oh, my God.
11:06Oh, my God.
11:08Oh, my God.
11:09Oh, my God.
11:14Oh, my God.
11:15Oh, my God.
11:18What just happened?
11:19I heard...
11:20A vision.
11:22A vision of what?
11:23A vision of our before.
11:25Oh, a vicious king of Athens destroying our world.
11:29And unlocking the lexicon inside us and Lycos.
11:34I don't know.
11:38Don't worry.
11:43My father will get to IGS before that happens and take the lexicon for himself.
11:51Lord Pallus.
11:52Lord Pallus.
11:53An offering to our beloved mother, Athena.
12:06Goddess, protect our king.
12:08This, our greatest hour of need.
12:13How fares my brother?
12:15He's recovering well.
12:17I'm busy planning our defense.
12:19Good.
12:20The people must know they are in sound, incapable hands.
12:23We must all reassure them.
12:25Whatever our private means.
12:27Indeed.
12:28Indeed.
12:36Mighty Zeus Malikius.
12:38Pass your serpent's tail into the soul of the fearless king of Athens.
12:47And let your paternal spirit inflame his heart with love for his eldest son.
12:58Ah.
12:59Ah.
13:00Ah.
13:01Ah.
13:06Make your pardon, please.
13:11Queen Medea has the king locked in the embrace of one of her most intoxicating priestesses.
13:16Why am I not surprised?
13:18I don't follow.
13:20If she and Prince Lycos are indeed planning to negotiate terms of surrender,
13:24the last thing she needs is an alert and sober king.
13:27Ah.
13:28Shall I exert a little influence on this priestess of the moon?
13:32No.
13:34If the queen is secretly using Prince Lycos to woo the enemy,
13:37then perhaps it's time for us to secretly woo Prince Lycos.
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13:54Oh, under the founding you!
13:59Absolutely, Joe.
14:02We were fevered.
14:03We were fevered.
14:04We were fevered.
14:05We didn't know what we were fevered?
14:06Yes!
14:07We were fevered.
14:08That's it!
14:09We were fevered裑.
14:10put the tunic back I only mean to borrow it borrow it in these dark times is that
14:36minoan armor it's not what you think are you a spy as well as a thief please let me explain the
14:40guards will kill me if they find that here I'll hide it I promise to bring the tunic back just
14:46let me explain you better have a good story or I'll start screaming it's a story that leads
14:51all the way to the palace and the king you're an assassin no I am a son of Athens yeah I want
14:59to help the king not hurt you how would you help our king just let me borrow the tunic
15:07and I promise to come back and tell you everything
15:09that's no way to greet the warriors who protect you they're thirsty they need wine
15:39and meet how can they protect you with empty bellies
15:45there's nothing check the soul if you don't believe me
15:54my men have many appetites
16:00let her be
16:03who's this then
16:07he's almost as pretty as he is
16:10not for much longer
16:13who's this then
16:31who's this then
16:35Slow yourself, Prince.
16:51No good comes of haste.
16:54Uncle.
16:55Sit.
16:57Thank you, but I need to see my mother.
16:59Sit.
17:05Clever woman your mother is.
17:14You make all the moves, yet somehow she wins all the games.
17:20We know about the man you sent to Minos' camp.
17:24The Dorian.
17:27Bold move.
17:29Was it a success?
17:30I...
17:31Has Minos agreed to start negotiating our surrender?
17:34Surrender? What do you mean?
17:35Come, come.
17:36What other reason would you have to send a delegate to our enemy?
17:39You realize if the court knew, they would roast you alive for treason.
17:45You've got it all wrong. I didn't send him to negotiate.
17:48So it's true. You did send a Dorian.
17:50Please, Uncle Pallas, let me explain.
17:52There are many who would regard a peace treaty as Athens' only chance of rescue.
17:57What?
17:59We must lay the ground with your court.
18:02And when the time comes, present your negotiation not as treason.
18:09But as our salvation.
18:11When Athens is sacked, we'll all be put to the sword.
18:17Our people burned in mass graves, and you will be tortured by King Minos' priests
18:21until they extract the lexicon and open the doors to Olympus for their king.
18:25Then you too will be killed.
18:28If you negotiate, offer the lexicon in return for peace, then we will all live.
18:37And you, good prince, can assume the throne as our king and champion.
18:54Athens stands on the brink of destruction.
18:56Are people facing genocide?
18:57This is no time for modesty or doubt.
19:02Hold your head high, and accept your destiny.
19:08The gods have chosen you to carry their light.
19:11And you, good prince, can assume the throne as our king.
19:17Is anything wrong, majesty?
19:27How do I get a message across enemy lines?
19:38This marks the start of a new dawn.
19:43Can you see me as your king?
19:45I already do.
19:47However, your people don't know you as I do.
19:54Your mother has kept you locked away.
19:57Perhaps it's time you walked among them.
20:01Showed your army who really commands them.
20:04Ever since the Athenians started using underhand tactics,
20:09poisoning our herds, devising midnight raids and ambushes,
20:13we've lost 7,000 men.
20:16The time has come for a decisive assault.
20:21Behold the serpent's claw.
20:24Serpents don't have claws.
20:26Why are the streets deserted?
20:37The minions are scared, majesty.
20:46Bow before your prince.
20:47Majesty.
20:48Majesty.
20:49What's going on here?
20:52Minoan's spy, majesty.
20:54We found him hiding his armor.
20:58Hand me your sword.
21:03Let it be written that the prince of Athens shares in his men's struggle.
21:07That he will kill for them.
21:09I am no spy.
21:16The man with the blue feet.
21:20Who are you?
21:21If you're the prince of Athens, then I'm your brother.
21:28I'm your brother.
21:28You're the prince of Athens.
21:52Let it be bent.
21:55All right.
21:56Auric. Auric.
22:02Auric.
22:05Yes?
22:09Can you ask the sacred goddess whether she favors the serpent's jaw?
22:16The blessed goddess of earth and sea rarely engages in the details of war, Majesty.
22:21For that, you need to ask Athena.
22:23Isn't she the goddess of Athens?
22:26And the goddess of Warcraft.
22:28Ah, no wonder we're faring so poorly.
22:31Then go on. I can't see the Athenian goddess being any less helpful than my generals.
22:43An old man crosses through a field of wheat.
22:48He holds a conch shell with a thread running through it.
22:52That's Daedalus.
22:54He pulls the thread and finds a spider on the end.
23:00What does that mean?
23:02Well, Arachne was more ingenious than Athena.
23:04She spun a more complex web, so the goddess turned her into a spider.
23:08Ingenuity will breach the walls of Athens, not an army.
23:13And the only mind clever enough to find a way is Daedalus.
23:19He's very angry at me for some reason.
23:23He won't do anything I ask.
23:25Let me talk to him.
23:29I don't need another son.
23:31The one I have is disappointment enough.
23:33But he's your first son.
23:35So the lexicon is inside him.
23:37Lexicon, Pa.
23:38The blood of Ares fills my veins.
23:41Athena anointed me and me alone to protect the city.
23:44He is your child.
23:46The blood that beats in your breast beats in his.
23:49Where is he, then?
23:52No.
23:53Not until I have your assurance that you will accept him as your own.
23:56How do I know you want her the dagger for me?
23:58Because you are his father.
24:00And if you act like his father, he will embrace you.
24:03Are you sure?
24:06The way to his heart is through tenderness and love.
24:09The way to his heart?
24:10I am king.
24:13I don't need to woo my blood.
24:14Yes, you do.
24:17He might be your blood, but he is not yours yet.
24:20We will need to convince him to let us take the lexicon.
24:24I'm a better king than I am a father.
24:29If you want to open the door to Olympus and become an immortal,
24:33you must learn to be both.
24:39Daedalus.
24:40Hey, Cap, come in here.
24:42Who are you?
24:42I'm the Oracle of Gaia,
24:44charged by your king to help motivate his architect.
24:47That's my job.
24:48I don't need any help.
24:49Indeed you don't,
24:50but your talents are wasted here.
24:53What?
24:55Daedalus is a genius, of course,
24:57but he's no match for you, good Thibus.
25:00You know me.
25:01Your considerable reputation has spread on the wings of Hermes
25:04to the widest reaches of our empire.
25:06Hermes?
25:07And although your efforts here are important,
25:10the king has asked that you help solve the riddle
25:13of the mines at Verno.
25:15What sort of riddle?
25:17Supplies have slowed,
25:18almost to a standstill,
25:19and no one knows why.
25:20They need leadership and brains.
25:22Where are these mines?
25:25Three hundred miles to the west,
25:26so you must hurry.
25:28Whip your steed until he flies on the tail of Pegasus.
25:33She has a gift.
25:35No doubt about it,
25:36but she's not being completely honest with us.
25:39What woman ever is?
25:40She is protecting the Athenian spy.
25:44He's a handsome young man.
25:48There is more to it than that, Father.
25:51Yeah, perhaps.
25:53But she's also a welcome diversion from the drudgery of war.
25:58If over time we show her patience and love,
26:03she will completely come over to our cause.
26:05Let me probe deep.
26:16I want you to be a sister to her, Ariadne.
26:20We might be able to take the lexicon by force,
26:23but we will need mystics like her
26:25to help us unlock its riddle.
26:32Why would they blind you
26:34if they need you to work?
26:36The king of mine was never one to let
26:39common sense get in the way
26:41of its mystic pleasures.
26:44Now, can you see anything?
26:49Not really.
26:52It will improve,
26:54little by little,
26:55as the poison washes through your body.
26:56them fibers.
27:05You won't see him again.
27:07Ah.
27:09Seduced the king, have we?
27:11Not seduced, exactly.
27:14More influenced.
27:17I hope you know what you're doing.
27:20He might seem friendly,
27:26but deep down,
27:27he's a spoiled,
27:29ruthless,
27:30vengeful despot
27:31who delights in the misery of others.
27:35No different from any other man, I know.
27:38You can't manipulate him.
27:41He's too cunning.
27:42Listen to me,
27:47Daedalus.
27:49Beth,
27:50you have to find a way
27:53to breach the walls of Athens.
27:55Of course.
27:56Mercenary has the ring
27:57and has got into Athens
27:59to find his father.
28:01He escaped.
28:05I did that, you know.
28:06You said the ring
28:07has the power to kill a god.
28:09What of it?
28:13I think I've got this all wrong.
28:15I thought the gods
28:16had brought us together
28:17to try to stop
28:18my vision of the apocalypse,
28:19but now it seems
28:20we're actually making it happen.
28:22You have to get us in there
28:24so we can try and stop him.
28:29Only if I can have the ring
28:30when we do.
28:31Look at you
28:47in your peasant's tunic.
28:51You're no son of the king.
28:53Take him the ring.
28:54He'll know if what I say is true.
28:57Who is your mother?
28:59Aethrof and Trozen.
29:00How do you know my mother,
29:02Medea?
29:03I don't.
29:04You're lying.
29:05The two of you
29:06are plotting something.
29:08She knows you're the eldest son
29:10that you carry the lexicon.
29:12That's why she tried
29:12to abduct you from Minus
29:13and bring you here.
29:15She tortured me,
29:17stuck rods in my arms,
29:19and bled me
29:20for years
29:21for nothing.
29:22Nothing.
29:22Scribe?
29:32Where is your master?
29:34I'm looking for him
29:35myself, ma'am.
29:44Who else knows you're here?
29:46The gods.
29:47And they will punish you
29:49for this.
29:52The gods.
29:56Is that the best you've got?
30:01Well, where are they?
30:05Looks like it's just us here,
30:08brother.
30:08A bronze bull.
30:19I'll need
30:20200 men
30:21and 4,000 swords
30:23to smelt into its armor.
30:26And of course,
30:28I'll need
30:29all our
30:29craftsmen,
30:30carpenters,
30:31and blacksmiths
30:32to work night and day
30:33if we're to have it ready
30:34in five days.
30:35Four days.
30:37Four days?
30:37Five days is too long.
30:40It won't be ready.
30:42Use more men.
30:43It's not the number
30:45of men, Majesty.
30:46It's the type
30:46of men.
30:48If I am to provide
30:49such a considerable force
30:51for one of your
30:52elaborate gambits,
30:54then deliver it
30:55in three days.
30:56Three?
30:57General Castorci,
30:59the Daedalus,
31:00has what he needs.
31:01But, Majesty,
31:02we have yet to hear
31:02how this
31:03bronze bull
31:04will open
31:05the gates
31:05of Athens.
31:06Isn't it obvious
31:07it will ram?
31:11Not exactly.
31:14It's not its horns
31:16that will breach
31:17the gates.
31:19But it's done.
31:21Kaiman tells me
31:22Leicott sent a message
31:23to Minos
31:23by carrier pigeon.
31:25What we need
31:26is some solid
31:27proof of death, Teresa.
31:28That will come.
31:30Are you absolutely sure
31:31that he trusts
31:34our support?
31:37Oh, yes.
31:38Leicott can't see
31:39what's coming.
31:40I suppose
31:41if he knew
31:42we were planning
31:43to expose
31:44his Teresa
31:46to the courts
31:47so that finally,
31:48once and for all,
31:49we could bring
31:49his mother down,
31:50he never would
31:50send that pigeon.
31:51Indeed.
31:52What about the scribe?
31:54Can we trust him,
31:55his lover?
31:56Kaiman's love
31:57for me outweighs
31:57his love for Lykos.
32:01Timing is critical
32:01for Eulor Pallas
32:03to snatch the throne.
32:05I won't much
32:06feel sorry
32:06for my brother.
32:08Really?
32:09No.
32:10We must find Lykos.
32:12I beg you
32:14tell the king
32:15his son is alive
32:17and hand you
32:18my birthright.
32:20If you think
32:21I want to be a prince
32:22then you're wrong.
32:23It doesn't matter
32:24what you think,
32:24it matters what
32:25he thinks.
32:29I'm sorry brother
32:30but I can't
32:31have you interfere.
32:32If you kill me
32:33you'll destroy
32:33the lexicon.
32:34What of it?
32:35My father carried
32:35the lexicon
32:36and his father
32:37before him
32:37and his father
32:38before him.
32:39Apart from
32:40making them feel
32:41like fools
32:41what good did it do?
32:42Don't you want
32:43to solve its riddle?
32:44If it could be solved
32:45someone would have
32:46done it by now.
32:47So if you're
32:47looking for a reason
32:48for me not to kill you
32:49better give it another go.
32:52I am your brother.
32:54I am your blood.
33:00Can you not feel
33:01my love?
33:05Your love.
33:09Touch my heart.
33:10I am your brother.
33:26I'm sorry. I'm sorry.
33:27To my shoulder.
33:29I'll let you sneeze a little.
33:37Listen carefully.
33:39Listen to my heart, and you can hear the sound of the lexicon.
33:48It's beyond the sound of my heart.
33:50It's still nothing.
34:03Come on.
34:07Come on.
34:16Where's the ring?
34:20If you accept his offer, we must light three bonfires at twilight.
34:32Why would Lycos, the holder of the lexicon, want to meet with me in person?
34:38Perhaps he can see the end in sight and wants to negotiate peace for his people.
34:42It seems like it's sad. It must be.
34:45Jesus would never allow it.
34:46Lycos could be doing this without his father's knowledge.
34:50Negotiating behind the king's back.
34:54They are probably desperate.
34:56Negotiating.
34:57My men smell blood.
34:59Do I want to deprive them on their day of victory?
35:01So refuse his terms.
35:03And when you do?
35:05Take it.
35:07Seems too good to be true.
35:09What have we got to lose?
35:12Oracle, what are your impressions?
35:15An apple stolen tastes just as sweet as one given, but is far more likely to have worms.
35:21So will you kidnap him?
35:22A son who betrays his first father will betray his second, too.
35:26But I shouldn't trust him.
35:29I mean, absolutely something.
35:41Yes.
35:42Go.
35:46What if it's a lie?
35:47He may not be his son at all.
35:49If it's a lie, we will kill him.
35:50And if it's true, what if he is the king's firstborn?
35:54If it's true, we will kill him.
36:06He's trying to get to my father.
36:08Stop him.
36:09Hurry.
36:09Hurry.
36:10Holy Mother Athena, Virgin Goddess of Wisdom, fortify your son's heart, Aegeus, king of Athens.
36:25Give him the courage to face his abandoned son.
36:40Your holy father, Zeus, protects you from your son.
36:46Embrace his spirit.
36:49The mighty god of the sky has created a world where man can live without fear.
36:56I'm a king, not a father.
37:00You are the father of Athens, the father of your people.
37:06My son will only want to take what I have.
37:10Just as Zeus took from his father.
37:13Zeus protects you.
37:16Zeus protects me only by warning me of the inevitable.
37:20By showing me the true spirit of man.
37:23But you are his chosen son.
37:26You must embrace your own as Zeus has embraced you.
37:30Zeus killed his father and divided his kingdom among his brothers.
37:35Why will my son act differently?
37:37He will want to kill me.
37:40He will want to kill me.
37:43Get out of my sight.
37:45Or...
37:46Or...
37:46I will want to kill you.
37:52I will want to kill you.
37:53I will want to kill you.
37:54I will want to kill you.
37:55I will want to kill you.
37:56I will want to kill you.
37:57I will want to kill you.
37:58I will want to kill you.
37:59I will want to kill you.
38:00I will want to kill you.
38:01I will want to kill you.
38:02I will want to kill you.
38:03I will want to kill you.
38:04I will want to kill you.
38:05I will want to kill you.
38:06I will want to kill you.
38:07I will want to kill you.
38:08I will want to kill you.
38:09I will want to kill you.
38:10I will want to kill you.
38:11I will want to kill you.
38:12I will want to kill you.
38:13I will want to kill you.
38:14Can you choose?
38:44Who are you?
38:55I am son of Aethra, your son.
39:07Have you come to slay your king?
39:11No, I've come to return your sacred ring.
39:14Show me.
39:16Your son Lycos took it from me.
39:22Lies and set of use!
39:24You steal into my throne room, sword drawn, to kill your king!
39:28You must remember my mother, the first of Trozen.
39:36Can you not see I have the courage of a thousand kings?
39:39I am your son.
39:40Please, father, lay down your sword.
39:42So that you can cut me down with yours!
39:48I'll lay mine down too.
39:49I only want to embrace you, father, not hurt you.
39:59You dare raise your sword in my sacred chamber?
40:09Please, father, let me explain.
40:10Lies need no explanation.
40:19Get off of my throne!
40:20It's not yours!
40:21And it never will be!
40:25It's not yours!
40:26It's not yours!
40:27And it never will be!
40:28Lies!
40:29Lies!
40:30Lies!
40:31Lies!
40:32Lies!
40:33Lies!
40:34It's not yours!
40:35And it never will be!
40:37Lies!
40:38Lies!
40:39Stop!
40:40This is your son!
40:45Kill him and you destroy the lexicon.
40:48Our only chance of salvation.
40:50He's come to slay his king.
40:51No!
40:52I brought him here!
40:53You trust him over me.
40:55Put down your sword.
40:57Will you kill your queen as well as your son?
41:00Are you sure he's my blood?
41:02Athena has affirmed it.
41:06Aegeus!
41:08He carries the promise of immortal deliverance.
41:19Son of Aegeus, will you accept your father's hand?
41:29Aegeus.
41:31Embrace your son.
41:32Embrace your son.
41:46Son.
41:47In this story.
41:48He wants to spin the rope.
41:49Son and a
41:52He has a fist λ²οΏ½γγΎγ.
41:53And we are going to win my son.
41:54He will win his son's possession.
41:55And he's timing the world.
41:56He's making it on the same way.
41:57He has a gift for you.
41:58To be a golden boy or a golden boy,
41:59He has a gift for you.
42:00He has a gift for you.
42:01He struggles with his son.
42:02So he's not a gift for you.
42:03Who are even more?
42:04I am going to die.
42:05Who knows?
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