00:00So, Sir Duncan the Tall?
00:10No!
00:17How good a night are you?
00:19You'll see.
00:24It's this way.
00:26You came for the tourney?
00:29The tourney is a contest for nights.
00:32You and I?
00:33I'm no farmer.
00:34Yeah, you've come dressed as one.
00:36Sir, I could squire for you.
00:39And you could teach me.
00:41Every night needs a squire.
00:43And you look like you need one more than most.
00:48Sir Ireland raised me to be a true knight.
00:51Not with sword or lance.
00:53But with honour.
00:55And I swore that I would.
00:57What's this?
00:58It's a hedge knight, ain't it?
01:00What?
01:01It's like a knight, but sadder.
01:03We're not sad.
01:08If I could call myself a champion,
01:10some great house might take me into its service.
01:13Perhaps even House Targaryen.
01:16Targaryens?
01:17They're incestuous aliens.
01:19And tyrants.
01:23Sir Duncan the Tall.
01:24Aerion would like your head.
01:27Maybe the gods figure this is what I deserve.
01:29Come out, come out little knight.
01:33And so, I ask you again.
01:35How good a knight are you?
01:47You may be wise to run.
01:49Won't they kill me if I run?
01:51Won't they kill you anyway?
01:54As honour.
01:56Deserted.
01:57The noble houses of Westeros.
02:03And there's no true knight among you.
02:08Was that ill handled?
02:11No.
02:12Right, yeah.
02:23We're not very satisfied.
02:24It's like, right?
02:25I've been impressed with you.
02:26I've got some notes with your hands.
02:27No.
02:28I'm very happy.
02:29We are not a statue.
02:30We are a statue.
02:31He is an statue.
02:32You are a statue.
02:33That's like, Marek.
02:34That's what you're doing.
02:35Let's stay at it.
02:36In this case, your hand.
02:37You are a statue.
02:39I'm a statue.
02:41The name is a statue.
02:42I'm a statue.
02:43Many of you, my statue.
02:44I'm a statue.
02:46How a statue is a statue.
02:47We are a statue.
02:49Her statue is a statue.
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