Dark Knight (2000–…): Season 2, Episode 3 - Damned - full transcript
(dramatic music)
(fire crackling)
- He dreams
of blood,
the moon,
the beast,
the chosen one.
(wolf howling)
(leaves rustling)
(growling)
(wolves howling)
- Let's get inside, Ruth.
- What was that sound, father?
- Just do as I say.
Didn't you hear me?
Ruth!
(dramatic music)
(growling)
(screams)
- [Mother] What's the matter?
- There something out there...
I swear I've never seen anything like it.
(growling)
(screams)
(gasps)
- Oh God!
- Are you all right?
- It's nothing,
just a dream.
(panting)
Just a dream.
(triumphant music)
(sword fighting)
- Got it!
Look out!
(wolves howling)
- Ivanhoe!
- Ivanhoe!
Oops!
- We must get the gold to Lord Cyrus.
Give Prince John my gracious regards
and my heartfelt thanks.
Tell him he has significantly contributed
to King Richard's ransom.
- Is your shoulder all right?
That's what I like most about you two.
Your stimulating conversation.
(dramatic music)
(growling)
- Ah!
Please! No! Please, let me go!
Let me go! No!
Let me go!
Let me go, please!
Please let me go!
Let me go!
- Well done, my children.
This one will suffice for now.
More will be required later.
- Ah!
(dramatic music)
- Come brother.
Time for you to feed.
(growling)
- How many times are
you going to count it?
- Don't you think it's beautiful?
- It's metal.
It's purely a means to an end.
And it causes misery and hardship.
(coughs)
What happened back there?
- There was
a presence,
howl of pain.
- I heard nothing.
- Somebody calling my name.
(leaves rustling)
- I seek Ivanhoe.
- I'm Ivanhoe.
(dramatic music)
- I desire a word with you, Your Highness.
- Of course.
- I don't mean to intrude.
I trust this is not a bad time?
- On the contrary, this
is a most excellent time.
I'm always at my most gregarious
when planning a banquet.
- Banquet?
But I thought the situation...
- Situation?
- Well, your financial situation, sire.
- What of it?
- Well I mean I thought
it precluded grand feasts
and extravagant entertainments.
- Oh no, not anymore.
I have successfully negotiated a loan
on very favorable terms.
Even now, a party of loyal
men is heading towards us
bearing two fat, jingling sacks of gold.
- Ah, well actually that's
what I wanted to talk
to you about, Your Majesty.
I'm afraid there's a small problem.
- Problem?
- With the jingling sacks of gold, yes.
- Sire.
- Well what is it? Spit it out!
- The convoy carrying the gold...
- Ivanhoe.
- That's it, that's enough.
Not another word, you don't need to.
I've been robbed.
That's what you're trying
to tell me, isn't it?
- Just so, sire.
- [Falco] It was a surprise attack.
- Of course it was!
If it wasn't a surprise they
would've known it was coming
and they could've prevented it, you oaf.
- The men fought very bravely.
- Shut up.
And so Ivanhoe simply
rode in there casually
and took my money without
so much as a word.
- Uh, no Your Highness.
- Good, I'm pleased to hear it.
- He said to give you his gracious regards
and heartfelt thanks.
- That will be all, Falco.
- But it's not entirely bad news, sire.
- Is it not?
- Oh no, Your Highness.
- Well?
- Well it appears that
Ivanhoe has landed himself
in quite an interesting situation.
- Really?
Interesting in what way?
- He's just made a rather
intriguing new acquaintance.
- I don't understand.
He's not responding to anything.
It's as though he's in
some kind of trance.
- Ivanhoe.
- What is it?
- The full moon.
The family in their home.
The attack, danger!
- [Rebecca] What's he talking about?
- Nothing.
(crow calling)
- It's just a bird.
- I have a strange feeling about this man.
- He needs our help.
- Then I'll get him a horse.
He can ride with us for a few days.
- To Lord Cyrus?
- We leave at dawn.
(fire crackling)
(gasps)
- Sorry, I didn't mean to...
- You surprised me.
- You saved me.
- You feeling better then?
- I'm starving.
- We have questions for you, stranger.
Like why you were looking for me.
- I'll be glad to help
you in anyway I can.
But all I can remember
is, my name is Christian.
- So you don't remember
anything but your name?
- Or mine?
- No, nothing.
- He needs to build up his strength.
You eating?
- No.
- Oh, excellent.
I'll have his helping.
- When we found you you
were muttering things.
About a family, a home,
now think about it!
An attack.
- I can tell you nothing.
- A full moon.
- I can't remember.
- He needs time.
- There is no time.
(dramatic music)
- [Odo] Why did you ask
him all those questions?
- [Ivanhoe] Because I believe deep down
he can give me the answers.
- All he gives me are the heebie-jeebies.
- It's like I'm seeing things
for the first time again.
Colors are so vibrant.
Every sound excites.
The sensation of a touch.
Sense of thrill through my whole body.
- Your memories will return
when you stop trying to remember.
Be patient.
Then something like a
familiar sight or sound
will bring the past flowing back.
- With your beauty and
kindness at my side,
troubles are far from my mind at present.
Yet there's something about Ivanhoe.
Something I can't describe.
(dramatic music)
- [Odo] It may be a trap.
- What is it?
- [Odo] I don't know why I bother.
- Well, there's somebody been here,
and not long ago.
- Maybe they're still nearby.
- I was afraid somebody would say that.
(gasps)
- You've come at last.
- You should never have
been out here on your own.
- I am only a day's journey
now from my destination.
- And where is that?
- A small village,
name of Balmouth.
I am visiting for the
festival of the moons.
- The moons?
- A special occasion.
It occurs once every fifty years.
I was sure you would be going there.
In fact, I know that you
will be going there soon.
- Explain yourself.
- I am a fortune teller.
A prophesier.
Call it a blessing or a curse, but
I see the future.
You are troubled, brave knight.
Troubled by what you do not understand.
But your journey will take you to a place
where the answers will be revealed.
Perhaps tonight when the full moon rises
and the festivities begin.
- You talk nonsense.
- It is a time when a full
moon appears for two nights,
that anything is possible.
(dramatic music)
- Maybe we should escort her.
- She's as mad as a bat.
- We must continue.
- Barmouth.
- You recognize the name?
- There's something strange about it.
And that woman
knew.
Ivanhoe!
What did she mean?
How can there be a full
moon for two nights?
- Nothing surprises me these days.
- Let's move on.
- Come.
(dramatic music)
- I'm telling you, there's
something wrong with all this.
- Don't be ridiculous.
- And another thing,
we always take the gold the short way
to add to the ransom.
This time, we're taking
the longest route possible.
- Stop moaning.
- It's all right for you.
I'm carrying the gold.
I could be snatched up at any moment,
attacked by thieves, cutthroats, villains!
(gasps)
Oh, now what?
(dramatic music)
(water splashing)
- [Ivanhoe] Just as it was in my dreams.
- What's the matter?
- You're alive.
(dramatic music)
- The people live in constant fear.
It's normal.
Survival is hard in these lands.
But what could be so dangerous
that you ride here with such urgency?
- If there was an easy answer
I would readily give it to you,
so you must trust my instincts
when I say something is
happening here, something bad.
(laughs)
- For you, sir?
- Thanks.
- That's a fierce looking dagger.
- Every home hereabouts has one.
- Never been used.
It's silver, the blade you know.
Handed down over the generations.
Fierce wolves have been
known in these parts.
Killed people, so they say.
It's a sort of reminder to us
we have to protect ourselves, I suppose.
Makes life less of a
worry knowing it's there.
- I've used for peeling
the potatoes before.
- Well a good thing your
father doesn't know about that.
- You must barricade your home.
Collect anything that
can be used as a weapon.
- Stop!
I've had enough of your scaremongering.
Go and see if my neighbors
will listen to your blabber.
- One thing I can assure you, old friend,
Ivanhoe does not blabber.
- I am in no doubt I
am here to protect you.
- And I tell you, I don't
need your damn protection!
(dramatic music)
- You're right Ivanhoe.
This is not a good place.
I've heard stories.
Now they call this the Forbidden Forest,
because no one ever returns from it.
Once upon a time, it had another name,
the Forest of the Wolf.
- The wolf?
- Probably just an old wives' tale, but...
- I will help you stand guard.
You recognize this
place, don't you Ivanhoe?
Well so do I,
and I sense something will happen tonight.
- The night of the full moon.
(wolf howling)
(growling)
(dramatic music)
(wolves howling)
(growling)
(dramatic music)
(growling)
(wolves howling)
- What was that?
- Over here!
(growling)
- What are they?
(fighting)
- Rebecca!
(growling)
(fighting)
- Come on!
- Where's Christian?
We have to go find him!
- There are too many!
Even we cannot fight them!
- Secure the windows!
- Where's your wife and daughter?
- They're in the bedroom.
(screams)
- [Mother] Oh no!
(baby crying)
- I'm coming with you.
- No, you must stay here and
guard your wife and baby.
I'll bring her back, trust me.
Rebecca, Odo.
(baby crying)
- What's going on?
- They took the girl into the forest.
- Oh no!
- We have no time to lose!
- Under no circumstances
am I going in there!
(wolf howling)
Wait for me!
Ivanhoe!
Rebecca!
- Quiet, they're all around us.
- What does he mean,
they're all around us?
- Ssh!
- What's he searching for?
Oh, here we go.
(dramatic music)
- They're coming!
(growling)
(fighting)
- We did it!
But if it hadn't been
for that white wolf...
Where did it come from?
- Something tells me this
is just the beginning.
- The thing that took Ruth came this way.
It's trying to throw us off.
We'll have to split up.
- Oh, you must be joking.
- We can't let it get further away.
- I'll go this way.
- Go!
(dramatic music)
(growling)
(fighting)
- Is somebody there?
- [Ivanhoe] Odo.
- Ah!
Why do you creep up on people like that?
You gave me such a shock!
- The trails we've all been following
have only led to ambushes.
- There's no one in this direction.
Where did they come from?
- That's the last of them.
That only leaves the creature.
- And Rebecca!
(dramatic music)
(growling)
(screaming)
- Rebecca!
(creature roars)
Aah!
- What was that?
- Thank you.
- [Ivanhoe] How did you get that?
- The iron smith's wife
gave me the dagger.
- You saved all our lives.
- The creature still has the girl.
- Let me tend to that.
- [Ivanhoe] No, we must save Ruth.
- It will soon be daybreak.
We must rest while we can.
- No.
- I know where the creature is headed.
It's going for my village.
(dramatic music)
(harp music)
Let me.
I remember this pool.
I used to swim here as a child.
We're close to home now.
- What else do you remember?
- I remember a small girl.
She must have been my sister.
We were inseparable.
And then...
- Yes?
- Then it became a blur.
Confusion,
frightening,
there's something inside
me that dreads returning,
yet something I have to confront.
- Ow!
- Sorry.
- Not so hard.
- I'm sorry.
It was the animal that attacked you,
it made me angry!
(harp music)
I'd never let anything hurt you.
- Falco said you had something to show me.
- Yes, Your Highness.
- Is this the one?
Ivanhoe's interesting new acquaintance?
- Mm-hm.
The less than aptly named Christian.
(laughs)
I have high hopes for him.
Him and his kin.
(dramatic music)
(crying)
(gasps)
- Help! I'm being attacked!
Do you have to be so rough?
- Come on.
Time we were on our way.
(dramatic music)
- [Odo] Have you noticed how quiet it is?
No birds or animals, it's not natural.
- So Christian, still no memories?
- Only that we're almost there.
(dramatic music)
- I've seen this village
before in my dreams.
- My friends and family
were killed here, my home.
- I recognize this too.
- Look, don't go in there,
I remember it all now.
- Brave knight, we meet again.
As I said we would.
- What do you want?
- I'm only here for the festivities.
Tonight is the climax,
and the climax is you.
- Oh my god, look.
(dramatic music)
This must have been a beautiful
place once upon a time.
- It was.
I remember it vividly.
Happy, peaceful village teeming with life.
I had a sister, my father was a farmer.
- You seem much better.
- It's all your doing.
Your beams of sunlight
in your eyes, my Rebecca.
(wolves howling)
- You may have killed the human followers,
but they are only weak locals.
Nothing compared to
the power of the beast.
- I need some answers.
- But you only have to
wait a few more hours
and all will be revealed.
You have entered a foreign land,
a land that does not obey the normal.
A land where the wolves reign.
- Speak plainly, woman.
I will not ask again.
- Have you not seen it in your dreams?
The beast that takes human form?
- I only know there's something
evil that must be destroyed.
- Every fifty years, a full
moon rises for two nights.
And then, the wolves must feed.
- Did you say wolves?
- Tonight, when the full
moon rises for the last time,
such a beast needs pure blood
so that it may live on in human form.
- Ruth.
(dramatic music)
- It's happened before.
Why did you think this
beautiful village is deserted
and in ruins?
The pure and young were
taken and sacrificed.
- Then we haven't much
time, the sun is setting.
We must find her before it's too late.
- I will help you.
- How will you know which way to go?
- Because I've already
been there in my dreams.
The creature's hiding
place is somewhere nearby
beneath the ground.
- The entrance to the cave is over there.
When I was a child,
everyone was too afraid
to go anywhere near it.
- And what about us?
- You must stay here.
Wait for us.
- I will do what I feel is right.
- This is not your battle, Rebecca.
It came to me in my dreams.
That is why I must face it.
- I will not be ordered by you, Ivanhoe.
- Then please let me ask you.
- And why should I agree to your request?
- Because I...
Because there is something evil here.
Rebecca, it could be no one gets out.
- He's right Rebecca.
Your life is too important to me.
- Make sure the gold
reaches Lord Cyrus safely.
And should anything happen
to me, never forget,
your duty is to King Richard.
Goodbye Rebecca.
(dramatic music)
- You all right, Rebecca?
- No.
There's something not right.
I'm going after them.
- Wait!
(dramatic music)
- This way.
- That's right, Ivanhoe.
Race off to rescue the girl.
Don't pause to think or question it.
Time to be a hero.
Perhaps for you, the last time.
What is it, Falco?
Does the sight of a little
sorcery make your flesh creep?
- I'm a soldier.
This isn't my business.
- No.
Go and fetch the prince.
He'll enjoy watching the
conclusion of this little comedy.
(dramatic music)
- Rebecca!
Rebecca!
Rebecca!
I've got to stop.
I've got to take a rest.
- You're right.
- I am?
That's the wolf that saved Ivanhoe.
- I know.
I think he's in more
danger than he realizes.
- Oh!
- Christian, you don't have to do this.
- I have no choice.
- [Ruth] Help, please!
- Come on!
- She said the wolves need feeding,
and Christian said he
remembered a beautiful village.
- So what?
- How could he remember something
that happened fifty years ago?
(wolves howling)
- Perhaps he just looks young like me.
- This way.
- You've been here before?
- Call it instinct.
(moans)
- Stop fooling around, Odo.
- I was just...
- These tunnels are ancient.
Look at the walls.
They tell a story.
- I'll bet it's not a happy one.
- You sure you want to continue?
- It's what we've come to find.
(screams)
This needs to be finished.
- It tells how the brethren
took the males and females
before their eighteenth birthday.
The people fought back.
And there was a terrible battle.
All the wolves were wiped out.
And the village left to rot, deserted.
(crying)
- It's all right, here I am.
It's all right, ssh.
Christian, we should get her out.
Christian!
- I pray I'm wrong.
- What? Hey!
- Christian!
Christian, thank God.
- The wound I gave her
in the forest killed her.
- Oh god.
- It seems that this affair has come
to a rather sad conclusion.
- Are you saying you woke me up for this?
To tell me that we've failed again?
That Ivanhoe is out of danger?
- Oh, quite the opposite, Your Highness.
For him, the danger has just begun.
- Who is she?
- My sister.
- Sister?
- It was my fault.
It always has been my fault.
My little sister died slowly and painfully
from the injury caused
by the silver dagger.
Only silver can kill such a creature.
I couldn't let anything
happen to my Rebecca.
But it was you I wanted
all along, Ivanhoe.
For you have the purest blood of all.
- Two of the wolves survived.
Christian talked about his sister.
(wolves howling)
- Rebecca, where are you going?
- Christian?
(growling)
- [Odo] Rebecca, it's too late!
- No.
- Christian is the monster.
- They took him as a
child and changed him.
(growling)
- Ah!
(roaring)
- Christian, no!
You'll have to kill me first.
I know that deep inside
there is still a man
called Christian.
A man that I care for.
No!
(roaring)
I'm sorry.
- You have saved me from eternity
of violence and misery.
- Rebecca!
He's not dead!
(laughing)
- God bless you, Ivanhoe.
I was wrong not to listen to you.
- The forest will be safe now.
- Won't you stay,
something to eat at least?
- Thanks, but we still have much to do.
(mysterious music)
- There's something not
quite right about that woman.
- We will meet again, Sir Ivanhoe.
(regal music)
- Time to move on.
(triumphant music)
(fire crackling)
- He dreams
of blood,
the moon,
the beast,
the chosen one.
(wolf howling)
(leaves rustling)
(growling)
(wolves howling)
- Let's get inside, Ruth.
- What was that sound, father?
- Just do as I say.
Didn't you hear me?
Ruth!
(dramatic music)
(growling)
(screams)
- [Mother] What's the matter?
- There something out there...
I swear I've never seen anything like it.
(growling)
(screams)
(gasps)
- Oh God!
- Are you all right?
- It's nothing,
just a dream.
(panting)
Just a dream.
(triumphant music)
(sword fighting)
- Got it!
Look out!
(wolves howling)
- Ivanhoe!
- Ivanhoe!
Oops!
- We must get the gold to Lord Cyrus.
Give Prince John my gracious regards
and my heartfelt thanks.
Tell him he has significantly contributed
to King Richard's ransom.
- Is your shoulder all right?
That's what I like most about you two.
Your stimulating conversation.
(dramatic music)
(growling)
- Ah!
Please! No! Please, let me go!
Let me go! No!
Let me go!
Let me go, please!
Please let me go!
Let me go!
- Well done, my children.
This one will suffice for now.
More will be required later.
- Ah!
(dramatic music)
- Come brother.
Time for you to feed.
(growling)
- How many times are
you going to count it?
- Don't you think it's beautiful?
- It's metal.
It's purely a means to an end.
And it causes misery and hardship.
(coughs)
What happened back there?
- There was
a presence,
howl of pain.
- I heard nothing.
- Somebody calling my name.
(leaves rustling)
- I seek Ivanhoe.
- I'm Ivanhoe.
(dramatic music)
- I desire a word with you, Your Highness.
- Of course.
- I don't mean to intrude.
I trust this is not a bad time?
- On the contrary, this
is a most excellent time.
I'm always at my most gregarious
when planning a banquet.
- Banquet?
But I thought the situation...
- Situation?
- Well, your financial situation, sire.
- What of it?
- Well I mean I thought
it precluded grand feasts
and extravagant entertainments.
- Oh no, not anymore.
I have successfully negotiated a loan
on very favorable terms.
Even now, a party of loyal
men is heading towards us
bearing two fat, jingling sacks of gold.
- Ah, well actually that's
what I wanted to talk
to you about, Your Majesty.
I'm afraid there's a small problem.
- Problem?
- With the jingling sacks of gold, yes.
- Sire.
- Well what is it? Spit it out!
- The convoy carrying the gold...
- Ivanhoe.
- That's it, that's enough.
Not another word, you don't need to.
I've been robbed.
That's what you're trying
to tell me, isn't it?
- Just so, sire.
- [Falco] It was a surprise attack.
- Of course it was!
If it wasn't a surprise they
would've known it was coming
and they could've prevented it, you oaf.
- The men fought very bravely.
- Shut up.
And so Ivanhoe simply
rode in there casually
and took my money without
so much as a word.
- Uh, no Your Highness.
- Good, I'm pleased to hear it.
- He said to give you his gracious regards
and heartfelt thanks.
- That will be all, Falco.
- But it's not entirely bad news, sire.
- Is it not?
- Oh no, Your Highness.
- Well?
- Well it appears that
Ivanhoe has landed himself
in quite an interesting situation.
- Really?
Interesting in what way?
- He's just made a rather
intriguing new acquaintance.
- I don't understand.
He's not responding to anything.
It's as though he's in
some kind of trance.
- Ivanhoe.
- What is it?
- The full moon.
The family in their home.
The attack, danger!
- [Rebecca] What's he talking about?
- Nothing.
(crow calling)
- It's just a bird.
- I have a strange feeling about this man.
- He needs our help.
- Then I'll get him a horse.
He can ride with us for a few days.
- To Lord Cyrus?
- We leave at dawn.
(fire crackling)
(gasps)
- Sorry, I didn't mean to...
- You surprised me.
- You saved me.
- You feeling better then?
- I'm starving.
- We have questions for you, stranger.
Like why you were looking for me.
- I'll be glad to help
you in anyway I can.
But all I can remember
is, my name is Christian.
- So you don't remember
anything but your name?
- Or mine?
- No, nothing.
- He needs to build up his strength.
You eating?
- No.
- Oh, excellent.
I'll have his helping.
- When we found you you
were muttering things.
About a family, a home,
now think about it!
An attack.
- I can tell you nothing.
- A full moon.
- I can't remember.
- He needs time.
- There is no time.
(dramatic music)
- [Odo] Why did you ask
him all those questions?
- [Ivanhoe] Because I believe deep down
he can give me the answers.
- All he gives me are the heebie-jeebies.
- It's like I'm seeing things
for the first time again.
Colors are so vibrant.
Every sound excites.
The sensation of a touch.
Sense of thrill through my whole body.
- Your memories will return
when you stop trying to remember.
Be patient.
Then something like a
familiar sight or sound
will bring the past flowing back.
- With your beauty and
kindness at my side,
troubles are far from my mind at present.
Yet there's something about Ivanhoe.
Something I can't describe.
(dramatic music)
- [Odo] It may be a trap.
- What is it?
- [Odo] I don't know why I bother.
- Well, there's somebody been here,
and not long ago.
- Maybe they're still nearby.
- I was afraid somebody would say that.
(gasps)
- You've come at last.
- You should never have
been out here on your own.
- I am only a day's journey
now from my destination.
- And where is that?
- A small village,
name of Balmouth.
I am visiting for the
festival of the moons.
- The moons?
- A special occasion.
It occurs once every fifty years.
I was sure you would be going there.
In fact, I know that you
will be going there soon.
- Explain yourself.
- I am a fortune teller.
A prophesier.
Call it a blessing or a curse, but
I see the future.
You are troubled, brave knight.
Troubled by what you do not understand.
But your journey will take you to a place
where the answers will be revealed.
Perhaps tonight when the full moon rises
and the festivities begin.
- You talk nonsense.
- It is a time when a full
moon appears for two nights,
that anything is possible.
(dramatic music)
- Maybe we should escort her.
- She's as mad as a bat.
- We must continue.
- Barmouth.
- You recognize the name?
- There's something strange about it.
And that woman
knew.
Ivanhoe!
What did she mean?
How can there be a full
moon for two nights?
- Nothing surprises me these days.
- Let's move on.
- Come.
(dramatic music)
- I'm telling you, there's
something wrong with all this.
- Don't be ridiculous.
- And another thing,
we always take the gold the short way
to add to the ransom.
This time, we're taking
the longest route possible.
- Stop moaning.
- It's all right for you.
I'm carrying the gold.
I could be snatched up at any moment,
attacked by thieves, cutthroats, villains!
(gasps)
Oh, now what?
(dramatic music)
(water splashing)
- [Ivanhoe] Just as it was in my dreams.
- What's the matter?
- You're alive.
(dramatic music)
- The people live in constant fear.
It's normal.
Survival is hard in these lands.
But what could be so dangerous
that you ride here with such urgency?
- If there was an easy answer
I would readily give it to you,
so you must trust my instincts
when I say something is
happening here, something bad.
(laughs)
- For you, sir?
- Thanks.
- That's a fierce looking dagger.
- Every home hereabouts has one.
- Never been used.
It's silver, the blade you know.
Handed down over the generations.
Fierce wolves have been
known in these parts.
Killed people, so they say.
It's a sort of reminder to us
we have to protect ourselves, I suppose.
Makes life less of a
worry knowing it's there.
- I've used for peeling
the potatoes before.
- Well a good thing your
father doesn't know about that.
- You must barricade your home.
Collect anything that
can be used as a weapon.
- Stop!
I've had enough of your scaremongering.
Go and see if my neighbors
will listen to your blabber.
- One thing I can assure you, old friend,
Ivanhoe does not blabber.
- I am in no doubt I
am here to protect you.
- And I tell you, I don't
need your damn protection!
(dramatic music)
- You're right Ivanhoe.
This is not a good place.
I've heard stories.
Now they call this the Forbidden Forest,
because no one ever returns from it.
Once upon a time, it had another name,
the Forest of the Wolf.
- The wolf?
- Probably just an old wives' tale, but...
- I will help you stand guard.
You recognize this
place, don't you Ivanhoe?
Well so do I,
and I sense something will happen tonight.
- The night of the full moon.
(wolf howling)
(growling)
(dramatic music)
(wolves howling)
(growling)
(dramatic music)
(growling)
(wolves howling)
- What was that?
- Over here!
(growling)
- What are they?
(fighting)
- Rebecca!
(growling)
(fighting)
- Come on!
- Where's Christian?
We have to go find him!
- There are too many!
Even we cannot fight them!
- Secure the windows!
- Where's your wife and daughter?
- They're in the bedroom.
(screams)
- [Mother] Oh no!
(baby crying)
- I'm coming with you.
- No, you must stay here and
guard your wife and baby.
I'll bring her back, trust me.
Rebecca, Odo.
(baby crying)
- What's going on?
- They took the girl into the forest.
- Oh no!
- We have no time to lose!
- Under no circumstances
am I going in there!
(wolf howling)
Wait for me!
Ivanhoe!
Rebecca!
- Quiet, they're all around us.
- What does he mean,
they're all around us?
- Ssh!
- What's he searching for?
Oh, here we go.
(dramatic music)
- They're coming!
(growling)
(fighting)
- We did it!
But if it hadn't been
for that white wolf...
Where did it come from?
- Something tells me this
is just the beginning.
- The thing that took Ruth came this way.
It's trying to throw us off.
We'll have to split up.
- Oh, you must be joking.
- We can't let it get further away.
- I'll go this way.
- Go!
(dramatic music)
(growling)
(fighting)
- Is somebody there?
- [Ivanhoe] Odo.
- Ah!
Why do you creep up on people like that?
You gave me such a shock!
- The trails we've all been following
have only led to ambushes.
- There's no one in this direction.
Where did they come from?
- That's the last of them.
That only leaves the creature.
- And Rebecca!
(dramatic music)
(growling)
(screaming)
- Rebecca!
(creature roars)
Aah!
- What was that?
- Thank you.
- [Ivanhoe] How did you get that?
- The iron smith's wife
gave me the dagger.
- You saved all our lives.
- The creature still has the girl.
- Let me tend to that.
- [Ivanhoe] No, we must save Ruth.
- It will soon be daybreak.
We must rest while we can.
- No.
- I know where the creature is headed.
It's going for my village.
(dramatic music)
(harp music)
Let me.
I remember this pool.
I used to swim here as a child.
We're close to home now.
- What else do you remember?
- I remember a small girl.
She must have been my sister.
We were inseparable.
And then...
- Yes?
- Then it became a blur.
Confusion,
frightening,
there's something inside
me that dreads returning,
yet something I have to confront.
- Ow!
- Sorry.
- Not so hard.
- I'm sorry.
It was the animal that attacked you,
it made me angry!
(harp music)
I'd never let anything hurt you.
- Falco said you had something to show me.
- Yes, Your Highness.
- Is this the one?
Ivanhoe's interesting new acquaintance?
- Mm-hm.
The less than aptly named Christian.
(laughs)
I have high hopes for him.
Him and his kin.
(dramatic music)
(crying)
(gasps)
- Help! I'm being attacked!
Do you have to be so rough?
- Come on.
Time we were on our way.
(dramatic music)
- [Odo] Have you noticed how quiet it is?
No birds or animals, it's not natural.
- So Christian, still no memories?
- Only that we're almost there.
(dramatic music)
- I've seen this village
before in my dreams.
- My friends and family
were killed here, my home.
- I recognize this too.
- Look, don't go in there,
I remember it all now.
- Brave knight, we meet again.
As I said we would.
- What do you want?
- I'm only here for the festivities.
Tonight is the climax,
and the climax is you.
- Oh my god, look.
(dramatic music)
This must have been a beautiful
place once upon a time.
- It was.
I remember it vividly.
Happy, peaceful village teeming with life.
I had a sister, my father was a farmer.
- You seem much better.
- It's all your doing.
Your beams of sunlight
in your eyes, my Rebecca.
(wolves howling)
- You may have killed the human followers,
but they are only weak locals.
Nothing compared to
the power of the beast.
- I need some answers.
- But you only have to
wait a few more hours
and all will be revealed.
You have entered a foreign land,
a land that does not obey the normal.
A land where the wolves reign.
- Speak plainly, woman.
I will not ask again.
- Have you not seen it in your dreams?
The beast that takes human form?
- I only know there's something
evil that must be destroyed.
- Every fifty years, a full
moon rises for two nights.
And then, the wolves must feed.
- Did you say wolves?
- Tonight, when the full
moon rises for the last time,
such a beast needs pure blood
so that it may live on in human form.
- Ruth.
(dramatic music)
- It's happened before.
Why did you think this
beautiful village is deserted
and in ruins?
The pure and young were
taken and sacrificed.
- Then we haven't much
time, the sun is setting.
We must find her before it's too late.
- I will help you.
- How will you know which way to go?
- Because I've already
been there in my dreams.
The creature's hiding
place is somewhere nearby
beneath the ground.
- The entrance to the cave is over there.
When I was a child,
everyone was too afraid
to go anywhere near it.
- And what about us?
- You must stay here.
Wait for us.
- I will do what I feel is right.
- This is not your battle, Rebecca.
It came to me in my dreams.
That is why I must face it.
- I will not be ordered by you, Ivanhoe.
- Then please let me ask you.
- And why should I agree to your request?
- Because I...
Because there is something evil here.
Rebecca, it could be no one gets out.
- He's right Rebecca.
Your life is too important to me.
- Make sure the gold
reaches Lord Cyrus safely.
And should anything happen
to me, never forget,
your duty is to King Richard.
Goodbye Rebecca.
(dramatic music)
- You all right, Rebecca?
- No.
There's something not right.
I'm going after them.
- Wait!
(dramatic music)
- This way.
- That's right, Ivanhoe.
Race off to rescue the girl.
Don't pause to think or question it.
Time to be a hero.
Perhaps for you, the last time.
What is it, Falco?
Does the sight of a little
sorcery make your flesh creep?
- I'm a soldier.
This isn't my business.
- No.
Go and fetch the prince.
He'll enjoy watching the
conclusion of this little comedy.
(dramatic music)
- Rebecca!
Rebecca!
Rebecca!
I've got to stop.
I've got to take a rest.
- You're right.
- I am?
That's the wolf that saved Ivanhoe.
- I know.
I think he's in more
danger than he realizes.
- Oh!
- Christian, you don't have to do this.
- I have no choice.
- [Ruth] Help, please!
- Come on!
- She said the wolves need feeding,
and Christian said he
remembered a beautiful village.
- So what?
- How could he remember something
that happened fifty years ago?
(wolves howling)
- Perhaps he just looks young like me.
- This way.
- You've been here before?
- Call it instinct.
(moans)
- Stop fooling around, Odo.
- I was just...
- These tunnels are ancient.
Look at the walls.
They tell a story.
- I'll bet it's not a happy one.
- You sure you want to continue?
- It's what we've come to find.
(screams)
This needs to be finished.
- It tells how the brethren
took the males and females
before their eighteenth birthday.
The people fought back.
And there was a terrible battle.
All the wolves were wiped out.
And the village left to rot, deserted.
(crying)
- It's all right, here I am.
It's all right, ssh.
Christian, we should get her out.
Christian!
- I pray I'm wrong.
- What? Hey!
- Christian!
Christian, thank God.
- The wound I gave her
in the forest killed her.
- Oh god.
- It seems that this affair has come
to a rather sad conclusion.
- Are you saying you woke me up for this?
To tell me that we've failed again?
That Ivanhoe is out of danger?
- Oh, quite the opposite, Your Highness.
For him, the danger has just begun.
- Who is she?
- My sister.
- Sister?
- It was my fault.
It always has been my fault.
My little sister died slowly and painfully
from the injury caused
by the silver dagger.
Only silver can kill such a creature.
I couldn't let anything
happen to my Rebecca.
But it was you I wanted
all along, Ivanhoe.
For you have the purest blood of all.
- Two of the wolves survived.
Christian talked about his sister.
(wolves howling)
- Rebecca, where are you going?
- Christian?
(growling)
- [Odo] Rebecca, it's too late!
- No.
- Christian is the monster.
- They took him as a
child and changed him.
(growling)
- Ah!
(roaring)
- Christian, no!
You'll have to kill me first.
I know that deep inside
there is still a man
called Christian.
A man that I care for.
No!
(roaring)
I'm sorry.
- You have saved me from eternity
of violence and misery.
- Rebecca!
He's not dead!
(laughing)
- God bless you, Ivanhoe.
I was wrong not to listen to you.
- The forest will be safe now.
- Won't you stay,
something to eat at least?
- Thanks, but we still have much to do.
(mysterious music)
- There's something not
quite right about that woman.
- We will meet again, Sir Ivanhoe.
(regal music)
- Time to move on.
(triumphant music)