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Lancelot.
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I believe he comes to Camelot
for a purpose, -
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- even though
he doesn't know it himself.
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What I'm about to offer this man
is already his.
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One seat stands empty.
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- You'd make him a knight, sire?
- I offer no life of privilege.
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It's a life of service.
If you want it, it's yours.
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- We don't know anything about him.
- Perhaps we should discuss ...
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Enough! What do you say?
Will you join us?
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My Lord, if I may speak?
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I owe this man
more than anyone here.
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He deserves any honour
you can give him.
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But he doesn't belong in Camelot.
He's a man who goes his way alone.
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In that freedom and solitude
is his strength.
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If you wish to honour him,
as I do, with all my heart, -
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- Let's honour him as he is.
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Let him go, alone and free ...
and with our love.
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Well ... Lancelot?
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Lady Guinevere understands me well.
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But here, among you, -
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- I have found something
that L want more than freedom.