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HERCULES
BY ELLEN MAURINE
ACT ONE
FADE IN
EXT STONE HINGE ABOUT 490 A.D. DAY
The sun is just starting to rise with stone hinge in the back ground. There are three riders riding up from the south. From the shadows of the great stones steps a fourth man leading his horse. He meets the other two. The three riders are Sir Ector, a middle aged military man, and Two fifteen year old boys, Cai, a boy that what we would now call a nerd or geek, smart but awkward, shudders in speech. The taller boy is young Prince Gwydion (King Arthur s birth name). He is taller than usual but still a nice looking boy. Unlike his friend and companion, his grace and composer is that of a true warrior. His speech is a bit slow, but not as someone less intelligent but that of someone that carefully calculates each word. The man on foot is Lord Merlin. (Note, my research data had Arthur born at 475 and Lord Merlin born at 425 I believe). Lord Merlin meets up with Ector and the boys, (The names of the bard, I think Arthur s birth name, the noble man and his wife are authentic. I think they are P Celtic (Old Welch)). I got The name of Gwydian from the book The Mists of Avalon and the rest from the book Warriors of Arthur see pages 144Ä149.
ECTOR
You sent for us My Lord.
MERLIN
Yes, it is time, we must be in Chester in three days hence.
ECTOR
As you wish.
Lord Merlin mounts his horse and they ride off.
FURTHER DOWN THE ROAD
About four people joins Lord Merlin and group. This is about three men and one woman. A Bard, we ll call him Galellin, (Trebor). A noble man we ll call him Greidawl and his pregnant wife, Indeg, and a stranger from a foreign land (Sorbo). Before these four people reach Lord Merlin and group, Greidawl waves.
GREIDAWL
Hello.
Lord Merlin and group stops while the others approach them.
GALELLIN
Are you going to Chester?
MERLIN
Why yes, is that where you are going?
GALELLIN
Yes. We just landed at Dover about a week ago and we
really don t know the way.
Lord Merlin looks at Indeg carefully, She shows the results of the journey.
MERLIN
I see.
GALELLIN
Where are my manners, I m Galellin. The bard.
GREIDAWL
I m Greidawl son of King Angus and this is my wife Indeg.
We were visiting friends in Brittany when the call came out.
Ector turns to Sorbo.
ECTOR
And you my dear fellow........
Merlin takes a good look at Sorbo.
MERLIN
I s okay, I m Lord Merlin, this is my friend, Sir Ector and his
two charges, CAI and Gwydion.
GALELLIN
May we travel with you?
MERLIN
Yes.
They start to ride towards Chester again.
GWYDION
Cai, race you to that tree, up ahead.
CAI
Let s do it.
They leave the group and race to the tree, Gwydion wins. They return to the group. As next lines are being delivered.
GREIDAWL
Good horsemen both of them. But why do I get the feeling
that the tall one was pulling back?
ECTOR
That s because he was. Cai is my son and I love him dearly
but he ll never be all that great of a warrior, he s clumsy, he shudders, and he s not really all that great in the battle field. I
don t know what I m going to do with him.
Galellen
That reminds of the time that Hercules was trying to lean to
be a farmer and blacksmith.....
STOCK
This is a stock shot from Hercules in the Underworld where Nessus is trying to teach Hercules smithing .
BACK TO THE GROUP ON THE ROAD TO CHESTER
ECTOR
That is fine and well, but you re talking about Hercules. Cai
(Sigh)
I don t know.
GALELLEN
You missed the point. We all have our notch in life, we just
have to find it because that is what we will do well, not what
others thinks we should do.
MERLIN
I think that you are right. But it is his duty as a noble man to
fight as a warrior.
INDEG
Then let us pray for peace.
MERLIN
That is one way to deal with the problem.
They ride on to the village not far up the road.
THE VILLAGE
Lord Merlin and group are riding through the village. People are gathering to see the group ride through. Respect is shown to lord Merlin. Most of the people are curious.
FIRST VILLAGER
Look, the tall one looks just like Uther Pendragon only
younger.
SECOND VILLAGER
Do you think it could be his reincarnate?
FIRST VILLAGER
No, Uther has not been dead that long.
THIRD VILLAGER
I wonder if that s the son that he and Igrene had.
FOURTH VILLAGER
(Yell out)
I will never bow down to a Giant!
He throws a rock at Gwydian. Sorbo catches it with his bare hand.
SORBO
Now that is enough.
FOURTH VILLAGER
Who are you to say anything?!
MERLIN
Someone that vented my wishes.
During this time, Gwydian is showing the hurt. He spurs his horse and gallops on ahead.
SORBO
Let me go talk to him.
MERLIN
So be it.
Sorbo spurs his horse and catches up to Gwydian as next line is delivered.
SORBO
Hold up, I ll ride with you.
Gwydian keeps riding but Sorbo catches up with him.
SORBO
You re quite a horseman.
Gwydian just looks at Sorbo.
SORBO
Can we talk?
Gwydian reins his horse and Sorbo does the same.
GWYDIAN
Speak.
SORBO
I know that you re hurting right now.
GWYDIAN
Do you?
SORBO
It s written all over your face.
GWYDIAN
It s that obvious. You d think that in time one would grow indifferent to it.
SORBO
It never stops hurting but you can t let it get to you.
GWYDIAN
How do you know? You haven t gone through the
humiliation of being,
(Pause one beat, maybe even exhale a deep breath) different.
SORBO
Haven t I?
He looks at Gwydian.
GWYDIAN
But.....
SORBO
What I m trying to say is, use that difference to help your
people; bring peace to this land. Change that difference to
great ness. The land needs a gentle leader. It needs you.
GWYDIAN
But my tactics teachers said that a good leader is strong and
has strict discipline.
SORBO
Discipline yes, but have compassion to, without compassion,
you are no better than the villager bact there that threw that
rock.
GWYDIAN
But I was taught that a warrior had the right to do as he
pleased.
SORBO
Is that what Lord Merlin taught you?
GWYDIAN
No, he taught me that We noble warriors had laws to go by
too.
SORBO
Who taught you that you didn t?
GWYDIAN
There was an old woman that came to visit last summer.
SORBO
Instead of having might is right, why not have might for right.
Gwydian Smiles.
GWYDIAN
I like that. It has a nice ring to it.
About this time, the rest of the group catches up with Gwydian and Sorbo.
MERLIN
How is he.
GWYDIAN
I ll be alright. I ve known that I was different since I was
old enough to notice, you d think that I d be indifferent to
it by now.
SORBO
you don t become indifferent, you learn to deal with it and
use it to make a difference.
GALELLEN
That reminds me of the time that Nemesis got Hercules to
take care of her baby.
STOCK SHOT THE STORY
I don t remember the title but Aries is the baby s father and he has inherited some of his father s abilities. I especially want the clip where Hercules is giving the baby the speech about being different.
BACK TO THE GROUP
GALELLEN
The point is that you can be proud of your difference and
make it work for you or you can be ashamed of it and
accomplish nothing.
GWYDIAN
Point taken.
FADE OUT
END OF ACT ONE
ACT TWO
FADE IN
EXT ON THE ROAD TO CHESTER DAY
The group, IE; Lord Merlin, Gwydian, Cai, Ector, Galellen, Greidawl and his wife, Indeg; are all riding along to Chester. Gwydian is deep in thought.
INDEG
We bought some cheese and bread at Dover how ever
meager it may be, you are welcome to our table.
CAI
We brought meat and bread and fruit.
ECTOR
Yes, you are welcome to our table.
GREIDAWL
We thank you.
MERLIN
Then we rest over there.
Indicating a tree where there would be shade. They ride over to the tree and dismount. Greidawl helps his wife dismount. It is obvious that they are deeply in love. Indeg gets their provisions from the saddle bags, as Cai expertly gets their provisions. Gwydian helps Cai. Cai shows his talents in setting up the provisions.
CAI
Gwydian get the apples.
GWYDIAN
Sure.
They settle down as Cai is slicing the meat.
GREIDAWL
Cai, next time I take my warband to battle, I would love to
have you in my camp. You set a mean table.
ECTOR
He keeps our kitchen running.
They relax down on the ground and start to eat. Gwydian is still deep in thought.
MERLIN
Spit it out boy.
GWYDIAN
No offence mam, but are woman evil?
INDEG
None taken. I also would like to hear this one.
MERLIN
I don t think so. There has been stories of some wonderful
women and not just the ones that are subservient to men.
SORBO
Whether any man or woman is going to be bad or good they
have to make that decision him or her self, nothing is preset
by gender.
MERLIN
Well put.
GALELLEN
That reminds me of Xena, she was both.
GWYDION
What? How?
GALELLEN
First she was evil then she turned her life around and then
she was not.
GWYDIAN
Tell me more of this Xena.
GALELLEN
Well there almost as many stories of Xena as there are of
Hercules but the earliest one that I know of hers is when
Xena first met Hercules.
STOCK SHOT
THE WARRIOR PRINCESS
Show a few clips from The Warrior Princess.
THE GAUNTLET
Show some clips from The Gauntlet .
UNCHAINED HEART
Show some clips from Unchained Heart
These clips are to show the transformation that Xena went through when she changed from being a truly evil war lord to a truly good person fighting for what is right.
BACK TO THE GROUP GOING TO CHESTER
Indeg is sleeping, as the men are listening to Galellen s story.
GALELLEN
And Xena became legendary fighting for the right.
MERLIN
In other words putting might for right.
GALELLEN
You re scaring me, you sound just like my friend here.
Lord Merlin and Sorbo give each other a knowing glance.
MERLIN
Well, not to change the subject, but if we are to reach Bath
by nightfall we are going to have to get underway.
Greidawl awakens Indeg.
GREIDAWL
Come on. Wake up.
Indeg looks up to her husband.
GREIDAWL
It s time to go.
INDEG
Alright.
She gets up as the men are packing the horses. They mount and ride off.
CUT
EXT BATH DAY
The sun is just going beyond the horizon but it is still light enough to be considered day. Lord Merlin and group are riding into town,
MERLIN
I have made arrangements at the inn for accommodations.
INDEG
You mean that we get to sleep in a real bed?
Lord Merlin smiles in amusement.
MERLIN
Yes we all will be sleeping in real beds tonight.
They ride on and up to the inn. They ride up and turn their horses over to the servants for the inn to be stabled. They then enter the inn.
INSIDE THE INN
The inn is crowded with customers most of them, chieftains on their way to Chester. Lord Merlin and group enter and is approached by the innkeeper.
INN KEEPER
Lord Merlin. I m pleased that you and your companions
could make it. I have a table ready for you.
MERLIN
Thank you.
INN KEEPER
Follow me.
The group follows the inn keeper to a table in the corner where one would have to know where to look to find Lord Merlin there but Lord Merlin can see all who enters the inn. They then take their seats, as the inn keeper leaves. A drunken old man, from the way that he s dressed it is obvious that he is a chieftain from Pictland (North of Antonian s wall. He bumps into the table and bending over he looks straight into the faces of all in the group. Greidawl stands and takes the drunk by the arm.
GREIDAWL
Come on friend.
Greidawl takes the drunk back over to the bar.
DRUNK
Well, you have been traveling with him most of the day, how
is he?
GREIDAWL
I need more time.
DRUNK
The election is two days hence. We have got to know if he
can do the job. How much control does Ector have over
him?
GREIDAWL
Slow down. He seems to have a mind of his own. His slow
speech is more calculated not lack of intelligence.
DRUNK
That s good.....
GREIDAWL
He is a good horseman, he seems to be ever learning about
things, trying to pick out what is good and what is bad that
he was thought.
DRUNK
But can he fight? Can he lead?
GREIDAWL
I honestly have not seen him fight.
DRUNK
We need to know before the election.
GREIDAWL
But we also can not make uninformed decisions we don t
want another Vortergern.
DRUNK
Agreed.
They shake hands and the drunk continues to the bar while Greidawl return to the table. The food and wine have been served so Greidawl sits and starts to eat.
INDEG
We were just talking about the election in Chester.
Terynon I would say that he is middle aged and his son, Bedwyr who is not much younger than Gwydian approach Lord Merlin s table.
TERYNON
Lord Merlyn, if you would be so kind, is there room at your
table for two more?
The group move to make room for the two. The wine and food is brought for them.
TERYNON
I m Terynon, and this is my son Bedwyr. We were hoping to
join your party to Chester.
MERLIN
We are hoping to reach Avonmouth by mid day on the marrow
so we can be in time to catch the vessel to Queensferry.
TERYNON
Sounds good.
Bedwyr is a shy boy and is just staying with his father at this time.
GWYDIAN
Bedwyr, I m Gwydian and this is my foster brother Cai.
BEDWYR
Hi.
GWYDIAN
Welcome to the group.
BEDWYR
Thank you.
GWYDIAN
Say, after dinner, Cai and I were planing on seeing what they
have in this village, want to come with?
Bedwyr s face brighten s up.
BEDWYR
You bet.
FADE OUT
END OF ACT TWO
ACT THREE
FADE IN
EXT OUT FRONT OF THE INN DAY
It is the next morning, all is quiet except the crowing of a rooster, and a few servants doing their chores. Lord Merlin and his group come out from the inn, rested and full bellies from a good breakfast and ready to travel. Reminder, Bedwyr and Terynon are now also in the group. There is a servant bringing their horses. Uchdryd, a boy barely twelve if that is being knocked out the inn. His older brother, Caw, who is at least in his twenties follows behind.
CAW
And don t ever come back!
UCHDRYD
But......
CAW
Never.
Gwydian goes to help Uchdryd.
GWYDIAN
How may we help you?
UCHDRYD
That was my brother, Caw, our father Iaen of Caer Morefred
sent us to represent him at the election at Chester. Father is
too sick to make the trip, it would kill him if.....
GWYDIAN
It s okay....
He gives Lord Merlyn and Sorbo a look like go talk to him which they do.
BACK INSIDE THE INN
The older brother has returned to his table. There is a woman sitting next to him. Lord Merlin and Sorbo enter and sit next to the brother. The brother and the woman are still drinking and obviously have been doing so all night.
CAW
Don t tell me, the brat sent you in to remind me about the
election.
MERLYN
No we came in to ask if he can go on to the election with us.
CAW
Do what ever you want with him, You can even sell him for
all I care.
MERLIN
Thank you. In case you do make it, we ll see you there.
Lord Merlin and Sorbo leave.
BACK OUT FRONT OF THE INN
By this time, Uchdryd is standing, Indeg is still fussing over him. Lord Merlin and Sorbo comes out from the inn.
MERLIN
Come on, Uchdryd is going with us. Get your things.
UCHDRYD
Caw sold our gear last night for gambling money.
MERLIN
Then let s go.
Gwydian has Uchdryd ride behind him sharing his horse. They mount up and go.
GALELLEN
Uchdryd, your perdiciment reminds...
GWYDIAN
That s Galellen, the bard.
GALELLEN
..........me of the time that......
STOCK SHOT
ALL THAT GLITTERS
Stock shot of clips of All That Glitters , showing the evils of gambling.
BACK TO THE GROUP
By this time I would say that they are out in the open country. The morning mist has cleared.
GWYDIAN
Stranger.
SORBO
You mean me?
GWYDIAN
you are the only one that we don t know the name of is it
not?
SORBO
Yes, I guess it is. What do you want to ask?
GWYDIAN
I want to hear your thoughts on what makes a good leader.
SORBO
Oh, gentle compassion, fairness and wisdom for settling
petty disputes, strength, cunning or good strategy in leading
your men to defend your homes. Again wisdom to know
which battles to fight and which to negotiate peace. And
most of all, a good leader holds what s best for his people as
his first priority.
GWYDIAN
Most of my people are afraid of the night, and the mist in
fear of the other world. You and I know that one can not be
afraid of the other world if one is to win battles.
SORBO
True but if you are a leader that they can trust, and follow,
you really don t have to worry about that.
GWYDIAN
Have you ever heard of the story of Bran the Blessed?
SORBO
I am aware of it. I just don t feel that the people should
depend on a talisman to protect the land. It just don t work.
GWYDIAN
I agree.
They come to a forest and start to ride through it. There is a band of thugs hiding in the forest, the group isn t fully in the forest before the thugs jump them. Gwydian and Uchdryd dismount so they can fight better. The thugs are fought off. The only one not fighting is Indeg adlib. Uchdryd notices that one of the thugs has a crossbow pointed at Gwydian.
UCHDRYD
Gwydian, look out.
He pushes Gwydian out of the way of the arrow but takes it in the arm. Sorbo snatches the archer from his horse. The thugs are retreating.
GWYDIAN
Let him go.
SORBO
If you say so.
TERYNON
Aren t we going to find out who sent them?
GWYDIAN
What good would it do? Besides I have a feeling that we
shall see them again.
The thugs run off.
MERLIN
We are going to have to be more alert for more attacks.
ECTOR
Agreed.
GWYDIAN
We will also have to be better prepared.
Gwydian is bandaging Uchdryd s arm as Lord Merlin approaches them.
MERLIN
How is the arm?
UCHDRYD
I ll be fine.
MERLIN
Can you ride?
UCHDRYD
Yes.
MERLIN
Then lets go.
The ones that are off of their horses remount and they leave.
CUT
EXT AVONMOUTH DAY
Avonmouth is a bustling port town, there are men with small spears through flounder over their shoulder taking them home, the trees in the backdrop just outside of town towers over the town. The group is approaching then enters. They ride up to the inn and dismount and enter.
INSIDE THE INN
The inn is bustling with people waiting for the boat. The group is approached by the inn keeper.
INN KEEPER
Welcome to my humble inn Lord Merlin, Follow me and I ll
take you to your table.
MERLIN
Thank you.
The inn keeper leads them to their table. They take their seats.
GWYDIAN
Lord Merlin.
MERLIN
Yes.
Gwydian looks at Uchdryd.
GWYDIAN
I m concerned.
Lord Merlin feels Uchdryd s forehead for fever.
MERLIN
I ll be right back.
He stands and leaves. The men watch Lord Merlin leave.
GWYDIAN
He s just gone for some herbs. So, Galellen, what are your
thoughts on what makes a good leader.
GALELLEN
Let me tell you the story of Hercules s friend, Iolaus s
cousin.
STOCK SHOT
KING FOR A DAY
This is Stock Shot showing some clips from King For A Day showing Prince/King Orestes to be a good King.
BACK TO THE GROUP
Uchdryd has fallen asleep. Gwydian is pleased. Lord Merlin returns with a bag full of herbs.
MERLIN
How is he?
GWYDIAN
He s just dosed off.
MERLIN
The sleep will do him good. But for now, we have got to
get on the boat.
SORBO
I ll carry him.
The group quietly stands and Sorbo picks Uchdryd up in his arms. They leave.
CUT
EXT THE DOCKS DAY
They are boarding the boat. Seitfed and his father Bedyn is on the boat watching the group board the boat. Bedyn signals for a servant who approaches him.
SERVANT
How may I help you?
BEDYN
Those people will need a bed, now.
The servant looks at Lord Merlin and group and sees Uchdryd s wounded arm and the fact that he is being carried. He immediately approaches the group.
SERVANT
Follow me.
They do so. They go down below.
IN THE CABIN
Sorbo carries Uchdryd in and put him on a bed. Lord Merlin is close behind. They remove the bandage and the wound is inflamed. Lord Merlin expertly takes care of the wound with the herbs and healing save. Gwydian enters with a basin of water. And rags.
GWYDIAN
I thought that you might need this.
Lord Merlin takes the basin, and rags.
MERLIN
Thank you. I wish to speak with you when I finish here.
GWYDIAN
As you wish.
Gwydian leaves as Merlin puts down the basin and returns to tending to the boy.
CUT
EXT THE DECK OF THE SHIP DAY
The boys are watching the sun nearing the horizon on one side and what is now Saint David s head, on the other. Lord Merlin joins them.
MERLIN
Gwydian, I need to speak with you, in private.
Lord Merlin and Gwydian cross over to the railing and leaning over so they could speak in private........
MERLIN
You put the boy under the sleep spell didn t you?
GWYDIAN
Yes, he was in a lot of pain and I was concerned about the
fever and I knew that you needed the time that it gave you.
MERLIN
Which one?
GWYDIAN
He should awaken in the morning fully rested.
MERLIN
Did anyone see you do it?
GWYDIAN
Anyone watching from a distance would think that I was just
fussing over him and I got Galellen to tell one of his
Hercules stories so no one in the group would notice.
MERLIN
You just may have saved his life. It was infecting. You
slowed the growth of the infection and I was able to get to it
in time.
GWYDIAN
And the arm?
MERLIN
Only time will tell.
GWYDIAN
I want him in my warband as soon as he s old enough.
FADE OUT
END OF ACT THREE
ACT FOUR
FADE IN
EXT THE BRIDGE OF THE BOAT. NIGHT
This is a series of short cuts showing the boat docking and taking on passengers at:
CARDIGAN
ABERAERON
ABERYSTWYTH
TYWYN
ABERDARON
HOLYHED
BEAUMARIS
BANGOR
LLANDUDNO
Also showing that Gwydian awakens each time due to the ruckus.
EXT THE BRIDGE OF THE BOAT DAY
The sun is just starting to rise and everyone is arising as the boat ports at Rhyl.
Lord Merlin approaches Gwydian as he watches more passengers come on board.
MERLIN
Ruff night huh?
GWYDIAN
Don t mention it. When I get my Caer, the gates are closing
at sundown and no one shall enter.
MERLIN
No one?
Gwydian looks at Indeg still trying to get some sleep.
GWYDIAN
Well except the women and children.
MERLIN
And you shall be known for having that ruling.
GWYDIAN
And how is our young friend?
MERLIN
He s awake, his fever has broken. He will attend the election.
GWYDIAN
And the arm?
MERLIN
It s still there for now. The infection will take time to clear
up and he is going to need bed rest.
GWYDIAN
Could you find a place to take him in for until his arm is
healed?
MERLIN
As you wish?
GWYDIAN
And when this is over, speak with his father, if this problem
can not be resolved, he can be a page for me until he s old
enough to be a warrior.
MERLIN
That s going to be difficult, I ve been speaking with him and
he claims that Uchdryd is his true name.
Gwydian smiles.
GWYDIAN
No it isn t, Uchdryd the defender is.
MERLIN
I ll tell him.
Sorbo approaches them.
MERLIN
Good morning.
SORBO
Good morning.
Gwydian goes over to the other boys his age and starts talking with them as Lord Merlin and Sorbo watch.
MERLIN
I do think that he can do it.
SORBO
I hope so.
CUT
EXT ON THE BRIDGE OF THE BOAT DAY
All is up at this time and breakfast is being served. Galellen joins the group.
GALELLEN
Do you mind if I join you?
GREIDAWL
To be frank, I was hoping that you would. I would like to
hear another one of your stories.
Galellen s face brightens up and he smiles.
GALELLEN
I d love to. Let me see. I know, There was a Centaur......
STOCK SHOT
OUTCAST
Stock Shot clips from outcast telling how Hercules helps Deric and Lyla deal with bigots.
BACK TO THE GROUP
About half of the passengers have joined the group. In the passengers that have not, is that group of thugs that attacked the group on the road. It is Bedwyr that recognizes them. Bedwyr approaches Lord Merlin.
BEDWYR
Lord Merlin, those men over there, aren t they the same men
that attacked us on the road?
MERLIN
I do believe so.
Lord Merlin taps Sorbo on the soldier and when Sorbo looks at Lord Merlin, Lord Merlin points at the thugs.
SORBO
I see them.
MERLIN
For now we ll just watch them.
SORBO
I agree.
The bote starts to pull into Flint. Gwydian stands to prepare to leave and Lord Merlin places his hand on his shoulder.
MERLIN
Not yet. We get off at Queensferry .
The boat docks and takes on more passengers. Among them was King Leodagan and his daughter Guinevere who is I would say about ten years of age. Gwydian is unable to keep his eyes off of her.
MERLIN
Would you like to meet them?
Gwydian blushes.
GWYDIAN
Yes.
Lord Merlin and Gwydian approach King Leodagan and Guinevere.
LEODAGAN
Lord Merlin, good to see you this fine day.
MERLIN
Your Majesty. My young friend seems to be fascinated with
your daughter.
LEODAGAN
I see. Tell me boy, what have you chosen for your true name?
GWYDIAN
I haven t decided yet.
LEODAGAN
You should before the election. That is if you wish to be
elected.
GWYDIAN
I ll have one. My name is Gwydian, what is yours?
GUINEVERE
Guinevere.
GWYDIAN
That s a very pretty name, Guinevere. We have a Bard over
in our group, would you like to come join us?
Guinevere looks to her father for approval who gives it.
LEODAGAN
King Urian wants to marry her. But I just don t know.
MERLIN
Have fath. Why don t you and the rest of your people join
us as well.
LEODAGAN
We will shortly. First I have some business to take care of.
MERLIN
As you wish.
Lord Merlin returns to where Galellen and group are.
GWYDIAN
Come on Galellen, we want to hear more of your stories.
One of the thugs approach the group.
THUG
What ever happened to the stories of Bran the blessed and Cuchulainn and Blodeuwedd and last but not least, Lugh?
GREIDAWL
We ve heard all those stories so many time that we almost
know them by heart. These are stories that we have not
heard.
THUG
That is no excuse.
Gwydian stands and faces the thug with authority.
GWYDIAN
We wish to broaden our horizons by hearing these new stories.
While we can. We can always hear the stories of our own
heros at the board any time. Galellen continue.
The thug returns to his friends.
GALELLEN
Let me tell you about the time that Hercules went to Atlantis.
STOCK SHOT
ATLANTIS
Show Stock Shots from Atlantis .
BACK TO THE GROUP ON THE BOAT.
By this time Leodagan has joined the group.
LEODAGAN
It is a very interesting story, if we had a man like this
Hercules we would fight off the invaders in no time at all.
GWYDIAN
But if we all come together and combined our efforts like in
a, a, a, confederation we could drive the invaders from our
shores and remain free.
LEODAGAN
That is an interesting thought.
THUG
We are warriors, that is all we know, what will we do if there
is peace?
GWYDIAN
We have a great need for artisans, carpenters, and other
tradesmen we can bring back the comforts and beauty of
Rome without the Romans.
THUG
I would have to think about that.
GWYDIAN
There s plenty of time to. We have to bring this land
together and fight off the invaders first and that will be no
easy job.
THUG
How true.
The thug starts to talk it over with his men.
MERLIN
Well put.
Gwydian looks at Sorbo who smiles and nods in approval. Queensferry comes into view.
CREWMAN
Queensferry!
All attention is on watching the port come into view.
FADE OUT
END ACT FOUR
ACT FIVE
FADE IN
EXT THE DOCK AT QUEENSFERRY DAY
The boat docks and the passengers start leaving the boat. King Urian the Giant is there waiting for the thugs who meets him.
URIAN
I see that the boy is still alive.
THUG
Yes, and I m not sure that we will kill him.
URIAN
You kill him or I will slaughter your family.
THUG
You do and my men and I will be riding at the boy s side in avenging their deaths. Don t forget, I know your secret.
King Leodagan and Guinevere leave the boat. King Urian approaches King Leodagan.
URIAN
Leodagan, I see that you have Guinevere with you.
LEODAGAN
Why yes.
URIAN
Then I ll take her off your hands now.
LEODAGAN
She s not yet of age.
URIAN
She was promised to me and I ll take her now.
LEODAGAN
The Betroval is off.
Kong Urian starts for his sword an Lord Merlin, Sorbo and Gwydian leave the boat and approach the two kings. King Leodagan reaches for his sword. Before Urian has his sword fully drawn, Sorbo grabs his hand.
SORBO
This is not the time or place for it.
URIAN
I fight when and where I wish.
He looks at Sorbo then at Lord Merlin, remembering the no baring of arms in the presence of a priest law. He reshieths his sword.
URIAN
This means war.
He briskly walks off.
LEODAGAN
Thank you.
GWYDIAN
Contact me the first sight of him, We shall help.
LEODAGAN
I will.
There is a caged Bear on the dock. Gwydian walks over to the cage and looks at the bear intensely. The bear s owner approaches Gwydian.
OWNER
Better be careful boy, he s killed three men.
GWYDIAN
How, he s in that cage?
The owner runs a stick across the bars of the cage. The bear goes bolistick and grabs the owner.
GWYDIAN
Lord Merlin, Stranger!
Lord Merlin and Sorbo comes and rescues the owner.
GWYDIAN
I think that the animal should be taken back to the woods and
set free.
MERLIN
If he s killed, he s going to have to be destroyed.
GWYDIAN
So be it, but make it fast, That man will just continue to
torture him.
MERLYN
So be it.
OWNER
But my investment....
King Leodagan approaches Lord Merlin.
LEODAGAN
Is there a problem here?
The Owner looks at King Leodagan and turns pale. King Leodagan is in raged.
LEODAGAN
What have I told you about this?
OWNER
But King Urian said.......
LEODAGAN
Hang King Urian, this is my rhelm, either take That bear to
the woods and set it free or kill it. Better yet my huntsman is
with, he can do it.
MERLIN
So be it.
King Leodagan leaves then returns with Trachmyr and two other men. Who quickly Kills the bear.
GWYDIAN
If I ever catch you in my rhelm torturing animals like that,
it will be you in that cage, not the animal,
OWNER
Who are you?
GWYDIAN
Gwydian ap Uther.
OWNER
The Pendragon?
GWYDIAN
Yes. King Leodagan, can the meat from that bear be
distributed to the poor here in Queensferry?
LEODAGAN
Yes. Trachmyr, take care of the distribution.
TRACHMYR
As you wish your majesty.
Lord Merlyn and group leave Trachmyr and his assistants to deal with the carcass, and joins the rest as they are mounting their horses. They find and mount their horses which Ector has for Lord Merlyn and Gwydian, Greidawl has Sorbo s horse and Guinevere has King Leodagan s horse. They ride out. King Urian watches them leave The owner approaches King Urian.
OWNER
You saw?
URIAN
I saw.
OWNER
I ll kill him for you.
URIAN
I want it done before they reach Chester.
EXT ON THE ROAD BETWEEN QUEENSFERRY AND CHESTER DAY
Gwydian and Guinevere are riding together.
GUINEVERE
I can too ride better than you.
GWYDIAN
Then do you want to race.
LEODAGAN
Guinevere, no.
GUINEVERE
I hate being a girl, I can never do anything.
GWYDIAN
We ll race later.
LEODAGAN
I don t know Lord Merlin, Guinevere is so competitive, so
self willed, I don t think that I will find a suitable mate for her.
MERLIN
She s still just a child, giver time to grow up.
GALELLEN
That reminds me of Deianeira.......
STOCK SHOT
CIRCLE OF FIRE
Stock Shots showing clips from Circle of Fire showing the fiery start that Deianeira and Hercules have.
BACK TO THE GROUP
GALELLEN
.....And they fell very deeply in love.
Gwydian rides up to Indeg.
GWYDIAN
My lady, I need your help on a project.
INDEG
How may I help you?
GWYDIAN
I need a battle flag to go next to my personal insignia flag.
INDEG
I can try, it being such short notice and all. How do you
want it?
GWYDIAN
A bear paw with the claws in black on a blood red field.
INDEG
Sounds simple enough. It will have to be applique for this
one, you can later have it woven.
GWYDIAN
Sounds good enough.
He returns to Guinevere as Indeg rides over to speak with another woman in the group.
GWYDIAN
Galellen, do you have any stories about the other world?
GALELLEN
Several. Why?
GWYDIAN
I was just thinking.....
The owner rides up to the group and joins it. Gwydian rides over to Uchdryd.
GWYDIAN
I just wanted to see how you are holding up.
UCHDRYD
I ll make it.
GWYDIAN
Good.
Gwydian checks him for fever. He then rides up to Lord Merlin.
GWYDIAN
Lord Merlin, I m concerned about Uchdryd. He s feverish
again.
MERLIN
We re almost to Chester. We should get there in time for him
to get some rest before the meetings begin.
GWYDIAN
Galellen, we are going to need another story to keep
Uchdryd s mind off of things.
Galellen looks back at the boy who is now starting to become flushed.
GALELLEN
I see what you mean. How about one of the times that
Hercules went to the other world.
GWYDIAN
My thoughts exactly.
Gwydian returns to Guinevere.
GALELLEN
King Leodagan, you were interested in how Deianeira loved Hercules?
LEODAGAN
Yes.
GALELLEN
Here is an example. Hercules had to go .......
STOCK SHOT
THE OTHER SIDE
Stock Shot showing clips from The Other Side that show Hercules visit with Deianeira and children.
BACK TO THE GROUP
The owner is slyly trying to work his way through the crowd to get to Gwydian. Lord Merlin whispers to Sorbo who starts to work his way to the owner. They get to Gwydian about the same time. The owner draws a knife and is ready to stab Gwydian in the back when Sorbo grabs his wrist and disarms him.
FADE OUT
END OF ACT FIVE
ACT SIX
FADE IN
EXT JUST OUTSIDE OF CHESTER DAY
Chester comes into view as the group rides towards it. The owner is riding between Sorbo and Leodagan. There are riders coming out to meet the group. It is mostly young people. Lord Merlin recognizes them and waves. Among this group of young people are Gwydian s nephews, Gwalchmai, Gwalfad (twins); cousin Meirchyawn and others.
MERLIN
Hello.
They approach Lord Merlin and stop respectfully.
GWALCHMAI
Lord Merlin.
MERLIN
Boys,
(Smile)
Yes he s here, go.
The boys smile and ride on back to Gwydian, they shake hands in greeting. It is Meirchyawn that notices Guinevere,
MEIRCHYAWN
What have we here?
GWYDIAN
Hay.
Gwydian gives Meirchyawn that hands off she s mine look.
MEIRCHYAWN
If you say so.
GWYDIAN
I say so.
They precede to ride together into town.
GWALCHMAI
Gwydian who is our your friend here?
He indicates Uchdryd.
GWYDIAN
That s Uchdryd. He got hurt protecting me so I thought
that I would call him Uchdryd the protector.
Uchdryd smiles.
GWALCHMAI
You ran into trouble on the way.
GWYDIAN
Yes but I think that it s under control for the time being.
GWALCHMAI
Then on to the meeting.
The group rides on into town breaking up to go to their lodgings. The owner escapes and leaves with the crowd. Sorbo starts to go after him. Lord Merlin stops him.
MERLIN
Let him go.
Lord Merlin gives Sorbo one of his knowing looks.
SORBO
As you wish.
Lord Merlin, Sorbo, Galellen, Greidawl, Indeg, Ector and Cai enter start for the inn. Gwydian looks to Lord Merlin and Ector for permission to go with the boys.
MERLIN
After we eat.
GWYDIAN
Say, why don t you stay while we eat, we have a great bard.
GWALCHMEI
We have eaten but we ll always join you for a story.
MERLIN
Good.
They go into the inn.
INSIDE THE INN
The inn keeper approaches Lord Merlin as they enter.
INN KEEPER
Welcome to my Inn lord Merlin. We have a lovely table
prepared for you and your associates.
MERLIN
Thank you.
The inn keeper leads them to a table already set up nicely. Lord Merlin and the group sits at the table. The beverages are brought and Lord Merlin sprinkles some herbs into Uchdryd s beverage.
MERLIN
Uchdryd, I want you to drink all of this right down, it should
help you feel better.
UCHDRYD
It won t put me to sleep will it?
MERLIN
No. I won t deny you the opportunity to attend the meeting.
UCHDRYD
Even if my father instructed me on who to vote for?
MERLIN
Even if.
The food is brought and passed around.
GWALCHMEI
I want to hear some stories.
GALELLEN
What do you want?
GWALCHMAI
One with lots of girls.
MEIRCHYAWN
Gwalchmai, you always want stories with lots of girls.
They all laugh.
GALELLEN
Let me see. Well there is one, it s the time that.....
STOCK SHOT
EYE OF THE BEHOLDER
Stock Shot from Eye of the Beholder showing the daughters of that king that wanted Hercules to impregnate at least one of them.
BACK TO THE GROUP
The boys are in awe. The lunch is only half finished.
MEIRCHYAWN
Do you know a story about love?
GWALAFAD
He s met another girl.
GWYDIAN
Meirchyawn, you are a hopeless romantic.
The boys laugh.
GALELLEN
How about this one. It is the time that Hercules......
STOCK SHOT
WHEN A MAN LOVES A WOMAN
Stock Shot showing clips from When A Man Loves A Woman showing the deep love that Hercules had for Serena.
BACK TO THE GROUP
By this time the meal and it is time to go to the meeting. But Urian approaches.
URIAN
What about war and conquest?
GALELLEN
I have those stories, too, but as you can see, we are out of
time.
The group stands, Uchdryd is feeling well enough to make it through the meeting but is still somewhat flushed. They leave. The owner approaches Urian,
URIAN
I can see that you have failed me.
OWNER
Yes my Lord. Please give me another chance.
URIAN
You have it but fail me again, and your life is forfeit.
OWNER
But I shall not fail you.
CUT
IN THE MEETING DAY
The place is packed with chieftains from all over the British Isles. The costumes and markings show their clan and from where they come from. There is a man speaking as Lord Merlin approaches the floor. The man stops his speech.
MAN
Lord Merlin now what do you want?
MERLIN
The floor.
The man glares at Lord Merlin.
MERLIN
Gentlemen, I have heard a lot of flamboyant speeches today
but nothing has been resolved. I am here to resolve the
problem of who is to be your next War duke.
As the owner is trying to get closer to Gwydian, Lord Merlin signals Gwydian to come to him. Gwydian does so.
MERLIN
Gentlemen, I give you, Gwydian ap Uther Pendragon. He is
the rightful heir.
URIAN
Never. He hasn t even chosen his true name. He is still just
a boy. On the field, what are we supposed to call him, hay you?
GWYDIAN
It is true that Gwydian is just my birth name. I have been
given it a great deal of thought. I also have been giving
many other things a great deal of thought. It is no secret
That we have had Galellen, the bard with us telling us his
stories that he brought here from a distent land.
At this time, Bedwyr, Cai, Gwalchmai, Gwalhafad and Meirchyawn line up behind him.
GWYDIAN
The stories that he told us of a man named Hercules. This
Hercules had a grate strength, but he used it to help the
people of the land, not gain dominance over them. He
fought off invaders, he made a difference in his land, a true
example of a great warrior. I may not have all that great of
strength for I am but a man but as your leader You, my
people are my strength, together as one land, we can drive
the marauders, regardless if they are Scotties, Jutes, Saxon or
even Angels. If they invade our land, they will be fought off.
The land will be free, we shall be free, free to trade, grow
crops without the fear of then being burned or stolen, to raise
our cattle in peace. And free to mine the precious stones and metals from our land, our people s children will have food in
their bellies. Our warriors will learn a new way of life,
instead if fighting for sport and domination, they will put their
might for right. I needed a name that could arouse the spirit
in the land to be free, to stand up and be counted, to be
strong.
Uchdryd brings the flag, folded up to Bedwyr and hands it to him then stands in the line as the boys unfolds the flag.
GWYDIAN
I have chosen the name of Arturus, the bear. A bear is strong
and should be free.
As the flag is shown there is a standing ovation.
King Leodagan walks up behind the owner.
LEODAGAN
Hello, You have a date with the magistrate my friend.
They leave, passing Sorbo who is leaning against the door way with his arms folded very contentedly. Aries appears.
ARIES
You won this time brother, but it s just a matter of time.
SORBO
If I have anything to do about that it will be a long time.
ARIES
I can be patient. Besides there will be some trouble and
plenty of wars.
SORBO
At first, I know. And I know that you will be doing your
best to prevent and end the time of peace, but I ll be around.
ARIES
Oh well, can t say that it won t be interesting.
Aries disappears ,
FADE OUT
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A
HERCULES
BY ELLEN MAURINE
ACT ONE
FADE IN
EXT STONE HINGE ABOUT 490 A.D. DAY
The sun is just starting to rise with stone hinge in the back ground. There are three riders riding up from the south. From the shadows of the great stones steps a fourth man leading his horse. He meets the other two. The three riders are Sir Ector, a middle aged military man, and Two fifteen year old boys, Cai, a boy that what we would now call a nerd or geek, smart but awkward, shudders in speech. The taller boy is young Prince Gwydion (King Arthur s birth name). He is taller than usual but still a nice looking boy. Unlike his friend and companion, his grace and composer is that of a true warrior. His speech is a bit slow, but not as someone less intelligent but that of someone that carefully calculates each word. The man on foot is Lord Merlin. (Note, my research data had Arthur born at 475 and Lord Merlin born at 425 I believe). Lord Merlin meets up with Ector and the boys, (The names of the bard, I think Arthur s birth name, the noble man and his wife are authentic. I think they are P Celtic (Old Welch)). I got The name of Gwydian from the book The Mists of Avalon and the rest from the book Warriors of Arthur see pages 144Ä149.
ECTOR
You sent for us My Lord.
MERLIN
Yes, it is time, we must be in Chester in three days hence.
ECTOR
As you wish.
Lord Merlin mounts his horse and they ride off.
FURTHER DOWN THE ROAD
About four people joins Lord Merlin and group. This is about three men and one woman. A Bard, we ll call him Galellin, (Trebor). A noble man we ll call him Greidawl and his pregnant wife, Indeg, and a stranger from a foreign land (Sorbo). Before these four people reach Lord Merlin and group, Greidawl waves.
GREIDAWL
Hello.
Lord Merlin and group stops while the others approach them.
GALELLIN
Are you going to Chester?
MERLIN
Why yes, is that where you are going?
GALELLIN
Yes. We just landed at Dover about a week ago and we
really don t know the way.
Lord Merlin looks at Indeg carefully, She shows the results of the journey.
MERLIN
I see.
GALELLIN
Where are my manners, I m Galellin. The bard.
GREIDAWL
I m Greidawl son of King Angus and this is my wife Indeg.
We were visiting friends in Brittany when the call came out.
Ector turns to Sorbo.
ECTOR
And you my dear fellow........
Merlin takes a good look at Sorbo.
MERLIN
I s okay, I m Lord Merlin, this is my friend, Sir Ector and his
two charges, CAI and Gwydion.
GALELLIN
May we travel with you?
MERLIN
Yes.
They start to ride towards Chester again.
GWYDION
Cai, race you to that tree, up ahead.
CAI
Let s do it.
They leave the group and race to the tree, Gwydion wins. They return to the group. As next lines are being delivered.
GREIDAWL
Good horsemen both of them. But why do I get the feeling
that the tall one was pulling back?
ECTOR
That s because he was. Cai is my son and I love him dearly
but he ll never be all that great of a warrior, he s clumsy, he shudders, and he s not really all that great in the battle field. I
don t know what I m going to do with him.
Galellen
That reminds of the time that Hercules was trying to lean to
be a farmer and blacksmith.....
STOCK
This is a stock shot from Hercules in the Underworld where Nessus is trying to teach Hercules smithing .
BACK TO THE GROUP ON THE ROAD TO CHESTER
ECTOR
That is fine and well, but you re talking about Hercules. Cai
(Sigh)
I don t know.
GALELLEN
You missed the point. We all have our notch in life, we just
have to find it because that is what we will do well, not what
others thinks we should do.
MERLIN
I think that you are right. But it is his duty as a noble man to
fight as a warrior.
INDEG
Then let us pray for peace.
MERLIN
That is one way to deal with the problem.
They ride on to the village not far up the road.
THE VILLAGE
Lord Merlin and group are riding through the village. People are gathering to see the group ride through. Respect is shown to lord Merlin. Most of the people are curious.
FIRST VILLAGER
Look, the tall one looks just like Uther Pendragon only
younger.
SECOND VILLAGER
Do you think it could be his reincarnate?
FIRST VILLAGER
No, Uther has not been dead that long.
THIRD VILLAGER
I wonder if that s the son that he and Igrene had.
FOURTH VILLAGER
(Yell out)
I will never bow down to a Giant!
He throws a rock at Gwydian. Sorbo catches it with his bare hand.
SORBO
Now that is enough.
FOURTH VILLAGER
Who are you to say anything?!
MERLIN
Someone that vented my wishes.
During this time, Gwydian is showing the hurt. He spurs his horse and gallops on ahead.
SORBO
Let me go talk to him.
MERLIN
So be it.
Sorbo spurs his horse and catches up to Gwydian as next line is delivered.
SORBO
Hold up, I ll ride with you.
Gwydian keeps riding but Sorbo catches up with him.
SORBO
You re quite a horseman.
Gwydian just looks at Sorbo.
SORBO
Can we talk?
Gwydian reins his horse and Sorbo does the same.
GWYDIAN
Speak.
SORBO
I know that you re hurting right now.
GWYDIAN
Do you?
SORBO
It s written all over your face.
GWYDIAN
It s that obvious. You d think that in time one would grow indifferent to it.
SORBO
It never stops hurting but you can t let it get to you.
GWYDIAN
How do you know? You haven t gone through the
humiliation of being,
(Pause one beat, maybe even exhale a deep breath) different.
SORBO
Haven t I?
He looks at Gwydian.
GWYDIAN
But.....
SORBO
What I m trying to say is, use that difference to help your
people; bring peace to this land. Change that difference to
great ness. The land needs a gentle leader. It needs you.
GWYDIAN
But my tactics teachers said that a good leader is strong and
has strict discipline.
SORBO
Discipline yes, but have compassion to, without compassion,
you are no better than the villager bact there that threw that
rock.
GWYDIAN
But I was taught that a warrior had the right to do as he
pleased.
SORBO
Is that what Lord Merlin taught you?
GWYDIAN
No, he taught me that We noble warriors had laws to go by
too.
SORBO
Who taught you that you didn t?
GWYDIAN
There was an old woman that came to visit last summer.
SORBO
Instead of having might is right, why not have might for right.
Gwydian Smiles.
GWYDIAN
I like that. It has a nice ring to it.
About this time, the rest of the group catches up with Gwydian and Sorbo.
MERLIN
How is he.
GWYDIAN
I ll be alright. I ve known that I was different since I was
old enough to notice, you d think that I d be indifferent to
it by now.
SORBO
you don t become indifferent, you learn to deal with it and
use it to make a difference.
GALELLEN
That reminds me of the time that Nemesis got Hercules to
take care of her baby.
STOCK SHOT THE STORY
I don t remember the title but Aries is the baby s father and he has inherited some of his father s abilities. I especially want the clip where Hercules is giving the baby the speech about being different.
BACK TO THE GROUP
GALELLEN
The point is that you can be proud of your difference and
make it work for you or you can be ashamed of it and
accomplish nothing.
GWYDIAN
Point taken.
FADE OUT
END OF ACT ONE
ACT TWO
FADE IN
EXT ON THE ROAD TO CHESTER DAY
The group, IE; Lord Merlin, Gwydian, Cai, Ector, Galellen, Greidawl and his wife, Indeg; are all riding along to Chester. Gwydian is deep in thought.
INDEG
We bought some cheese and bread at Dover how ever
meager it may be, you are welcome to our table.
CAI
We brought meat and bread and fruit.
ECTOR
Yes, you are welcome to our table.
GREIDAWL
We thank you.
MERLIN
Then we rest over there.
Indicating a tree where there would be shade. They ride over to the tree and dismount. Greidawl helps his wife dismount. It is obvious that they are deeply in love. Indeg gets their provisions from the saddle bags, as Cai expertly gets their provisions. Gwydian helps Cai. Cai shows his talents in setting up the provisions.
CAI
Gwydian get the apples.
GWYDIAN
Sure.
They settle down as Cai is slicing the meat.
GREIDAWL
Cai, next time I take my warband to battle, I would love to
have you in my camp. You set a mean table.
ECTOR
He keeps our kitchen running.
They relax down on the ground and start to eat. Gwydian is still deep in thought.
MERLIN
Spit it out boy.
GWYDIAN
No offence mam, but are woman evil?
INDEG
None taken. I also would like to hear this one.
MERLIN
I don t think so. There has been stories of some wonderful
women and not just the ones that are subservient to men.
SORBO
Whether any man or woman is going to be bad or good they
have to make that decision him or her self, nothing is preset
by gender.
MERLIN
Well put.
GALELLEN
That reminds me of Xena, she was both.
GWYDION
What? How?
GALELLEN
First she was evil then she turned her life around and then
she was not.
GWYDIAN
Tell me more of this Xena.
GALELLEN
Well there almost as many stories of Xena as there are of
Hercules but the earliest one that I know of hers is when
Xena first met Hercules.
STOCK SHOT
THE WARRIOR PRINCESS
Show a few clips from The Warrior Princess.
THE GAUNTLET
Show some clips from The Gauntlet .
UNCHAINED HEART
Show some clips from Unchained Heart
These clips are to show the transformation that Xena went through when she changed from being a truly evil war lord to a truly good person fighting for what is right.
BACK TO THE GROUP GOING TO CHESTER
Indeg is sleeping, as the men are listening to Galellen s story.
GALELLEN
And Xena became legendary fighting for the right.
MERLIN
In other words putting might for right.
GALELLEN
You re scaring me, you sound just like my friend here.
Lord Merlin and Sorbo give each other a knowing glance.
MERLIN
Well, not to change the subject, but if we are to reach Bath
by nightfall we are going to have to get underway.
Greidawl awakens Indeg.
GREIDAWL
Come on. Wake up.
Indeg looks up to her husband.
GREIDAWL
It s time to go.
INDEG
Alright.
She gets up as the men are packing the horses. They mount and ride off.
CUT
EXT BATH DAY
The sun is just going beyond the horizon but it is still light enough to be considered day. Lord Merlin and group are riding into town,
MERLIN
I have made arrangements at the inn for accommodations.
INDEG
You mean that we get to sleep in a real bed?
Lord Merlin smiles in amusement.
MERLIN
Yes we all will be sleeping in real beds tonight.
They ride on and up to the inn. They ride up and turn their horses over to the servants for the inn to be stabled. They then enter the inn.
INSIDE THE INN
The inn is crowded with customers most of them, chieftains on their way to Chester. Lord Merlin and group enter and is approached by the innkeeper.
INN KEEPER
Lord Merlin. I m pleased that you and your companions
could make it. I have a table ready for you.
MERLIN
Thank you.
INN KEEPER
Follow me.
The group follows the inn keeper to a table in the corner where one would have to know where to look to find Lord Merlin there but Lord Merlin can see all who enters the inn. They then take their seats, as the inn keeper leaves. A drunken old man, from the way that he s dressed it is obvious that he is a chieftain from Pictland (North of Antonian s wall. He bumps into the table and bending over he looks straight into the faces of all in the group. Greidawl stands and takes the drunk by the arm.
GREIDAWL
Come on friend.
Greidawl takes the drunk back over to the bar.
DRUNK
Well, you have been traveling with him most of the day, how
is he?
GREIDAWL
I need more time.
DRUNK
The election is two days hence. We have got to know if he
can do the job. How much control does Ector have over
him?
GREIDAWL
Slow down. He seems to have a mind of his own. His slow
speech is more calculated not lack of intelligence.
DRUNK
That s good.....
GREIDAWL
He is a good horseman, he seems to be ever learning about
things, trying to pick out what is good and what is bad that
he was thought.
DRUNK
But can he fight? Can he lead?
GREIDAWL
I honestly have not seen him fight.
DRUNK
We need to know before the election.
GREIDAWL
But we also can not make uninformed decisions we don t
want another Vortergern.
DRUNK
Agreed.
They shake hands and the drunk continues to the bar while Greidawl return to the table. The food and wine have been served so Greidawl sits and starts to eat.
INDEG
We were just talking about the election in Chester.
Terynon I would say that he is middle aged and his son, Bedwyr who is not much younger than Gwydian approach Lord Merlin s table.
TERYNON
Lord Merlyn, if you would be so kind, is there room at your
table for two more?
The group move to make room for the two. The wine and food is brought for them.
TERYNON
I m Terynon, and this is my son Bedwyr. We were hoping to
join your party to Chester.
MERLIN
We are hoping to reach Avonmouth by mid day on the marrow
so we can be in time to catch the vessel to Queensferry.
TERYNON
Sounds good.
Bedwyr is a shy boy and is just staying with his father at this time.
GWYDIAN
Bedwyr, I m Gwydian and this is my foster brother Cai.
BEDWYR
Hi.
GWYDIAN
Welcome to the group.
BEDWYR
Thank you.
GWYDIAN
Say, after dinner, Cai and I were planing on seeing what they
have in this village, want to come with?
Bedwyr s face brighten s up.
BEDWYR
You bet.
FADE OUT
END OF ACT TWO
ACT THREE
FADE IN
EXT OUT FRONT OF THE INN DAY
It is the next morning, all is quiet except the crowing of a rooster, and a few servants doing their chores. Lord Merlin and his group come out from the inn, rested and full bellies from a good breakfast and ready to travel. Reminder, Bedwyr and Terynon are now also in the group. There is a servant bringing their horses. Uchdryd, a boy barely twelve if that is being knocked out the inn. His older brother, Caw, who is at least in his twenties follows behind.
CAW
And don t ever come back!
UCHDRYD
But......
CAW
Never.
Gwydian goes to help Uchdryd.
GWYDIAN
How may we help you?
UCHDRYD
That was my brother, Caw, our father Iaen of Caer Morefred
sent us to represent him at the election at Chester. Father is
too sick to make the trip, it would kill him if.....
GWYDIAN
It s okay....
He gives Lord Merlyn and Sorbo a look like go talk to him which they do.
BACK INSIDE THE INN
The older brother has returned to his table. There is a woman sitting next to him. Lord Merlin and Sorbo enter and sit next to the brother. The brother and the woman are still drinking and obviously have been doing so all night.
CAW
Don t tell me, the brat sent you in to remind me about the
election.
MERLYN
No we came in to ask if he can go on to the election with us.
CAW
Do what ever you want with him, You can even sell him for
all I care.
MERLIN
Thank you. In case you do make it, we ll see you there.
Lord Merlin and Sorbo leave.
BACK OUT FRONT OF THE INN
By this time, Uchdryd is standing, Indeg is still fussing over him. Lord Merlin and Sorbo comes out from the inn.
MERLIN
Come on, Uchdryd is going with us. Get your things.
UCHDRYD
Caw sold our gear last night for gambling money.
MERLIN
Then let s go.
Gwydian has Uchdryd ride behind him sharing his horse. They mount up and go.
GALELLEN
Uchdryd, your perdiciment reminds...
GWYDIAN
That s Galellen, the bard.
GALELLEN
..........me of the time that......
STOCK SHOT
ALL THAT GLITTERS
Stock shot of clips of All That Glitters , showing the evils of gambling.
BACK TO THE GROUP
By this time I would say that they are out in the open country. The morning mist has cleared.
GWYDIAN
Stranger.
SORBO
You mean me?
GWYDIAN
you are the only one that we don t know the name of is it
not?
SORBO
Yes, I guess it is. What do you want to ask?
GWYDIAN
I want to hear your thoughts on what makes a good leader.
SORBO
Oh, gentle compassion, fairness and wisdom for settling
petty disputes, strength, cunning or good strategy in leading
your men to defend your homes. Again wisdom to know
which battles to fight and which to negotiate peace. And
most of all, a good leader holds what s best for his people as
his first priority.
GWYDIAN
Most of my people are afraid of the night, and the mist in
fear of the other world. You and I know that one can not be
afraid of the other world if one is to win battles.
SORBO
True but if you are a leader that they can trust, and follow,
you really don t have to worry about that.
GWYDIAN
Have you ever heard of the story of Bran the Blessed?
SORBO
I am aware of it. I just don t feel that the people should
depend on a talisman to protect the land. It just don t work.
GWYDIAN
I agree.
They come to a forest and start to ride through it. There is a band of thugs hiding in the forest, the group isn t fully in the forest before the thugs jump them. Gwydian and Uchdryd dismount so they can fight better. The thugs are fought off. The only one not fighting is Indeg adlib. Uchdryd notices that one of the thugs has a crossbow pointed at Gwydian.
UCHDRYD
Gwydian, look out.
He pushes Gwydian out of the way of the arrow but takes it in the arm. Sorbo snatches the archer from his horse. The thugs are retreating.
GWYDIAN
Let him go.
SORBO
If you say so.
TERYNON
Aren t we going to find out who sent them?
GWYDIAN
What good would it do? Besides I have a feeling that we
shall see them again.
The thugs run off.
MERLIN
We are going to have to be more alert for more attacks.
ECTOR
Agreed.
GWYDIAN
We will also have to be better prepared.
Gwydian is bandaging Uchdryd s arm as Lord Merlin approaches them.
MERLIN
How is the arm?
UCHDRYD
I ll be fine.
MERLIN
Can you ride?
UCHDRYD
Yes.
MERLIN
Then lets go.
The ones that are off of their horses remount and they leave.
CUT
EXT AVONMOUTH DAY
Avonmouth is a bustling port town, there are men with small spears through flounder over their shoulder taking them home, the trees in the backdrop just outside of town towers over the town. The group is approaching then enters. They ride up to the inn and dismount and enter.
INSIDE THE INN
The inn is bustling with people waiting for the boat. The group is approached by the inn keeper.
INN KEEPER
Welcome to my humble inn Lord Merlin, Follow me and I ll
take you to your table.
MERLIN
Thank you.
The inn keeper leads them to their table. They take their seats.
GWYDIAN
Lord Merlin.
MERLIN
Yes.
Gwydian looks at Uchdryd.
GWYDIAN
I m concerned.
Lord Merlin feels Uchdryd s forehead for fever.
MERLIN
I ll be right back.
He stands and leaves. The men watch Lord Merlin leave.
GWYDIAN
He s just gone for some herbs. So, Galellen, what are your
thoughts on what makes a good leader.
GALELLEN
Let me tell you the story of Hercules s friend, Iolaus s
cousin.
STOCK SHOT
KING FOR A DAY
This is Stock Shot showing some clips from King For A Day showing Prince/King Orestes to be a good King.
BACK TO THE GROUP
Uchdryd has fallen asleep. Gwydian is pleased. Lord Merlin returns with a bag full of herbs.
MERLIN
How is he?
GWYDIAN
He s just dosed off.
MERLIN
The sleep will do him good. But for now, we have got to
get on the boat.
SORBO
I ll carry him.
The group quietly stands and Sorbo picks Uchdryd up in his arms. They leave.
CUT
EXT THE DOCKS DAY
They are boarding the boat. Seitfed and his father Bedyn is on the boat watching the group board the boat. Bedyn signals for a servant who approaches him.
SERVANT
How may I help you?
BEDYN
Those people will need a bed, now.
The servant looks at Lord Merlin and group and sees Uchdryd s wounded arm and the fact that he is being carried. He immediately approaches the group.
SERVANT
Follow me.
They do so. They go down below.
IN THE CABIN
Sorbo carries Uchdryd in and put him on a bed. Lord Merlin is close behind. They remove the bandage and the wound is inflamed. Lord Merlin expertly takes care of the wound with the herbs and healing save. Gwydian enters with a basin of water. And rags.
GWYDIAN
I thought that you might need this.
Lord Merlin takes the basin, and rags.
MERLIN
Thank you. I wish to speak with you when I finish here.
GWYDIAN
As you wish.
Gwydian leaves as Merlin puts down the basin and returns to tending to the boy.
CUT
EXT THE DECK OF THE SHIP DAY
The boys are watching the sun nearing the horizon on one side and what is now Saint David s head, on the other. Lord Merlin joins them.
MERLIN
Gwydian, I need to speak with you, in private.
Lord Merlin and Gwydian cross over to the railing and leaning over so they could speak in private........
MERLIN
You put the boy under the sleep spell didn t you?
GWYDIAN
Yes, he was in a lot of pain and I was concerned about the
fever and I knew that you needed the time that it gave you.
MERLIN
Which one?
GWYDIAN
He should awaken in the morning fully rested.
MERLIN
Did anyone see you do it?
GWYDIAN
Anyone watching from a distance would think that I was just
fussing over him and I got Galellen to tell one of his
Hercules stories so no one in the group would notice.
MERLIN
You just may have saved his life. It was infecting. You
slowed the growth of the infection and I was able to get to it
in time.
GWYDIAN
And the arm?
MERLIN
Only time will tell.
GWYDIAN
I want him in my warband as soon as he s old enough.
FADE OUT
END OF ACT THREE
ACT FOUR
FADE IN
EXT THE BRIDGE OF THE BOAT. NIGHT
This is a series of short cuts showing the boat docking and taking on passengers at:
CARDIGAN
ABERAERON
ABERYSTWYTH
TYWYN
ABERDARON
HOLYHED
BEAUMARIS
BANGOR
LLANDUDNO
Also showing that Gwydian awakens each time due to the ruckus.
EXT THE BRIDGE OF THE BOAT DAY
The sun is just starting to rise and everyone is arising as the boat ports at Rhyl.
Lord Merlin approaches Gwydian as he watches more passengers come on board.
MERLIN
Ruff night huh?
GWYDIAN
Don t mention it. When I get my Caer, the gates are closing
at sundown and no one shall enter.
MERLIN
No one?
Gwydian looks at Indeg still trying to get some sleep.
GWYDIAN
Well except the women and children.
MERLIN
And you shall be known for having that ruling.
GWYDIAN
And how is our young friend?
MERLIN
He s awake, his fever has broken. He will attend the election.
GWYDIAN
And the arm?
MERLIN
It s still there for now. The infection will take time to clear
up and he is going to need bed rest.
GWYDIAN
Could you find a place to take him in for until his arm is
healed?
MERLIN
As you wish?
GWYDIAN
And when this is over, speak with his father, if this problem
can not be resolved, he can be a page for me until he s old
enough to be a warrior.
MERLIN
That s going to be difficult, I ve been speaking with him and
he claims that Uchdryd is his true name.
Gwydian smiles.
GWYDIAN
No it isn t, Uchdryd the defender is.
MERLIN
I ll tell him.
Sorbo approaches them.
MERLIN
Good morning.
SORBO
Good morning.
Gwydian goes over to the other boys his age and starts talking with them as Lord Merlin and Sorbo watch.
MERLIN
I do think that he can do it.
SORBO
I hope so.
CUT
EXT ON THE BRIDGE OF THE BOAT DAY
All is up at this time and breakfast is being served. Galellen joins the group.
GALELLEN
Do you mind if I join you?
GREIDAWL
To be frank, I was hoping that you would. I would like to
hear another one of your stories.
Galellen s face brightens up and he smiles.
GALELLEN
I d love to. Let me see. I know, There was a Centaur......
STOCK SHOT
OUTCAST
Stock Shot clips from outcast telling how Hercules helps Deric and Lyla deal with bigots.
BACK TO THE GROUP
About half of the passengers have joined the group. In the passengers that have not, is that group of thugs that attacked the group on the road. It is Bedwyr that recognizes them. Bedwyr approaches Lord Merlin.
BEDWYR
Lord Merlin, those men over there, aren t they the same men
that attacked us on the road?
MERLIN
I do believe so.
Lord Merlin taps Sorbo on the soldier and when Sorbo looks at Lord Merlin, Lord Merlin points at the thugs.
SORBO
I see them.
MERLIN
For now we ll just watch them.
SORBO
I agree.
The bote starts to pull into Flint. Gwydian stands to prepare to leave and Lord Merlin places his hand on his shoulder.
MERLIN
Not yet. We get off at Queensferry .
The boat docks and takes on more passengers. Among them was King Leodagan and his daughter Guinevere who is I would say about ten years of age. Gwydian is unable to keep his eyes off of her.
MERLIN
Would you like to meet them?
Gwydian blushes.
GWYDIAN
Yes.
Lord Merlin and Gwydian approach King Leodagan and Guinevere.
LEODAGAN
Lord Merlin, good to see you this fine day.
MERLIN
Your Majesty. My young friend seems to be fascinated with
your daughter.
LEODAGAN
I see. Tell me boy, what have you chosen for your true name?
GWYDIAN
I haven t decided yet.
LEODAGAN
You should before the election. That is if you wish to be
elected.
GWYDIAN
I ll have one. My name is Gwydian, what is yours?
GUINEVERE
Guinevere.
GWYDIAN
That s a very pretty name, Guinevere. We have a Bard over
in our group, would you like to come join us?
Guinevere looks to her father for approval who gives it.
LEODAGAN
King Urian wants to marry her. But I just don t know.
MERLIN
Have fath. Why don t you and the rest of your people join
us as well.
LEODAGAN
We will shortly. First I have some business to take care of.
MERLIN
As you wish.
Lord Merlin returns to where Galellen and group are.
GWYDIAN
Come on Galellen, we want to hear more of your stories.
One of the thugs approach the group.
THUG
What ever happened to the stories of Bran the blessed and Cuchulainn and Blodeuwedd and last but not least, Lugh?
GREIDAWL
We ve heard all those stories so many time that we almost
know them by heart. These are stories that we have not
heard.
THUG
That is no excuse.
Gwydian stands and faces the thug with authority.
GWYDIAN
We wish to broaden our horizons by hearing these new stories.
While we can. We can always hear the stories of our own
heros at the board any time. Galellen continue.
The thug returns to his friends.
GALELLEN
Let me tell you about the time that Hercules went to Atlantis.
STOCK SHOT
ATLANTIS
Show Stock Shots from Atlantis .
BACK TO THE GROUP ON THE BOAT.
By this time Leodagan has joined the group.
LEODAGAN
It is a very interesting story, if we had a man like this
Hercules we would fight off the invaders in no time at all.
GWYDIAN
But if we all come together and combined our efforts like in
a, a, a, confederation we could drive the invaders from our
shores and remain free.
LEODAGAN
That is an interesting thought.
THUG
We are warriors, that is all we know, what will we do if there
is peace?
GWYDIAN
We have a great need for artisans, carpenters, and other
tradesmen we can bring back the comforts and beauty of
Rome without the Romans.
THUG
I would have to think about that.
GWYDIAN
There s plenty of time to. We have to bring this land
together and fight off the invaders first and that will be no
easy job.
THUG
How true.
The thug starts to talk it over with his men.
MERLIN
Well put.
Gwydian looks at Sorbo who smiles and nods in approval. Queensferry comes into view.
CREWMAN
Queensferry!
All attention is on watching the port come into view.
FADE OUT
END ACT FOUR
ACT FIVE
FADE IN
EXT THE DOCK AT QUEENSFERRY DAY
The boat docks and the passengers start leaving the boat. King Urian the Giant is there waiting for the thugs who meets him.
URIAN
I see that the boy is still alive.
THUG
Yes, and I m not sure that we will kill him.
URIAN
You kill him or I will slaughter your family.
THUG
You do and my men and I will be riding at the boy s side in avenging their deaths. Don t forget, I know your secret.
King Leodagan and Guinevere leave the boat. King Urian approaches King Leodagan.
URIAN
Leodagan, I see that you have Guinevere with you.
LEODAGAN
Why yes.
URIAN
Then I ll take her off your hands now.
LEODAGAN
She s not yet of age.
URIAN
She was promised to me and I ll take her now.
LEODAGAN
The Betroval is off.
Kong Urian starts for his sword an Lord Merlin, Sorbo and Gwydian leave the boat and approach the two kings. King Leodagan reaches for his sword. Before Urian has his sword fully drawn, Sorbo grabs his hand.
SORBO
This is not the time or place for it.
URIAN
I fight when and where I wish.
He looks at Sorbo then at Lord Merlin, remembering the no baring of arms in the presence of a priest law. He reshieths his sword.
URIAN
This means war.
He briskly walks off.
LEODAGAN
Thank you.
GWYDIAN
Contact me the first sight of him, We shall help.
LEODAGAN
I will.
There is a caged Bear on the dock. Gwydian walks over to the cage and looks at the bear intensely. The bear s owner approaches Gwydian.
OWNER
Better be careful boy, he s killed three men.
GWYDIAN
How, he s in that cage?
The owner runs a stick across the bars of the cage. The bear goes bolistick and grabs the owner.
GWYDIAN
Lord Merlin, Stranger!
Lord Merlin and Sorbo comes and rescues the owner.
GWYDIAN
I think that the animal should be taken back to the woods and
set free.
MERLIN
If he s killed, he s going to have to be destroyed.
GWYDIAN
So be it, but make it fast, That man will just continue to
torture him.
MERLYN
So be it.
OWNER
But my investment....
King Leodagan approaches Lord Merlin.
LEODAGAN
Is there a problem here?
The Owner looks at King Leodagan and turns pale. King Leodagan is in raged.
LEODAGAN
What have I told you about this?
OWNER
But King Urian said.......
LEODAGAN
Hang King Urian, this is my rhelm, either take That bear to
the woods and set it free or kill it. Better yet my huntsman is
with, he can do it.
MERLIN
So be it.
King Leodagan leaves then returns with Trachmyr and two other men. Who quickly Kills the bear.
GWYDIAN
If I ever catch you in my rhelm torturing animals like that,
it will be you in that cage, not the animal,
OWNER
Who are you?
GWYDIAN
Gwydian ap Uther.
OWNER
The Pendragon?
GWYDIAN
Yes. King Leodagan, can the meat from that bear be
distributed to the poor here in Queensferry?
LEODAGAN
Yes. Trachmyr, take care of the distribution.
TRACHMYR
As you wish your majesty.
Lord Merlyn and group leave Trachmyr and his assistants to deal with the carcass, and joins the rest as they are mounting their horses. They find and mount their horses which Ector has for Lord Merlyn and Gwydian, Greidawl has Sorbo s horse and Guinevere has King Leodagan s horse. They ride out. King Urian watches them leave The owner approaches King Urian.
OWNER
You saw?
URIAN
I saw.
OWNER
I ll kill him for you.
URIAN
I want it done before they reach Chester.
EXT ON THE ROAD BETWEEN QUEENSFERRY AND CHESTER DAY
Gwydian and Guinevere are riding together.
GUINEVERE
I can too ride better than you.
GWYDIAN
Then do you want to race.
LEODAGAN
Guinevere, no.
GUINEVERE
I hate being a girl, I can never do anything.
GWYDIAN
We ll race later.
LEODAGAN
I don t know Lord Merlin, Guinevere is so competitive, so
self willed, I don t think that I will find a suitable mate for her.
MERLIN
She s still just a child, giver time to grow up.
GALELLEN
That reminds me of Deianeira.......
STOCK SHOT
CIRCLE OF FIRE
Stock Shots showing clips from Circle of Fire showing the fiery start that Deianeira and Hercules have.
BACK TO THE GROUP
GALELLEN
.....And they fell very deeply in love.
Gwydian rides up to Indeg.
GWYDIAN
My lady, I need your help on a project.
INDEG
How may I help you?
GWYDIAN
I need a battle flag to go next to my personal insignia flag.
INDEG
I can try, it being such short notice and all. How do you
want it?
GWYDIAN
A bear paw with the claws in black on a blood red field.
INDEG
Sounds simple enough. It will have to be applique for this
one, you can later have it woven.
GWYDIAN
Sounds good enough.
He returns to Guinevere as Indeg rides over to speak with another woman in the group.
GWYDIAN
Galellen, do you have any stories about the other world?
GALELLEN
Several. Why?
GWYDIAN
I was just thinking.....
The owner rides up to the group and joins it. Gwydian rides over to Uchdryd.
GWYDIAN
I just wanted to see how you are holding up.
UCHDRYD
I ll make it.
GWYDIAN
Good.
Gwydian checks him for fever. He then rides up to Lord Merlin.
GWYDIAN
Lord Merlin, I m concerned about Uchdryd. He s feverish
again.
MERLIN
We re almost to Chester. We should get there in time for him
to get some rest before the meetings begin.
GWYDIAN
Galellen, we are going to need another story to keep
Uchdryd s mind off of things.
Galellen looks back at the boy who is now starting to become flushed.
GALELLEN
I see what you mean. How about one of the times that
Hercules went to the other world.
GWYDIAN
My thoughts exactly.
Gwydian returns to Guinevere.
GALELLEN
King Leodagan, you were interested in how Deianeira loved Hercules?
LEODAGAN
Yes.
GALELLEN
Here is an example. Hercules had to go .......
STOCK SHOT
THE OTHER SIDE
Stock Shot showing clips from The Other Side that show Hercules visit with Deianeira and children.
BACK TO THE GROUP
The owner is slyly trying to work his way through the crowd to get to Gwydian. Lord Merlin whispers to Sorbo who starts to work his way to the owner. They get to Gwydian about the same time. The owner draws a knife and is ready to stab Gwydian in the back when Sorbo grabs his wrist and disarms him.
FADE OUT
END OF ACT FIVE
ACT SIX
FADE IN
EXT JUST OUTSIDE OF CHESTER DAY
Chester comes into view as the group rides towards it. The owner is riding between Sorbo and Leodagan. There are riders coming out to meet the group. It is mostly young people. Lord Merlin recognizes them and waves. Among this group of young people are Gwydian s nephews, Gwalchmai, Gwalfad (twins); cousin Meirchyawn and others.
MERLIN
Hello.
They approach Lord Merlin and stop respectfully.
GWALCHMAI
Lord Merlin.
MERLIN
Boys,
(Smile)
Yes he s here, go.
The boys smile and ride on back to Gwydian, they shake hands in greeting. It is Meirchyawn that notices Guinevere,
MEIRCHYAWN
What have we here?
GWYDIAN
Hay.
Gwydian gives Meirchyawn that hands off she s mine look.
MEIRCHYAWN
If you say so.
GWYDIAN
I say so.
They precede to ride together into town.
GWALCHMAI
Gwydian who is our your friend here?
He indicates Uchdryd.
GWYDIAN
That s Uchdryd. He got hurt protecting me so I thought
that I would call him Uchdryd the protector.
Uchdryd smiles.
GWALCHMAI
You ran into trouble on the way.
GWYDIAN
Yes but I think that it s under control for the time being.
GWALCHMAI
Then on to the meeting.
The group rides on into town breaking up to go to their lodgings. The owner escapes and leaves with the crowd. Sorbo starts to go after him. Lord Merlin stops him.
MERLIN
Let him go.
Lord Merlin gives Sorbo one of his knowing looks.
SORBO
As you wish.
Lord Merlin, Sorbo, Galellen, Greidawl, Indeg, Ector and Cai enter start for the inn. Gwydian looks to Lord Merlin and Ector for permission to go with the boys.
MERLIN
After we eat.
GWYDIAN
Say, why don t you stay while we eat, we have a great bard.
GWALCHMEI
We have eaten but we ll always join you for a story.
MERLIN
Good.
They go into the inn.
INSIDE THE INN
The inn keeper approaches Lord Merlin as they enter.
INN KEEPER
Welcome to my Inn lord Merlin. We have a lovely table
prepared for you and your associates.
MERLIN
Thank you.
The inn keeper leads them to a table already set up nicely. Lord Merlin and the group sits at the table. The beverages are brought and Lord Merlin sprinkles some herbs into Uchdryd s beverage.
MERLIN
Uchdryd, I want you to drink all of this right down, it should
help you feel better.
UCHDRYD
It won t put me to sleep will it?
MERLIN
No. I won t deny you the opportunity to attend the meeting.
UCHDRYD
Even if my father instructed me on who to vote for?
MERLIN
Even if.
The food is brought and passed around.
GWALCHMEI
I want to hear some stories.
GALELLEN
What do you want?
GWALCHMAI
One with lots of girls.
MEIRCHYAWN
Gwalchmai, you always want stories with lots of girls.
They all laugh.
GALELLEN
Let me see. Well there is one, it s the time that.....
STOCK SHOT
EYE OF THE BEHOLDER
Stock Shot from Eye of the Beholder showing the daughters of that king that wanted Hercules to impregnate at least one of them.
BACK TO THE GROUP
The boys are in awe. The lunch is only half finished.
MEIRCHYAWN
Do you know a story about love?
GWALAFAD
He s met another girl.
GWYDIAN
Meirchyawn, you are a hopeless romantic.
The boys laugh.
GALELLEN
How about this one. It is the time that Hercules......
STOCK SHOT
WHEN A MAN LOVES A WOMAN
Stock Shot showing clips from When A Man Loves A Woman showing the deep love that Hercules had for Serena.
BACK TO THE GROUP
By this time the meal and it is time to go to the meeting. But Urian approaches.
URIAN
What about war and conquest?
GALELLEN
I have those stories, too, but as you can see, we are out of
time.
The group stands, Uchdryd is feeling well enough to make it through the meeting but is still somewhat flushed. They leave. The owner approaches Urian,
URIAN
I can see that you have failed me.
OWNER
Yes my Lord. Please give me another chance.
URIAN
You have it but fail me again, and your life is forfeit.
OWNER
But I shall not fail you.
CUT
IN THE MEETING DAY
The place is packed with chieftains from all over the British Isles. The costumes and markings show their clan and from where they come from. There is a man speaking as Lord Merlin approaches the floor. The man stops his speech.
MAN
Lord Merlin now what do you want?
MERLIN
The floor.
The man glares at Lord Merlin.
MERLIN
Gentlemen, I have heard a lot of flamboyant speeches today
but nothing has been resolved. I am here to resolve the
problem of who is to be your next War duke.
As the owner is trying to get closer to Gwydian, Lord Merlin signals Gwydian to come to him. Gwydian does so.
MERLIN
Gentlemen, I give you, Gwydian ap Uther Pendragon. He is
the rightful heir.
URIAN
Never. He hasn t even chosen his true name. He is still just
a boy. On the field, what are we supposed to call him, hay you?
GWYDIAN
It is true that Gwydian is just my birth name. I have been
given it a great deal of thought. I also have been giving
many other things a great deal of thought. It is no secret
That we have had Galellen, the bard with us telling us his
stories that he brought here from a distent land.
At this time, Bedwyr, Cai, Gwalchmai, Gwalhafad and Meirchyawn line up behind him.
GWYDIAN
The stories that he told us of a man named Hercules. This
Hercules had a grate strength, but he used it to help the
people of the land, not gain dominance over them. He
fought off invaders, he made a difference in his land, a true
example of a great warrior. I may not have all that great of
strength for I am but a man but as your leader You, my
people are my strength, together as one land, we can drive
the marauders, regardless if they are Scotties, Jutes, Saxon or
even Angels. If they invade our land, they will be fought off.
The land will be free, we shall be free, free to trade, grow
crops without the fear of then being burned or stolen, to raise
our cattle in peace. And free to mine the precious stones and metals from our land, our people s children will have food in
their bellies. Our warriors will learn a new way of life,
instead if fighting for sport and domination, they will put their
might for right. I needed a name that could arouse the spirit
in the land to be free, to stand up and be counted, to be
strong.
Uchdryd brings the flag, folded up to Bedwyr and hands it to him then stands in the line as the boys unfolds the flag.
GWYDIAN
I have chosen the name of Arturus, the bear. A bear is strong
and should be free.
As the flag is shown there is a standing ovation.
King Leodagan walks up behind the owner.
LEODAGAN
Hello, You have a date with the magistrate my friend.
They leave, passing Sorbo who is leaning against the door way with his arms folded very contentedly. Aries appears.
ARIES
You won this time brother, but it s just a matter of time.
SORBO
If I have anything to do about that it will be a long time.
ARIES
I can be patient. Besides there will be some trouble and
plenty of wars.
SORBO
At first, I know. And I know that you will be doing your
best to prevent and end the time of peace, but I ll be around.
ARIES
Oh well, can t say that it won t be interesting.
Aries disappears ,
FADE OUT
THE END
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