The Secret of Kells Page #6
Columbkille's secret.
Mmm.
The mesmerizing detail.
Of course,
you'll need another eye.
Now, once I find
the crystal...
Brother...
...it'll open up
a whole new world.
A tiny wonder.
Columbkille instructed
that the crystal
should never be used
unless the work
is worthy of it.
It has not been
used since Iona.
What's a crystal?
This is not a crystal,
it's the crystal!
The Eye of Columbkille.
Columbkille created over
300 books in his lifetime.
By his own hand.
On his deathbed,
he prayed that
his apprentice
got a vision as clear
and wonderful as his own.
Then, as he drew
his last breath,
it dropped from his hand.
The Eye of Columbkille.
Columbkille would
want it to go to you.
Where is it?
Sorry, Pangur.
Have you seen it?
Where could it have...
It's lost.
It's all lost!
Where did you
last have it?
I don't understand.
If I could show
the crystal to you,
But...
I...
I can still continue
my training, can't I?
Have you ever studied
the tiny pattern
on a greenfly's wing?
No.
And you never will
without the crystal.
What if we pray
for a miracle?
Like Columbkille did?
Some say that before
as the Eye of Columbkille,
it had an ancient name.
Named for the creature
that Columbkille won
the crystal from
deep inside one of
its dwelling places.
Crom Cruach!
It was called
the Eye of Crom Cruach.
Crom!
I can't tell you which parts
of this story are true
and what parts are
shrouded by the mists.
Oh, there's nothing
in this life but mist.
We're only here
for a short while.
Don't worry, Pangur.
I won't be alone.
Oh!
You've been forbidden
to leave the abbey.
Now you are also forbidden
to enter the scriptorium.
Please, Uncle,
you don't understand.
Oh, I understand
perfectly well!
No more excursions,
no more scriptorium
and no more Brother Aidan.
No.
What did you say?
I can't do that.
I can't give up
the book, Uncle.
If you looked at just
one page, you'd see why.
You've forgotten
how important it is.
All you want for us
is this wall.
Brother Aidan said
you were an illuminator once.
He said...
That's enough!
If I can't trust you
to stay out of harm's way,
you'll have to remain here
until you see sense.
Cellach, please,
don't blame the boy.
I'll have a talk
with him and...
You'll do no such thing.
You can't...
Brother Tang will
bring him his meals
and once there is
nothing left here
to distract him...
Let me keep
the book, Cellach.
It was entrusted to me.
Have it then.
But on the condition
the first thaw of spring.
Brendan.
Aisling!
How can I get you out?
I don't know.
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