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00:00:15Previously...

00:00:15God willing, I'll see you soon.

00:00:19I love you all.

00:00:21I'm very sorry to tell you that Ben is dead.

00:00:23Ben!

00:00:25There was a massacre.

00:00:26Mohawk leader, Joseph Grant, and led a raid on a rebel town.

00:00:30The Continentals retaliated.

00:00:31I'm still on the Sisqlana River.

00:00:33Is that not where Shadow Lake lies?

00:00:34Will they form a wife?

00:00:35Are you all away?

00:00:36Surfed as the blizzards.

00:00:37I need to know what happened to them.

00:00:38Foggy and I will come with you.

00:00:40There's a redcoat officer named Ferguson.

00:00:42I know about him.

00:00:43Cunningham means to attack you.

00:00:45And take you to him.

00:00:49Will he live?

00:00:50I think so.

00:00:51But he might not be able to walk.

00:00:53I didn't think you'd come.

00:00:55We should talk.

00:00:56Send for the devil.

00:00:57The devil appears.

00:01:15Good morning, Captain.

00:01:17I couldn't tell you what time of day it is, but good it most certainly is not.

00:01:23Fortunately, for you, you've lived to see another day.

00:01:28I never doubted I would.

00:01:30With or without your help, it's not my time.

00:01:35What's that awful smell?

00:01:39Loss of bowel and bladder control has to be expected with your type of injury.

00:01:48I need to get up.

00:01:51What did you do to me?

00:01:54I removed the musket ball from your back, but it had done quite a lot of damage.

00:02:00I take it.

00:02:01I take it you still have no sensation in your legs?

00:02:05No.

00:02:07I'll get some clean linen.

00:02:14Fine.

00:02:15Fine, Charlie.

00:02:18Tell me what must be done.

00:02:24Have you seen anyone in this condition before?

00:02:29Yes.

00:02:32It's extremely unlikely that you'll ever walk again.

00:02:38I'll never walk.

00:02:44But you'll continue to have the use of your arms and upper body.

00:02:48But beyond that, only time will tell.

00:02:59It usually does.

00:03:08And we rode as if there were devils at our backs.

00:03:11Managed to cut the men from the 96 off right at the border of the ridge.

00:03:1520 or so of them.

00:03:16Skirmish broke out.

00:03:18Nothing we couldn't handle, of course.

00:03:20Was it, Mr. Cleveland?

00:03:22No.

00:03:23I don't like to brag.

00:03:26But since dead men tell no tales.

00:03:31They've all been killed.

00:03:33You have nothing to fear from them any longer, let's put it that way.

00:03:38Take heart.

00:03:40A bit of loyalist blood is good for the soil.

00:03:44It appears you took no pleasure whatsoever in the fight.

00:03:48Well, they're sporting it.

00:03:49I won't lie.

00:03:55I warned you to make an example out of those gun-running sons of bitches.

00:04:01No, you did.

00:04:03We heard you caught Cunningham.

00:04:05You brought him here.

00:04:07He's still alive.

00:04:10For now.

00:04:13Well, I hope you make the most of it.

00:04:17Make a show of him.

00:04:18String him up.

00:04:19And no one will ever cross you again.

00:04:23I have it in hand, Mr. Cleveland.

00:04:28Considering how you spoke to me when last we met,

00:04:31I had half a mind to sit back and watch you dangle from the end of a road.

00:04:35But here we are.

00:04:38You owe me, Mr. Fraser.

00:04:43Aye.

00:04:52It's your own fault.

00:04:56You knew his help would come with a price.

00:05:01You have my word.

00:05:16Well, what do you have to save yourself then, Captain?

00:05:20Where are my men?

00:05:23They're alive.

00:05:25They're alive.

00:05:25By what you're wondering.

00:05:27Waiting on me to decide their fate.

00:05:30You had your wife save me.

00:05:33So that you could have the cruel pleasure of seeing me put to death.

00:05:38Is that it?

00:05:40Are you going to kill me?

00:05:47Not sure I can kill you.

00:05:51And you believe what I said?

00:05:53That I will not go home to the Lord for five more years?

00:05:57No.

00:05:59It's only my wife won't allow me to harm you while you're still in her care.

00:06:04But how long will that be?

00:06:07Perhaps you should just have your revenge now.

00:06:13I'm not dead.

00:06:15But I may as well be.

00:06:17I'm not sure I can stand it.

00:06:20Knowing the day is coming.

00:06:23Unable to change my status.

00:06:27I've always been able-bodied.

00:06:31A soldier.

00:06:35I imagined, perhaps, I would be slain in battle.

00:06:39No.

00:06:43More honor than that.

00:06:53But you have made your bed, Captain.

00:06:57So now you must lie in it.

00:07:01You will remain in my custody here.

00:07:04Until I can determine a more appropriate fate for you.

00:07:06I am.

00:07:13Give me a song of a loss that is gone.

00:07:21I am.

00:07:23I am.

00:07:29Mary of soul, she sailed on a day Over the sea to sky

00:07:44Billowing breeze, islands and seas Mountains of rain and sun

00:07:56All that was good, all that was fair All that was me is gone

00:08:11Sing me a song of the loss that is gone Say could that last be I

00:08:23Mary of soul, she sailed on a day Over the sea to sky

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00:12:36feeling that here is where i'm supposed to be whom shall i send send me jesus christ what is this

00:12:47it's hard to explain

00:12:52when francis marion refused to help with the guns i felt i was so defeated

00:13:00we've come all this way but when i looked around at the men

00:13:05i felt i was overcome with uh with a sense of purpose of renewed conviction

00:13:20you couldn't leave them no not like that

00:13:26desperate and dying in a god-forsaken place and i mean that in the truest sense of the word

00:13:34the gunfire the cannons

00:13:39it reminded me i've gone through the stones actually that fear of being torn apart

00:13:45of something blowing at you

00:13:50you feel your skull will fly to me don't roger please i i don't want to know how close you

00:13:54came to death

00:13:55my heart can't take it it's all right i promise

00:14:10but i need to tell you if that's okay

00:14:22because it made me realize something i want to be ordained

00:14:30but you had so many doubts

00:14:32i know there was a loud blast near the end of the battle

00:14:39close to me a cannon blast sent me flying

00:14:45but i remember the sensation of falling just for a split second as a boy

00:14:55and being caught by my father

00:15:01it was the night my mother died

00:15:05i never understood how i got out alive

00:15:09we'd gone to shelter in the London Underground and it was bombed

00:15:13but

00:15:15she tossed me from the stairs as they collapsed and

00:15:21he caught me

00:15:24i don't know how but he was there

00:15:29i think

00:15:31i think i saved my father when i sent him through the stones and he saved me

00:15:41we were always a part of history brie

00:15:46even if we didn't know it yet

00:15:50we didn't change god's plan

00:15:53we were always part of it

00:15:56so i know now

00:15:59i know that i've been called to do the lord's work

00:16:07called to be here

00:16:13well if you're certain

00:16:16i think you are

00:16:20it sounds like a good plan to me

00:16:26okay

00:16:44you know i worship you

00:16:53if you're wondering lord

00:16:56if you just send for roger's sake

00:17:01send me

00:17:05okay

00:17:25oh

00:17:26oh

00:17:28Oh, my God.

00:17:56Oh, my God.

00:18:32Oh, my God.

00:19:03Oh, my God.

00:19:32I deserve that, I suppose.

00:19:34Oh, my God.

00:19:58I'd prefer that I was dead, or that I'd join the Continental Army.

00:20:04That would bloody kill him.

00:20:06Or he'd kill you.

00:20:08So, what was it?

00:20:17I've heard of a man called Thomas Payne.

00:20:52He was a writer.

00:20:52I've heard of a man's fight on the side of Tyranny any longer.

00:20:54You arrogant prick.

00:20:56You've smeared your whole family with excrement.

00:20:58That's why I changed my name and had word sent that I died for God's sake.

00:21:02You've went so far as to have a grave marked with my name should anyone come looking.

00:21:05Someone did.

00:21:07Someone did.

00:21:07I did.

00:21:08I did.

00:21:08You bloody fool.

00:21:11I dug up that grave in the middle of the night.

00:21:15And you weren't in it.

00:21:20You're proving my point remarkably well, will you?

00:21:30What about your wife?

00:21:32What about your wife?

00:21:33She finds out.

00:21:35You know, then.

00:21:37So Uncle John did let her stay with him.

00:21:40Well, look, it's...

00:21:43I sat you on account of her that I, uh...

00:21:46What?

00:21:48Tell me.

00:21:49It was her idea I pretend I was dead.

00:21:58I don't believe you.

00:22:00She wanted me to do it.

00:22:03Not just for her or my father's sake, but for Trevor's.

00:22:09Your beautiful wife.

00:22:12How in God's name could you leave Amaranthus?

00:22:16That's not your damn business.

00:22:21Why are you so concerned with my wife, anyway?

00:22:27What in hell have you to do with her?

00:22:31You want to know what I've had to do with her?

00:22:34Who do you think has been consoling her?

00:22:38Comforting her in her grief?

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00:22:47Ah!

00:22:52Ugh!

00:22:55Huh?

00:22:56Uh!

00:22:57Uh!

00:22:58Uh!

00:22:59Uh!

00:23:02An invader.

00:23:03A traitor in our midst.

00:23:05Take him to the guardhouse.

00:23:28See you, Kong.

00:23:42My friend.

00:23:50You heard what happened?

00:23:52That's why I've come.

00:23:54To go to the village, to learn the fate of the young Hawaii and our children.

00:24:03Do not go there.

00:24:06Nothing left but ashes.

00:24:09I'm sorry.

00:24:12My own village burned to the ground as well.

00:24:15And the people?

00:24:17Were they able to flee?

00:24:19Some.

00:24:20Our scouts learned of the impending attack.

00:24:24Kahelatun, among others, rode out to meet the Continentals.

00:24:27They perished.

00:24:29But their brave sacrifice allowed time for others in the villages to escape.

00:24:35Though not all.

00:24:37And were you with our children?

00:24:41I do not know.

00:24:43But there is someone who may be able to tell you.

00:24:47Tell me.

00:25:01Tell me.

00:25:08Sure, I'll be with you.

00:25:13For some reason I will have to go.

00:25:13I will be with you.

00:25:14I will finally havebert and I will be with you.

00:25:15And you will be with you.

00:25:18Can you think of anything I've left out?

00:25:21No, I think that's enough.

00:25:26Would you really shoot them if they came back?

00:25:30His man betrayed me.

00:25:32Haunted me like a wild animal across my own land.

00:25:36For the sake of what they call King's Justice.

00:25:43If they come within my sight or my land again, I will kill them.

00:25:48I don't think they'd be foolish enough to try anything again.

00:25:54Many of our tenants are still deciding which way they'll go.

00:25:58And they'll be watching me to see.

00:26:00Am I weak?

00:26:02Will I fall?

00:26:04What about the women and their children?

00:26:08They shouldn't be punished for their husbands' transgressions.

00:26:12What would they do without their homes and their land?

00:26:16Where would they go?

00:26:18A good husband would have thought of that.

00:26:21And a wise one would have listened to his wife.

00:26:25You can't be sure that they did know about it.

00:26:28Just because you consult with your wife.

00:26:31Bell, book and candle.

00:26:33Ring the bell, close the book.

00:26:35Quench the candle.

00:26:37The right of excommunication and anathema.

00:26:40Sassanach.

00:26:41That is what I've done.

00:26:49As you have each and all conspired and acted to attack and arrest me,

00:26:54with the desired end of causing my death,

00:26:56the contract of Tennessee signed between us is, as of this date,

00:27:00rendered null and void in its entirety.

00:27:07By such actions as you have undertaken,

00:27:10you have broken my trust on the trade your sworn world.

00:27:13Therefore, you are each and all hereby evicted from the land you presently occupy,

00:27:18dispossessed of your title to said land,

00:27:22and are required to depart with your families from Fraser's Ridge within the space of ten days.

00:27:32If you seek to return to Fraser's Ridge,

00:27:35you'll be shot on sight.

00:27:59There's Mr. Crumbie.

00:28:01Something for him.

00:28:03A letter.

00:28:04Is that all, sir?

00:28:05I can get to him if you'd like.

00:28:06He has me here.

00:28:08Iram!

00:28:24I, er...

00:28:27I regret what happened.

00:28:30At Lodge.

00:28:37Is that supposed to be an apology, Mr. Crumbie?

00:28:40I did what I thought I had to.

00:28:43I didn't act against you personally.

00:28:45Aye.

00:28:46Captain Cunningham had convinced me it's impossible to fight the King's army and prevail.

00:28:51It is folly to side with the Continentals,

00:28:53and I'm not the only one to think so.

00:28:57Does the opinion of your settlers mean so little to you?

00:28:59It does as if they try to stab me in the back.

00:29:01I was only trying to protect my family.

00:29:04As am I, Mr. Crumbie.

00:29:07So?

00:29:08I'm sure you'll understand what I tell you.

00:29:11You're no longer welcome here.

00:29:18The Beertreys will be taking over the trading post.

00:29:23As stipulated, you have ten days to gather your things and go.

00:29:35Let's go.

00:29:55If you'll kindly wait here, the master will be with you shortly.

00:29:59I thank thee.

00:30:04A beautiful home.

00:30:06He was right.

00:30:08He must have a foot in both worlds.

00:30:10More than a foot, I think.

00:30:13Joseph Brandt has been to London and an audience with King George.

00:30:25Sir Gaw.

00:30:27Thank you for receiving us.

00:30:29I thank thee also, friend Tyondanega.

00:30:32We are grateful for your time.

00:30:34You are a Quaker.

00:30:36I am.

00:30:37Oh.

00:30:38And therefore a peacetalker?

00:30:41No, but we do come in peace.

00:30:45This is my wife, Catherine.

00:30:48You're welcome.

00:31:02Not a friend yourself then, Mr. Moray.

00:31:06Friendly.

00:31:07When last we met, you were with the Continentals.

00:31:12Is that still the case?

00:31:15Aye.

00:31:18Tea, thank goodness.

00:31:20A rare treat after a long journey.

00:31:28When I read of the attack on Shadow Lake, I had to come.

00:31:32I need to know what happened to the people of my clan.

00:31:35You forfeited the right to that knowledge when you left and joined the enemy.

00:31:42I didnae leave the Mohawk to join the rebel cause.

00:31:46I was told to leave.

00:31:48I didnae want to go at all.

00:31:51But that doesnae matter.

00:31:54I cannot go on without knowing whether we are away and her children live.

00:31:59And what does your current wife have to say about that?

00:32:05The spirit has moved him to look for them.

00:32:10If they are dead, then tell me, so that I may mourn.

00:32:16Need I remind you that it was in fact the Continental Army who burned the village?

00:32:22Aye.

00:32:25In retaliation for the brutal massacre at Cherry Valley, which you participated in.

00:32:30If the Continentals hadn't launched an assault on the Iroquois village of Unquaga in the first place, I would never

00:32:36have had to.

00:32:36All who take the sword shall perish by it.

00:32:39War is an endless perpetuation of violence.

00:32:44How different things might be if we women were at the helm.

00:32:50It is a wise man indeed who listens to his wife.

00:32:55Particularly when he has had two of them.

00:33:03And both are still living.

00:33:05Where is she?

00:33:08I must see her.

00:33:09You are a guest here.

00:33:11And in no position to make demands.

00:33:15Perhaps Mr. Marea to consider how his wives might feel about this.

00:33:26While Hyong Hawe is here.

00:33:30She's here.

00:33:33Her children too.

00:33:36Many of the dispossessed are sheltering with us before we journey north.

00:33:41It is a shame that you will not see them.

00:33:46I respectfully ask that you leave.

00:34:08Mrs. Crombie.

00:34:13Might I speak with you, Mr. Fraser?

00:34:21It appears I have little choice in the matter.

00:34:26We have come to beg thy mercy, laird.

00:34:30Not for ourselves, but for our brains.

00:34:34Please.

00:34:37Get up for God's sake.

00:34:42Your husbands put you up to this?

00:34:43Our husbands forbade us to come.

00:34:46Said they'd beat us if we stirred a foot out of doors.

00:34:50But we will always stand for it.

00:34:53They'd sacrifice us and the bairns for the sake of their stubborn pride.

00:34:58So we came anyway.

00:35:01Our husbands are fools and cowards.

00:35:05And they'll pay the price for their foolishness.

00:35:09They came what they were risking when they cast their lads with Cunningham.

00:35:14That's a risk they should never have taken.

00:35:20I put them out for a good cause.

00:35:22We understand why you banished them.

00:35:25And we can even better the kindness you've always shown our families.

00:35:30You have paid my kindness by betraying me.

00:35:34Our husbands acted without our knowledge.

00:35:37Betrayed us as well.

00:35:41I'm sorry for you.

00:35:43Please.

00:35:45Don't send us away.

00:35:48We'll do anything.

00:35:50But if you ask of us,

00:35:52we'll swear on us

00:35:54that our husbands will never raise hand

00:35:56nor voice against you in any matter.

00:36:05How exactly do you mean to guarantee this,

00:36:08good behaviour?

00:36:10I suppose your wife could answer that for you, Mr Fraser.

00:36:15We have our ways.

00:36:17If they refuse to conduct themselves

00:36:19in a manner by fitting honourable men.

00:36:23Surely you can imagine

00:36:24what a wife might do to a husband

00:36:26who's taken the roof room

00:36:27over hurting her children's heads.

00:36:43I said what I said

00:36:45and I will not go back.

00:36:48I cannot honour

00:36:49a Tennessee contract

00:36:50made with a man

00:36:51who would have seen me hanged.

00:36:56Then it is with heavy hearts

00:36:57and deep sorrow

00:36:58that we will go.

00:37:01May God bless you

00:37:02and your family, sir.

00:37:25Sorry, Rachel.

00:37:30I can see now that

00:37:32all of this has brought you pain.

00:37:34It's too much to ask.

00:37:37No.

00:37:39No, all is well.

00:37:43It is now.

00:37:46I can see it on your face.

00:37:52I didn't think I'd feel this way.

00:37:55Heaven knows I

00:37:57try to put aside my feelings.

00:38:00I'm a godly woman, after all.

00:38:05Though the oven puts me on a pedestal,

00:38:08I am in fact

00:38:10still an ordinary woman,

00:38:12flesh and blood.

00:38:15It would never hurt you.

00:38:20But would thee have left her?

00:38:23What do you mean?

00:38:25I have you.

00:38:27You are everything to me.

00:38:29But would thee have left her

00:38:31all those years ago

00:38:33if thee had had any choice in the matter?

00:38:42Then it is as I thought

00:38:44that they would be with her still.

00:38:48Rachel.

00:38:49I know it is irrational.

00:38:51No one has love ever been

00:38:53rational.

00:38:56I prayed

00:38:57that we on her way

00:38:58would be alive.

00:39:00Not only because

00:39:02I wish her

00:39:03no harm, but

00:39:06selfishly

00:39:08because ghosts have a way

00:39:09of inserting themselves

00:39:10where they are not wanted.

00:39:13And a living,

00:39:15breathing wife

00:39:15who has reappeared

00:39:17would surely take up

00:39:18much more room than any ghost.

00:39:30I don't need to see them.

00:39:33It is enough for me

00:39:34to know that they are alive.

00:39:37We'll go home.

00:39:52Positioner to you.

00:39:55How does he do this morning?

00:39:58I've done better.

00:40:04Well,

00:40:05I'm afraid to say

00:40:06that their condition

00:40:06is somewhat alarming to me.

00:40:08Take off thy britches

00:40:09and bend over the bench, please.

00:40:11I beg your pardon?

00:40:13I mean to begin

00:40:14by giving thee a clyster

00:40:15to settle thy humors.

00:40:22I've lost you.

00:40:25My arse

00:40:25is the only

00:40:26uninjured part of me.

00:40:28Trust me.

00:40:34No.

00:40:35Cold water

00:40:36is not the best medium

00:40:37for the purpose.

00:40:38Private Chesley,

00:40:40can you fetch me

00:40:40a bucket of warm water, please?

00:40:42Very well, sir.

00:40:44I suppose you're safe

00:40:45in here with him, sir?

00:40:47Maybe it best

00:40:47you step out here

00:40:48while I fetch the water, sir.

00:40:49No.

00:40:50There is no danger.

00:40:51His injuries

00:40:52have weakened him.

00:40:53However,

00:40:54I'm particularly concerned

00:40:55about some of his symptoms.

00:40:56The sooner I can perform

00:40:57this noble act

00:40:58to purge his backside

00:40:59and cleanse his bowels,

00:41:00then I...

00:41:00I see.

00:41:02Very good, sir.

00:41:08He didn't bolt the door.

00:41:10Should I make a run for it?

00:41:11No.

00:41:12He wouldn't get far.

00:41:13Fear not.

00:41:14I will insist

00:41:15that he has signs

00:41:16of smallpox

00:41:16and will subsequently

00:41:17escort thee

00:41:18to the quarantine

00:41:18at the edge of camp

00:41:19where I think

00:41:20they might die

00:41:21as a result

00:41:21of thine illness.

00:41:22Sadly.

00:41:23And I'll be sorry

00:41:24to see thee go.

00:41:25Fine physician you are.

00:41:27Oh, well.

00:41:28One less mouth to feed.

00:41:31I do hope

00:41:31I'll see you again

00:41:32on the other side

00:41:33of all this.

00:41:34So do I.

00:41:35God willing.

00:41:57And is your papa home?

00:42:00And is your papa home?

00:42:02He is indeed.

00:42:07I have something for you.

00:42:10It seems to have made its way

00:42:12here from your comrades-at-arms.

00:42:25This letter is from Francis Marion.

00:42:31He still has reservations

00:42:33about Jamie.

00:42:37But after your actions in battle,

00:42:39none whatsoever about you.

00:42:41Didn't it help you?

00:42:43He says he still needs

00:42:44a few days to arrange it,

00:42:45but he'll get us

00:42:47the guns we need.

00:42:53All right, sweetheart.

00:42:58Bold of you to return,

00:42:59I must admit.

00:43:02I do not feel bold.

00:43:04I feel afraid.

00:43:07Why?

00:43:09Because I must beg

00:43:10that thee allow Ian

00:43:11to see Weyong away.

00:43:13He must.

00:43:19And you are afraid of this

00:43:20because

00:43:22you do not trust him?

00:43:24I cannot say

00:43:25whether it is him

00:43:26I do not trust

00:43:26or myself.

00:43:29But that is what

00:43:29I shall find out.

00:43:33I have burned

00:43:34with a jealousy

00:43:34I did not know

00:43:35I was capable of.

00:43:37But I do not wish

00:43:38to be consumed by it.

00:43:41I'll admit

00:43:43I fear Ian's love

00:43:45for Weyong away

00:43:47and hurts for him.

00:43:50If we were both

00:43:51standing before him now

00:43:52and each of us in peril,

00:43:55whose aid would he come to first?

00:44:00But I cannot prevent him

00:44:01from seeing her

00:44:04and more importantly

00:44:06his son

00:44:08by her.

00:44:12They have a son together?

00:44:15No one else knows.

00:44:17And I know

00:44:18Ian wishes to keep it that way

00:44:19for Weyong away's sake.

00:44:22Now that you can see

00:44:23why we have traveled

00:44:24so very far.

00:44:27How can I stand

00:44:28between him and his child?

00:44:32I risk

00:44:33losing Ian, perhaps.

00:44:35But it is a risk

00:44:36I must take

00:44:38if I am to stay true

00:44:39to myself

00:44:41and the woman

00:44:42he fell in love with.

00:45:24My wife

00:45:26to stop

00:45:27and to keep

00:45:27or to be

00:45:33I will revoke the letter of management.

00:45:53But the contracts I made with you, gentlemen, as tenants, remain void.

00:46:00What?

00:46:00From here on, I will address your wives.

00:46:03Kindly step forward, please, ladies.

00:46:14Your husbands will swear their fealty to me and turn in their weapons.

00:46:21All of them.

00:46:22How will we hunt?

00:46:24Where will we get our meat?

00:46:25As I told you, Mr. Crombie, the Beersies will take charge of the trading post.

00:46:30Your wives can purchase meat from there.

00:46:32No one is forcing you to stay.

00:46:35It is true.

00:46:38Please, Mr. Fraser, continue with what you are saying.

00:46:45I will not have men on my land that may plot against me.

00:46:49But I will write new contracts between myself and each of you ladies for the tenancy of the land.

00:47:00Mind, this means each of you are responsible for the rents and other terms of the contract.

00:47:07If you want to accept your husband's advice and help, all well and good.

00:47:14But the land is yours, not his.

00:47:18And if he proves false, either to you or to me, he will answer for it to me, even unto

00:47:26death.

00:47:45We agree, Mr. Fraser, and accept your terms.

00:47:51Thank you for your kind forbearance.

00:47:55We are so very grateful.

00:48:22You did the right thing.

00:48:24I hope so.

00:48:28I'm likely nurturing a brood of vipers.

00:48:31It does lighten the weight on my heart.

00:48:35Good.

00:48:36And now you know that the women will be watching their husbands like hawks.

00:48:41Blessed are the merciful, for they shall obtain mercy.

00:48:46So they have said anything.

00:48:48I'm glad to hear you're so filled with charity.

00:48:54I hope you're not exhausted your store for the day.

00:48:57Evidently I have an endless store of it.

00:49:01So, what is it you want?

00:49:05Charles can no longer remain here without supporters.

00:49:09And at your mercy, I must ask that you let me take him home.

00:49:14He's my prisoner.

00:49:16And he is my son.

00:49:18Forgive me, Mrs. Cunningham.

00:49:20You're an older woman.

00:49:22What if something should happen?

00:49:24What if you should die on the way to wherever it is you want to take him?

00:49:28I will leave that to God.

00:49:31I trust in him as considerable.

00:49:35Where is it you plan on taking him?

00:49:38I want to take him home.

00:49:40To England.

00:49:42Charles is all I have left.

00:49:45And if I am to spend the final years of his life, my life, wiping his bottom and changing his

00:49:52sheets,

00:49:53then I'd like to do it in a place that, well, that is at least known to me.

00:50:07Please, don't make me beg.

00:50:10But if I have to, I will.

00:50:13I would do anything for my child.

00:50:16Wouldn't you?

00:50:31White flubbers.

00:50:33For peace.

00:50:37Thank you for this.

00:50:43That must be her.

00:50:47Is he sure that he would not prefer a moment alone with Emily first?

00:50:51I want you and the wee man both with me.

00:51:07If you have everything you need, we'll leave you to it.

00:51:24Perhaps you do not know me anymore.

00:51:28Am I a stranger to you?

00:51:32A stranger I think I know.

00:51:39This is?

00:51:44Rachel.

00:51:46My wife.

00:51:48And my wee son.

00:51:51Seigal.

00:51:53I am pleased to meet thee.

00:51:55Ian has told me many good things about thee.

00:51:58Thy daughter.

00:51:59And, of course,

00:52:01thy beautiful son.

00:52:05The health and happiness to you.

00:52:11Do you still know me?

00:52:14I am changed.

00:52:17By sorrows.

00:52:20When you are away,

00:52:22I'm so glad you're alive.

00:52:26I'm sorry about Kylo, too.

00:52:30He was a good man.

00:52:32I wish there was something I could do.

00:52:36There is something.

00:52:40Anything.

00:52:44Tayon Danega says the war will be over soon.

00:52:47But his wife's eyes say he does not believe it.

00:52:52And I had a terrible dream about it.

00:52:56More than once.

00:52:59But I prayed.

00:53:01I prayed and now you are here.

00:53:05In my dream,

00:53:08Our son is captured by soldiers.

00:53:13They are cruel.

00:53:15They beat him.

00:53:17And they force him to fight in battle and he is killed.

00:53:26will you take him to live with you he will be safe by your side you can protect him from

00:53:33harm

00:53:35take him home with us if your wife will have him at her fire

00:53:46of course we'll take him if he is certain

00:53:52we'll take him to live with you

00:54:04where's the baby

00:54:11what is your name

00:54:14he has not got a real name

00:54:16call him oggy till his proper name comes

00:54:22this dog is yours my brother

00:54:26one of the many grandsons of your wolf

00:54:34this is rollo's grandson

00:54:40do you remember me

00:54:44very glad to see you

00:54:47are you safe lass

00:54:50did we grow

00:54:51yes

00:54:53it was only my precious boy in this dream

00:55:00oh

00:55:07you will always be thy son

00:55:10i'm honored that he will be mine as well

00:55:13i'll certainly feed him at my hearth all he wants ever

00:55:17i will love him as my own

00:55:23so

00:55:25you named my son for me

00:55:28let me do the same for yours

00:55:45his name

00:55:47his name

00:55:48is hunter

00:55:52they must be led by the spirits

00:55:54that name is meaningful to me

00:55:55in more ways than one

00:55:59kill one

00:56:00i love you always

00:56:14yes

00:56:16i love thee too

00:56:18forever

00:56:20the spirit of everything

00:56:23i'm going to spend the rest of my life with thee

00:56:25i have to believe that he loves me as much as i love thee

00:56:29and our children

00:56:36i love you

00:57:03in another lifetime perhaps

00:57:06you wouldn't i might have been great friends

00:57:08i don't know

00:57:09as it is

00:57:09i must say farewell

00:57:13keep your friends close

00:57:15and your enemies closer

00:57:17are very wise

00:57:21i can't help but ask

00:57:23which was i

00:57:32i counted you as a friend

00:57:35elspeth

00:57:41goodbye

00:57:42goodbye

00:58:02doesn't mean our troubles have gone away sasrach

00:58:10cunningham may be gone

00:58:11but major ferguson is not

00:58:13but major ferguson is not

00:58:39well

00:58:49yes

00:58:51the

00:58:52the

00:58:54the

00:58:55the

00:59:57I went there once.

00:59:58What if it was her daughter?

01:00:00No.

01:00:01No, no, no, no, no, no, no.

01:00:06How can I have faith with everything that's about to come?

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