:14:03
Your Grace. Your Grace?
:14:07
- He's coming round.
- Oh.
:14:10
Oh, that I might always wake
unto such a vision.
:14:16
Don't move.
:14:17
I must say, Your Grace,
we certainly did a job out here.
:14:21
We routed them.
:14:22
That bunch will be
walking bow-legged for a week.
:14:25
Milady, it is not seemly
to gloat over the fallen.
:14:29
Let them rot in hell!
:14:32
Sir, I am
a tame and peaceful man.
:14:36
Please, Sir Knight, I do not
wish to be inhospitable...
:14:39
but I must ask you to leave
as soon as you're able.
:14:42
I am sorry to have offended
the dignity of your castle...
:14:47
and at daylight,
I shall depart...
:14:50
but first, may I remind you
of your promise?
:14:54
Promise?
:14:55
True, it is not yet dawn...
:14:58
but I have kept vigil
and proven myself in combat.
:15:03
I therefore beg you,
dub me knight.
:15:08
Oh, certainly.
Let's get it over with.
:15:11
Sancho, would you be
good enough to fetch my sword?
:15:15
Yes, Your Grace.
:15:19
I cannot speak, milady...
:15:21
how joyful I am that this
ceremony should take place...
:15:24
in your presence.
:15:26
Be careful, now.
:15:27
It is the solemn moment
that seals my vocation.
:15:32
- Are you ready?
- I am.
:15:36
Very well, then. Kneel.
:15:45
Don Quixote de La Mancha...
:15:47
I hereby dub thee knight.
:15:51
My Lord.
:15:53
Didn't I do it right?
:15:56
If your lordship
could make some mention...
:15:59
of the deeds I've performed
to deserve this honor...