Helen of Troy Page #3
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[Groaning Continues]
He will be the grand prize|in King Priam's games.
If you wish to negotiate|with the winner,
you will find him there.
[Helen]|Tell me the truth|about my mother.
I need to know. Please.
[Sighs]
When it happened,|Tyndareus was away in Egypt.
When she began to show|a couple of months later,
he'd been gone|for half a year.
So the kingdom|watched her belly swell|month after month.
She was disgraced.
She had no husband|beside her.
She waited till|she had you, then...
Had me?
[Shuddering]|It was me?
No!
Helen, no.!|There are wolves.!
[Sighs, Panting]
Do I look like her?
Well, you're younger...|and dirtier.
When you grow up,|if you grow up and don't|make me wring your neck,
you'll be even more|breathtaking.
Who was it? Who did it?
Tell me who.
Helen, you're the daughter|of the greatest god.
Zeus is your father.
That's why your beauty|will never be matched.
That's why no man|will ever resist it.
You resisted me.
Well...|[Laughs]
Let me be your friend.
I think you could do with one.
I must always|know the truth.
Always.
[Paris]|I'm going to Troy.|I'll get our bull back.
[Father]|Troy is no place|for people like us.
I'm going.|No. They'll hurt you.
If these ribs aren't broken,|they will be with one more blow.
They can't treat us like that,|like we're nothing.
I'll bring back what's ours.|There's no point.
There is...|when I win it.
[Chattering]
[Narrator]|And so Paris came to Troy.
It was the richest|city in the world.
Into it were brought|silks from Asia,
spices from Arabia,|rare woods from Africa.
[Chicken Clucking]
[Speaking Asian Language]
A feast for the eyes.|Both of them. Huh?
[Chattering Continues]
[Narrator]|From its strategic harbor,|with its massive walls,
Troy controlled all trade|north and south of the Aegean.
And Paris would control|Troy's fate...
more than he could know.
[Horse Whinnying]
[Bull Mooing]
[Mooing Continues]
[Applause, Cheering]
[Chattering]
[Cheering Continues]
[Crowd Chanting]|Hector.! Hector.! Hector.! Hector.!
You here to sign up?
What's your name?
Paris.|Of?
As in where from?
[Applause]|Mount Ida.
All right.|Where's your cuirass?
- My what?|- Breastplate.
No?
What about a helmet?
Any kind of armor?
Boy! Fetch me|some of that old armor.
How about your cudgel?
I could use this.
Look here, lad,|you can't win,
but at least you have|to put on a good show.
Go ahead, choose one.
You'll find some|better than others.
Why can't I win?
No one ever beats|Prince Hector.
[Applause, Cheering]
Leave your knife|on the rack.
Hey, shepherd boy.!|The hero from Mt. Ida.!
[Laughing]
Ah, the king's thief.
You're on, shepherd.|With your friend.
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