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Then woe to the house of Pryor.

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Woe to the Trojans.

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I'm afraid you're a bit late to say woe to the horse.

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I've just given instructions to have it brought into the city.

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Of all the idiocy to have it brought into the city.

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Why, that horse is in the image of one of our gods.

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It's a trick. My dreams have always been right and they foretell disaster.

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Now were they right about that little temple, that has brought us nothing but good luck.

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Good luck you call it. The whole family besotted by that sorceress.

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Oh, I do wish you'd stop calling Cressida that.

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And I would call it luck to have the entire Greek army removed from our shores.

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Peace at last.

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Though the arrival of the horse is a little puzzling.

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Well, Cressida probably arranged it. In the very sight of it, just frightened the Greeks away.

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Where is Cressida?

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She's probably down in the square, watching them bring in the horse.

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Oh, then I'd better go look for her. I don't like her to go wandering around the city on her own.

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No, bring her back up here again. She'll get a better view.

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Katharina, go and look for the sorceress. I don't trust my lovesick brother.

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But Grey Priest says the augury said that...

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You have a right to question me.

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Very well then, go and watch for that girl.

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Vicky, what's going on out there?

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They're just bringing the horse into the city. Follow me.

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I'm still very worried about those fig trunks.

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You're happy? That's all you have to worry about.

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Of all the undignified ways of entering a city, this takes a flight.

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If only you would have allowed me another day to fit shock absorbers.

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Suspense, we've arrived.

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Oh, well now, what is it you propose to do?

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We wait, Doctor, without movement.

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In absolute silence.

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There, father, the horse is safely installed.

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And you may notice, my sister, that nothing disastrous has occurred.

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Wait and see. There's time yet, and mark my words, that horse will be the doom of Troy.

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It's a little more rough-hewn than I had expected.

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Well, since it's here, we'd better take a closer look.

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That's some horse. You could call it that.

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Doctor, sir...

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Doctor, sir, what's the matter?

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I'm afraid I've got a little trouble.

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I'm afraid I've got a little trouble.

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I'm afraid I've got a little trouble.

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I'm afraid I've got a little trouble.

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Doctor, sir...

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It would be pretty silly if they caught you again.

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And you.

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What do you mean?

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If they find us together, they'll know you let me out.

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They think I invoked that thing. I'm all right.

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It's only so long as they think it's a gift from the gods.

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They'll know very differently once the doctor and company come out of it.

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You think he's in it?

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Well, it's likely, isn't it?

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I mean, he'll be worried about getting back to the TARDIS.

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He must be able to see. He's got nothing to worry about.

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That thing is so rickety, it must be full of peepholes.

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All right, you do better in the time they have.

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I wonder why he didn't delay like we asked.

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He must have a plan of escape to rescue us.

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Cyclops must have told him where we were.

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If Cyclops got through.

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Look.

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That is one of Cassandra's girls.

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What?

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That girl.

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I've seen her with Cassandra. She's a handmaid at the temple or something.

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Then she must be looking for you.

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Look, you go back. I'll find somewhere to hide around here.

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Look, they trust me. I'm all right.

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You'd better go.

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In any case, Troilus will die of jealousy if he knows you're with me.

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And what is that supposed to mean?

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Come off it, Vicki. The way you two are carrying on...

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Troilus has been very kind to me and I'm very fond of him.

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And if all you can do is make him last like that...

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I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I am sorry.

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You'd better go.

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And if you really are that fond of him, you'd better tell him to get out of the city.

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Why?

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What do you mean when they come out of that thing?

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Stephen.

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It's possible, isn't it?

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Tell him to get out of Troy, just to be on the safe side.

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Diomede, he's gone.

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He's gone?

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His cell's empty.

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The gods will opt him by a trick, so they say.

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It's that Cressida. Troy's doom is nigh.

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How could it be? She's one girl.

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A girl, you call her, you lovesick fool.

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But I know she's a witch and must be burnt, along with that horse out there.

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See, there she stands.

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Now, did you ever see her looking like a witch?

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Come here, my child. Where have you been? We've been worried about you.

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I've just been out.

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Yes, but where?

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Look, you didn't free Diomede, did you?

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Diomede?

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Yes, your friend, the Greek prisoner. He has escaped.

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Did you set him free?

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Oh, that's nonsense. I mean, how could you?

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By sorcery.

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I am not a sorceress. Really, I'm not.

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I believe you, my child, but you must forgive us if we are naturally suspicious.

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This has been a long and difficult war.

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Peace will take a little bit of getting used to.

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My handmaiden, Katharina, will stay with her.

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Very well. Come, my children.

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Our people have gone to the square of Oratory.

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We must go and join them there, and I must speak.

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And we must also make plans for the celebrations.

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Thank you, my dear. See you later.

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Thank you. Thank you for being so kind to me.

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My dear child, this city owes its salvation to you.

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Oh, no, let it not happen.

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Did you want something?

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No, thank you.

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How you can sit there so peacefully defeats me.

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Have you no feelings? No emotions?

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I was thinking, Doctor, that with any luck,

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either Hagamemnon or Achilles will not come through.

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You mean Deltisatus?

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No.

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But I, just a hope.

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One less finger in the pie, a greater share of the booty for me.

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That is a most immoral way of looking at life.

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Nonsense.

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It's the reason that I've been here for ten long years, fighting all the time.

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Yes, but I must get out of here at once.

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You can't.

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I've only got to pull that lever and I can get back down into the square.

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Yes, yes.

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But as I happen to be sitting on the rope, you'll fall forty feet and break your neck.

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I will not be parted to your screens.

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You forced me to invent this contraption.

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I'm really glad I did, Doctor.

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Up to now it's been very satisfactory.

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You had no right to bring me here at all.

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I'm utterly useless to you.

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You must not be out of here.

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Yourself is greedy, corrupt, cheap, horrible.

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One thought is for yourself and what you can get out of it.

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Be quiet.

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I will not be quiet.

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You may stay here if you wish to have your insignificant win,

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victory or whatever you call it, but you must not be out of here.

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One more word out of you and I shall kill you.

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You will be my last victim in joy.

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That's better.

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But now our ship should be returning as you planned.

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Cressida.

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I'm so glad you've come.

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I had to see you.

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Troilus, dear Troilus, will you do something for me?

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Anything.

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Leave the city.

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Why?

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It's Diomede.

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Diomede?

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I'm sure he's out on the plain.

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You've got to go and look for him and find him.

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If you bring him back you'll prove yourself the warrior you really are.

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He'll be your prisoner then as well as Paris's.

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But he may have been rescued by the Greeks by now.

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No, no, no.

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Paris said they'd all gone away and that was before he even escaped.

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Why this concern for Diomede?

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Is he...

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Do you...

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I mean...

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Are you in love with him?

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No, he's just a friend.

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Then if he's your friend, why do you want him captured?

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To be a prisoner of war is considered very bad form.

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But...

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Why won't you see?

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Go out and search for him on the plain.

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Cressida, I say I'd do anything for you and a Trojan stands by his word.

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But please, why do you want me to leave the city and go and search for a highly skilled Greek warrior?

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He isn't armed.

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I wouldn't send you out there if I thought anything could happen to you.

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I just want you to...

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I just want you to catch your own prisoner.

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Did you mean that?

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About not wanting me hurt?

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Of course I did. I wouldn't ask you to do it otherwise.

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Oh, Cressida.

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You haven't got time. You've got to go now.

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Don't worry.

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Everything's going to be all right.

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Thank you.

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Thank you.

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Sir.

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This plan of yours, Doctor, is going to be a great success.

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Stay close to me.

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Normandy!

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Normandy, where are you?

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What ails you, petty princeling?

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Lost someplace, eh? The one you call for is long dead.

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You're a Greek. I thought you'd sailed away. Who are you?

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You should not ask.

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My name is Achilles, my brother's murderer.

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So Prince Troilus is it?

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Well, I killed your brother fairly. Fought him man for man.

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Alas, I cannot do the same for you.

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This will be the murder of a boy.

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Has Cressida played me false?

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Very well.

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I'll fight my brother's murderer, for I only live to kill Diomede, who is already dead.

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So follow him, Trojan.

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Medic!

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Morey!

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Help me!

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Morey!

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Morey!

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Help me, please.

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So died my brother.

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Nuts!

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The wheel has spun full circle.

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I lived to call down Rolf for love of Cressida.

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I lived to call down Rolf for love of Cressida.

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I lived to call down Rolf for love of Cressida.

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I lived to call down Rolf for love of Cressida.

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I lived to call down Rolf for love of Cressida.

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I lived to call down Rolf for love of Cressida.

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I lived to call down Rolf for love of Cressida.

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I lived to call down Rolf for love of Cressida.

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I lived to call down Rolf for love of Cressida.

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I lived to call down Rolf for love of Cressida.

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I lived to call down Rolf for love of Cressida.

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I lived to call down Rolf for love of Cressida.

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I lived to call down Rolf for love of Cressida.

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I lived to call down Rolf for love of Cressida.

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I lived to call down Rolf for love of Cressida.

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I lived to call down Rolf for love of Cressida.

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I lived to call down Rolf for love of Cressida.

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I lived to call down Rolf for love of Cressida.

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I lived to call down Rolf for love of Cressida.

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I lived to call down Rolf for love of Cressida.

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I lived to call down Rolf for love of Cressida.

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I lived to call down Rolf for love of Cressida.

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I lived to call down Rolf for love of Cressida.

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I lived to call down Rolf for love of Cressida.

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I lived to call down Rolf for love of Cressida.

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I lived to call down Rolf for love of Cressida.

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I lived to call down Rolf for love of Cressida.

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I lived to call down Rolf for love of Cressida.

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I lived to call down Rolf for love of Cressida.