A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court Page #5
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has caused thee.
for Jack the Ripper.
An ogre, you called me.
Dragon, werewolf.
No wonder
they wanna get rid of me.
Cease.
I feel bad enough.
if there were aught
I could say, aught
I could do to save thee--
Well, ain't there aught?
Naught.
Wait!
Zounds! What an idea!
An idea?
Who hast condemned thee?
'Tis Merlin,
the maker of miracles.
What if thou
shouldst create a miracle?
What if thou shouldst prove
a greater sorcerer?
Doing what?
Nay. Nay.
'Tis a foolish thought.
A greater sorcerer than Merlin?
None such exists.
He's the champion, huh?
I have grown
to like thee, monster.
'Tis sad to part.
'Tis sad.
Farewell.
[Door Closes ]
[ Sighs ]
Within the hour.
Well, now, if it's
a miracle they're after--
[ Humming ]
Meet the new champion.
[Orchestra ]
No, no, no, no.
All these folderols
simply to burn a man.
Verily it grows monotonous.
Aye.
But the Romans had
a more amusing procedure.
in oil.
Boiled them in oil?
[ Chuckles ]
Splendid.
Hast not seen a lobster boil,
Your Majesty?
Truly, Morgan,
thou art brilliant.
All right,
all right, all right.
Let's get started.
Thou knowest
bringeth on my vapors.
The king speaketh.
Bring on the beast.
Bring on the beast!
Bring on the beast!
Must we have
these eternal echoes?
Bring on the beast!
[Fanfare ]
Now, that's strange.
The creature seemeth
in splendid spirits.
'Twill avail him naught.
Fire and flame will destroy him
and all his demon magic.
Milord,
does he have to die?
Of course he has to die.
You certainly don't
expect me to disappoint
all these people, do you?
Thou art to be commended,
Sir Sagramore, for thy part
in these festivities.
Nay.
Hear ye
the proclamation of death!
Monster, thou hast by trial,
both just and fair,
been found guilty
of the following crimes.
First, of assuming
through demon wizardry...
the form of
a man-devouring ogre,
Stay away, clouds.
of a fire-breathing dragon,
Good old sun.
and of tusked
and taloned werewolf,
Second,
of conspiring with Beelzebub
and the powers of evil...
to bring calamity
upon this kingdom,
Therefore, monster,
by order
of His Sovereign Majesty
King Arthur of Britain,
thou art hereby condemned
to perish,,,
by the flame and--
[ Screaming, Shouting]
Merlin, he's bewitched!
Have no fear, my liege.
I shall cast a spell
upon this demon.
- I fear thee not, monster.
- Boo.
I, Merlin,
sorcerer to the king,
the evil demon
within this monster...
and route forevermore,,,
his magic wizardry,
and I command the gods...
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