WEBVTT 00:15.766 --> 00:16.726 [Ellen] Previously... 00:16.851 --> 00:17.727 Raibeart Ruadh MacGriogair. 00:17.893 --> 00:19.228 The notorious Rob Roy. 00:19.395 --> 00:20.855 [Ned] Rob Roy is, of course, a known Jacobite 00:21.021 --> 00:22.148 and traitor to the crown. 00:22.273 --> 00:23.357 The Grants have avoided 00:23.524 --> 00:26.152 any Jacobite associations until now. 00:26.318 --> 00:28.487 The MacKenzies would be wise to follow suit. 00:28.654 --> 00:29.822 I love you, Julia. 00:29.989 --> 00:30.823 What's wrong? 00:30.990 --> 00:32.700 Nothing at all. 00:32.867 --> 00:34.160 It can't be you. 00:34.326 --> 00:35.786 [dramatic music plays] 00:35.911 --> 00:37.288 [Julia] We'll find our way back to each other. 00:37.455 --> 00:38.122 -I promise. -You've been married? 00:38.289 --> 00:39.081 Aye. 00:39.248 --> 00:40.458 You've helped me greatly 00:40.583 --> 00:42.126 by ensnaring the MacKenzie lass. 00:42.501 --> 00:44.044 [Ellen] I'll find a way out of my betrothal. 00:44.211 --> 00:44.879 I swear it. 00:45.045 --> 00:46.088 [Brian] We will. 00:46.213 --> 00:48.883 A test must be performed to ascertain 00:49.049 --> 00:51.761 whether or not your virtue is intact. 00:51.886 --> 00:53.554 [clergyman] Virgo intacta. 00:53.721 --> 00:54.805 [Mrs. Fitz] Virtue intact. 00:54.972 --> 00:56.056 Dinna think I'm not grateful 00:56.223 --> 00:57.683 that you saved Lady Ellen today. 00:57.850 --> 00:59.894 But if you truly love her, you'll stay away from her. 01:00.060 --> 01:02.021 ♪ ♪ 01:03.105 --> 01:06.025 [dramatic music plays] 01:06.150 --> 01:07.485 ♪ ♪ 01:07.651 --> 01:11.614 ♪ Long the way ♪ 01:11.781 --> 01:15.910 ♪ O'er the bridge I crossed ♪ 01:16.076 --> 01:19.163 ♪ For my love ♪ 01:19.330 --> 01:24.126 ♪ For my love that's lost ♪ 01:24.293 --> 01:27.713 ♪ By the brae ♪ 01:27.880 --> 01:30.966 ♪ In the verdant moss ♪ 01:31.133 --> 01:34.804 ♪ Where I watch Where I wait ♪ 01:34.970 --> 01:40.017 ♪ For my love that's lost ♪ 01:40.142 --> 01:43.145 ♪ ♪ 01:55.366 --> 01:59.286 ♪ Hi a bho ♪ 01:59.453 --> 02:02.998 ♪ Hoireann eile o ♪ 02:03.165 --> 02:06.001 ♪ Hi a bho ♪ 02:06.126 --> 02:10.798 ♪ Fair a leo fair a lè ♪ 02:10.965 --> 02:14.844 ♪ Hi a bho ♪ 02:15.010 --> 02:17.680 ♪ Hoireann eile o ♪ 02:17.847 --> 02:21.600 ♪ 'S tu mo run 'S tu mo ghràdh ♪ 02:21.767 --> 02:27.565 ♪ Agus m' eudail o ♪ 02:27.731 --> 02:30.734 ♪ ♪ 02:35.698 --> 02:38.701 [birds chirping] 02:44.582 --> 02:45.666 [knock at door] 02:45.833 --> 02:46.876 Come in. 02:47.042 --> 02:48.210 What the devil are you waiting for? 02:48.377 --> 02:50.504 [baby fussing] 02:50.671 --> 02:51.714 You sent for us? 02:51.881 --> 02:54.925 Aye, but I didn't send for the bairn. 02:55.341 --> 02:56.886 I was feeding him. 02:57.052 --> 02:59.013 [Lovat] Well, that duty belongs to the wet nurse. 02:59.597 --> 03:01.515 It won't be long until I'm fully restored 03:01.682 --> 03:03.767 and we celebrate our union... 03:04.184 --> 03:05.227 [clinks] 03:05.394 --> 03:06.312 ...the way the good Lord intended. 03:06.437 --> 03:07.980 Why did you send for us? 03:09.189 --> 03:11.275 I called for you, Brian, because you'll be joining me 03:11.442 --> 03:14.904 at the Earl of Mar's tynchal at Braemar. 03:15.654 --> 03:17.281 Which clans are to attend this year? 03:17.448 --> 03:20.075 [Lovat] Well, nearly all of them, I imagine. 03:21.327 --> 03:22.536 The Grants? 03:22.703 --> 03:23.954 [Lovat] Well, where else would they be? 03:24.121 --> 03:26.790 Well, except Isaac, of course. 03:27.124 --> 03:27.917 Hmm. 03:28.500 --> 03:30.169 May he rest in peace. 03:31.128 --> 03:33.297 The Grants will undoubtedly bow to me. 03:33.714 --> 03:36.133 Now that the MacKenzie slut has been exposed, 03:36.300 --> 03:37.551 I'll have no trouble 03:37.718 --> 03:39.303 from the rest of the Red Jacob brats. 03:39.845 --> 03:41.722 Make yourself ready, Brian. 03:41.889 --> 03:43.349 We leave today. 03:43.515 --> 03:45.809 Oh, and as for you, my lady, 03:45.976 --> 03:48.145 you are to see to the castle. 03:48.562 --> 03:50.272 If that's your desire, my Lord. 03:50.439 --> 03:51.440 Well, as my wife, 03:51.607 --> 03:53.776 the responsibility falls to you. 03:53.942 --> 03:54.652 Does it not? 03:54.817 --> 03:55.819 Yes... 03:56.570 --> 03:58.113 but I half wondered whether you might be 03:58.280 --> 04:00.157 thinking of taking Simon with you. 04:00.574 --> 04:01.951 A wee bairn? 04:02.368 --> 04:03.494 Why? 04:03.661 --> 04:05.204 [Julia] Because of the prophecy. 04:06.288 --> 04:08.207 Your son will be king one day. 04:08.582 --> 04:10.417 Wouldn't that strengthen your influence 04:10.584 --> 04:11.794 among the clans, perhaps? 04:12.211 --> 04:14.129 Well, he'd be the only babe there. 04:14.296 --> 04:15.839 I know you're a Sassenach, Julia, 04:15.965 --> 04:18.175 and you're not privy to all of our customs, 04:18.341 --> 04:20.010 but you see, the Earl of Mar's tynchal-- 04:20.177 --> 04:21.637 Aye, but Father, 04:22.763 --> 04:25.557 now ye have a legitimate son. 04:26.850 --> 04:29.728 [suspenseful music plays] 04:29.853 --> 04:31.146 [Lovat] Aye. 04:31.313 --> 04:33.107 ♪ ♪ 04:33.273 --> 04:35.526 [Brian] Of course, you'd need to be canny, 04:35.651 --> 04:37.486 and careful who ye tell-- 04:37.653 --> 04:38.570 Enough. 04:39.154 --> 04:41.824 You think I can't tell who can be trusted? 04:42.658 --> 04:44.784 Perhaps it was foolish of me to offer. 04:44.952 --> 04:47.162 I was only thinking of your heir's future. 04:49.331 --> 04:52.835 Aye, well, look at him. 04:54.128 --> 04:56.547 He is a braw wee lad. 04:57.047 --> 04:58.132 Aren't you? 04:59.466 --> 05:01.385 He favors his father. 05:02.177 --> 05:03.679 [Lovat] Hmm. 05:06.890 --> 05:09.101 Then the wet nurse will join us. 05:10.894 --> 05:13.522 Might Julia join us as well? 05:14.523 --> 05:16.734 All fine lords in good standin' 05:16.900 --> 05:18.402 will have their wives wi' them. 05:22.531 --> 05:23.824 Very well. 05:24.908 --> 05:27.786 Prepare yourselves for Braemar at once. 05:28.370 --> 05:31.290 [upbeat music plays] 05:31.415 --> 05:34.376 ♪ ♪ 06:12.122 --> 06:13.499 [Man] Halt the coach! 06:15.751 --> 06:17.753 [horse neighing] 06:19.922 --> 06:21.840 [Malcolm] Uncle, where'd you spring from? 06:22.007 --> 06:24.218 London, where I've been attending to matters 06:24.384 --> 06:25.803 on yer father's behalf. 06:26.386 --> 06:27.805 When I heard of his passing, 06:28.222 --> 06:30.182 I set out to travel to ye at once. 06:30.933 --> 06:32.601 Ye were missed at the funeral. 06:34.478 --> 06:36.188 'Tis a pity of the world, nephew, 06:36.522 --> 06:37.856 losing such a father, 06:37.981 --> 06:40.442 and just as your life as a man has begun. 06:41.652 --> 06:42.694 Thank you. 06:42.861 --> 06:44.279 I've come to further Isaac's work 06:44.446 --> 06:46.031 and protect his legacy, 06:47.157 --> 06:48.283 which is you. 06:49.409 --> 06:52.121 I see ye are wise enough to bring a henchman, 06:52.287 --> 06:53.831 though not quick enough to have been much help 06:53.997 --> 06:55.666 had I posed any danger to you. 06:55.832 --> 06:57.835 Ah, well, you remember father's bodyman, 06:58.001 --> 06:59.378 -Mr. Arch Bug. -Aye. 06:59.545 --> 07:02.881 And uh, this is Mr. Henry Grant, our bladier. 07:03.799 --> 07:05.592 Henry Beauchamp Grant, sir. 07:06.927 --> 07:08.595 -An Englishman. -[Henry] Mm-hmm. 07:08.762 --> 07:11.265 And a gentleman by your speech, sir. 07:11.932 --> 07:13.475 How'd that come about, lad? 07:13.892 --> 07:15.853 Ah, well, Father chose Henry for his skill. 07:16.436 --> 07:19.148 I maintain his services because he's been loyal to me. 07:20.440 --> 07:22.568 That remains to be seen, Master Grant. 07:23.318 --> 07:24.736 M'Laird. 07:24.862 --> 07:26.822 You'll address me according to my station, Mr. Bug. 07:26.989 --> 07:28.615 [chuckling] 07:28.782 --> 07:30.826 Apologies, M'Laird. 07:32.202 --> 07:34.037 Well, join us, Uncle. There's room in the coach. 07:34.621 --> 07:36.248 We're no' far from Leoch, where we'll rendezvous 07:36.415 --> 07:37.791 with my betrothed and her brothers. 07:38.125 --> 07:39.251 Surely ye'd prefer to rest 07:39.418 --> 07:40.460 before you journey on to Braemar. 07:40.627 --> 07:43.005 Ah, I'll meet ye there. 07:43.714 --> 07:45.340 I'm eager to pay a visit to yer intended 07:45.465 --> 07:46.842 as soon as possible. 07:47.384 --> 07:48.635 Put a face to the name of the lass 07:48.760 --> 07:50.179 ye've written to me about. 07:50.637 --> 07:52.181 Ye're soon to be wed, lad. 07:52.514 --> 07:53.390 Aye. 07:53.557 --> 07:55.308 Well, ye'll be charmed by her. 07:55.976 --> 07:57.227 No doubt. 07:58.020 --> 07:59.855 [dramatic music plays] 08:00.022 --> 08:00.898 Ha! 08:01.315 --> 08:04.318 ♪ ♪ 08:07.029 --> 08:09.031 [Colum] So we are agreed, then? 08:09.156 --> 08:12.409 Aye, Colum. How often must I say it? 08:12.993 --> 08:14.828 Many times as I require. 08:15.787 --> 08:18.457 'Tis the future well-being of the clan that's at stake, 08:19.457 --> 08:21.335 a considerable weight on our shoulders. 08:21.501 --> 08:23.212 Well, mine are braw enough. 08:23.545 --> 08:24.713 Are yers? 08:24.880 --> 08:26.715 You can play the braggart wi' me, Dougal, 08:27.382 --> 08:29.593 but I can sense yer apprehension. 08:29.760 --> 08:31.094 And if I can sense it-- 08:31.220 --> 08:33.054 Oh, ye've a nose for apprehension, then, do you? 08:33.222 --> 08:35.515 'Tis the Earl of Mar's annual tynchal. 08:35.640 --> 08:37.226 Ye ken all eyes will be upon us. 08:37.392 --> 08:38.602 [Dougal] Aye. 08:38.727 --> 08:40.979 Auld men who wish us to lick their boots. 08:41.145 --> 08:44.483 Those auld men have power, wealth, 08:44.900 --> 08:46.068 could slice yer bollocks off 08:46.235 --> 08:47.569 and serve them to ye on a platter. 08:47.736 --> 08:50.197 So, ye'd best remember yerself. 08:50.530 --> 08:52.491 We canna afford a misstep. 08:52.658 --> 08:55.661 Ye'll reassure me as many times as I require 08:56.328 --> 08:57.788 before we cast the dice. 08:58.288 --> 08:59.957 [Ellen] Intending to try yer luck with wagers 09:00.123 --> 09:01.625 at Braemar, are you? 09:01.792 --> 09:04.253 We're speakin' of clan matters that dinna concern ye, Ellen. 09:04.419 --> 09:05.671 I suppose not. 09:06.255 --> 09:08.048 I'm merely a pawn to ensure a strong 09:08.215 --> 09:10.300 and fruitful alliance with the Grants. 09:10.467 --> 09:11.593 Oh, Ellen MacKenzie, 09:11.760 --> 09:14.012 ye have finally accepted yer role to play. 09:14.179 --> 09:17.140 Well, we canna all cling to our convictions, 09:17.516 --> 09:18.642 can we, Dougal? 09:18.809 --> 09:19.977 [door opens] 09:20.102 --> 09:21.603 [servant] Apologies, M'Laird. 09:21.770 --> 09:23.647 The gentleman wouldna wait to be announced. 09:23.939 --> 09:25.774 Who might this gentleman be? 09:25.941 --> 09:27.776 Malcolm MacKinnon Grant. 09:32.114 --> 09:33.532 Pleased to meet ye. 09:33.699 --> 09:34.992 Ellen MacKenzie. 09:36.118 --> 09:38.453 Pleased to make your acquaintance, Mr. Grant. 09:39.037 --> 09:40.497 Ah, ye may call me Uncle. 09:40.664 --> 09:42.040 We're soon to be family. 09:43.458 --> 09:44.584 As you wish. 09:46.545 --> 09:47.796 Leave us. 09:47.963 --> 09:48.630 [chuckles] 09:48.797 --> 09:50.215 Us leave you? 09:52.092 --> 09:53.343 [Uncle Mac] 'Tis not yourselves 09:53.510 --> 09:54.469 with whom I've come to acquaint myself. 09:55.053 --> 09:56.805 I wish to speak wi' yer sister. 10:00.183 --> 10:01.852 Make sure we're not disturbed. 10:12.988 --> 10:14.698 [door clicks] 10:19.745 --> 10:21.121 [door clicks] 10:22.664 --> 10:25.500 Welcome to Leoch... Uncle. 10:25.625 --> 10:26.710 [Uncle Mac chuckles] 10:26.877 --> 10:29.171 Well, then, niece, 10:30.839 --> 10:33.592 let us acquaint ourselves and speak as though 10:33.759 --> 10:35.802 we've kent one another a lifetime. 10:37.346 --> 10:39.056 If that is what pleases ye. 10:39.222 --> 10:41.516 Oh, what pleases me is an unrivaled match 10:41.683 --> 10:42.893 for my nephew. 10:43.643 --> 10:47.356 I've heard of yer beauty and yer sharp mind. 10:47.773 --> 10:51.193 In fact, Malcolm barely writes of much else. 10:51.360 --> 10:52.402 [Ellen chuckles] 10:52.569 --> 10:54.279 I am honored by his good opinion, sir. 10:54.446 --> 10:55.864 [Uncle Mac] Aye, yeah. 10:56.031 --> 10:59.326 Word of other virtues you may or may not possess 10:59.493 --> 11:01.661 have been brought to my attention as well. 11:04.539 --> 11:06.750 If you're speaking of the rumors against me... 11:06.875 --> 11:09.169 I wish for you to tell me 11:09.336 --> 11:12.339 why your virtue was brought into question. 11:13.799 --> 11:17.552 Rumors and gossip from a disreputable man 11:17.677 --> 11:19.012 who wants nothing more than to destroy 11:19.179 --> 11:20.514 my family's good name. 11:20.680 --> 11:21.681 Mm. 11:21.848 --> 11:23.433 My purity was proven. 11:24.726 --> 11:26.770 [Uncle Mac] I'm a man ye'd be wise to be honest wi', lass. 11:27.521 --> 11:29.314 I've a way of gettin' to the truth of matters. 11:29.439 --> 11:30.941 [both chuckling] 11:32.484 --> 11:35.487 I've great regard for your wish to assess me on my own merit. 11:35.654 --> 11:38.407 My own father taught me to look at all the facts 11:38.824 --> 11:40.909 and judge all sides of matters as well. 11:41.076 --> 11:42.202 [laughs] 11:43.453 --> 11:46.665 Oh, there's the keen mind I heard a great deal about. 11:47.915 --> 11:52.462 I ken well enough Malcolm values your cleverness. 11:53.380 --> 11:58.051 But Clan Grant values loyalty above all else. 11:58.176 --> 11:59.970 Now, my nephew believes 12:00.137 --> 12:02.389 the sun rises and sets wi' ye. 12:03.557 --> 12:06.309 Will you be a good 12:06.893 --> 12:10.021 and faithful wife to him? 12:10.480 --> 12:12.732 We MacKenzies may be spirited. 12:13.733 --> 12:16.570 -Curious, indeed. -Mm. 12:16.695 --> 12:20.407 Stubborn, aye, to a fault at times. 12:21.825 --> 12:26.663 But once we are wed, we are faithful forever. 12:28.665 --> 12:30.167 You know, I kent your father. 12:31.042 --> 12:33.753 Ah, a man who could convince ye the sun was shinin' 12:33.920 --> 12:36.256 whilst the rain lashed your face. 12:36.423 --> 12:37.299 Aye. 12:37.632 --> 12:40.010 My da was a persuasive man. 12:41.011 --> 12:43.221 But then you must have kent my mother too. 12:43.763 --> 12:45.515 She served my da well. 12:46.558 --> 12:47.767 Hmm. 12:49.978 --> 12:51.646 Serve Malcolm well, 12:51.813 --> 12:54.399 and there will be no ill will between us. 12:54.566 --> 12:56.234 [dramatic music plays] 12:56.359 --> 12:58.278 Mind, though, Lady Ellen, 12:58.445 --> 13:00.405 if ye break my nephew's heart, 13:01.490 --> 13:03.575 I'll rip your own from your chest. 13:03.742 --> 13:06.661 ♪ ♪ 13:24.137 --> 13:25.388 [Mrs. Fitz] Take that to the kitchen. 13:25.555 --> 13:26.765 [servant] Yes, ma'am, right away. 13:26.932 --> 13:28.058 [Mrs. Fitz] Away wi' you. On you go. 13:29.309 --> 13:30.727 The Grants have all arrived. 13:30.852 --> 13:32.062 Ye must go. 13:33.396 --> 13:34.564 Ye're cold to the touch. 13:34.731 --> 13:36.566 -Are ye well? -No. 13:36.691 --> 13:38.235 [Mrs. Fitz] What is it? Have you caught Letitia's ague? 13:38.360 --> 13:39.486 No. 13:39.653 --> 13:40.278 [Mrs. Fitz] What's happened, then? 13:41.196 --> 13:42.948 Malcolm's uncle threatened 13:43.073 --> 13:45.283 to rip my heart from my chest 13:45.408 --> 13:47.035 if I broke Malcolm's. 13:47.869 --> 13:50.455 He would, the auld fiend. 13:51.289 --> 13:53.833 See that ye dinna so much as look at another man at Braemar. 13:54.000 --> 13:55.043 And if Brian is there? 13:55.210 --> 13:56.920 For Christ's sweet sake, lass. 13:57.712 --> 14:01.049 Ye came within a hair's breadth wi' that test of yer purity. 14:01.174 --> 14:02.884 Ye'll not be so lucky a second time. 14:03.760 --> 14:05.262 As it is, we'll need to be wily as foxes 14:05.428 --> 14:06.763 to manage your weddin' night, 14:06.930 --> 14:08.848 make certain ye bleed when ye're meant to. 14:09.015 --> 14:10.433 [Ellen] Oh, Christ. 14:11.142 --> 14:12.269 I hadn't considered that. 14:12.435 --> 14:13.853 [Mrs. Fitz] Dinna fash, mo chridhe. 14:14.312 --> 14:15.939 We'll manage that when the time comes. 14:16.648 --> 14:18.108 Women have been puttin' that one over on men 14:18.275 --> 14:19.526 since Eve ate the apple. 14:20.277 --> 14:22.654 But there must not be the slightest glance 14:22.821 --> 14:26.408 betwixt you and anyone but Malcolm Grant, 14:27.158 --> 14:29.119 or at least one of you will be dead. 14:29.286 --> 14:32.122 [tense music plays] 14:32.289 --> 14:35.208 ♪ ♪ 14:39.588 --> 14:42.048 [horse neighing] 14:47.762 --> 14:50.599 [indistinct chatter] 14:50.765 --> 14:53.685 [upbeat music playing] 14:53.852 --> 14:56.813 ♪ ♪ 15:13.872 --> 15:16.249 I really am sorry about your father. 15:17.000 --> 15:18.460 Thank you. 15:18.835 --> 15:20.170 Your family's attendance at his funeral 15:20.337 --> 15:21.504 meant a great deal to me. 15:22.881 --> 15:24.883 You must miss him terribly. 15:25.925 --> 15:27.010 Aye. 15:27.427 --> 15:30.805 I do, just as you miss your own, I imagine. 15:31.514 --> 15:32.724 Aye. 15:33.767 --> 15:36.227 I still expect him to come to breakfast. 15:37.437 --> 15:40.440 My heart breaks when I see his empty chair. 15:42.567 --> 15:44.319 I ken what ye mean. 15:45.403 --> 15:48.281 For me, it's, uh-- it's just the wee things. 15:49.616 --> 15:54.037 Since before I could talk, I'd bring him things to show. 15:58.583 --> 15:59.459 A pretty pebble... 15:59.626 --> 16:00.752 [Ellen laughs] 16:00.877 --> 16:02.212 [Malcolm] ...a stick wi' a fork in it, 16:02.379 --> 16:05.006 uh, the egg of a bird. 16:05.924 --> 16:07.425 He'd always be interested. 16:08.551 --> 16:11.179 Admire what I found and talk to me about it. 16:12.681 --> 16:14.849 I'm glad I got the chance to show him you. 16:19.312 --> 16:21.481 It was the same with me and my da. 16:22.857 --> 16:26.361 Though 'twas more things I'd read in books, 16:27.028 --> 16:29.364 bits o' poetry and the like. 16:32.659 --> 16:34.994 Losing my father has made me think more clear. 16:36.329 --> 16:37.831 Life's not long, 16:38.790 --> 16:40.667 and we must make the best of ourselves. 16:42.001 --> 16:44.295 I don't want to waste any more time. 16:46.214 --> 16:47.424 Now that I'm laird, 16:48.007 --> 16:50.677 I want nothin' more than for you to be my lady. 16:53.638 --> 16:54.931 Shall we? 16:58.226 --> 17:01.146 [upbeat music playing] 17:01.271 --> 17:02.981 ♪ ♪ 17:03.148 --> 17:05.400 Your presence is always such a blessing. 17:05.567 --> 17:08.528 ♪ ♪ 17:17.036 --> 17:18.496 That's McMurtry. 17:19.247 --> 17:20.498 [Colum] Christ almighty. 17:20.665 --> 17:22.083 -One o' the Gallowglass? -[Dougal] Aye. 17:22.250 --> 17:23.752 [Colum] Who invited those assassins? 17:23.917 --> 17:26.253 Whoever has the coin to pay them. 17:27.172 --> 17:29.674 It's time you made the tour of the tent, 17:30.091 --> 17:31.676 refresh your memories of the players at hand 17:31.801 --> 17:33.928 before the Earl of Mar greets us. 17:35.930 --> 17:38.683 There will be time for lassies later. 17:43.980 --> 17:47.066 [indistinct chatter] 17:57.869 --> 17:59.204 There's Ellen 18:00.789 --> 18:02.290 wi' Malcolm Grant. 18:05.960 --> 18:07.837 Hurts, doesn't it? 18:08.922 --> 18:10.048 Seein' the lass ye love 18:10.215 --> 18:11.800 enjoyin' the company of another. 18:12.467 --> 18:13.927 -Aye. -Aye. 18:14.093 --> 18:16.012 Well, the lass is lost to ye. 18:17.055 --> 18:18.723 She's better for it, if ye ask me. 18:18.890 --> 18:20.809 I dinna recall asking you anythin'. 18:20.975 --> 18:22.185 Of course not. 18:22.352 --> 18:23.561 Ye're in the habit of takin' what ye wish 18:23.728 --> 18:25.855 wi'out considerin' the consequences. 18:26.523 --> 18:28.983 Oh, aye, I ken about the ordeal 18:29.150 --> 18:31.694 Ellen was forced to go through on yer account. 18:34.113 --> 18:35.740 My auntie told me. 18:37.116 --> 18:39.661 At least she's safe wi' Malcolm. 18:40.703 --> 18:43.706 ♪ ♪ 18:47.252 --> 18:48.628 -How are you? -[chief] Good day. 18:48.795 --> 18:50.380 -Good to see you. -[chief] Good to see you, sir. 18:50.880 --> 18:52.173 [Lovat] Murtagh. 18:57.720 --> 19:00.390 Come tell me what you've seen, what you've heard. 19:01.140 --> 19:03.184 There's word of a guest in attendance, 19:03.351 --> 19:04.936 a special friend of the Earl's. 19:05.436 --> 19:07.856 He's to be introduced by the Earl himself. 19:09.941 --> 19:11.776 Gatherin' money for the Stuarts? 19:12.277 --> 19:13.403 I dinna ken. 19:13.820 --> 19:15.613 But the wealthiest and most influential 19:15.780 --> 19:17.782 Highland clan chieftains have all arrived. 19:17.949 --> 19:20.535 [Lovat] Aye, and took the finest sites 19:20.660 --> 19:22.871 nearest the castle for themselves, 19:23.037 --> 19:25.748 leavin' the rest of us to camp near the horse pens. 19:28.710 --> 19:31.337 Make the rounds once again and report back. 19:31.671 --> 19:34.674 ♪ ♪ 20:02.452 --> 20:05.246 [tender music plays] 20:05.413 --> 20:08.333 ♪ ♪ 20:10.209 --> 20:11.210 Julia. 20:11.377 --> 20:12.378 [Julia] Henry. 20:12.545 --> 20:13.880 [baby fussing] 20:14.047 --> 20:15.590 Is this... 20:15.757 --> 20:18.593 ♪ ♪ 20:18.718 --> 20:21.721 [baby cooing] 20:24.432 --> 20:26.517 And who might you be? 20:28.102 --> 20:30.021 An admirer of our son. 20:30.605 --> 20:34.400 He's heard of the prophecy, haven't you? 20:35.068 --> 20:37.946 Yes, suppose I have. 20:38.363 --> 20:40.490 Ah, a Sassenach supporter. 20:40.657 --> 20:43.576 The world does have its wee surprises, does it not? 20:43.743 --> 20:45.954 My wife and I will not consider your otherness 20:46.120 --> 20:47.372 a mark against you. 20:47.538 --> 20:49.082 Will we, my dear? 20:49.874 --> 20:51.334 No, we will not. 20:55.088 --> 20:56.381 Your wife? 20:56.547 --> 20:58.758 Aye, a beautiful rose of the English variety, 20:58.925 --> 21:00.969 a gentle temptress who fell into my life 21:01.094 --> 21:04.931 and won me over with her grace and considerable charms. 21:05.431 --> 21:07.684 I blessed her with the bonniest of wee laddies. 21:08.226 --> 21:09.644 Didn't I, my sweet? 21:10.103 --> 21:11.771 -Yes, my Lord. -[Lovat chuckles] 21:13.189 --> 21:14.399 Excuse us. 21:14.816 --> 21:16.859 There are many fine folk here who Mistress Fraser 21:17.026 --> 21:18.486 and my heir must meet. 21:18.820 --> 21:21.614 [somber music plays] 21:21.781 --> 21:24.742 ♪ ♪ 21:30.248 --> 21:32.375 I told you he has a talent for slippin' away. 21:32.542 --> 21:34.335 He has a weakness for whores, ye ken. 21:34.836 --> 21:36.462 If he does slip away, no doubt you'll find him 21:36.629 --> 21:38.381 skulking near the brothel tent. 21:38.506 --> 21:40.675 I am able to distinguish between a man's 21:40.842 --> 21:43.469 professional countenance and his personal proclivities, 21:43.636 --> 21:44.679 Mr. Bug. 21:45.346 --> 21:48.141 The Earl has called a meeting of the clan chieftains. 21:48.266 --> 21:52.145 You will accompany me and my nephew at once. 21:52.311 --> 21:55.273 ♪ ♪ 22:14.333 --> 22:17.295 [laughter and chatter] 22:30.808 --> 22:32.560 Those are auld Jacob's lads? 22:33.686 --> 22:36.230 Aye, that's Colum, laird of the MacKenzies, 22:36.397 --> 22:37.482 and his brother, Dougal, 22:37.648 --> 22:39.400 who serves as the clan's war chief. 22:39.567 --> 22:41.069 I heard the strife that struck Clan MacKenzie 22:41.235 --> 22:44.447 after Seumas Ruadh died without naming a successor. 22:45.239 --> 22:48.076 But why split the clan leadership 22:48.242 --> 22:51.621 betwixt a laird and war chieftain? 22:51.746 --> 22:53.498 Ah, Dougal is a fine warrior 22:53.956 --> 22:56.209 who could inspire men to do damn near anything. 22:56.834 --> 22:59.754 He doesna have the temperament needed to be a laird. 23:00.505 --> 23:02.006 Now, we should, ah, consider them 23:02.173 --> 23:05.593 two important halves that make a strong whole. 23:06.094 --> 23:07.804 Dougal is the MacKenzie brawn. 23:08.429 --> 23:10.473 Colum is its sound mind. 23:11.015 --> 23:13.017 And I suppose we're to believe yer nephew, 23:13.184 --> 23:17.438 new to lairdship himself, has talent for both? 23:17.939 --> 23:21.359 Question my laird's might at your peril, MacPherson. 23:22.443 --> 23:25.029 Well, as ye're betrothed to their sister, 23:25.571 --> 23:26.823 I suppose you've reckoned to the matter 23:26.948 --> 23:28.866 of the MacKenzies' cleaved leadership 23:29.033 --> 23:30.785 to your satisfaction. 23:31.452 --> 23:32.453 I have. 23:35.706 --> 23:38.668 [chatter hushes] 23:42.296 --> 23:43.756 Welcome, gentlemen. 23:43.923 --> 23:45.383 Welcome, all. 23:46.968 --> 23:50.138 The tynchal is my favorite event of the year, 23:50.263 --> 23:53.307 and I'm delighted that so many of you are here. 23:53.975 --> 23:56.018 I hope you'll join me in welcoming yet 23:56.185 --> 24:00.148 a rather unique guest. 24:00.314 --> 24:02.900 [crowd murmuring] 24:03.067 --> 24:05.945 [suspenseful music plays] 24:06.070 --> 24:09.198 ♪ ♪ 24:09.866 --> 24:11.367 I trust I need no introduction. 24:11.534 --> 24:13.035 I dare say you do not. 24:13.202 --> 24:15.288 [Rob Roy] Thank you to the Earl of Mar. 24:15.413 --> 24:16.664 What is he doing here? 24:16.831 --> 24:19.333 Thank you, fine gentlemen, here today. 24:19.876 --> 24:21.377 Many of you ken me 24:22.170 --> 24:24.130 and ken my purpose too, I think. 24:25.423 --> 24:26.799 Now, the English, 24:28.217 --> 24:30.178 the English have persecuted my family, 24:30.344 --> 24:32.805 my clan, for centuries 24:33.306 --> 24:35.766 wi' no cause, save greed. 24:35.933 --> 24:36.851 [all] Aye. 24:37.435 --> 24:39.020 And a German interloper 24:39.187 --> 24:42.607 who has ruled with tyranny that has oppressed many. 24:42.732 --> 24:43.816 [crowd murmurs] 24:43.983 --> 24:45.735 And many of ye here have less now 24:45.902 --> 24:48.029 than ye had not so many years before. 24:48.196 --> 24:49.447 [crowd murmurs] 24:49.614 --> 24:52.742 And the rest of ye, the rest of ye have been 24:52.909 --> 24:55.161 lulled into complacency 24:55.912 --> 24:57.788 by the English coin. 24:58.873 --> 25:02.043 Aye, the crown may bless ye wi' one hand. 25:02.210 --> 25:04.378 But they will take wi' the other. 25:04.879 --> 25:06.339 'Tis only a matter of time 25:06.505 --> 25:09.550 before the English persecute you as well, 25:10.009 --> 25:13.971 reive your kine, strip yer clan lands from ye, 25:14.555 --> 25:16.182 and brand ye outlaws. 25:17.099 --> 25:19.352 There are those here that think, 25:20.144 --> 25:21.812 "That willna happen to me. 25:22.355 --> 25:24.232 My clan has been loyal to the crown." 25:24.357 --> 25:27.693 Well, lads, there was a time when I, 25:28.361 --> 25:30.404 was fool enough to think the same. 25:31.072 --> 25:33.491 But I see no fools before me now. 25:33.658 --> 25:34.784 [all] Aye. 25:34.951 --> 25:36.202 [dramatic music plays] 25:36.369 --> 25:38.537 I see men wi' desires like mine. 25:39.330 --> 25:42.959 A desire to have a destiny of our own makin'. 25:43.125 --> 25:44.460 -Aye. -Yes. 25:44.627 --> 25:47.129 [Rob Roy] Which is why we canna wait any longer 25:47.255 --> 25:50.299 to restore our true king to his throne. 25:50.466 --> 25:52.134 [all] Aye! 25:52.260 --> 25:55.638 And restore justice to the Kingdom o' Scotland! 25:55.805 --> 25:58.099 I, Rob Roy, 25:59.183 --> 26:02.645 draw my sword on behalf of the Stuart cause. 26:03.396 --> 26:06.941 And I will not hesitate to lay down my life 26:07.483 --> 26:08.734 for our rightful king! 26:08.901 --> 26:10.861 [all] Aye! 26:10.987 --> 26:14.532 A Scottish ruler rising from the Fraser bloodline, 26:15.116 --> 26:17.994 uniting the clans for centuries to come. 26:18.494 --> 26:20.162 [Earl of Mar] A rousin' oration from MacGregor, 26:20.579 --> 26:23.165 able to speak plainly with great candor. 26:23.916 --> 26:26.627 Most refreshing to hear after the months 26:26.794 --> 26:29.130 I've spent mired in hand-wringing 26:29.255 --> 26:31.382 and doublespeak in Parliament. 26:32.341 --> 26:35.928 And now, now I share the true reason 26:36.429 --> 26:38.055 I've called you to hear from MacGregor directly 26:38.180 --> 26:41.058 and thus allow this circle of gentlemen, 26:41.225 --> 26:42.768 if I may include you all, 26:44.312 --> 26:46.897 to decide our allegiance to the cause 26:47.023 --> 26:48.774 and declare it. 26:48.899 --> 26:51.902 [crowd whispering] 26:56.699 --> 26:58.826 Let us all enjoy the games today 26:59.201 --> 27:00.828 and the tynchal tomorrow. 27:01.245 --> 27:03.331 And afterwards, we shall reconvene. 27:03.789 --> 27:05.541 And each chieftain will cast a vote 27:05.708 --> 27:08.377 for or against movement forward. 27:08.544 --> 27:10.796 Be assured you'll no' be hampered 27:10.921 --> 27:13.174 nor hindered in your leaving tomorrow 27:13.341 --> 27:14.967 no matter your vote. 27:15.634 --> 27:18.679 [crowd murmuring] 27:25.895 --> 27:28.397 I am much of your mind, my Lord. 27:28.564 --> 27:31.192 Well, I'm glad to hear of it, Lord... 27:31.650 --> 27:32.360 Lovat. 27:32.526 --> 27:34.904 Lord Simon Lovat. 27:35.654 --> 27:37.323 I shall return tomorrow with my heir 27:37.490 --> 27:40.159 armed with knowledge you will undoubtedly find valuable 27:40.326 --> 27:41.494 to the cause. 27:42.995 --> 27:44.830 Though there are men here plagued by scandal 27:44.997 --> 27:46.999 and not suited to hear it. 27:47.917 --> 27:50.294 [chuckles] Save yourself, of course. 27:50.461 --> 27:52.421 Ah, you, Fraser, are a liar, 27:52.588 --> 27:55.925 a fantasist, and a scoundrel. 27:56.050 --> 27:58.511 [tense music plays] 27:58.677 --> 28:00.262 I did you a good turn, 28:00.971 --> 28:03.557 alerted your family of the MacKenzie slut. 28:03.724 --> 28:05.935 The lass' purity was proven. 28:06.102 --> 28:09.063 No. No, no, that- that can't be. 28:09.230 --> 28:11.315 I- I would have heard about it. 28:11.482 --> 28:13.275 [chuckles] Ye wouldna, Fraser. 28:13.609 --> 28:14.944 D'ye ken why? 28:15.111 --> 28:18.406 Because you make mischief wi'out the slightest cause. 28:18.572 --> 28:21.575 You spread lies to suit your scurrilous agenda 28:21.742 --> 28:22.993 about my nephew's betrothed, 28:23.160 --> 28:25.413 about the false promise of your heir, 28:25.579 --> 28:27.873 as if seed from your putrid loins 28:28.040 --> 28:29.250 could amount to more than a blight 28:29.375 --> 28:30.793 -upon all of us. -[all] Aye. 28:30.918 --> 28:33.421 [Uncle Mac] You are a detestable nodcock, Fraser, 28:33.796 --> 28:35.673 and so is any man who would confuse 28:35.840 --> 28:37.967 your damnable lies wi' truth. 28:39.093 --> 28:41.929 ♪ ♪ 28:42.096 --> 28:44.974 I'm afraid I must end our conversation here. 28:45.099 --> 28:48.102 ♪ ♪ 28:58.571 --> 29:00.489 [door clicks] 29:03.159 --> 29:06.328 [indistinct chatter] 29:06.495 --> 29:08.164 God bless the elder Grant. 29:08.330 --> 29:10.499 Another moment of Lovat's lies, and you two might have 29:10.624 --> 29:12.668 spilt his blood on the Earl's floor. 29:12.835 --> 29:14.420 The day isna over. 29:15.588 --> 29:18.257 If the Earl thinks I'll take our clan to war 29:18.424 --> 29:20.759 for their cause, he is mistaken. 29:20.885 --> 29:22.845 Dougal MacKenzie, is it no'? 29:24.597 --> 29:25.306 You ken my name. 29:25.473 --> 29:26.432 [Rob Roy] Oh, aye. 29:26.599 --> 29:28.017 I recall any man willin' to donate 29:28.184 --> 29:30.019 a chest of coin to the cause. 29:31.020 --> 29:32.313 Did ye bring it with ye? 29:32.980 --> 29:34.023 No. 29:34.857 --> 29:36.233 Disappeared durin' the Redcoat raid 29:36.400 --> 29:38.652 on our cattle auction at Nairne's, aye? 29:38.819 --> 29:39.820 [chuckles] 29:39.987 --> 29:41.363 Well, perhaps ye can inform me 29:41.530 --> 29:42.823 as to where I might be able to find it 29:42.990 --> 29:44.408 over a wee dram later. 29:45.201 --> 29:46.994 Aye, perhaps. 29:49.580 --> 29:52.625 [Rob Roy] Gentlemen. How are you? 29:57.630 --> 29:59.798 What coin was MacGregor speakin' of? 29:59.965 --> 30:01.550 'Twas a jest. Ye ken MacGregor. 30:01.717 --> 30:03.719 No, I do not. 30:04.261 --> 30:06.055 I dinna keep company wi' outlaws. 30:07.097 --> 30:08.891 Did ye promise coin to the cause? 30:09.058 --> 30:12.436 A bit of Ellen's dowry money, a wee contribution. 30:12.561 --> 30:14.897 Without so much as a word to me? 30:15.397 --> 30:16.857 What the devil were ye thinkin'? 30:17.024 --> 30:18.442 Am I not the laird of our clan? 30:18.609 --> 30:21.695 Is our sister not betrothed to an ardent Loyalist? 30:21.862 --> 30:23.239 Dinna speak to me that way! 30:23.697 --> 30:25.366 I'm the war chieftain, not a bairn! 30:25.533 --> 30:27.284 [Colum] Well, ye conduct yerself like one! 30:27.451 --> 30:29.703 Let your better selves prevail. 30:33.916 --> 30:37.336 We have been brought here to discuss a matter of war. 30:37.795 --> 30:39.255 [Ned] It is no war yet. 30:39.672 --> 30:40.923 A vote must be had first. 30:41.090 --> 30:42.341 And even if it were-- 30:42.508 --> 30:44.593 This is Grant money ye're gambling with! 30:44.760 --> 30:47.972 You care nothing for the greater good of our clan. 30:48.889 --> 30:52.810 Ye're selfish and shortsighted. 30:53.686 --> 30:56.772 You fool me into believing you care only for a chance 30:56.939 --> 30:59.525 to dip your wick wi' the lassies. 30:59.692 --> 31:00.734 But no! 31:01.402 --> 31:04.238 [suspenseful music plays] 31:04.405 --> 31:05.781 ♪ ♪ 31:05.906 --> 31:09.159 Did ye ken the Earl intended to use this tynchal 31:09.326 --> 31:11.579 as a cover for his Jacobite agenda? 31:12.288 --> 31:13.747 He is right to. 31:14.456 --> 31:16.083 You canna be trusted. 31:16.250 --> 31:17.668 [Dougal] My cause is righteous. 31:18.085 --> 31:20.129 You care for our clan, aye. 31:21.130 --> 31:22.798 But the whole of Scotland is my concern. 31:22.923 --> 31:25.092 You bent yer knee to me. 31:28.721 --> 31:30.306 Lie to me again, 31:31.390 --> 31:33.183 and I'll hire the Gallowglass 31:33.350 --> 31:35.686 to cut yer tongue out at the root. 31:37.187 --> 31:38.480 Now tell me, 31:39.148 --> 31:43.068 what in God's name else are you hiding from me? 31:43.235 --> 31:46.113 [soft music plays] 31:46.280 --> 31:47.823 ♪ ♪ 31:47.948 --> 31:50.743 [indistinct chatter] 31:50.909 --> 31:53.829 ♪ ♪ 31:57.958 --> 32:00.794 [folk music playing] 32:00.961 --> 32:03.839 -[both grunting] -[laughter] 32:04.006 --> 32:06.967 ♪ ♪ 32:38.749 --> 32:41.585 [all cheering] 32:41.752 --> 32:44.713 ♪ ♪ 33:02.773 --> 33:05.651 [soft music plays] 33:05.818 --> 33:08.821 ♪ ♪ 33:29.091 --> 33:32.094 [indistinct shouting] 33:35.264 --> 33:36.515 [both grunting] 33:36.682 --> 33:38.767 [Brian] I like the one in blue myself. 33:38.934 --> 33:40.978 I was thinkin' the lad in red has him. 33:41.145 --> 33:42.271 [Brian chuckles] 33:46.900 --> 33:49.111 I'm so sorry for what ye went through. 33:51.405 --> 33:52.823 I was sick wi' worry. 33:54.908 --> 33:57.035 You only have power over yer mind, 33:57.745 --> 33:59.496 not outside events. 33:59.663 --> 34:02.458 [indistinct shouting] 34:02.624 --> 34:05.627 [all cheering] 34:10.215 --> 34:13.092 [tender music plays] 34:13.260 --> 34:16.221 ♪ ♪ 34:24.938 --> 34:27.024 'Tis dangerous for both of us. 34:28.984 --> 34:30.610 We must be careful. 34:36.909 --> 34:37.951 I love you. 34:38.118 --> 34:41.038 ♪ ♪ 34:51.422 --> 34:54.092 [Ellen] I see Mr. Gowan searching for me. 34:55.010 --> 34:56.219 I'm expected to attend 34:56.386 --> 34:58.013 the Countess of Mar's sewin' circle. 35:00.724 --> 35:01.975 Meet me later 35:02.976 --> 35:05.062 in the old kirk on the castle grounds. 35:05.229 --> 35:08.190 ♪ ♪ 35:22.371 --> 35:24.456 Arriving late to the Countess's sewing circle 35:24.623 --> 35:26.291 is not looked kindly upon. 35:27.960 --> 35:29.795 The Countess can wait. 35:37.135 --> 35:38.136 What is it, then? 35:38.303 --> 35:39.346 [Colum] Ned. 35:39.471 --> 35:40.556 Dougal. 35:40.973 --> 35:42.057 Leave us. 35:51.900 --> 35:54.027 [Ellen] What have you told him, Dougal? 35:54.194 --> 35:58.323 [Dougal inhales sharply] 35:58.490 --> 35:59.658 Dougal. 36:00.033 --> 36:04.371 The truth about you and the Fraser bastard. 36:06.415 --> 36:08.083 You've betrayed me, then. 36:08.625 --> 36:11.336 I dinna answer to you, Ellen MacKenzie. 36:13.213 --> 36:15.007 Colum is my laird. 36:23.473 --> 36:26.226 What were you thinkin', Ellen? 36:28.353 --> 36:30.355 Brian Fraser. 36:32.316 --> 36:33.483 What would Da say? 36:33.609 --> 36:37.321 How dare you invoke our father. 36:37.738 --> 36:41.116 How dare ye be such a reckless fool! 36:41.658 --> 36:43.327 Da's sworn enemy! 36:44.411 --> 36:45.954 Christ, even Dougal wouldna touch a Fraser. 36:46.121 --> 36:48.123 I dinna expect you to understand. 36:48.248 --> 36:49.750 Then understand this. 36:49.875 --> 36:52.753 I will have the bastard killed 36:53.170 --> 36:54.713 if that's what it takes to keep you from him. 36:54.838 --> 36:58.300 You harm Brian Fraser in any way, 36:58.842 --> 37:00.135 and I'm finished wi' you. 37:01.219 --> 37:02.346 I mean it. 37:02.888 --> 37:04.806 Ye ken I have Malcolm's ear. 37:05.641 --> 37:07.684 As his bride, I'll convince him 37:07.809 --> 37:09.603 to withhold Grant allegiance 37:09.770 --> 37:12.272 and Grant money from Clan MacKenzie. 37:13.440 --> 37:15.275 Where will ye be then, brother? 37:21.698 --> 37:24.576 I need yer word ye'll stay away from the Fraser bastard. 37:24.743 --> 37:26.328 I'll need yours in return. 37:26.954 --> 37:28.163 You have it. 37:29.665 --> 37:30.791 I willna harm him. 37:30.958 --> 37:32.459 -Or see him harmed. -[Colum laughs] 37:32.626 --> 37:34.503 Yeah, I ken your mind, Colum. 37:34.670 --> 37:37.422 If any harm befalls Brian at yer hand, 37:37.589 --> 37:39.591 or at the hand of another at yer behest-- 37:39.758 --> 37:41.802 Or see him harmed. 37:44.054 --> 37:45.889 From this moment onwards. 37:48.433 --> 37:49.518 You have my word. 37:49.685 --> 37:51.353 [somber music plays] 37:51.478 --> 37:55.065 I need assurance you'll keep yer half of our bargain. 37:58.151 --> 38:02.197 Ye must break wi' him for good. 38:02.364 --> 38:05.409 ♪ ♪ 38:08.453 --> 38:09.746 You have my word. 38:10.247 --> 38:13.208 ♪ ♪ 38:30.308 --> 38:31.518 [Brian] Mr. Grant. 38:33.061 --> 38:34.354 Brian, is it? 38:34.646 --> 38:35.981 I ken yer wife. 38:36.481 --> 38:37.441 Yes. 38:38.233 --> 38:39.651 I'm sorry to have been the reason 38:39.776 --> 38:41.194 to part ye from Julia again. 38:41.695 --> 38:43.864 But ye must ken she never stopped 38:44.031 --> 38:45.282 trying to return to ye. 38:45.699 --> 38:48.201 Her marriage to my father isna what it seems. 38:49.244 --> 38:51.079 So what happened? 38:52.372 --> 38:55.333 [indistinct chatter] 39:07.679 --> 39:09.014 Miss Beauchamp. 39:11.058 --> 39:14.061 It's Mistress Fraser of Lovat now, I'm afraid. 39:16.146 --> 39:18.065 You married Simon Fraser? 39:18.231 --> 39:20.609 A union that was forced upon me. 39:22.194 --> 39:24.780 We didn't get to speak of it the last time I saw you. 39:25.614 --> 39:27.657 There was a more pressing matter at hand. 39:28.909 --> 39:30.869 I wanted to thank you again. 39:31.745 --> 39:34.247 You saved my life, you and Brian. 39:35.040 --> 39:36.875 I owe you a great debt. 39:37.667 --> 39:39.169 I was glad to help. 39:40.128 --> 39:42.297 Brian would do anything for you. 39:42.714 --> 39:44.758 The love you share reminds me of... 39:45.092 --> 39:47.302 [soft music plays] 39:47.469 --> 39:48.595 Of what? 39:49.054 --> 39:52.057 ♪ ♪ 39:56.311 --> 39:58.230 You ken my secrets, 39:59.022 --> 40:01.858 secrets you could reveal and ruin me. 40:03.276 --> 40:05.570 You can trust me wi' yer own. 40:07.531 --> 40:09.074 You and Brian... 40:10.325 --> 40:12.994 remind me of the love I share with Henry. 40:13.161 --> 40:14.871 Is Henry your lover, then? 40:15.956 --> 40:19.709 He's my husband, my true love. 40:20.585 --> 40:22.921 And yet you were forced to marry Lovat. 40:23.088 --> 40:25.048 [Julia] Out of horrible necessity. 40:26.216 --> 40:28.343 Henry and I were separated, 40:30.137 --> 40:31.930 lost each other for a time. 40:34.141 --> 40:36.268 How can you bear to be with Lovat, 40:36.893 --> 40:38.687 feeling as you do about Henry? 40:41.189 --> 40:42.566 It's dreadful. 40:47.821 --> 40:52.075 I don't have the liberty to move or speak freely, 40:53.118 --> 40:55.078 to let Henry know what I've been through, 40:55.787 --> 40:57.289 how I truly feel. 40:58.999 --> 41:01.710 Tell him that I chose what might be 41:01.877 --> 41:05.130 a unforgivable betrayal 41:05.297 --> 41:07.007 to keep our child safe. 41:09.050 --> 41:10.594 Great sacrifice. 41:12.804 --> 41:16.349 [Julia] It's what we do for the ones we love, isn't it? 41:17.225 --> 41:19.686 In spite of the pain it causes you, you... 41:21.021 --> 41:25.942 you protect them, no matter the cost. 41:28.862 --> 41:33.283 Losing them forever is too great a price to pay. 41:37.204 --> 41:38.246 Yes. 41:38.622 --> 41:41.541 ♪ ♪ 42:21.414 --> 42:23.375 Christ, I've missed you. 42:26.336 --> 42:28.505 Let's go inside where no one can see us. 42:29.089 --> 42:29.881 No, no. 42:30.048 --> 42:31.091 We can't. 42:33.009 --> 42:33.969 Aye. 42:34.427 --> 42:35.762 Aye. You're right. 42:36.263 --> 42:38.640 We canna be careless after what ye've been through. 42:41.268 --> 42:42.310 What? 42:43.478 --> 42:44.604 What is it? 42:45.981 --> 42:47.190 Ellen, what is it? 42:47.357 --> 42:49.442 We canna be together, Brian. 42:51.528 --> 42:52.529 We can find a way. 42:52.696 --> 42:53.613 No. 42:55.031 --> 42:57.951 I was stubborn and foolish. 42:59.077 --> 43:00.245 You're penniless, 43:00.412 --> 43:02.622 without a foot of land to your name, 43:03.957 --> 43:06.167 and the bastard of the most wretched, 43:06.334 --> 43:08.586 immoral lord in the Highlands. 43:09.337 --> 43:11.464 I was beguiled by you for a time. 43:11.881 --> 43:13.508 But my heart has changed. 43:13.675 --> 43:14.968 We pledged ourselves to one another. 43:15.135 --> 43:17.470 I'm pledged to Malcolm Grant. 43:18.596 --> 43:21.141 ♪ ♪ 43:21.308 --> 43:24.477 My heart beats only for you. 43:24.644 --> 43:26.396 Ye ken it as well as I do. 43:27.147 --> 43:28.565 And yers... 43:29.607 --> 43:31.401 yers beats for me too. 43:36.573 --> 43:37.782 'Tis over between us. 43:37.949 --> 43:40.327 [Brian] I love you, Ellen MacKenzie. 43:41.536 --> 43:43.079 And I ken ye love me as well. 43:43.246 --> 43:44.581 Drawn to you. 43:44.873 --> 43:46.249 But I'm not certain it's love. 43:46.374 --> 43:47.208 Of course it is. 43:47.375 --> 43:48.918 No, dinna speak for me. 43:49.377 --> 43:50.628 I've my own mind. 43:51.046 --> 43:54.049 And I'm not in love with ye, Brian Fraser. 43:54.215 --> 43:55.717 Perhaps I never was. 43:56.968 --> 43:59.929 ♪ ♪ 44:40.136 --> 44:43.098 ♪ ♪ 45:18.508 --> 45:20.218 How dare that sanctimonious wretch 45:20.343 --> 45:22.929 call my integrity into question? 45:24.472 --> 45:26.850 You, where were you while I was being 45:27.016 --> 45:28.143 badgered and dismissed 45:28.268 --> 45:30.437 and treated like dirt underfoot? 45:30.603 --> 45:31.479 It's no business of yers. 45:31.646 --> 45:33.189 Aye, you impudent boy. 45:33.314 --> 45:34.899 You didna ask me to join ye-- 45:35.442 --> 45:36.985 and even if ye had, I canna see how my presence 45:37.152 --> 45:38.736 -would have mattered. -Quite right. 45:38.903 --> 45:40.655 It wouldn't have because you're a-- 45:40.822 --> 45:42.991 you're a flimsy kite of a man. 45:43.324 --> 45:44.492 Pathetic. 45:44.659 --> 45:47.036 A gentle breeze is enough to wound you. 45:47.162 --> 45:48.288 [panting] 45:48.455 --> 45:50.623 You can't even fuck properly, it seems. 45:50.790 --> 45:52.542 If you were even half a man, you'd have taken 45:52.667 --> 45:54.419 the MacKenzie slut's maidenhead. 45:54.586 --> 45:55.962 And she would have been disgraced 45:56.129 --> 45:59.257 before her whole family and all the clans! 45:59.424 --> 46:01.759 But no, you couldn't even perform 46:01.926 --> 46:03.803 when she was handed to you on a plate! 46:03.928 --> 46:06.097 -Enough, you wicked man! -[baby crying] 46:06.264 --> 46:07.599 Let me go! 46:07.765 --> 46:10.059 [both grunting] 46:10.226 --> 46:13.521 [baby crying] 46:14.147 --> 46:16.399 Have you not learned your lesson, boy? 46:18.026 --> 46:19.986 Don't you know where this will end? 46:20.111 --> 46:21.446 [groans] 46:25.867 --> 46:28.703 You have done nothing but mire me in scandal! 46:29.120 --> 46:31.789 You'll no' represent me in the tynchal. 46:32.916 --> 46:34.959 Murtagh will serve in your place. 46:35.126 --> 46:37.378 You'll be a beater instead. 46:37.545 --> 46:38.880 You... 46:41.007 --> 46:42.884 you're no son of mine. 46:43.510 --> 46:45.678 Then I'm glad to be free of ye. 46:46.638 --> 46:49.599 [dramatic music plays] 46:49.724 --> 46:52.727 ♪ ♪ 47:08.201 --> 47:09.619 [Ned] Mr. Grant. 47:09.786 --> 47:11.162 Mr. Gowan. 47:12.163 --> 47:13.790 Slàinte Mhath. 47:14.916 --> 47:17.669 I had hoped to see you before now at Castle Grant. 47:17.835 --> 47:20.547 But with Isaac's passing... 47:21.005 --> 47:25.093 If he hadn't died, I would have killed him myself. 47:25.593 --> 47:26.844 They lied to me, Ned. 47:27.011 --> 47:29.389 They convinced me that my wife 47:29.556 --> 47:31.933 and my child were dead. 47:32.475 --> 47:35.144 But they're here at Braemar, 47:35.520 --> 47:37.564 alive but not at all well. 47:37.730 --> 47:39.148 Alive? 47:39.816 --> 47:41.568 [stammering] And here? 47:42.527 --> 47:44.737 That- that's an unconscionable deception. 47:44.904 --> 47:46.948 I-I-I'm sorry to hear it. 47:47.532 --> 47:51.369 I can't leave here without Julia and my son. 47:52.161 --> 47:55.790 And I certainly can't return to the service of the Grants. 47:55.957 --> 47:58.459 I must escape. 48:01.129 --> 48:03.381 If anyone were to- to find out that I helped you-- 48:03.548 --> 48:04.507 I know. 48:05.383 --> 48:07.093 I know what I'm asking of you. 48:07.844 --> 48:10.471 If there was anyone else that I could trust 48:10.597 --> 48:12.223 or any other way... 48:13.433 --> 48:16.185 I do not wish harm to befall you, Ned. 48:17.437 --> 48:19.397 I too have been in a- a situation 48:19.522 --> 48:21.524 that required immediate escape. 48:22.942 --> 48:24.193 Sounds as though you're gonna need 48:24.319 --> 48:26.279 transportation for three. 48:26.696 --> 48:27.822 That's right. 48:29.824 --> 48:32.577 The full complement of Grants will be taking part 48:32.744 --> 48:36.331 in the tynchal tomorrow, including Mr. Bug. 48:36.497 --> 48:38.416 There'll be none to notice, 48:38.916 --> 48:41.669 where you go or what you do for a wee while. 48:43.796 --> 48:46.674 [soft music plays] 48:46.841 --> 48:48.176 Well, thank you. 48:48.718 --> 48:50.428 I will never forget your kindness. 48:51.846 --> 48:53.806 What are friends for, then? 48:54.182 --> 48:57.185 ♪ ♪ 48:59.646 --> 49:02.815 Might I ask of you just one more favor? 49:03.232 --> 49:04.776 A small one in comparison to the one 49:04.942 --> 49:06.653 that you've already granted. 49:14.202 --> 49:15.328 [Ned] My Lady? 49:16.037 --> 49:17.080 Good day to you. 49:17.246 --> 49:18.831 Mr. Gowan. I'm a friend of Henry's. 49:19.374 --> 49:22.543 He asked a favor of me that I deliver this to you. 49:22.710 --> 49:25.672 ♪ ♪ 49:45.400 --> 49:48.111 [energetic folk music playing] 49:48.236 --> 49:51.239 ♪ ♪ 50:29.902 --> 50:31.654 [Malcolm] Lady Ellen. 50:31.821 --> 50:34.323 Colum. Mistress Fitz. 50:35.074 --> 50:37.493 I'm glad to see ye are no' missing the hunt, Lady Ellen. 50:37.660 --> 50:39.787 Though yer beauty is like to spoil my aim. 50:39.954 --> 50:41.956 [chuckles] Your aim will be true. 50:42.123 --> 50:43.708 If a grouse crosses my path, 50:43.875 --> 50:45.585 ye'll have his wings to grace a hat. 50:47.253 --> 50:49.213 A fine present indeed. 50:53.718 --> 50:55.553 [Colum] Gallant gentleman, to be sure. 50:55.720 --> 50:58.264 [Mrs. Fitz] And laird of the House of Grant. 50:58.431 --> 51:00.808 How fortunate for you to be his lady. 51:01.309 --> 51:04.061 Aye, how fortunate. 51:04.687 --> 51:07.690 ♪ ♪ 51:16.949 --> 51:19.994 [shield banging] 51:32.381 --> 51:35.301 [suspenseful music plays] 51:35.426 --> 51:38.346 ♪ ♪ 52:07.542 --> 52:09.210 [both grunt] 52:09.669 --> 52:10.503 Murtagh. 52:10.670 --> 52:13.047 ♪ ♪ 52:13.214 --> 52:15.258 -[both breathing heavily] -[Murtagh] Go. 52:18.803 --> 52:21.806 [indistinct shouting] 52:27.270 --> 52:28.521 I thought ye were done wi' me. 52:28.688 --> 52:32.024 If anyone's gonna kill ye, it's gonna be me. 52:32.149 --> 52:35.152 ♪ ♪ 52:48.833 --> 52:51.294 [horse whinnying] 53:04.974 --> 53:06.100 [Henry] Julia. 53:06.267 --> 53:07.643 Oh, Henry. 53:08.477 --> 53:09.896 My darling, I am so sorry. 53:10.062 --> 53:11.564 I- I was desperately trying to protect our son. 53:11.731 --> 53:14.942 They were going to kill him or take him away from me. 53:15.860 --> 53:17.653 He was all I had left of you, so I-- 53:19.238 --> 53:21.574 oh, the thought of it makes me feel sick. 53:22.658 --> 53:24.994 All that matters is that I found you and William. 53:25.411 --> 53:26.746 And you forgive me? 53:26.913 --> 53:28.414 Brian told me what happened. 53:28.831 --> 53:30.374 There's nothing to forgive. 53:30.499 --> 53:32.919 [soft music plays] 53:33.085 --> 53:34.128 Where's our son? 53:34.545 --> 53:36.088 He's with the wet nurse. 53:36.631 --> 53:38.132 [wet nurse] Mistress Fraser. 53:38.883 --> 53:40.593 [Julia] The wet nurse is approaching with Balloch, 53:40.718 --> 53:42.345 Lovat's bodyman. 53:42.762 --> 53:43.930 Meet me at Leathers. 53:44.096 --> 53:45.306 I'll leave a-- I'll leave a mark for you 53:45.473 --> 53:46.891 by the tree near the broken wall. 53:49.435 --> 53:51.646 I'll find the mark and meet you there. 53:51.771 --> 53:55.066 [tense music plays] 53:55.232 --> 53:57.485 [Julia] An admirer of Simon from earlier. 53:57.652 --> 53:59.570 It seems that news of the Fraser prophecy 53:59.695 --> 54:00.988 is spreading. 54:01.656 --> 54:04.700 ♪ ♪ 54:14.460 --> 54:17.463 The time to cast your vote for the cause has come. 54:19.632 --> 54:21.175 All in favor? 54:21.342 --> 54:22.677 [all] Aye! 54:22.843 --> 54:25.429 Let us restore a Stuart King! 54:27.598 --> 54:31.310 Aye, Clan Grant stands with ye. 54:31.477 --> 54:34.313 [cheering] 54:34.480 --> 54:37.358 [dramatic music plays] 54:37.483 --> 54:40.486 ♪ ♪ 54:44.991 --> 54:48.953 We proclaim James Edward Stuart 54:49.078 --> 54:51.580 to be James VIII of Scotland 54:51.706 --> 54:55.960 and III of England, Wales, and Ireland. 54:56.127 --> 54:58.963 [cheering] 54:59.130 --> 55:01.882 ♪ ♪ 55:11.225 --> 55:14.228 [crowd whispering] 55:19.400 --> 55:20.860 Why would ye do that? 55:21.444 --> 55:22.528 Throw yerself and the clan 55:22.695 --> 55:23.696 headfirst into the Stuart cause? 55:23.863 --> 55:24.822 A decision needed to be made, lad. 55:24.947 --> 55:26.032 You forget yourself, Uncle. 55:26.198 --> 55:27.241 A laird doesna hesitate. 55:27.408 --> 55:29.076 He acts with decision. 55:30.036 --> 55:31.620 His men, the clan, those who are watching us 55:31.787 --> 55:34.582 to see whether we'll survive your father's passing, 55:34.749 --> 55:37.043 they had to see that we'd act, 55:37.209 --> 55:39.503 that we're still strong. 55:40.546 --> 55:42.089 As laird, 55:43.174 --> 55:45.051 I thank ye for yer wise counsel. 55:45.217 --> 55:48.054 [tense music plays] 55:48.179 --> 55:51.182 ♪ ♪ 56:06.238 --> 56:08.657 I look forward to seeing you on our wedding day. 56:09.575 --> 56:12.536 ♪ ♪