Robert Bruce, Earl of Carrick: We need to unite Scotland.
Robert Bruce, Earl of Carrick: I'm done with running and I'm sick of hiding.
James Douglas, Lord of Douglas: Thinking about revenge? It tears on the soul, but it can also be a weapon.
Robert Bruce, Earl of Carrick: I have fifty men to fight the strongest army in the world. This is how we do it. Take the land back, castle by castle.
Robert Bruce, Earl of Carrick: You could fight for God, or country, or family. I do not care, so long as you fight!
King Edward I of England: [to the assembled noblemen] Get word to Valence: Robert de Bruce to be declared an outlaw; any man or woman who would give shelter to him or any of his ranks to be executed without trial.

King Edward I of England: [raising his voice] My son will raise the Dragon Banner. The codes of chivalry are ended. There will be no quarter.
James Douglas, Lord of Douglas: I serve Robert Bruce! Join us and free our land!
Elizabeth Burgh: [to Robert Bruce] Power is making decisions, and whatever course you are charting, I choose you, my husband.
King Edward I of England: It was my hope to grow old and not die on the battlefield but i see now that the great danger in a death from natural causes is that one may be lying in one's bed chamber thinking of all the things that have been left undone.
[James Douglas spots Robert Clifford on the battlefield, the man to whom King Edward had awarded James' holdings after banning the use of the Douglas name]

James Douglas, Lord of Douglas: [yelling] Clifford!

[they proceed to fight one another; Clifford is swiftly knocked down and struggles to rise again]

James Douglas, Lord of Douglas: You know who I am?

[Clifford attempts to defend himself and is knocked down a second time]

James Douglas, Lord of Douglas: [screaming at the top of his voice] What's my fucking name?

Robert Clifford: [stammering] Douglas!

James Douglas, Lord of Douglas: Yes!

[Douglas cuts him down]
Edward, Prince of Wales: By these swans, I vow to avenge this murderous insult to God!
Robert Bruce, Earl of Carrick: It is our feudal duty to provide fighting men for our overlord, King Edward.

Villager: You assured us these obligations would be over!

Robert Bruce, Earl of Carrick: I'd hoped they were.

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Candice 2022-03-25 09:01:14

The rhythm is not well grasped, the front is too fluid narrative, and the final battle of Bannockburn is barely a climax, but the part of letting Edward II go is obviously an exaggeration.
Bernadette 2022-01-05 08:01:50

I'm watching, watching the plot introduction, the actor should be the one who sold Wallace to England and became the King of Scotland in "Brave Heart", and later rebelled against England. The last muddy battle. It was also the wooden spear that broke the English cavalry charge, and then the infantry hacked each other. But it didn’t look like "Brave Heart".