:26:00
than I can remember,
:26:01
and we still have
preparations to make,
:26:03
so I'll make this plain.
:26:05
We require every soldier
you can summon--
:26:09
your personal escorts,
even yourselves--
:26:12
and we need them now.
:26:15
With such a force
arrayed against us,
:26:17
it's time to discuss
other options.
:26:19
Other options?
:26:20
Don't you wish at least
to lead your men
:26:24
onto the field
:26:25
and barter a better deal
with Longshanks
:26:28
before you tuck tail
and run?
:26:29
Sir William--
:26:30
We can't defeat
this army!
:26:32
We can!
:26:33
And we will!
:26:37
We won at Stirling...
and still you quibble!
:26:40
We won at York,
and you would not support us.
:26:43
if you'll not
stand up with us now,
:26:46
then I say
you're cowards.
:26:52
And if you're Scotsmen,
:26:55
I'm ashamed
to call myself one.
:26:57
Please, Sir William,
speak with me alone.
:27:02
I beg you.
:27:07
Now, you've achieved more
than anyone ever dreamed,
:27:10
but fighting
these odds,
:27:11
it looks like rage,
not courage.
:27:14
It's well beyond rage.
:27:17
Help me.
:27:20
In the name of Christ,
help yourselves!
:27:24
Now is our chance. Now.
:27:26
If we join, we can win.
:27:28
If we win, we'll have
what none of us ever had before--
:27:32
a country of our own.
:27:36
You're the rightful leader.
:27:38
And there is strength in you,
I see it.
:27:45
Unite us.
:27:49
Unite us!
:27:50
Unite the clans.
:27:59
All right.