1:28:00
Rise, infidel, so that the court
may gaze upon your face.
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The infidel, Rebecca of York,
stands accused of the foul crimes...
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...of sorcery and black magic.
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Let her trial begin.
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The witness, Roger of Bermondsley,
a soldier at arms.
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Tell the court what you know
of this woman.
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At the castle of Torquilstone...
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...with my own eyes I saw this accused
perched on the highest parapet of the tower.
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With my own ears I heard her call
upon the powers of darkness.
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Forthwith, she was changed
into a black swan...
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...which three times circled the castle
and returned to the tower...
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...and was again this accused!
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- My lord!
- The tribunal will address you...
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...when fitting, knight. Until then,
be you silent or quit this court!
1:29:07
I draw my wage, milords, as servant
to Isaac of York in Sheffield town.
1:29:11
Some nights past,
I heard the sound of chanting...
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...and I looked through a keyhole.
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Through this I saw the body of a knight
lying dead on a pallet.
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Above him crouched this evil spirit...
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...speaking in a soft tongue...
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...and lo, the knight stirred
and came back to life again.
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Can you name this knight?
1:29:32
The name Sir Wilfred of lvanhoe
was spoken...
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...and he rose and replied as alive as me.
1:29:38
You may go.
1:29:42
Forgive me, milady! They made me say it!
1:29:51
The words of Sir Brian De Bois-Guilbert
to the accused were these:
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"I confess to living under a spell.
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Who could cast it so well as you?