All language subtitles for Gargoyles - S02 E09 - City of Stone, Part 1 (480p - DVDRip)

(Goliath) One thousand years
ago, superstition and the sword ruled.

It was a time of darkness.
It was a world of fear.

It was the age of gargoyles.

Stone by day, warriors by night.

We were betrayed by the
humans we had sworn to protect,

frozen in stone by a magic
spell for a thousand years.

Now, here in Manhattan...

the spell is broken,
and we live again!

We are defenders of the night.

We are gargoyles-.

Humanity is our enemy, Goliath.

Previously on "Gargoyles":

I'm called Macbeth.

- I want your queen.
- Queen? We have no queen.

No? What about Demona?

- You know Demona?
- Know her?

(laughs)

I named her.

This has gone on all
day. We should go in.

Uh-uh. They got confirmed IDs on
the hostages. Captain says keep trying.

It's getting late. Tired
people make mistakes.

Let's stop right here
before somebody gets hurt.

We will never give in. Our
cause is worth any sacrifice.

- Think they're starting to see it our way?
- Not yet, but they will.

What are you gonna do to us?

If our demands are
met, nothing. If not...

- Please, just let us go.
- It'll be over soon.

(growls)

It-it's a monster.

Shoot it.

(growls)

Stay back. Don't hurt me.

You have more to fear from
your own cowardice than from me.

Relax, folks. You're safe now.

- Get away!
- Don't come near me.

Don't gush all over us, OK?
It's kind of embarrassing.

We will go now. The
police can deal with them.

The cause is everything
until her own life is threatened.

Still, it's good
that you saved her.

If you forgot what
she's forgotten,

that every life is precious, then
you'll be no different from her.

I'll never be
like this terrorist.

We were not talking
about this terrorist.

- The children! Where did they go?
- What children?

Come on. They were
right here a second ago.

Please, there were
no children here.

If there were no children,
then what did we see?

And who were they talking about?

Those Vikings may
return at daybreak, Goliath.

I say take all your gargoyles
and make sure they're gone.

I agree. Let us go out in force and
put an end to these pigs once and for all.

Too dangerous.

- I don't want the castle left unprotected.
- Their leader swore he'd be back.

It's best to hurry them far away
now and not take that chance.

Very well, but I shall do it.

I can scare those cowards
away without any help.

That's too dangerous for you.
Let me come along at least.

You and the others
will stay with the castle.

You are my best warrior.
I leave you in command.

- No, I cannot let you.
- I won't go alone.

Remember, you and I
are one, now and forever.

This ruins everything.

The plan was to have all the
gargoyles away during the attack,

so we could return to
claim an empty castle.

The plan can still work. I'll signal
Hakon, tell him to attack during the day.

- The humans will still be taken.
- Fool! Have you forgotten?

Gargoyles are stone
by day. We'll be helpless.

Not while I'm about. I
swear, I'll keep your clan safe.

Listen, quickly.
There's something...

(sighs) Never mind.

It's nothing.

(gasps)

Attack!

(shouting)

(stone crumbling)

(mars)

It worked.

At last, my clan is
free of human rule.

Where are they?

Brothers?

Sisters?

(gasps) No.

No!

(sobbing)

Goliath.

I can't face him. Not yet.

My...

angel of the night.

(mars)

I'll come back later,
say I was seeking him.

He'll be so glad that I'm alive.

Stone? At night?

How can this be?

Oh, my love.

What have I...

- What have they done to you?
- (horse neighs)

It's always, "Gi||ecomgain, milk the
cows. Gillecomgain, check the stables."

(neiqhifls)

Who's there?

- Show yourself, you thief!
- (roars)

A-Oh! My face!

That'|| teach you
humans to betray us.

- Everything is ready.
- It had better be.

Relax, this is
state-of-the-art equipment.

- We can override all broadcast channels.
- Cable as well.

You have, I trust, kept
your end of the bargain?

This is how I've
lived all these years.

A spell stolen from the
Grimorum Arcanorum.

With it, we can steal one minute of
life from all who see and hear the spell.

Add it up and it equals
centuries of time.

Even when shared between us.

We will broadcast throughout the
day, ending at sundown tomorrow.

You should return then, Xanatos.

Be careful. Either watch
or listen to her, not both.

Of course.

"Omnes conspecfi."

"Omnes aufifi."

"In nocte usque."

"Ad saxum commutate."

Stop! This is not
the spell you...

"Dum caelum ardeat".

You are the tricky one, so
we'll just make sure you stay put.

Omnes conspecfi.

Omnes aufifi.

In nocte usque.

Ad saxum commutate.

OK, Cagney, I'm out of here.

(feedback) ___specfi_.

- Omnes auditi.
- Demona?!

In nocte usque.

- Ad saxum commutate.
- It's on every channel.

Dun': caelum ardeat.

(sirens wail)

Isn't this exciting,
Luna? It begins again.

Concentrate, sister, or
it will end here as well.

Phoebe, Seline, have patience.

We have waited 975 years.
We can wait a little longer.

Omnes conspecfi.

- Maybe they won't come this time.
- (distant roar)

(eerie growling)

(mars)

Filthy beasts!

The Hunter will wipe your thieving
kind off the face of this Earth!

Not while I live.

(screaming)

(silence)

I'm tired of starving and sick
of acting like a common thief.

I don't see why we just can't
make peace with the humans.

Do you think the
humans want peace?

We are all that are left
of our kind in this world.

And the Hunter begrudges
each of us our lives.

I will not let him win.

We bring word of the Hunter.

I do not know you, but
you are welcome among us.

- Give me your news.
- He stalks a human target at Castle Moray.

If you and Clan Moray ally
against your common enemy,

you can defeat the Hunter.

I need no human allies. Let
the Hunter strike at his target.

For, as he does, he
becomes the prey.

My prey.

- Checkmate, milord.
- What?

(laughs)

Ah, Gruoch,
you're a clever lass.

And quite a beauty.

Hey, Bodhe, you should
be proud of your daughter.

You are too kind,
Lord Findlaech.

But what about young Macbeth
here? Is he a match for the lass?

(Findlaech) Come here, son.
Show our guests how well you play.

Aha! And see to it you do
better than your father just did.

Um... Yes, sir.

(clears throat) Milady.

Aye, Macbeth is a good boy, a sight
more steady than his cousin, Prince Duncan.

Aye, it's a fact that
Duncan will rule.

But a question as to how well.

He's young yet. The weight of
a crown should settle him a bit.

Aye, one would hope.

But he will be our
king, for well or ill.

And by the sigil of Moray,
Findlaech pledges his loyalty.

But enough talk for tonight, old friend.
It's time I saw Gruoch up to her bed.

Of course, of course.

Macbeth, see our guests to their
chambers and return straight away.

Wretched kitchen lad. Probably
napping by the stove again.

(door opens)

There you are. Get
to work, laddie, or I'll...

(gasps)

Guards! Guards!

You are the Hunter. I know that.

But who sent you to hunt me?

Speak, curse you.

Father!

Here, Father.

(Findlaech) No!

Macbeth!

- (gasps)
- Daughter, no! It's too dangerous.

No!

Father!

No, please!

- Now I have you.
- Now I'll finally have my revenge.

Murderer!

No!

Know what it feels like
to be hunted, human.

And know that it is the
last thing you will ever feel.

Macbeth.

- (grunts)
- Thank you.

(howls)

(sighs)

(knock at door)

- Prince Duncan.
- At last.

What news of Clan
Moray, Gillecomgain?

Findlaech, high steward of
Moray, is dead. As you commanded.

And Macbeth?

- He lives.
- Oh, no matter.

Findlaech was loved. With his
support, his son could have been king.

But without his father, cousin
Macbeth is just another poor relation.

Bring food and drink. This
is cause for celebration.

You have done well, my Hunter.
Your reward is the stewardship of Moray.

(Demona) Omnes conspecfi.

Omnes aufifi.

In nocte usque.

Ad...

- Hey, partner, what's the rush?
- No time to talk, Matt.

I'll say. The phone's are jammed
with complaints about that broadcast.

- How about helping us out with them?
- In a minute, OK.

- Pack Media studios?
- Of course.

Take it from a professional, David.
That Demona broadcast isn't riveting TV.

I didn't watch it and I told
you not to watch it either.

- What can I say? I was curious.
- (phone rings)

Wait, someone's calling.

Mr Xanatos, we have a
problem. Demona lied to us.

The spell she cast was
not what she said it was.

(mars)

I hope tonight's quieter
than last night was.

(gasps)