Last Knights Page #2
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But your sword is to be passed to an heir.
I am merely your retainer.
You are the heir to my spirit.
Our bond has been earned, not inherited.
- No, sir...
- Take the sword.
- You be safe.
- Of course.
Be well, my love.
- You ready, Commander?
- Yes, My Lord.
We have the gift
Yes, it's all taken care of.
- Gabriel.
- Commander.
- Thank you for this great honor.
- I knew your mother and father well.
they would be very proud.
- So it begins again.
- So it does.
Sit down. Sit down.
Sir, may I ask you a question?
Of course.
You've known the Commander
a long time, yes?
Since I was your age.
Is it true he was not born
into the military class?
Orphaned as a young boy,
entire family died of the fever.
Is that when Lord Bartok took him in?
No. Much later, when he was a young man.
- Why do you ask?
- Stories circulate about him.
They say he was cruel and murderous
without conscience or honor.
For many years,
he was given to the drink.
The dark fog made him violent.
Does knowing this
change your respect for him?
One is to be admired
for rebuilding thyself,
not judged.
Now get some rest.
Welcome, Lord Bartok.
- Your journey went well?
- Quite.
It can be long.
It seemed short.
I see you've come bearing a gift.
It's customary for an official visit.
- A robe.
- A fine robe.
You may also keep the box.
Did your retainer attend to the gift?
No, I chose it personally.
Very well. We'll begin early tomorrow.
There is obviously much to do.
I look forward to your review
of the new protocols.
Yes, and in addition to that, we'll get
the chance to discuss the challenges
which face the future
of the Bartok lands.
I don't think he liked the color.
If I'd known what you'd intended,
I would've insisted you bring something more.
More? I gave him the box too.
This is not a matter of amusement.
He has taken this as a personal insult.
- Tomorrow I will bring a more suitable gift.
- You will not.
And in my presence, you will refer
to the Minister's demand
as it really is... a bribe.
Adopting the language of the pretense
only serves to ease participation in it.
My Lord, I think that perhaps now
is not the time to take such a hard stand.
And if I ease my approach now,
at what crossing would you recommend
I stand my ground?
When they've taken half my land?
When it comes to a point
where I have to exercise my own tyranny
to support the bribes of those above?
Who does he think he is?
Perhaps he did not understand
what is expected of him.
He understands perfectly.
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