The Flame and the Arrow Page #3
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Work for the day
when we can right all the wrongs.
When all of Lombardy
will be free again.
Senor Apothecary...
...I can't speak for the others...
...but I have no noble purpose.
I'm not out to right anyone's wrongs
but my own.
My boy won't sit waiting at the castle
until all of Lombardy is free.
I'm afraid you'll have to carry that arm
in a sling for a week or so.
If you'd called me sooner, Dardo,
all of this wouldn't have been necessary.
There's some things even a man like you
can't handle alone.
Looks like I'm not alone.
Like it or not.
It wasn't our fault, milady.
We were surrounded.
You mustn't ride into the woods.
Dardo's gang is out.
It's not safe in there.
There must be a score or more.
Dardo?
-Thank you.
-Thank you. If we can--
Oh, thank you, milady.
Well, now,
what have we here, Piccolo?
Is it a lady or a lad?
What do you think?
Either way, it's a puny lad
or a poor lady.
But a handsome horse,
don't you think?
Maybe we should take the horse
and leave the lady-lad to walk home.
Let go of my bridle, please.
Not so fast. You're in my part
of the forest, milady.
-We warned you.
-Maybe you could explain it to me.
It's a little difficult for a stranger.
Just which part of the forest
does he consider his?
As my good friend Piccolo says,
the sure sign is the birds.
They sing in my part of the forest.
No hawks.
You know,
you remind me a little of my uncle.
Are you the only one allowed to talk
in your part of the forest?
My friend Piccolo's quite a fellow.
He's got ears that can hear
ahead of the rest of us...
...like lightning before thunder.
See things you and I can't.
Track a deer by the smell,
pick out a poison mushroom by touch.
And he talks in a way--
But I don't think you'd understand,
milady Anne of Hesse.
You see, he was born without a voice.
If you'll turn around and go home
like a nice boy, I'll forgive you.
But the next time, I'll spank you.
And you might give Rudi a message
for me. Tell him I'll be seeing him soon.
I have no particular bond
with my countrymen...
...but you make it
so expensive for me.
Anne.
The Marchese di Granezia.
Milady.
This is indeed an unexpected pleasure.
You give me hope.
I had begun to despair
of our barren valley.
At last, a flower of the court
in our mountains.
A rose among our brambles.
You're unexpected yourself, marchese.
I had begun to think
there was nothing here but rock...
...and arrogant peasants.
These mountains breed arrogance,
even among the nobility.
-And now, if you'll excuse me--
-Don't go, milady.
I need your moral support.
I'm afraid your uncle
is annoyed with me.
I wish you to stay, Anne.
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