King Arthur quotes

View Quote (holding knife to LUCAN’s neck) I have the boy!

View Quote (in fighting position) Yeah!

View Quote (against Roman soldier) Best of three.

View Quote Inish!Devil ghosts!

View Quote (Answering question) Four

View Quote Woad Warrior (In native language) Spill my blood with Excalibur and... (lifting neck) make this ground holy.

View Quote Are you challenging me? If you want to challenge me, you have to have a sword in your hand. As long as my heart beats, I rule and you hold your tongue. Or I’ll cut it out.

View Quote Fairy tales. The kind you hear of people so brave, so selfless that they can't be real. Arthur and his knights. A leader both Britain and Roman. And yet you chose your allegiance to Rome. To those that take what does not belong to them. That same Rome that took your men from their homeland.

View Quote (asking Lancelot)I see. Then what will I be doing?

View Quote He tortured me. With machines. He made me tell him things I didn’t know to begin with. And then, I heard your voice in the dark. I’m Guinevere. You’re Arthur, of the knights from the great Wall.

View Quote What I do remember.... Home...oceans of grass from horizon to horizon, further than you can ride. The sky,bigger than you can imagine. No boundaries.

View Quote Some people would call that freedom. That's what we fight for - our land, our people. The right to choose our own destiny.So you see Lancelot, we are much alike, you and I.. And when you return home, will you take a wife, have sons?

View Quote [voiceover] By 300 AD, the Roman Empire extended from Arabia to Britain; but they wanted more. More land. More people's loyalty and subservience to Rome. But no people were so important as the powerful Sarmatians to the east. Thousands died in that field. And when the smoke cleared on the fourth day, the only Sarmatian soldiers left alive were members of the decimated but legendary cavalry. The Romans, impressed by their bravery and horsemanship, spared their lives. In exchange, these warriors were incorporated into the Roman military. Better they had died that day...For the second part of the bargain they struck, indebted not only themselves...... but also their sons. And their sons' sons and so on, to serve the Roman Empire as knights.I was such a son. Our post was Britain – or at least the southern half. For the land was divided by a seventy-three mile wall, built three centuries before us, to protect the empire from the native fighters of the North. So, as our forefathers have done, we made our way and reported to our Roman commander in Britain – ancestrally named for the first, Artorius – or, Arthur.

View Quote Saxon Soldier He says they walled him up in a building and took the family. Someone who goes by the name of Artorius.

View Quote You think very hard upon our vow, Bishop, for I will hold you to it. Break it, and no Roman legion, papal army, nor God Himself will protect you. That is my word.