Your emperor is with you! You are the brave of Austerlitz! Never surrender, for homeland and glory!
Shoulder to shoulder, form lines!
Shoulder to shoulder!
Infantry advance!!!
Keep the line!
Footmen, fire!
[The British troops fire their rifles, causing several French soldiers to fall to the ground as the French charges closer towards the enemy line] ]
Second line, fire!
Prepare to charge!!!
CHARGE!!!
Cavalry advance, sir?
Cavalry advance. We must NOT be beat.
Prepare for counter-attack!
Men, enter full support!
[The British cavalry advances, as Napoleon and his cavalry charge to help their men, who are being brutally beaten and slaughtered by British troops] [The French and British cavalries join the battle, and Napoleon quickly realizes, to his horror, that the French are rapidly losing their numbers and chances of beating the enemy. After about a couple minutes of fighting, Napoleon starts to back away from the fight with his horse. The Duke of Wellington, with a spyglass, sees Napoleon contemplating on whether to retreat, or continue his conquest against all odds]
No, he can't help himself.
Sir!! Blucher!!!
Thank God.
Your majesty! Your majesty! Come see how massa de la France dines!
[Napoleon immediately turns around to escape the carnage, as a British soldier, with help from a spyglass and rifle, shoots at the French emperor. Napoleon turns around in time to avoid the shot, which grazes off of his big military hat, leaving a hole in it, and rides his horse within a safe distance of the battle. Napoleon then turns around to face the Duke of Wellington with him glaring at his enemy in defiance. The Duke of Wellington gives him a smug look, as if to tell him that he knows Napoleon cannot win and Napoleon knows he can't either. Napoleon's glare turns into a look of respect, and he raises his sword to concede his loss in the conquest.]
The battle is mine. There will be an end to the war.