All language subtitles for Legend of the Seeker S01E16 Bloodline.DVD.HI.cc.en.ABC

EGREMONT:
My Lord. My Lord, we've done it.

We've located
the Third Box of Orden.

Where?

The tracer cloud has come to
rest over the Plains of Morrow.

RAHL:
So close
to the People's Palace?

EGREMONT:
The Wizard is being brazen.

Perhaps it's some kind of ploy.

RAHL:
No doubt Zeddicus
is using magic

to protect the box somehow.

(chants in ancient tongue)

RAHL:
Send a battalion
to the Plains of Morrow.

Tell them to find the box
at any cost.

EGREMONT:
Yes, My Lord. At once.

RAHL:
Egremont, do you remember
your D'Haran history?

EGREMONT:
My Lord?

RAHL:
The Battle
of the Plains of Morrow,

turning point in the Great
Wizard War, 3000 years ago.

I studied it in my youth,
My Lord.

But do you know why,
to this day,

the grass on the Plains
of Morrow is always green,

in all seasons,
through blizzard and drought?

Because it grows
in the bones and blood

of the Wizards
massacred in the battle.

Zeddicus must be
using their magic

to shield the box somehow.

TRYMANN:
Whoever finds the Box of Orden
will be honored

and rewarded
by Lord Rahl himself.

( ominous theme playing)

(screaming)

(both screaming)

(gasps)

(arrow thuds)

Would anyone else like to
walk away from their duty?

Find the Box of Orden.

For Darken Rahl, and for D'Hara!

(soldiers screaming)

(flames sizzling)

( dramatic theme playing)

( soft theme playing)

(both grunt)

What are you doing?

Well, I thought you wanted me
to keep you sharp.

(both grunting)

I didn't say kill me.

If I got that close
to killing you,

apparently you need
the practice.

(both grunting)

I leave for a fortnight and you
two are at each other's throats.

(laughs)
Zedd.

One more day, and we were gonna
come looking for you.

(Zedd chuckles)

Where have you been?

Disposing of the box.

Which is, at long last,
safely hidden.

Where?
Under Rahl's nose,

surrounded by seven concentric
walls of lethal magic.

Eventually his lordship
will run out of men

to fling
against my fortifications,

and go after the box himself.

And when he does...
He'll wish he hadn't.

( ominous theme playing)

Denna.
(gasps)

(sighs)

My Lord.

Why do you make me hurt you
like this?

I'm sorry I failed you, My Lord.

RAHL:
So you have claimed,
many times.

The fact remains, you let
the Seeker slip from your grasp.

I deserve my punishment.
And more.

(Agiel whining)
(Denna moaning)

(both gasp)

Release me,

and I'll show you such pleasure

that all will be forgiven.

Pleasure, alas, must wait.

I have learned
the exact location

of the Third Box of Orden,

but my men have failed
to retrieve it.

Send me.

I will succeed.

I should never have sent men
to do a Mord-Sith's job.

(gasps)
But you would not want

to disappoint me again, Denna.

I will return with the box.

(gasps)

Yes.

(panting)

But you won't be able
to do it alone.

(gasps)

First you need to capture
the one person

that I fear most
in all the world.

The Seeker
will not escape me again.

No, no, no.

Someone far more fearsome
than he.

(bleating)

(woman screaming)

( menacing theme playing)

(Agiel whining)

Mother.

DENNA:
Hello, Jennsen.

I'm sorry I had
to hurt your mother.

But I'm here on extremely
important business.

Important to the peace
and the happiness

of the whole world,

and I need to be sure
that I can count on your help.

Let her go. Please.

First, I need you
to do something for me.

And for Lord Rahl.

Jennsen, no.
Whatever she asks, don't...

(Agiel whining)
(gasps)

(Taralyn groans)

I really hope you won't make me
kill your mother, Jennsen.

DENNA:
Somewhere in this field
is a jeweled box.

Find it.

Why do I need a shovel?

You can see it?

The Wizard made it invisible.

It's been right here all along.

Bring it to me.

These men...
What happened to them?

Killed by the Wizard's magic

when they
tried to retrieve the box.

Well, then how am I
supposed to get it?

You never told her.

Told me what?

Forgive me, Jennsen.
I was hoping

you would never have to know.

Allow me, Jennsen,
to be the one to show you

how very far from ordinary
you really are.

(grunting)

Once every generation or so,
a child is born

upon whom magic
has no effect whatsoever.

You're a very special girl,
Jennsen.

Now get me the box.

( dramatic theme playing)

Let my mother go.

When she has a head start,
I'll give you the box.

Do you think
you're in a position

to negotiate with me?

(Agiel whining)

No!

Take it. Please.
I'm sorry.

RICHARD:
What is that?

A magical alarm,

in case someone, somehow,
managed to get the box.

How could anyone
have broken through your magic?

DENNA:
Brilliant.

The Wizard put
a signal spell on it.

No doubt he's already
racing this way,

with the Seeker
and the Confessor.

I did what you wanted.

Please, let us go.

Oh, no, I can't let you go,
Jennsen.

No, I need you to carry that box
to the People's Palace yourself.

I can't get it there safely
without you.

TARALYN:
Jennsen, no.

Don't help her. Let her kill me.

(Agiel whining)
No!

(groaning)

Look at them, Jennsen.

Look.

Did the Wizard give a thought
to the innocent men

he would brutally slaughter?

To their fatherless children?

No. No.

He thought only
of protecting the treasure

which he stole from Darken Rahl,

who seeks only to spread peace
throughout the Midlands...

She's lying to you.

DENNA:
Ask yourself, Jennsen:

Which of us
is really the liar here?

Why has your mother hidden your
powers from you all these years?

Why has she hidden you,

like some dirty,
shameful secret?

( ominous theme playing)

Darken Rahl has dreamt
of universal peace

ever since he was a little boy.

But now, the Seeker
has returned to the Midlands

and is relentlessly trying
to destroy that dream.

You never told me any of this.

DENNA:
But Lord Rahl knows
that the Seeker is only a puppet

dancing on strings jerked
this way and that by a Wizard.

In his wisdom and his mercy,

Lord Rahl sent me
to offer the Seeker

a chance to stand at his side

and declare peace
throughout the territories.

And do you know how the Seeker
greeted this offer?

He ran me through
with the Sword of Lies

and left me for dead.

You told me the Seeker
was a hero.

He is a hero.

Why did you lie to me
about who I am?

You've seen what a monster
this woman is.

How can you believe
one word she says?

I don't know who the monster is.

I don't know anything anymore.

(sobbing)
Oh. No.

(sobbing)

Jennsen?

( dramatic theme playing)

Get it back!

There.

(grunts)
No!

I underestimated you, Jennsen.

But not as tragically as you
have underestimated me.

(gasps)

(Agiel whining)
(screams)

Please stop!

I'm the one who threw the box.

Punish me!

No!

(Taralyn groaning)

(Taralyn screaming)

Denna.

She's alive.

(Taralyn screaming)

(grunts)

She's holding the Agiel,
and it's not hurting her.

RICHARD:
How can she do that?

Because she is
pristinely ungifted.

Stay back.

(grunts)

(laughs)

That's the other side
of your gift.

Not only can't you
be harmed by magic,

but you can't use it, either.

You have a lot to learn
about yourself, Jennsen.

ZEDD:
The pristinely ungifted

are entirely immune to magic,

but they rarely survive
past childhood.

RICHARD:
Why not?

For generations
the House of Rahl

has found them
and murdered them at birth.

Why?

KAHLAN:
Because Rahl's magic
can't hurt them,

or enslave them.

What would be
more dangerous to him?

Mistress!

I have the box.

Now bind her hands to it
and bind them both to the horse.

And hurry.
If the Wizard and his friends

haven't already found us,
they soon will.

(grunting)

(all grunting)

Defend the box.

(both grunt)

(Agiel whining)

You look like
you've seen a ghost.

(all grunting)

( action theme playing)

(Agiel whining)

(groaning)

(grunting)

(all grunting)

(Agiel whining)
(screams)

(grunts)

(groaning)

(grunting)

(panting)

(horse whinnies)

Run!

Taralyn?

(horse whinnies)

Mother!

Oh, no. No, no, no.

Let me go!

I have to help my mother!

We will. We will.
As soon as we get the box

as far away from Denna
as we can.

If it will save my mother
I'll give it to her.

RICHARD:
If Darken Rahl gets this box

we'd all be his slaves,
everybody in the world.

And your mother would be
as good as dead anyway.

I don't even know you.
Why should I listen to you?

Because he's the Seeker.

If you're the Seeker,

then that woman
Denna is torturing

is your mother too.

( dramatic theme playing)

I was born three years
after the massacre at Brennidon.

My mother,

our mother,

held me in her arms
for eight days after I was born,

because she was afraid
I would be taken away from her

like you were.

She's still afraid
to let me out of her sight.

Every year, she lights candles
for your birthday...

imagines what you look like,

how tall you are,
if you have freckles.

Zedd, you knew my mother.

Could it really be her?

Yes.

Then...

Then what?

( menacing theme playing)

(whinnies)

GUARD:
I'm not here to fight.

I'm here to deliver a message
from Mistress Denna.

She holds the girl's mother
at the Cave of Sorrows.

You bring the box or she dies.

You have until nightfall.

(whinnies)
Hyah!

We have to go. Now.

I'm sorry, child,

but we cannot forfeit
the final Box of Orden

for one person's life.

That's easy for you to say.

She's not your mother.

ZEDD:
No.

She's my daughter.

ZEDD:
Yes.

I am your grandfather.

And apparently yours as well,
child.

( soft theme playing)

All this time,

and you never told me?

I was afraid that someday

you might have to choose between
the mission and family.

I never wanted to put you
in that position.

Did you know?

I wanted to tell you.

I asked her not to.

What am I to you two?

Just a pair of hands
to hold the Sword of Truth

and fulfill
your precious Prophecy?

Who's our father?

I don't know.

I don't even know
if we have the same one.

Every time I tried to talk
about it, Mother got so angry,

or sad,
so I finally stopped asking.

I'm going after her.
Richard, wait.

For what?
There's no time.

I'll give Denna the box,

I'll get Taralyn safe,
and then I'll follow Denna,

get the box back
before she delivers it to Rahl.

And if you don't catch her
in time?

How can you just stand there

and let your own daughter
be tortured by a Mord-Sith?

Your mother gave up her
first-born child for a reason.

She knew that you were born
to stop Rahl

from enslaving the world.

She knew that you had
to survive, no matter what.

If you let Rahl get the box,

then your mother's sacrifice
will have been for nothing.

That's not gonna happen.

I can't let you leave
with the box.

What are you gonna do?

Cook me with Wizard's Fire?

I would never hurt you.

I'm just going to stop you.

Come on.

(grunts)

You can't stop Richard
if I'm with him, can you?

You can come with us
or you can stay.

Either way,
we're going to save our mother.

( ominous theme playing)

(grunts)

Are you all right?
Here.

Yeah. Yeah.

Oh!

Oh.

It's sprained.

You're not going anywhere
until I bind it.

Let me help.

Your magic can't heal her.

She must think her grandfather
a cold-hearted bastard.

Someday she'll understand.

What if there is
no someday, Kahlan?

You have to convince Richard
to stop this madness.

You're the one
who's always saying

we have to trust
the Seeker's instincts.

This is different.
This is his mother.

When he sees her being tortured,

I fear he's going to throw
the box to Denna,

just to make her stop.

Are you worried that Richard's
going to do that,

or that you are?

Richard, Denna's going
to be ready for us.

She's going to have
more soldiers.

How can we fight her?

Over the past few months

I've been attacked
by flying monsters,

tracked by bounty hunters,

tortured by Denna,

and beaten bloody
by Darken Rahl himself,

and I'm still here,

all in one piece.

I think. Heh.

I see it now.

What?

When you smile,

right around the eyes,
you look just like our mother.

(chuckles)

Try that.

(groans)

If the box can do what you say,

give Darken Rahl power
over the whole world,

then I don't think our mother

would want us
to trade it for her life.

Can you think of another way?

If this cave has some kind
of magic around it,

I can get through that.

RICHARD:
She'd be ready for that.

There might be a way.

But it would all depend on you.

Anything.

DENNA:
Where is the box?

RICHARD:
I don't have it with me.

DENNA:
Do you think I'm playing games?

Bring it to me

or I kill her.

Go ahead.

Then go back to Rahl
and explain to him

how you failed him.

I'm guessing that
whatever punishment you endured

for letting me escape,

is going to seem like a pinprick

compared to what
he'll do to you this time.

You won't let
an innocent person die.

I'm not as soft-hearted
as I used to be, Denna.

Not since I met you.

So I will let this woman die
in a heartbeat

if it keeps Rahl
from getting all three boxes.

(sighs)
But,

there's a way we can both
get what we want.

I'm listening.

First, we put down our weapons.

(grunts)

The only bargain I'll consider

is one that ends with me

handing the Third Box of Orden
to Darken Rahl.

I'll give you the third box.

After you help us
steal the other two.

Impossible.
You know your way in and out

of the People's Palace,
don't you?

I know the place
better than he does.

But I'm not foolish enough
to try stealing the boxes.

I'm not asking you to.

But if you know the palace
as well as you say,

then you know about
all the magical barriers

Rahl uses to protect it.

You believe
the pristinely ungifted one

can get past Rahl's
magical barriers.

No!

(Denna scoffs)

Well, it's suicide.

But if you hand me the box,

I'll draw a treasure map
for Jennsen.

No. You draw the map, Jennsen
brings back the first two boxes,

then we give you the third.

And what if Rahl suspects
that I helped you?

If you don't return
with the third box,

he's going to kill you anyway.

So I'd say
it's a risk worth taking.

Once you have all the boxes,

how do I know
you'll give me the third?

(sighs)

Because you have
Jennsen's mother.

This woman is very important
to you,

isn't she, Richard?

Like you said,

I'd rather not let
an innocent person die.

Do we have a deal?

(chuckles)

( ominous theme playing)

Shall we seal it with a kiss?

(Agiel whining)
(screams)

Kill me, and I can never
revive her.

I'll give her the Breath of Life

if you bring me
the Third Box of Orden

by the time the rising sun
is full in the sky.

( ominous theme playing)

( dramatic theme playing)

You two stay here
and protect the box.

Jennsen and I go to the palace.

Nothing has changed.
Everything has changed.

Denna has proven,
as if proof were needed,

that she cannot be trusted.

JENNSEN:
You said if Darken Rahl

got all three boxes,
he'd have power over everyone.

Could anyone who had the boxes
use that magic?

Yes. Whoever puts
all three boxes together

has instant and absolute control
over everybody.

What he commands is done.

If I got the other two boxes
out of the palace,

Richard could put them together
and command Denna

to give our mother this
Breath of Life.

The magic of Orden
is too dangerous.

It would intoxicate whoever
wielded it, corrupt him.

Then we go ahead with the deal.

No.

We grieve for Taralyn
and get Jennsen and the box

as far away from here
as possible.

Denna still needs us
as much as we need her.

She knows she won't get the box
if we don't get Taralyn alive.

You would send your sister
into the belly of the beast?

You would leave your daughter
to die?

Yes. Yes, I would.

Jennsen, dear one.

For 23 years I built walls

against the pain
of losing your mother.

And now, with you before me,
all those walls are crumbling.

I've only just found out
I have a granddaughter.

I can't bear the thought
of losing her too.

You won't lose me, Grandfather.

(Zedd sighs)

DENNA:
The People's Palace
is surrounded by a tree line

that acts as a magical barrier.

Only those who have been spelled
by Rahl's sorcerers

can pass in and out
of the barrier

without being instantly
killed by it.

Richard will have to wait
for you on the other side.

There will be alarms,
but you won't set them off.

Just make sure the archers
patrolling the battlements

don't see you.
They shoot on sight.

There's a secret entrance

on the south end of the palace

that leads to an escape tunnel.

As Lord Rahl's
personal bodyguards,

only the Mord-Sith
know of its existence.

You'll see the opening.

But make sure
no one is watching you,

because what they will see

is someone walking
through a solid wall.

Follow the tunnel
to the staircase.

At the top is an archway

guarded by a lone sentry.

He passes every 90 seconds.

Wait until he goes by,

and then run straight ahead,

to the entrance
to Rahl's Ceremonial Chamber.

Rahl trusts no one,
so there are no living guards

watching over
the chamber itself.

It's protected only by magic.

The final magical shield,

the one closest to the boxes,

allows only Rahl himself
to get through.

Of course, you're the exception.

( mysterious theme playing)

But be careful.

Even if you make it past
all the shields and guards,

Darken Rahl has
an uncanny ability

to sense when things are awry.

( tense theme playing)

EGREMONT:
Lord Rahl,

Mistress Denna has
sent word by Journey Book.

She will arrive
by nightfall tomorrow

with the Third Box of Orden.

Tell her she'll be greeted
with the strumming of harps

and the blast of trumpets.

You doubt her, My Lord?

I doubt the very sun at noon,
Egremont.

( suspenseful theme playing)

(panting)

JENNSEN:
Zedd, Kahlan, we have the boxes!

Thank the Spirits.

I was caught in the room
with Rahl.

I was this close to him.

He picked up the boxes.

He held them, he caressed them.

ZEDD:
Imagine his surprise

the next time he drops in
to play with his toys.

Look.

We have to get the third box
to Denna.

It's right here.

( menacing theme playing)

Welcome back, Seeker.

You've succeeded, of course?

I thought we had a deal.

I've changed my mind.

I've decided
I want all three boxes.

Now.

We don't have all three.

Only two.

We've hidden the third.

Tell me where it is,

or I'll kill your loved ones
one by one.

And then it'll just be
you and me.

Do you think I would ever let
you have the power of Orden?

At any price?

Yes.

Because you'd rather
I had the power than Rahl.

I'd treat you kindly.

I'd give you
whatever you wanted.

Or I can take away
what you care about most.

Take the Confessor first.

Wait!

(chuckles)

RICHARD:
At least grant me
the governorship

of the lands west
of the River Drun,

where I can live
with my friends in peace.

What better governor
could I ask for than the Seeker?

Then I'll show you
where the third box is.

( dramatic theme playing)

No!

( mystical theme playing)

(panting)

Kill them all!

Stop!

Drop your weapons.
All of you.

Take us to our mother.

Yes, My Lord.

RICHARD:
The sun isn't up yet.

You said you could revive her.

That was before I was under
your command, My Lord.

I lied to you.

I knew she'd never last
until sunrise.

I'm sorry, My Lord.

I failed you.

(sobbing)

JENNSEN:
Mother.

No.

(sobbing)

(Jensen sobbing)

Richard, I am so sorry.

KAHLAN:
What are we going to do
with her?

Kill her.

Slowly.

If that is your wish, My Lord.

( ominous theme playing)

(grunts)

Richard, no.

Harder.

(grunts)

(Kahlan grunting)

(gasping)

The way of the Seeker
is not vengeance.

Not vengeance.

Justice.

Are you sure you can tell
one from the other?

You gave me the third box.

To stop Denna
from killing us all.

Why should it stop there?

Don't you see what happens now?

I go to the People's Palace.

I order Rahl
to fall on my Sword.

I punish the guilty,

liberate the Midlands.

The war is over.

I've won.

Not this way.

You'd only become the very
tyrant you would have killed...

Silence, old man!

You've all killed
innocent people.

And now you will
kill each other.

Pick up your weapons

and fight to the death.

( ominous theme playing)

(soldiers shouting)

(swords clanging)

(all grunting)

RICHARD:
Zedd.

Anyone left standing,
burn them to ash.

(sighs)

Yes, My Lord.

(all grunting)

( action theme playing)

RICHARD:
Jennsen, no.

I may have only
just met you, brother,

but I know this isn't you.

Don't touch the boxes.

Magic doesn't work on me.

Not even the magic of Orden.

No!

( tense theme playing)

(Richard panting)

What did I do?

What did I do?
KAHLAN: It wasn't you.

It was the power of Orden.

DENNA:
Richard...

Finish me off

before Darken Rahl finds me.

No.

Enough killing.

Please.

Leaving me to Darken Rahl
is worse than killing me.

( melancholy theme playing)

Then I suggest you run.

( solemn theme playing)

You can't come with us, Jennsen.

It's too dangerous.

Now that I've found you,

I wanna stay with you, help you.

And so you shall, child.

In your possession,
the Boxes of Orden

can never be found
by magical means.

But since they should always
remain separated,

you'll take two
and we'll protect the third.

Where will I keep them?

We have friends in the
resistance who'll take you in.

Friends we would trust
with our own lives.

And when all this is over,
we'll come and see you again.

And be together.
As a family.

I'll escort you to our friends

while Richard and Kahlan
try to find out

where Rahl is going next.

Because rest assured,

he won't be staying
in the palace.

( melancholy theme playing)

May the Spirits light your way
through the land of shadow

to the halls of eternal peace.

She brought us
all together in the end.

RAHL:
Come closer.

Closer.

Tell me,

what do you see?

(grunting)

(panting)

The pristinely ungifted one
is on their side now.

Issue a proclamation.

Let it be known throughout
the Three Territories

that until the Wizard,
the Seeker,

the Mother Confessor,
and all three Boxes of Orden

are brought to me,

the people will feel my wrath

one village at a time.

Zedd.
Yes?

What I did... That wasn't you.

Man doesn't possess
the power of Orden,

so much as the power of Orden
possesses the man.

No. It was me.

I felt that anger.

That hatred.

I still do.

If you didn't,
you'd be a statue, not a man.

We all have dark desires,

yearnings for vengeance.

And you must remember how those
feelings stirred your blood,

because what marks the line
between good and evil

is the choice
not to act on them.

A choice you've always made
since I've known you.

And I've known you
since the day you were born.

Can I call you Gramps?

Not if you value your life.

(laughs)

Do you remember once
when I was little,

I climbed the wall
of your garden

and stole some apples
from the big tree?

And you came outside
and I thought for sure

the crazy chicken man
of Blackthorn Hill

would eat me for lunch.

(chuckles)

You just stood there, staring.

I was drinking in the sight
of my beautiful grandson.

You ran off so quickly,

over the wall
and down the hill...

(chuckles)

(sighs)

So much time lost, Richard.

So much left unsaid.

(sighs)

Never even got to talk
to my mother.

Then let me tell you about her.

( soft theme playing)

( dramatic theme playing)