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DRAGON: In a land of myth
and a time of magic,

the destiny of a great kingdom rests
on the shoulders of a young boy.

His name, Merlin.

From the moment it touched my lips,
I could feel my life return to me.

UTHER: Cenred is our sworn enemy.

We cannot risk him getting his hands
on the Cup of Life.

Why does Uther fear it so much?

Because the Cup can be used for evil
as well as good.

Not so great Cenred's got it then.

It's worse than you can
possibly imagine.

MORGAUSE: With the Cup
in our possession,

Camelot would soon be at our mercy.

You march with the mightiest weapon
of them all, immortality.

You know I have always been
loyal to you, Morgana.

MORGAUSE: I don't think
you'll be needing this anymore.

- You have no right to the throne!
- No, she does not. But I do.

I am your daughter, after all.

Tell me, Sir Leon, how have you enjoyed
the first week of my reign?

Speak up.

Are you and your fellow knights
ready to honor and serve me?

I would rather die.

That can be arranged.

My loyalty is to the King
and Prince Arthur.

There is nothing you can do
to change that.

We shall see.

(MERLIN PANTING)

I'll get some more.

- It's too dangerous.
- What happened?

Nothing.

(WHISPERS) We need to do something.
Morgana's men are everywhere.

I will give you one more chance
to pledge your allegiance to me.

- Long live the King!
- ALL: Long live the King!

Perhaps this will help you
change your mind.

(PEOPLE SCREAMING)

(YELLING) No!

(DOOR OPENING)

- Father.
- Why are you doing this?

Come, come. Surely you of all people
must understand.

Sometimes such measures are necessary.

Those people are innocent.

As were so many that you put to death.

If you must kill someone, kill me.

You'll get your wish,

but not yet.

First, I want you to suffer
as I suffered.

To know what it's like
to be alone and afraid,

to be disgusted with who
and what you are.

Do you really hate me so much?

You cannot begin to know
how much I hate you.

It's rat.

Oh, believe me, you've eaten far worse.

I mean, I've definitely served you
things I would never have touched,

but you wolfed them down no problem.

Merlin, for once,
leave me in peace, please.

I understand.

Your father lied to you about Morgana.
I don't know why.

I'm sure he had his reasons,
but now is not the time for that.

He's still your father. He needs you.

Camelot needs you.

I've known her all my life.
How could she do this to us?

I can't answer that, but you have a duty
to your father, to your people.

- You can't give up on them now.
- You cannot defeat an immortal army.

We don't know until we try.

I'm beginning to see the challenges
that I face.

Being queen is not so simple, Gwen.

You're doing well, Your Majesty.

You think?
The knights do not share your view.

They don't know you.

I need their allegiance.

Without that,
the people will not yield to me.

My mother was a maid
in Sir Leon's household.

We grew up together.
I could talk to him.

Try to make him see sense?

- You would do that for me?
- Uther killed my father.

Yes, I forgot you too had suffered.

Let me meet with Sir Leon.

- I will arrange it.
- Thank you, Your Majesty.

We need to act before Morgana
gets any stronger.

Have you sent word to Lancelot yet?

I sent a letter to Haldor days ago.
He's probably moved on.

- Give it time.
- We don't have time. We need to act now.

I know, Merlin, but how?

There was an immortal army before,
how was it defeated?

The Cup of Life had to be emptied
of the blood it contained.

Once that had happened,
the enchantment no longer held.

- Then that's what I have to do.
- They're immortal, Merlin.

You don't know the power to defeat
a soldier, never mind an army.

Guinevere.

- It's all I could get.
- I don't understand.

What are you doing here?

Morgana sent me to talk to you,
to make you see sense. Listen to me.

- I'd rather starve. Guard!
- I'm going to help you escape.

(FOOTSTEPS APPROACHING)

It's all right. Get me some water.

The queen has instructed me
to get the prisoner food and water!

You know what will happen to you
if you're caught?

We have to find Arthur.

I've a good idea where he'll be hiding.

- Then I need to get you out of here.
- How? It's impossible, surely.

I'm a trusted member of the court.

(BOTH WHISPERING)

It is as we suspected.
She's betrayed me.

I will have her executed at dawn.

No. Wait. This is good.

Let her run to beloved prince.
She will lead us straight to him.

(WHISPERING)

- Merlin, what are you doing?
- Looking for something.

What?

This. When I met the Fisher King,
he gave me this.

He told me, in Camelot's darkest hour,
when all seems lost,

it would show me the way.

Yes. But how?

That's what I've got to find out.

- Did you speak to Sir Leon?
- Yes.

And will he do as you asked?

It might take some time,
but I think he will come round.

Gwen, this deserves a celebration.

Your Majesty...

- To friendship and loyalty.
- To friendship and loyalty.

(GLASSES CLINKING)

(CASTING SPELL)

(CASTING SPELL)

My lady? Morgause?

(CASTING SPELL)

(GLASS BREAKING)

GWAINE: Sorry. Nature calls.

Oh, no!

- Freya?
- I've missed you.

- No. You're...
- Merlin, we don't have long.

Is it really you?

I swore that one day I would repay you.

- Now is the moment.
- I don't understand.

There is but one weapon that can slay
something which is already dead.

A blade forged in the Dragon's breath.

That weapon lies at the bottom of
the Lake of Avalon.

Where you hid it.

But Morgana's army are not dead,
they're very much alive.

Anyone who toys with the Cup
pays a terrible price.

The moment they entered their pact with
Morgause, they became the living dead.

- You must come to the lake.
- And you will give me the sword?

In your hands,
it has the power to save Albion.

Thank you.

No.

It's giving me the chance
to see you again.

GWAINE: That's better.

You all right?
You look like you've seen a ghost.

I'm fine. Really.

(WHISPERS) Freya?

I have to cross 20 leagues of hostile
territory. I need you to take me.

I am not a horse, Merlin.

If you do not, then Morgana will have
won. Unless that's what you want.

My allegiance has never been
with the witch.

I know.

- But is it with me?
- Yes, young warlock.

It is with you.

- Thank you.
- I warned you before

that in the wrong hands
this sword can do great evil.

You must promise me, Merlin,
that once its task is done,

you will place it
where none can wield it.

I promise.

(CASTING SPELL)

(BELLS RINGING)

We haven't got time to waste.

You... You can't be serious.

Just hurry! Every guard in Camelot
will be looking for you.

They won't be looking
for two women courtiers.

(SIGHS)

Sounds like the wait is over.

(CASTING SPELL)

The potion does its work.

Off you go.
Hurry along to your beloved prince.

What's taking you so long?

I'm a woman.

Here, let me help you.

From here we need to take the path
heading north.

There's a cave in the Darkling Woods,
five minutes due east of the fallen oak.

It has a concealed entrance
and fresh water.

My guess is that's
where Arthur's hiding out.

(CASTING SPELL)

This way.

Having a little lie down, Merlin?

No.

Good. Because the time
for sleeping's over.

You seem better.

You're hopeless at a lot of things,
Merlin. Well, most things in fact,

but very occasionally, quite by
accident, you say something useful.

Really?

Yesterday, amongst all your gibberish,
you said something that,

if I didn't know you, I'd be completely
fooled into thinking you were...

What?

Wise.

No.

(DISTANT HOLLERING)

(GASPS)

Guinevere!

Sir Leon.

We've been found!
They're almost upon us.

Get Gaius.
We need to get out of here. Run!

They've found us. We need to go.

I'll slow you down.
It's Arthur you need to protect, not me.

I won't leave you!

- Camelot needs you.
- Camelot needs us both. Go!

I'll be right behind you!

Look out!

Who's that?

I don't know,
but I'm liking him already.

- Lancelot!
- We need to hurry.

I take it that rock fall
wasn't an accident.

This is Percival. It was his strength
that brought them down.

Your Highness.

Arthur.

Arthur it is.

- What were you doing here?
- It was me. I sent for him.

Well, we owe you our lives. Thank you.

He was lucky to escape.

I'm sorry, Sister.

What can he do?

Arthur has but a handful of men.

We have an immortal army
at our disposal.

Yes, but whilst Arthur lives,
the people will not yield.

Then we will make them.

Tonight we will have the gallows built,
and tomorrow, one by one,

we will put an end
to the Knights of Camelot.

Are you sure we'll be safe in here?

This castle belonged
to the ancient kings.

It'll do for a while.

Can't be worse than that cave.

Search the place, see what you can find.

They must've been left by bandits.

Here! Come and join me.

This table belonged
to the ancient Kings of Camelot.

A round table afforded no one man
more importance than any other.

They believed in equality in all things.

So it seems fitting
that we revive this tradition now.

Without each of you,
we would not be here.

My father has languished in prison
for too long.

Tomorrow, I make my bid to rescue him.

Are there any around this table
who would join me?

You taught me the values
of being a knight,

the code by which a man
should live his life.

To fight with honor for justice,
freedom,

and all that's good.

I believe in the world
that you will build.

Even though I was a commoner, a nobody,

you were willing
to lay down your life for me, Arthur.

It is now my turn to repay you.

I have fought alongside you many times,

there is no one
that I would rather die for.

I think we've no chance,

but I wouldn't miss it for the world.

Your enemies are my enemies.

If you need an old man.

You know the answer.

Merlin?

- No, don't really fancy it.
- You don't have a choice, Merlin.

Okay.

I want to thank you all for staying
loyal to me in Camelot's hour of need.

I'll do something
that my father won't approve of.

Arise, Sir Lancelot, Knight of Camelot.

Arise, Sir Gwaine, Knight of Camelot.

Arise, Sir Percival, Knight of Camelot.

Arise, Sir Elyan, Knight of Camelot.

Tomorrow, when you fight,
you can stand proud

knowing you are members of the most
noble army the world has ever known.

You're a knight.

- At last.
- But for how long?

Who knows.

What are you planning?
And don't even think about lying.

I know you too well.

- It's too difficult to explain.
- You can tell me.

Morgana has the Cup of Life.
If I can find it

and empty it of the blood within,
then the army will be destroyed,

and Morgana will be powerless.

Aren't you forgetting something?
It's guarded by an immortal army.

Aren't you forgetting something?
I have magic.

Doesn't make you immortal.

No.

You know, Merlin,
you're the one Arthur should knight.

You're the bravest of us all
and he doesn't even know.

He can't. Not yet.

That's why I need to find a way to get
to the Cup without Arthur knowing.

Leave that to me.

There is a tunnel under the northern
ramparts that brings us only a few paces

from the entrance to the dungeons.
It will be well guarded.

So if we're going to break everyone out,
we must remain unobserved.

We cannot let them raise the alarm.

We need to take out the warning bell.

That way the warriors
have no means of communication.

- Good idea.
- I'll need someone with me

who knows the castle.

I'll go.

All right.

Stay here with Gaius. I want you
to gather firewood and make bandages.

There'll be casualties.

- All right.
- Guinevere...

They'll see.

I don't care. I want you to know,

-if I never see you again...
- You will. You will see me.

I watched you last night.

You gave us hope,
something to believe in.

I saw the king you will become.

I'm so proud of you, Arthur.

You need to be careful.

I've got the easy bit. The warning bell
is nothing compared to the cells.

I overheard you, Merlin.

If Morgause catches you,
she'll kill you.

I have no choice.

I remember the bungling idiot that came

charging into my chamber
all those years ago.

Who would believe?

Gaius?

Gaius!

Good luck.

I can sense the Cup's power.

This way.

What is that?

It was forged in a Dragon's breath.

(WHISTLES)

Now!

Stay there, and don't move.

What do we do now?

(GRUNTING)

(BOTH PANTING)

Father, we have to hurry.

I'm sorry.

Please, Father, now isn't the time.

(GROANS)

(BELL TOLLING)

What the hell are those two doing?

(GRUNTS)

If we're going to go down,
we'll go down fighting!

For the love of Camelot!

(ALL YELLING)

I have a feeling
I won't be seeing you again.

No, you won't.

(CASTING SPELL)

(GROANS)

(SCREAMS)

Merlin! The Cup!

No! No!

Sister?

(MORGANA CRYING)

It's over, Morgana.

No, you're wrong. This has just begun!

No.

(SOBBING)

(SCREAMING) No!

(MORGANA SCREAMING)

You're safe now, Father.

Where's Gwaine?

Gwaine?

You still alive?

GWAINE: What do you think?

And that's Sir Gwaine to you.

Have you seen the state of these boots?

Yeah.

I'll go and get something to clean them.

Why?

They're your boots.

Have you lost your mind?

I thought you believed in equality.

- I'm sorry?
- At the round table, you said...

Shut up, Merlin.

How's your father?

I don't know.

All this,

Morgana,

it's hit him hard.

Perhaps we're heading for a new time.

You may need to take charge, become...

Become king.

Who knows what the future will bring.

And they searched through the remains
of the rubble, and still no Morgana.

Or Morgause.

Well, they won't have gone far.

Merlin, no one else is going to say this
to you, but I will.

Well done.

I told you Camelot needed both of us.

(BOTH CHUCKLING)

We're going to have to tidy
this place up.

Mmm.

Well, not now.

Where are you going?

Uh...

What are you up to?

There's something I have to do.

GREAT DRAGON: In the wrong hands,
this sword can do great evil.

You must promise me, Merlin,
that once its task is done,

you will place it
where none can wield it.