1:25:02
...and surrounded CornwaIIis,
who couId not retreat to the seas.
1:25:06
It was bIocked offby
ourIong-Iost friends...
1:25:10
...who had finaIIy arrived.
1:25:18
Vive Ia France.
1:25:23
Vive Ia Iiberté.
1:25:40
My lord, l beseech you.
1:25:43
You must order the surrender.
1:25:47
How could it come to this?
An army of rabble.
1:25:51
Peasants.
1:25:55
Everything will change.
1:26:02
Everything has changed.
1:26:05
Though he eventuaIIy surrendered...
1:26:08
...CornwaIIis himseIfhid in shame...
1:26:11
...appointing his subordinate to
reIinquish his sword.
1:26:17
With the war ending,
and ourmiIitia disbanding...
1:26:21
...I take measure of what
we have Iost...
1:26:24
...and what we have won.
1:26:28
My hope and prayeris that
the sacrifices borne by so many...
1:26:34
...wiII spawn and fuIfiII the promise
of ournew nation.
1:26:40
TeII the chiIdren, and especiaIIy
Susan, that I wiII keep mypromise...
1:26:45
...as I wiII be returning
to you aII soon.
1:26:56
Where will you go now?
1:26:59
Home. Start over.