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If I had my way,
I'd have put him out to sea

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with his sword and sent him
on his way with flames.

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We must find comfort
in the fact that Red Jacob

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is with the Lord now.

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I should have been able
to decide what was done.

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What we're doing.

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It's what he would have wanted.

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I'm the eldest.

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Aye, but not the eldest son.

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Yer father's untimely death
has shaken us all, lass.

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But one thing at a time.

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Let's see ye dressed and ready
to face the day before us.

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We must do our best
to get through the funeral.

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How can we talk of putting
my father in the ground

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when Clan MacKenzie
is vulnerable?

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No successor was named.

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Someone else, not of our name
or of our blood,

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could come in and take charge
of the clan, of our home,

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of our money,
of our reputation,

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of everything we have.

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Ye ken that Colum and Dougal
are both bidding

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for the lairdship.

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The Gathering will decide.

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Yer brothers may no'
have been named,

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but folk will see

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that they are MacKenzie
through an' through

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an' choose one of them.

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And in the meantime?

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Our strength is being tested.

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What's to come will be
a trial for all of us.

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And even worse for you,
my dear.

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Your father protected ye
for a reason.

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This, my bonnie wee lass,

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is for you.

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Bonnie, perhaps.

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Not so wee now.

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Nah, maybe not.

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May any man who looks at you

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with more feelings
than he ought

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be cursed and have his eyes
burnt out with hot coals.

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I know I canna stay here
at Leoch forever.

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I have a duty
to marry eventually.

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But you've given me
the knowledge

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to break free of certain chains

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and taught me that true freedom
is the ability to think.

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How can I willingly walk
into such a prison?

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Ye need say no more, lass.

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This is a MacKenzie brooch.

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To be worn
with MacKenzie plaid.

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Man's plaid?

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Our clothes tell a story,
<i>m'annsachd.</i>

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Yer bodice
and yer skirts tell us

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what's expected of ye
as a lassie.

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This cloth stands
for something else,

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tells a different tale.

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Wear it
as you would wear armor,

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as my promise to you.

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A MacKenzie ye are,

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and a MacKenzie
you'll always be.

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Try not to worry about it
too much, not yet.

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How can ye say that
when you ken that Da

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sought my opinion
on every matter?

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I live and breathe
to protect this family.

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<i>I'm sorry.</i>

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I only meant that we must wait

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to see what will become of us.

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Oh, thank God that
both your sisters are married,

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<i>taken care of.</i>

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<i>Perhaps 'tis time
you considered,</i>

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well, doing the same thing.

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I'll have no talk of weddings

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on the day
of my father's funeral.

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He's so pale.

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I hate seeing him like that.

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'Tis how we'll all look
when we go.

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He died in a manner
befitting the way he lived.

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Hush, Jocasta.

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Not now.

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Dying mounted on a maidservant.

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'Tis a stain
on the family name.

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I am only speaking the truth.

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And wielding it like a sword.

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I'm being sisterly.

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Come now.

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It's time.

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As married women,
surely we should

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take precedence
in this procession.

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Especially you, Leticia.

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You should be beside Colum,
leading the way,

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setting an example
for what's to come.

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Perhaps.

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But Colum is no' yet Laird.

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And I wouldna want
to cause my sister-in-law

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any further sorrow today.

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Aye. Leave her be.

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<i>She has a particularly
heavy burden to bear.</i>

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Ye ken she loved Da
more than...

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more than most,
perhaps more than anyone.

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And I suppose we have
no burdens of our own?

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Are we not grieving as well?

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If anything,
ye ought to pity her.

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For I doubt she'll ever love
any other man half as much.

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<i>And wi' him gone,
she's lost her power.</i>

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<i>Aye.</i>

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She could do no wrong
in yer Da's eyes.

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Her every word was more
precious to him than gold.

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<i>He listened to her.</i>

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<i>What's troubling ye, lass?</i>

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Thinking of me next move, so.

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You would normally have me
begging for mercy by now.

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Janet's been wed.

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Jocasta will be married
before long.

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Am I next?

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<i>Am I a problem to be solved,</i>

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a burden to be rid of,
a pawn in a game?

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I had Ned teach you
and your brothers chess

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because it forces you to think,
to plan ahead,

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to be patient,
to lure, manipulate,

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strike without mercy.

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It's a lesson about life,
what it is to be a laird.

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Well, I'll never be a laird.

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A laird's wife, perhaps.

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Aye, it's true.

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The tanists will never
bend the knee to you

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or take a lassie's word as law.

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But then lassies are
nothing but trouble,

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or so they say.

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You're disappointed.

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Your mother, she was worried

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that she'd disappointed me
as well.

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All men want a son, I suppose,

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to carry on the family name,
the bloodline.

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Aye.
We even had a name for you.

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James.

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Why Ellen, then?

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<i>I ken it's from the Greek.</i>

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It means torch.

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Torch.

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<i>And no just because
of the flaming red hair</i>

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<i>that you have on your head,</i>

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<i>but because
from that first moment,</i>

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I knew that you would always be
what lights my way.

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Most blessed day of my life
was the day you were born.

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<i>Luceo non uro.</i>

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I shine, not burn.

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Aye, you do,

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the brightest of us all.

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<i>♪ Long the way ♪</i>

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<i>♪ O'er the bridge I crossed ♪</i>

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<i>♪ For my love ♪</i>

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<i>♪ For my love that's lost ♪</i>

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<i>♪ By the brae ♪</i>

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<i>♪ In the verdant moss ♪</i>

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<i>♪ Where I watch
Where I wait ♪</i>

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<i>♪ For my love that's lost ♪</i>

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<i>♪ Hi a bho ♪</i>

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<i>♪ Hoireann eile o ♪</i>

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<i>♪ Hi a bho ♪</i>

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<i>♪ Fair a leo fair a lè ♪</i>

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<i>♪ Hi a bho ♪</i>

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<i>♪ Hoireann eile o ♪</i>

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<i>♪ 'S tu mo run
'S tu mo ghràdh ♪</i>

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<i>♪ Agus m' eudail o ♪</i>

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Oi!

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Oi!

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Give me yer name.

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Which clan?

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All right, lad.

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If ye willna tell me...

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Take this message
home with ye.

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I'm Dougal MacKenzie.

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And if you come
to plunder MacKenzie lands,

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reive MacKenzie kine,

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then you'll leave
with less than you came with.

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Could have been Fraser's men.

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Surely he can still
manage a raid.

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That bastard's been holding
a grudge against us for years.

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I'll take a few men
and return their visit.

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Doubt he'd be wanting
to pick a fight.

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Simon Fraser of Lovat
is not much of a threat

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considering his lack of status.

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He hated Da,
despises MacKenzies.

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Ye just as your father raised
you

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to loathe the Frasers
in return.

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<i>Aye, and with good reason.</i>

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The Grants, then.

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You're quick
to cast blame, brother.

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You hate the Grants
because they have money.

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I hate the Grants
because they think

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they're better than us.

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Mind your tongue.

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There are folk hereabouts
who'd relish hearing

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that the MacKenzies
and the Grants

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are at each other's throats.

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They've wanted us
under their thumb for ages.

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They see opportunity.

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If it was the Grants--

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If.

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Now that- that your father
has passed,

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there are plenty of folk
more than eager

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to see the demise
of Clan MacKenzie,

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for the abundant
grazing lands alone.

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Unfortunately,
there will be many

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<i>whose cups will be raised
in celebration</i>

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<i>rather than grief
at Red Jacob's passing.</i>

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He wasn't a beloved man
in these parts.

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And I say that
as his trusted advisor

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and someone
with deep respect for him.

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God rest his soul.

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Have you heard anything, Ned,

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<i>about which way
the clan is leaning?</i>

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<i>Well?</i>

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It's too early
to draw conclusions.

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But your father died

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<i>without naming someone
to follow in his stead.</i>

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And most of the tanists
and- and the chiefs

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arriving for the gathering
seem torn

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which of you
to choose as Laird.

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Well, a dirk across the belly
might change a few minds.

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Yes, well,
it's that sort of talk

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that has them worried, Dougal.

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<i>May I remind you
being Red Jacob's sons</i>

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<i>doesn't guarantee a thing
in terms of the lairdship.</i>

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<i>The Clan will never choose</i>

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<i>from outside this family.</i>

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They'll vote
to ensure they have

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a strong leader whose actions
speak louder than words.

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Dougal.

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I'm not sure what's worse,
your cheap talk

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or ill-thought-out deeds.

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Not everything can be solved
with a brawl and some beer.

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You lack diplomacy, brother.

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And you lack the simple ability
to walk straight.

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When the time comes,
now that Da is laid to rest

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and all the ayes are counted
at the Gathering,

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one man will have the most...

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me.

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You dinna want yers
to be cast out of pity,

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now, do you, Colum?

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Time to put
such matters to bed.

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I'm no' going to the MacKenzie
Gathering with ye.

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You'll miss a once
in a lifetime occurrence.

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And just what
would that be, huh?

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Finally seeing you muster
the courage to talk

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to this lassie
you've been harping on about?

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Brian, come on.

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Canna. Too many chores to do.

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Chores ye should be
helping me with.

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You dinna need me to go wi' you
and hold your hand, Murtagh.

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Not hold my hand,

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just stand there next to me.

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Ask yer Auntie Glenna
to help ye.

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She'll be more than glad
to see you there, I'm sure.

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And you may come and go
as you please.

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Ye ken well enough

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I'm no' welcome
in that household.

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Well, they've never seen
yer face before, have they?

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<i>Exactly.</i>

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A hatred for my father
that runs so deep,

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they'd spit in the face of
the son they've never even met.

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And they say hatred and love,
two sides of the same coin.

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Hm.

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Well, just as well.
Dinna have any coin to spend.

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So no, I willna go,
thank ye very much.

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I'd prefer to keep my head
attached to my neck,

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if that's all the same to ye.

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Think of the feasts
we could have, and the games.

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I've attended feasts before

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and have nothing to prove
at the games.

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You could find a lassie

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with my help
and a wee bit of luck.

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I kent that would do it.

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Now see, there ye're wrong.

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I'm no' a fool
like you are, cousin.

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I know better.

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The love
of a beautiful woman is

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<i>a balm for all man's troubles.</i>

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And you have a lot of those.

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Brian! That'll be supper, then.

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<i>Murtagh,
you're welcome to join us.</i>

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So a lassie can solve
all my troubles, eh?

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I'll tell you who's trouble.
You.

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<i>Don't keep yer father
waiting, Brian.</i>

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Pain in me arse.

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<i>Get off me!</i>

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<i>I'm the best friend
you ever had.</i>

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<i>Or the worst.</i>

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I think you mean the only.

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'Tis a time for celebration,
is it not?

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At long last,
God has answered my prayers.

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I wish only that the news
had reached me sooner.

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Not knowing
that he died a time ago

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kept me from this rapture.

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You prayed for a man's death?

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Well, I prayed
that justice would be done

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and that any man involved
in removing my title

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or stealing my lands would
receive fiery judgment in hell.

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Ye're sure
Red Jacob betrayed you?

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He admitted as much
when last we met.

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If the devil has seen fit
to call Seumas Ruadh home,

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then who are we to question it?

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Father, you hold on
to yer grievances

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like a dog holds on to a bone.

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Brian, you're not too old
to be lashed

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for an insolent tongue.

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Ye'd better remember
who you are

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and who yer not.

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Murtagh knows his place
at my table.

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<i>He knows to listen
and to speak</i>

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<i>only when spoken to and-
and not before.</i>

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I assume you'll be leaving soon
for the MacKenzie Gathering.

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After I finish my meal.

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I'll want to know
who's in attendance,

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<i>who's talking to whom.</i>

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I was going
for the feasting and games

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and to see my auntie.

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Hmm.

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Maybe pay my respects
to the elder Miss MacKenzie

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<i>and her sisters.</i>

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Didna have it in mind to spy.

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Oh, not spy.

24:02.608 --> 24:05.528
Merely open yer eyes and ears
of what ye may learn of value.

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Their clan will choose
a successor.

24:10.575 --> 24:12.994
Many will be vying
for the position...

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...but canna imagine
they'll choose

24:15.872 --> 24:17.623
the lame-legged one.

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Or his brother, whose cock will
be the death of him one day.

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Doesna sound like
ye're in need of a spy.

24:27.216 --> 24:29.719
<i>I've suffered
indignities all these years.</i>

24:30.261 --> 24:32.638
<i>Lost land, wealth, favor.</i>

24:32.763 --> 24:36.142
I've been ostracized
and cast out of good society.

24:37.018 --> 24:39.729
So I'll no' miss this chance
to reverse my position.

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Take yer cousin wi' ye.

24:49.780 --> 24:51.574
Two lads on the scent
of lassies,

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it's more likely
to go unnoticed.

24:55.953 --> 24:58.080
Murtagh doesn't need
anyone to watch over him.

24:58.623 --> 25:00.499
<i>Och, there'll be
hundreds at the Gathering</i>

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<i>to pledge their oath
to the new Laird.</i>

25:03.669 --> 25:06.881
The MacKenzies may know
I have a bastard son.

25:07.048 --> 25:09.508
But they surely dinna ken
what he looks like.

25:11.260 --> 25:12.261
<i>Ah!</i>

25:12.428 --> 25:15.514
At last. I'm famished.

25:15.681 --> 25:18.059
I thought I'd have to fetch
my own supper.

25:18.184 --> 25:19.018
Apologies, milord.

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Thought I'd keep it
warm for you

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until you're ready to eat.

25:21.229 --> 25:22.772
Ah.

25:25.441 --> 25:26.984
Father, she hasna
been here long enough

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to ken your habits.

25:31.530 --> 25:32.490
Indeed.

25:32.615 --> 25:33.699
Aye.

25:34.200 --> 25:35.534
My son is right.

25:41.707 --> 25:43.042
Forgive me.

25:45.253 --> 25:49.215
Stay a while, me doll,
and I shall do my best

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to acquaint you with them.

25:51.509 --> 25:53.135
Allow me, Father.

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I'll spare ye the trouble.

25:55.930 --> 25:57.890
Lass, please come now
to the kitchen.

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There's work to be done.

26:19.120 --> 26:20.830
I ken ye've much to learn
about this house

26:20.955 --> 26:22.248
and those who live here,

26:22.373 --> 26:23.833
but I've told ye time and again

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not to linger in the Laird's
presence without me.

26:26.877 --> 26:28.587
Master Murtagh
and Master Brian were there.

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Aye, but he doesna care
who's witness.

26:30.840 --> 26:32.341
Ye have to be unseen.

26:33.134 --> 26:35.344
'Tis best he think of you
as furniture.

26:36.012 --> 26:37.805
You dinna want the alternative.

26:39.932 --> 26:41.559
Yes, mistress.

26:42.143 --> 26:43.769
Now get along to your work.

27:29.023 --> 27:30.691
If Dougal is chosen...

27:33.194 --> 27:34.528
...ye'd have to go?

27:35.279 --> 27:37.281
Kind way of putting it, aye.

27:39.075 --> 27:40.534
I'd be forced out.

27:41.911 --> 27:43.287
Or mebbe I'd be seeing Da again

27:43.454 --> 27:44.997
a wee bit sooner
than I thought.

27:50.503 --> 27:52.338
Do you think Dougal
has enough support?

27:52.505 --> 27:53.881
I dinna ken.

27:58.052 --> 27:59.345
Ye have mine.

28:52.273 --> 28:53.357
Oh, my Lord!

28:53.524 --> 28:54.400
<i>What? What is it?</i>

28:54.567 --> 28:55.860
May the devil take my eyes.

28:56.026 --> 28:57.653
Let me see, Rupert.

28:57.820 --> 29:00.114
Och, you've seen enough,
ye wee little rat bag.

29:00.281 --> 29:01.574
'Tis my turn.

29:01.699 --> 29:03.075
Oh, my word!

29:03.242 --> 29:04.118
<i>Told ye.</i>

29:05.536 --> 29:06.579
<i>I canna look away.</i>

29:06.745 --> 29:08.164
<i>What?
What's happening now?</i>

29:08.330 --> 29:09.331
<i>I dinna ken.</i>

29:09.498 --> 29:11.041
'Tis like they were rabbits.

29:11.208 --> 29:12.418
- Rabbits?
- Aye.

29:12.585 --> 29:14.170
Or kine. One or the other.

29:14.336 --> 29:16.422
Well, kine or rabbits?
Which is it?

29:16.589 --> 29:17.590
Angus, Rupert.

29:17.756 --> 29:18.924
We werena doing anything.

29:19.091 --> 29:21.802
Aye, and if we were,
'twas Angus that made me do it.

29:21.969 --> 29:25.181
Just like I said, Rupert,
you are a wee rat.

29:25.598 --> 29:27.641
I willna tell, boys,
if you willna.

29:27.766 --> 29:28.893
- Aye, sir.
- Yes, sir.

29:29.059 --> 29:30.269
Now be gone with ye,

29:30.436 --> 29:32.730
before the devil does
take yer eyes.

29:41.697 --> 29:42.865
Dougal?

29:43.449 --> 29:45.451
<i>When you've completed
yer task,</i>

29:45.618 --> 29:48.746
<i>could you please oblige your
brother with your presence?</i>

29:49.330 --> 29:50.581
When I've finished.

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Dinna do this.

30:34.041 --> 30:35.751
Dinna ken yer meaning.

30:36.585 --> 30:38.796
I will not so much as beg ye.

30:39.713 --> 30:42.883
But I ask ye as my brother,

30:43.842 --> 30:45.636
blood of my blood,

30:47.179 --> 30:49.014
withdraw any challenge.

30:50.641 --> 30:51.725
Yield.

30:51.892 --> 30:53.602
Do what you ken is right.

30:55.646 --> 30:58.732
I am the eldest,
the wisest of us.

30:58.899 --> 31:01.318
I've been preparing for this
all my life.

31:03.946 --> 31:05.239
Let me be laird.

31:05.406 --> 31:06.949
Let ye?

31:08.659 --> 31:11.662
What are ye,
looking for my permission now,

31:11.787 --> 31:13.664
now that ye canna run
clypin' to Da?

31:13.831 --> 31:15.291
Dinna bring him into this.

31:15.457 --> 31:17.209
Since when have you
ever valued his opinion?

31:17.376 --> 31:18.877
Da always kent I was stronger.

31:19.003 --> 31:19.920
Aye.

31:20.087 --> 31:22.298
And stupid enough
to have forgotten

31:22.464 --> 31:26.260
how he beat you endlessly
to make you so.

31:28.095 --> 31:30.055
You will bring disgrace
to us all.

31:31.223 --> 31:33.642
I will bring glory
to this clan.

31:36.145 --> 31:38.772
The men will need a chieftain
to lead them in battle

31:38.939 --> 31:41.525
if there is a rising, a war.

31:41.984 --> 31:45.696
If the war does come,
Clan MacKenzie will need

31:45.863 --> 31:48.157
a laird who can bring order.

31:48.782 --> 31:50.284
Blood of my blood,

31:52.953 --> 31:55.039
we are cut from the same cloth,

31:55.664 --> 31:58.334
forged in the same fire,
and yet ye canna understand

31:58.500 --> 32:00.294
that I'm deaf to your words.

32:02.171 --> 32:05.215
All I hear is fear, excuses,

32:05.382 --> 32:08.344
a desire to talk me
out of challenging ye,

32:08.510 --> 32:10.054
for ye ken you'll lose.

32:11.555 --> 32:13.891
We'll stand
before all the septs

32:14.475 --> 32:16.060
and their leaders,

32:16.935 --> 32:19.271
and they'll swear allegiance
to one of us.

32:21.231 --> 32:22.983
If you could hear yourself,

32:23.776 --> 32:25.361
you'd ken you're not ready.

32:25.527 --> 32:27.738
I ken all I need to.

32:30.032 --> 32:32.951
And I ken they willna
bend the knee to a cripple.

32:36.914 --> 32:38.624
If ye can manage it,

32:38.999 --> 32:40.542
bend your knee to me.

32:43.253 --> 32:45.589
Dinna turn your back
on me, Dougal.

32:46.423 --> 32:47.716
I'm talking to ye.

32:48.092 --> 32:49.968
Time for talking is over.

33:04.441 --> 33:06.568
I miss our daily walks
in the garden.

33:06.735 --> 33:08.112
Perhaps we can take them
more often.

33:08.278 --> 33:09.863
<i>- Be good for your legs.</i>
- <i>Mebbe.</i>

33:10.030 --> 33:12.074
But I have a wife
to walk wi' now.

33:12.574 --> 33:13.784
Aye, ye do.

33:14.368 --> 33:17.913
Colum, terrible news
about Seumas Ruadh.

33:18.831 --> 33:21.291
Yer father was a great man,

33:22.668 --> 33:24.420
much loved hereabouts.

33:27.464 --> 33:30.759
Are ye acquainted wi'
my sister, Ellen MacKenzie?

33:31.301 --> 33:33.011
I've not yet had the pleasure.

33:33.554 --> 33:35.597
May I introduce
James MacKinney.

33:36.265 --> 33:37.641
<i>Mr. MacKinney.</i>

33:38.851 --> 33:42.271
Lady Ellen, the rumors
about your beauty are true.

33:44.106 --> 33:46.775
Kind compliment. Thank you.

33:47.401 --> 33:49.069
But no' enough
to raise a smile.

33:49.236 --> 33:50.779
I'm still in mourning.

33:51.530 --> 33:53.115
You willna always be.

33:57.077 --> 33:58.787
I'll leave you to grieve
in peace, then.

34:04.710 --> 34:06.962
He's not hiding
his intentions very well.

34:07.504 --> 34:09.006
A keen observation.

34:10.591 --> 34:12.593
He's no' here to pay respects.

34:13.218 --> 34:15.512
He's here
to ingratiate himself.

34:16.805 --> 34:19.099
He wants control
of Clan MacKenzie.

34:27.733 --> 34:28.776
Murtagh.

34:29.610 --> 34:30.527
Aye.

34:39.286 --> 34:41.663
Go. Pay your respects.

34:42.331 --> 34:44.124
I'd stay to give ye a push,

34:44.249 --> 34:46.502
<i>but I feel like a hare
out in the open,</i>

34:46.668 --> 34:47.878
about to be someone's supper.

34:48.045 --> 34:49.046
Go, then.

34:49.505 --> 34:52.341
See if I can manage
a step or two without ye.

34:55.636 --> 34:58.096
What were ye thinking,
bringing him here?

34:58.263 --> 34:59.431
Not now, Auntie.

34:59.598 --> 35:00.891
Ye ken better.

35:01.433 --> 35:03.644
If the MacKenzies find
that Fraser in their midst,

35:03.811 --> 35:05.229
there'll be no mercy for him.

35:05.521 --> 35:07.397
He will wish he hadna been born.

35:09.817 --> 35:13.904
Murtagh Fitzgibbons Fraser.

35:14.363 --> 35:15.489
I see.

35:15.906 --> 35:18.033
<i>Now you've lost your wits.</i>

35:18.200 --> 35:21.328
She's a lady,
and you are no gentleman.

35:21.912 --> 35:23.497
Not that she's in mind
of marryin'.

35:23.622 --> 35:26.250
Dinna need to be a maidservant
to be privy to that.

35:26.542 --> 35:27.125
Aye.

35:27.292 --> 35:28.293
Jacob swore to her

35:28.460 --> 35:30.379
that she doesna have
to take a husband.

35:30.546 --> 35:32.840
And 'tis no secret
that she doesna wish to.

35:34.091 --> 35:36.218
There are plenty
of lassies here

35:36.844 --> 35:40.305
who'd be delighted by attention
from a man such as yerself.

35:41.473 --> 35:42.432
Mebbe.

35:44.852 --> 35:46.395
I can only see her.

35:53.861 --> 35:55.362
Then close yer eyes

35:55.863 --> 35:57.906
or cast them
in another direction.

36:11.503 --> 36:13.589
<i>Mebbe give someone else a go.</i>

36:14.548 --> 36:16.049
Where ye from, man?

36:17.718 --> 36:19.011
What family?

36:19.511 --> 36:21.096
<i>Dinna recognize ye.</i>

36:21.263 --> 36:24.141
Canna recall if I've seen
hair so dark in my life.

36:26.226 --> 36:27.436
I'm gonna go.

36:28.020 --> 36:30.898
My arm's, uh...
it's nearly falling off, see.

36:31.064 --> 36:34.401
And I'd very much like
to lift a tankard later.

36:36.486 --> 36:38.822
Gentlemen,
will ye have a throw?

36:41.158 --> 36:43.035
Dinna like the look of him.

37:27.412 --> 37:28.872
<i>If ye're thinking
of bedding down here</i>

37:28.997 --> 37:31.541
<i>for the night,
I can suggest better places.</i>

37:34.670 --> 37:35.963
Ye can speak?

37:37.047 --> 37:38.131
Aye.

37:38.298 --> 37:41.760
Just, uh, dinna expect
to hear a voice hereabouts.

37:42.678 --> 37:44.763
Not many kine or horses speak.

37:47.307 --> 37:48.350
Many?

37:51.728 --> 37:54.523
I didna ken they were endowed
with that power at all.

38:21.341 --> 38:23.218
Aye, of course they are.

38:26.138 --> 38:28.015
They dinna speak to you...

38:29.224 --> 38:30.225
the horses?

38:31.977 --> 38:33.770
I find some to be very wise.

38:34.187 --> 38:36.523
And, eh, much better company

38:36.648 --> 38:39.735
than, say uh, chickens.

38:42.988 --> 38:45.157
Well, no one likes
the company of chickens.

38:48.368 --> 38:51.872
Why are you here,
hiding amongst the beasts?

38:54.458 --> 38:55.876
It's been a long day.

38:57.002 --> 39:00.547
And I'm afraid I have
very little social grace left.

39:00.714 --> 39:01.590
Ah.

39:02.632 --> 39:03.800
Suitors?

39:04.468 --> 39:05.510
Aye.

39:06.303 --> 39:07.387
Unwanted.

39:11.600 --> 39:13.060
I could ask ye the same.

39:16.563 --> 39:18.065
I, too, have, uh...

39:20.650 --> 39:21.860
suitors.

39:23.779 --> 39:25.363
I wager ye do.

39:26.990 --> 39:28.742
<i>Keep looking.</i>

39:46.885 --> 39:49.638
Oh, that'll be the suitors
ye were talking about.

39:50.639 --> 39:51.515
Aye.

39:52.557 --> 39:54.643
And I dinna think
they have courtship in mind.

39:54.810 --> 39:56.728
Ye should probably
make haste, then.

39:59.898 --> 40:00.774
Aye.

40:12.577 --> 40:16.498
I ken this may be forward,
but will you meet me

40:17.457 --> 40:20.627
in a more uh, suitable place?

40:24.714 --> 40:25.715
Aye.

40:27.968 --> 40:30.470
There's a bridge
at the edge of this estate,

40:31.012 --> 40:32.097
as if you're traveling
to Inverness.

40:32.264 --> 40:33.473
Aye. I ken it well.

40:34.015 --> 40:35.517
During the <i>tynchal.</i>

40:35.851 --> 40:37.018
Tomorrow.

40:38.061 --> 40:39.688
<i>He couldna have gone far.</i>

40:39.855 --> 40:41.356
<i>Find the bastard!</i>

40:42.607 --> 40:43.859
Go.

40:46.361 --> 40:47.863
Go.

41:16.057 --> 41:18.560
Welcome to Leoch, Mr. Grant.

41:26.109 --> 41:28.069
Colum, Dougal,

41:29.154 --> 41:32.532
my deepest
and most sincere condolences.

41:33.033 --> 41:34.492
Seumas was a friend.

41:36.870 --> 41:39.122
<i>His loss will be felt
for many years.</i>

41:39.456 --> 41:40.457
Thank you.

41:41.583 --> 41:42.834
He will be missed.

41:44.836 --> 41:47.297
You'll remember
my son, Malcolm.

41:48.924 --> 41:52.928
And this is our spokesperson
and <i>bladier,</i> Henry.

41:58.558 --> 41:59.726
Gentlemen.

42:18.119 --> 42:19.829
Where have ye been?

42:21.289 --> 42:23.541
Am I not free
to mourn as I wish?

42:24.542 --> 42:25.877
Lady Ellen.

42:28.255 --> 42:31.383
Ye may no' remember,
but we met long ago.

42:31.508 --> 42:33.260
I'm Malcolm Grant.

42:33.426 --> 42:34.844
We were no more
than wee bairns.

42:36.554 --> 42:40.392
My father had business here
wi' your own father,

42:40.558 --> 42:42.102
<i>and we were scolded
for running around</i>

42:42.227 --> 42:44.437
and screaming like banshees
in the courtyard.

42:46.147 --> 42:49.109
I do have a vague recollection,
now that you mention it.

42:51.194 --> 42:52.654
I'm glad to hear it.

42:53.905 --> 42:55.490
Thank you for coming.

43:15.593 --> 43:17.679
Ye're new to the Grants.

43:18.346 --> 43:19.389
That's right.

43:20.181 --> 43:21.308
English?

43:21.725 --> 43:24.185
I'm a Grant by name now.

43:24.811 --> 43:27.022
Ah, thereby hangs a tale.

43:28.440 --> 43:31.192
In spite of appearances
to the contrary,

43:31.359 --> 43:35.363
the mood between us here
is one of unease.

43:36.364 --> 43:37.407
<i>Indeed.</i>

43:38.199 --> 43:41.953
Is there anything I can do
to, say, lighten it?

43:42.954 --> 43:45.290
Well, perhaps you have
something in mind already.

43:45.957 --> 43:49.169
A bond of friendship
between our clans.

43:49.544 --> 43:50.879
<i>A financial bond.</i>

43:51.463 --> 43:53.840
<i>You say financial,
I say friendship.</i>

43:54.507 --> 43:56.968
Makes little difference
in the end, perhaps.

43:58.011 --> 43:59.804
Well, money does have
a way of transforming

43:59.971 --> 44:02.307
an enemy into a friend
almost overnight.

44:07.270 --> 44:09.064
Before we continue,
may I inquire

44:09.189 --> 44:11.107
as to what happened
to your predecessor?

44:11.691 --> 44:14.444
I'm told he left in haste
to the American colonies

44:14.944 --> 44:16.613
in the interests of our laird.

44:16.780 --> 44:19.115
Unaware of the precise details.
Perhaps land.

44:19.574 --> 44:21.576
They say the King is granting
land to all and sundry

44:21.701 --> 44:23.870
in the provinces
of North and South Carolina.

44:24.662 --> 44:28.249
Strange, 'cause he didna
mention it when last we spoke.

44:28.416 --> 44:30.502
We were negotiating toll rates.

44:32.337 --> 44:33.546
Well, I am at your service.

44:33.713 --> 44:37.092
Ah, we can discuss that
at a more suitable time.

44:37.550 --> 44:38.385
Agreed.

44:39.094 --> 44:42.639
And how is it ye came
into the service of the Grants?

44:43.598 --> 44:45.141
Met Malcolm in Inverness.

44:45.517 --> 44:48.228
He was impressed by my uh,
acumen,

44:48.645 --> 44:50.355
ability to conduct myself.

44:50.939 --> 44:53.108
Offered me a position
as advisor and scribe,

44:53.525 --> 44:54.776
asked me to be their <i>bladier.</i>

44:54.901 --> 44:57.112
Isaac must have been
impressed as well.

44:57.695 --> 44:58.905
Nothing happens
amongst the Grants

44:59.072 --> 45:00.615
without his approval.

45:05.370 --> 45:07.747
When next we meet, you can uh,

45:07.914 --> 45:09.124
you can tell me
all about how you came

45:09.290 --> 45:11.084
to be in bonnie Scotland.

45:18.508 --> 45:19.509
Well?

45:19.676 --> 45:22.137
I'm meeting
with their new <i>bladier</i> later.

45:23.221 --> 45:25.557
I don't think the raid was
the Grants' doing.

45:25.723 --> 45:28.935
They could, if they so choose,
take all that we have.

45:30.603 --> 45:31.771
True.

45:33.022 --> 45:36.025
'Twould be my pleasure
to welcome the Grants properly.

45:36.776 --> 45:39.988
<i>Their retribution would
be swift and unmerciful.</i>

45:40.613 --> 45:43.741
The Grants have over 300 men
at their command.

45:43.908 --> 45:44.826
Ah.

45:44.993 --> 45:47.662
Well, three of my men
are worth 300 of theirs.

45:48.037 --> 45:50.165
We need their support, Dougal,

45:50.498 --> 45:52.625
if one of us is to be laird.

45:53.877 --> 45:57.881
Hell will come to Leoch
before I ally with the Grants.

46:02.427 --> 46:03.928
'Tis no' your decision.

46:04.095 --> 46:06.014
You are not laird.

46:06.598 --> 46:08.224
Stop acting like one.

47:10.578 --> 47:11.204
Excuse me.

47:11.371 --> 47:12.622
I didn't mean to startle ye.

47:12.789 --> 47:13.748
Mr. Grant.

47:13.873 --> 47:15.124
Were you leaving?

47:15.667 --> 47:16.668
May I escort ye?

47:16.834 --> 47:18.294
Um, no.

47:18.461 --> 47:20.880
Thank you,
but I'm not feeling well.

47:21.631 --> 47:23.591
I was going to retire
to my chamber.

47:23.758 --> 47:25.301
Well, may I see you there,
then,

47:25.468 --> 47:27.303
in case you fall ill
along the way?

47:27.470 --> 47:28.429
No.

47:28.555 --> 47:30.848
Ye canna miss the <i>tynchal</i>
on my account.

47:31.099 --> 47:32.141
I will live.

47:32.725 --> 47:34.561
There's a thousand boars
to hunt.

47:34.727 --> 47:35.770
But the chance to be
in the company as one

47:35.937 --> 47:37.814
so bonnie as yourself
is rare indeed.

48:18.646 --> 48:21.065
It was kind of ye
to see me home safely.

48:21.232 --> 48:22.275
An honor.

48:22.442 --> 48:23.985
Mebbe there's still time.

48:24.319 --> 48:25.737
Ye could return to the hunt.

48:27.488 --> 48:28.615
Lady Ellen...

48:33.453 --> 48:35.163
...I hope ye can find
some rest.

48:41.127 --> 48:42.712
Until we meet again.

50:05.503 --> 50:08.172
Yer father has departed,
as he intended.

50:09.257 --> 50:10.383
Good.

50:11.217 --> 50:12.593
We're leaving too.

50:13.010 --> 50:14.679
I thought ye wanted to stay.

50:16.013 --> 50:17.890
There's no reason to stay
any longer.

51:20.495 --> 51:23.873
It's not usual for a lady
to meet a strange man

51:24.040 --> 51:25.374
without a chaperone.

51:26.417 --> 51:27.919
And yet, here you are.

51:28.085 --> 51:29.837
Well, I didn't wish to be rude.

51:31.047 --> 51:33.508
I simply came to say farewell
and that I canna stay.

51:33.674 --> 51:34.842
No, please.

51:36.052 --> 51:37.011
Stay,

51:38.679 --> 51:40.223
even if just for a moment.

51:43.267 --> 51:46.103
But I willna have yer honor,
yer virtue questioned.

51:47.271 --> 51:50.191
<i>Mebbe today the bridge
could be our chaperone.</i>

51:51.359 --> 51:55.029
You stay on that side,
and I'll remain here.

51:57.365 --> 51:58.574
Very well.

52:01.369 --> 52:02.620
I'll stay.

52:04.664 --> 52:06.123
But only for a moment.

52:08.209 --> 52:10.628
Well, with what
little time we have,

52:11.379 --> 52:13.214
let me remove an obstacle.

52:14.632 --> 52:15.883
I never asked yer name.

52:18.970 --> 52:20.054
Ellen.

52:22.557 --> 52:23.850
I'm Brian.

52:27.270 --> 52:29.272
Do ye have a surname, Brian?

52:30.189 --> 52:31.190
I do.

52:31.482 --> 52:32.775
Of course I do.

52:32.942 --> 52:35.820
But you havena told me yours.

52:38.197 --> 52:41.742
Ellen MacKenzie of Leoch.

52:50.084 --> 52:51.711
You do not approve?

52:53.546 --> 52:54.672
No, it's...

52:58.009 --> 53:01.512
I'm Brian Fraser...

53:03.848 --> 53:06.142
...bastard son of Simon Fraser,

53:07.184 --> 53:09.228
formerly Lord Lovat
of Beaufort,

53:09.770 --> 53:11.314
presently of Leathers.

53:15.276 --> 53:16.944
That is unfortunate.

53:20.489 --> 53:21.616
'Tis.

53:30.750 --> 53:34.378
I must admit,
since our encounter,

53:34.545 --> 53:36.547
I've tried to forget ye.

53:39.216 --> 53:40.384
Strange.

53:41.510 --> 53:43.596
I could do nothing
but think of you.

53:47.433 --> 53:49.435
You've haunted
my every thought.

53:56.275 --> 53:58.361
I didn't say I succeeded.

54:24.804 --> 54:28.182
Forgive my boldness,
but I had to touch ye.

54:29.016 --> 54:30.726
Nothing more than yer hands.

54:34.271 --> 54:35.564
Am I too bold?

54:36.482 --> 54:37.858
Shall I return to my place
across the bridge?

54:38.025 --> 54:38.901
No.

54:43.698 --> 54:45.157
What can we do?

54:45.700 --> 54:47.743
My father detested yours.

54:47.868 --> 54:49.328
My brothers...

54:49.495 --> 54:51.580
surely will not allow it,

54:53.040 --> 54:54.500
allow us.

54:56.752 --> 54:59.422
I'm sure your father
will be of like mind.

55:06.470 --> 55:08.389
There'll be
more obstacles ahead.

55:10.558 --> 55:13.060
Many, nae doubt.

55:15.438 --> 55:17.314
Where do we go from here?

55:21.986 --> 55:23.738
I dinna care if it's fate

55:24.363 --> 55:26.699
or divine intervention
that brought us together.

55:28.826 --> 55:31.037
If I had to bargain
with the devil himself

55:31.579 --> 55:33.664
to spend a moment more with ye,

55:35.374 --> 55:36.584
I would.

55:46.677 --> 55:47.970
Come on!

55:48.137 --> 55:50.598
Isaac! Look at it!

55:53.392 --> 55:55.061
Thank you!

55:56.812 --> 55:58.647
Thank you.

56:25.341 --> 56:28.761
Yer hands... are ye hurt?

56:29.720 --> 56:31.806
'Tis the boar's, not mine.

56:34.100 --> 56:35.768
A formidable beast.

56:36.769 --> 56:38.604
Ye must have been
afeared for your life.

56:38.771 --> 56:40.106
Nay.

56:54.161 --> 56:56.205
In the eyes of many a hunter,

56:56.372 --> 56:58.916
my sister, Ellen, is the prize.

56:59.542 --> 57:02.169
'Tis she you're looking for,
is it not?

57:05.131 --> 57:08.008
She's likely fending off
her other suitors.

57:08.175 --> 57:09.593
Shall I say
you were looking for her?

57:09.760 --> 57:12.096
No, thank you.

57:12.847 --> 57:15.182
More formidable
than your boar, though.

57:17.726 --> 57:18.853
And I should ken,

57:18.978 --> 57:21.147
for I'm forever walking
in her shadow.

57:23.566 --> 57:26.277
The sun shines upon her,
'tis true.

57:28.237 --> 57:29.655
Though I've never met
a MacKenzie

57:29.822 --> 57:31.490
who dwelled in any shadow.

57:54.972 --> 57:56.265
She's still not returned?

57:56.432 --> 57:57.516
No.

57:57.683 --> 57:59.476
That's a worry,
with all that talk.

58:03.397 --> 58:06.066
I thought Ellen was
intending to dine with us.

58:06.192 --> 58:07.443
Where is she?

58:08.194 --> 58:12.156
Mistress Fitz,
have ye seen Ellen?

58:12.740 --> 58:16.535
Nay, she's no' in her chambers
or anywhere at Leoch.

58:16.702 --> 58:18.454
Was she not at the <i>tynchal</i>
this morning?

58:18.621 --> 58:19.455
Aye.

58:19.622 --> 58:21.540
She was. I saw her there.

58:21.707 --> 58:22.958
But then...

58:23.459 --> 58:24.543
What?

58:25.002 --> 58:26.795
Speak if ye ken something.

58:27.630 --> 58:31.550
Some saw her going off
with... Malcolm Grant.

58:35.721 --> 58:37.264
I told ye.

58:37.431 --> 58:39.016
They must think we are weak

58:39.183 --> 58:40.893
if they think
they can take Ellen from us.

58:41.060 --> 58:43.437
Malcolm could be having
his way with her as we speak.

58:43.562 --> 58:46.440
We can't leap to conclusions
on the basis of mere gossip.

58:46.607 --> 58:47.608
Well, I canna be certain.

58:47.775 --> 58:49.985
That's why I'm so hesitant
in telling ye.

58:54.406 --> 58:55.991
Where else could she be?

58:56.992 --> 58:58.369
I dinna ken.

59:00.037 --> 59:02.081
Dougal, where are you going?

59:02.248 --> 59:03.832
To retrieve our sister.

59:03.999 --> 59:04.833
Wait.

59:04.959 --> 59:06.835
Let us think on the matter.

59:07.461 --> 59:11.090
After all, folk no' blessed
with much sense

59:11.257 --> 59:13.759
are apt to be sent
on fools' errands.

59:14.218 --> 59:17.721
And this is surely
a fool's errand, Dougal.

59:17.888 --> 59:19.890
Better a fool than a knave.

59:20.432 --> 59:22.393
You use your head
to solve the problem.

59:22.518 --> 59:24.061
I'll use my blade.

59:26.230 --> 59:27.398
Dougal.

59:30.651 --> 59:31.694
Dougal.

59:38.242 --> 59:39.451
Dougal!

59:49.461 --> 59:53.424
If Malcolm Grant
did take Ellen,

59:54.591 --> 59:57.136
would we have just cause
to demand reparations?

59:58.304 --> 59:59.346
Aye.

01:00:00.723 --> 01:00:03.851
And could even be lucrative

01:00:04.018 --> 01:00:07.980
if he were to... violate her.

01:00:11.483 --> 01:00:14.069
What you're doing is risky,

01:00:14.862 --> 01:00:16.322
riling Dougal up.

01:00:17.156 --> 01:00:21.243
He could upset the Grants, or-
or he could get himself killed.

01:00:21.869 --> 01:00:22.911
Aye.

01:00:23.579 --> 01:00:27.333
And in either case,
'tis another problem solved.

01:01:04.661 --> 01:01:06.080
Go on. Go 'round.

01:01:16.757 --> 01:01:19.176
<i>Halt. I said halt!</i>

01:01:19.301 --> 01:01:21.095
What is this?

01:01:21.970 --> 01:01:23.180
Why are ye impeding us?

01:01:38.112 --> 01:01:39.446
Enough!

01:01:39.613 --> 01:01:40.989
Dougal!

01:01:41.115 --> 01:01:43.534
Dougal, have ye lost yer way?

01:02:01.468 --> 01:02:02.678
Stop!

01:02:03.554 --> 01:02:07.141
Relent or I will
slit his throat.

01:02:09.351 --> 01:02:11.812
Do you wish to lose a man
for no reason?

01:02:12.521 --> 01:02:13.564
<i>Well?</i>

01:02:25.075 --> 01:02:26.827
Why in God's name
have you done this?

01:02:26.994 --> 01:02:28.287
Where is my sister, Ellen?

01:02:28.454 --> 01:02:29.872
Have you not eyes?

01:02:30.622 --> 01:02:31.623
She is not here.

01:02:31.790 --> 01:02:33.584
She was last seen
in your company,

01:02:33.709 --> 01:02:35.043
and now she is missing.

01:02:35.669 --> 01:02:37.963
Oh, and you were of the mind
that we'd kidnapped her?

01:02:41.300 --> 01:02:43.218
I'm not yer sister's keeper.

01:02:44.052 --> 01:02:46.638
If I was, I'd ken where she is.

01:02:55.647 --> 01:02:58.442
And rest assured, this incident

01:02:59.026 --> 01:03:02.654
will no' be forgotten easily,
Dougal MacKenzie.

01:03:21.465 --> 01:03:24.218
Oh, thank heavens
ye're safe and well.

01:03:24.343 --> 01:03:26.178
All is well, Mistress Fitz.

01:03:26.345 --> 01:03:28.472
Such dramatics.
Worthy of Shakespeare.

01:03:28.639 --> 01:03:31.058
Gone without a word to me,
to anyone.

01:03:31.225 --> 01:03:32.518
<i>If yer father was here...</i>

01:03:33.101 --> 01:03:35.187
Then none of this would be
happening at all.

01:03:38.023 --> 01:03:39.191
I'm sorry.

01:03:41.735 --> 01:03:44.112
I'm doing my best
to put on a happy face.

01:03:44.947 --> 01:03:47.157
I did nothing more than want
to be alone in my grief.

01:03:47.574 --> 01:03:49.451
There may be
more grief to come.

01:03:50.410 --> 01:03:51.578
What do ye mean?

01:03:52.079 --> 01:03:53.038
Well, when ye didna come
to dinner

01:03:53.163 --> 01:03:54.456
and we couldna find ye,

01:03:54.623 --> 01:03:56.583
Dougal thought ye'd been
taken by Malcolm Grant.

01:03:56.708 --> 01:03:58.085
And he went to find him and...

01:04:01.880 --> 01:04:03.757
I must speak with my brothers.

01:04:16.144 --> 01:04:18.564
Where in God's name
have ye been?

01:04:18.897 --> 01:04:19.731
What does that matter?

01:04:19.898 --> 01:04:20.857
Oh, it matters.

01:04:21.024 --> 01:04:22.651
Curse you to hell and back,
Ellen MacKenzie.

01:04:22.776 --> 01:04:24.611
Don't speak to Ellen that way!

01:04:25.946 --> 01:04:26.822
You... you should be

01:04:26.989 --> 01:04:28.824
thanking the Lord
for her safe return.

01:04:28.991 --> 01:04:30.826
You are no' my damn father!

01:04:32.244 --> 01:04:34.580
Dinna tell me how to speak
to my own sister.

01:04:34.997 --> 01:04:36.164
<i>Safe return?</i>

01:04:37.666 --> 01:04:39.376
She'd be better off dead.

01:04:40.460 --> 01:04:42.921
All of us will be
when the Grants come for us.

01:04:48.677 --> 01:04:49.886
Where were ye?

01:04:51.305 --> 01:04:52.556
What's happened?

01:04:52.973 --> 01:04:54.933
Well, ye vanished
without a trace.

01:04:55.976 --> 01:04:57.269
We imagined the worst,

01:04:57.436 --> 01:05:00.314
that that villainous Grant
had raped ye.

01:05:02.941 --> 01:05:05.694
We fought in yer name,
for yer honor.

01:05:05.861 --> 01:05:06.820
<i>We?</i>

01:05:07.821 --> 01:05:08.905
You.

01:05:09.698 --> 01:05:10.907
You did,

01:05:11.450 --> 01:05:14.620
bloody reckless, damnable fool.

01:05:20.751 --> 01:05:21.877
What?

01:05:22.461 --> 01:05:24.463
Beat Malcolm Grant to dust.

01:05:25.881 --> 01:05:27.841
I wasna with Grant.

01:05:28.425 --> 01:05:29.301
I would never.

01:05:29.468 --> 01:05:30.802
Christ, ye think
we dinna ken that now?

01:05:30.969 --> 01:05:32.679
<i>If not wi' Grant, then who?</i>

01:05:33.430 --> 01:05:34.556
Where were ye?

01:05:35.474 --> 01:05:38.226
You may ask me a hundred times,

01:05:38.977 --> 01:05:42.230
and on principle alone,
I will not tell you.

01:05:42.856 --> 01:05:43.774
<i>Not now.</i>

01:05:44.316 --> 01:05:46.610
I don't owe you anything.

01:05:48.487 --> 01:05:50.447
One of us will soon be laird.

01:05:51.281 --> 01:05:53.533
Then you'll owe us everything.

01:05:53.700 --> 01:05:54.993
A place to rest yer head,

01:05:55.118 --> 01:05:58.038
a full belly, your books,
your gowns...

01:05:58.205 --> 01:05:59.331
all of it.

01:06:01.208 --> 01:06:03.669
Because it will be one of us

01:06:04.252 --> 01:06:06.088
<i>that'll be keeping you
in the luxury</i>

01:06:06.254 --> 01:06:08.340
to which you've become
accustomed.

01:06:12.094 --> 01:06:13.512
If that's true

01:06:14.262 --> 01:06:15.597
and that's yer attitude,

01:06:17.140 --> 01:06:18.433
let the Grants come.

01:06:21.019 --> 01:06:22.396
Let them come

01:06:23.271 --> 01:06:25.732
and put us all
out of our misery.

01:06:51.508 --> 01:06:53.593
Who will ye name
as yer heir, Da?

01:06:54.970 --> 01:06:56.722
One canna walk.

01:06:58.140 --> 01:06:59.641
One canna think.

01:07:00.475 --> 01:07:03.103
<i>Each one has
what the other lacks,</i>

01:07:03.603 --> 01:07:07.274
but neither have the necessary
traits to be a laird.

01:07:10.026 --> 01:07:11.194
But...

01:07:13.905 --> 01:07:16.825
<i>nota res mala optima.</i>

01:07:17.659 --> 01:07:20.370
The evil that you know is best.

01:07:20.495 --> 01:07:21.997
And the author?

01:07:22.789 --> 01:07:23.915
Plautus.

01:07:24.082 --> 01:07:25.792
<i>Slainte.</i>

01:07:36.219 --> 01:07:39.473
Ye ken your brothers
and how to influence them.

01:07:40.223 --> 01:07:41.892
As for my heir,

01:07:42.642 --> 01:07:45.353
'tis a problem
for another day, <i>a leannan,</i>

01:07:46.605 --> 01:07:50.650
as I have no intention
of dying any time soon.

01:08:02.621 --> 01:08:06.958
Your wit and your tenacity

01:08:07.125 --> 01:08:10.837
are a blessing to me,
<i>mo chridhe.</i>

01:08:11.546 --> 01:08:13.256
You have more of me in you

01:08:13.423 --> 01:08:16.635
than both yer brothers
put together.

01:08:20.889 --> 01:08:23.350
If only you had a cock.

01:09:00.095 --> 01:09:01.263
Brian.

01:09:09.145 --> 01:09:11.398
<i>Ye're not listening
to me, Dougal.</i>

01:09:11.565 --> 01:09:13.567
Word from Alec is that
half the chieftains here

01:09:13.692 --> 01:09:15.527
already ken what happened.

01:09:15.694 --> 01:09:18.071
Soon, everyone
in the Highlands will know.

01:09:22.242 --> 01:09:24.578
Colum, have you heard
a word we've been saying?

01:09:26.913 --> 01:09:27.998
<i>Colum?</i>

01:09:33.169 --> 01:09:35.422
I gave this bird to our father.

01:09:37.549 --> 01:09:39.593
I never once saw him look at it

01:09:41.219 --> 01:09:42.596
<i>or speak to it</i>

01:09:44.055 --> 01:09:46.600
or even deign to give it a name,
for that matter.

01:09:47.183 --> 01:09:49.644
Your father had many things
on his mind.

01:09:50.478 --> 01:09:53.023
He may have been
a good friend to ye, Ned,

01:09:53.481 --> 01:09:56.276
but he was deficient
as a father.

01:10:01.656 --> 01:10:03.950
We must make amends
with the Grants without delay.

01:10:04.117 --> 01:10:05.327
Oh, ye're making
the decisions now?

01:10:05.493 --> 01:10:07.370
I'm merely thinking
of the clan.

01:10:12.083 --> 01:10:13.209
And your head.

01:10:25.305 --> 01:10:27.307
Ye got what you wanted.

01:10:28.433 --> 01:10:30.226
I tried to dissuade him.

01:10:31.603 --> 01:10:32.520
You heard me.

01:10:32.687 --> 01:10:35.482
Come now, Colum,
playing coy doesn't suit you.

01:10:37.067 --> 01:10:38.193
You lit the fuse.

01:10:38.360 --> 01:10:41.613
Now you'll put out the fire,

01:10:42.948 --> 01:10:46.910
proving to all that
you are the rightful laird.

01:10:50.455 --> 01:10:53.458
My father kept you close
all these years for a reason.

01:10:55.710 --> 01:10:57.045
I'd do the same.

01:11:00.548 --> 01:11:02.133
I'll send word to the <i>bladier,</i>

01:11:02.884 --> 01:11:05.553
see if there's something
we could offer as recompense.

01:11:06.304 --> 01:11:07.180
There is something.

01:11:07.347 --> 01:11:10.684
I remind you
the coffers are low.

01:11:10.809 --> 01:11:12.477
The- the kine we have
will fetch a good price,

01:11:12.644 --> 01:11:15.522
but that is- well,
it's money we don't yet have.

01:11:17.232 --> 01:11:19.776
We have something
far more valuable

01:11:19.901 --> 01:11:21.361
than money or livestock.

01:11:23.279 --> 01:11:24.364
A wife.

01:11:25.782 --> 01:11:27.242
Give Ellen to Malcolm Grant.

01:11:29.244 --> 01:11:30.495
You saw the way
he looked at her.

01:11:30.662 --> 01:11:32.831
Your father promised her
she'd never have to marry

01:11:32.998 --> 01:11:34.249
for the sake of the clan.

01:11:37.961 --> 01:11:39.462
He gave her his word.

01:12:02.569 --> 01:12:04.571
My father is dead.

01:12:06.031 --> 01:12:07.824
And so is his word.

01:13:17.602 --> 01:13:19.354
Well, that was worth it.

01:13:19.521 --> 01:13:20.939
Thank you, Mr. Beauchamp.

01:13:21.106 --> 01:13:23.149
You know what I meant.

01:13:23.274 --> 01:13:25.860
Coming out here
for a bit of privacy.

01:13:27.570 --> 01:13:31.699
That woman who runs the inn,
always lurking about.

01:13:32.700 --> 01:13:35.620
Yes, I've pictured her with her
ear pressed against our door.

01:13:36.037 --> 01:13:36.955
Well, thank you.

01:13:37.122 --> 01:13:38.915
I didn't have that image
until just now.

01:13:42.252 --> 01:13:43.670
I'm famished.

01:13:48.758 --> 01:13:50.301
So I wasn't enough,

01:13:51.845 --> 01:13:52.971
Mrs. Beauchamp?

01:14:03.648 --> 01:14:05.859
Claire would love all of this.

01:14:06.025 --> 01:14:07.485
Some spectacular hedgerows
back there

01:14:07.652 --> 01:14:08.987
full of wild raspberries.

01:14:09.112 --> 01:14:11.322
I told her we'd go picking
when I get home.

01:14:11.489 --> 01:14:13.116
Promised her
we'd make some jam,

01:14:13.283 --> 01:14:14.534
maybe even some homemade wine.

01:14:14.701 --> 01:14:16.452
Ugh, from raspberries?

01:14:16.578 --> 01:14:17.579
Yes.

01:14:17.745 --> 01:14:19.914
You just need a bit of water,
some sugar, yeast.

01:14:20.081 --> 01:14:21.207
Leave it to ferment.

01:14:21.749 --> 01:14:23.501
A wife who can turn
water into wine.

01:14:23.626 --> 01:14:25.545
A lovely fringe benefit.

01:14:26.588 --> 01:14:29.174
Even better than that,
an infusion of raspberry leaves

01:14:29.299 --> 01:14:31.801
has been used for centuries
to help women in childbirth.

01:14:36.097 --> 01:14:37.182
What?

01:14:37.724 --> 01:14:38.850
I didn't say anything.

01:14:39.017 --> 01:14:41.186
Well, no, my darling,
but your face did.

01:14:42.145 --> 01:14:43.438
What are you worried about?

01:14:43.605 --> 01:14:45.481
You know I really hate it
when you do that.

01:14:46.566 --> 01:14:47.775
I believe you used
the wrong verb.

01:14:47.942 --> 01:14:49.402
I think you meant "love."

01:14:50.028 --> 01:14:51.029
Yeah, that's it.

01:14:51.196 --> 01:14:53.114
Well, come on.
Don't keep me in suspense.

01:14:54.032 --> 01:14:56.409
I'm just a little concerned
about Claire.

01:14:56.534 --> 01:14:58.077
Oh, she's fine, my darling.

01:14:58.244 --> 01:15:00.038
A couple of weeks
with dear Uncle Lamb?

01:15:00.205 --> 01:15:02.207
Goodness me,
if I'd ever been so lucky.

01:15:02.373 --> 01:15:04.000
They're probably in
the British Museum this minute

01:15:04.167 --> 01:15:05.835
having a grand old time.

01:15:06.002 --> 01:15:06.878
Well, knowing my brother,

01:15:07.045 --> 01:15:08.588
he'll have her learning
hieroglyphics,

01:15:09.088 --> 01:15:10.882
trying to translate
the Rosetta Stone.

01:15:16.971 --> 01:15:19.140
You're worried how
she'll react when we tell her?

01:15:21.184 --> 01:15:21.935
Yes.

01:15:22.101 --> 01:15:23.228
Well, we've got time.

01:15:23.353 --> 01:15:25.563
I won't be showing
for a few more months.

01:15:28.107 --> 01:15:30.151
I don't know.
She's been our whole world.

01:15:30.318 --> 01:15:32.320
I do hope she'll get used
to having a little baby sister.

01:15:32.487 --> 01:15:33.696
Brother.

01:15:34.197 --> 01:15:35.114
Sister.

01:15:35.281 --> 01:15:37.283
- Don't even start.
- Brother.

01:15:51.172 --> 01:15:53.925
- Henry!
- Julia!

01:15:56.678 --> 01:15:59.722
- Henry!
- Julia!

01:16:22.829 --> 01:16:24.539
Are you hurt?

01:16:25.123 --> 01:16:26.874
No. Are you?

01:16:27.250 --> 01:16:29.252
No. No.

01:16:32.213 --> 01:16:33.840
The motorcar?

01:16:43.474 --> 01:16:44.475
Here. Come here.

01:16:44.642 --> 01:16:46.561
Come here. Come on.

01:16:46.686 --> 01:16:49.188
That's it. Come on.

01:16:56.988 --> 01:16:59.240
<i>Goodness me.
We've been walking for hours.</i>

01:16:59.407 --> 01:17:01.868
While I know we said we wanted
to get away from it all,

01:17:02.035 --> 01:17:03.036
this isn't quite
what I imagined

01:17:03.202 --> 01:17:04.579
our holiday to be like.

01:17:05.413 --> 01:17:07.540
Well, you said
you wanted an adventure.

01:17:08.458 --> 01:17:10.335
Goddamn stone in my shoe.

01:17:10.501 --> 01:17:12.128
Hang on.

01:17:12.295 --> 01:17:13.338
Well, why don't I go up here

01:17:13.463 --> 01:17:15.006
and see if I can get
the lay of the land?

01:17:15.173 --> 01:17:16.299
Well, hold on.
I'll come with you.

01:17:16.466 --> 01:17:18.343
Just let me get
this rock out first.

01:17:18.801 --> 01:17:20.720
I'll be back
before you know it.

01:17:24.140 --> 01:17:25.433
It was a boulder.

01:17:34.609 --> 01:17:35.777
Julia?

01:17:43.034 --> 01:17:44.160
Julia!

01:17:46.746 --> 01:17:47.955
Sweetheart?
