Le Morte d'Arthur

[no music] [spoken dialogue] [King Arthur 1]: My end draws nigh, this task is thine,To lakeside go, throw in what's mine.Excalibur must be returned,For fate's own hand, this I’ve discerned. [spoken dialogue] [Sr Bedivere 2]: Thy will is done,A deed completed. [spoken dialogue] [King Arthur 1]: What saw thee there, when blade did meet its fate? [spoken dialogue] [Sr Bedivere 2]: Nought but winds o'er the cerulean gate. [spoken dialogue] [King Arthur 1]: False words bring sorrow, go once more,Trust not betrayed, let legend soar. [spoken dialogue] [Sr Bedivere 2]: I did as bade. [spoken dialogue] [King Arthur 1]: What sights beheld, when to the depths it sunk? [spoken dialogue] [Sr Bedivere 2]: Only the stars, in their celestial bunk. [spoken dialogue] [Sr Bedivere 2]: At last it's done, to water's hold,Excalibur’s fate, as foretold. [spoken dialogue] [King Arthur 1]: Truest knight, to word thou'rt bound,In Avalon's grace, peace I found. [no music] [spoken dialogue] [Sr Bedivere 2]: I did as bade. [spoken dialogue] [King Arthur 1]: What sights beheld, when to the depths it sunk? [spoken dialogue] [Sr Bedivere 2]: Only the stars, in their celestial bunk. [spoken dialogue] [Sr Bedivere 2]: At last it's done, to water's hold,Excalibur’s fate, as foretold. [spoken dialogue] [King Arthur 1]: Truest knight, to word thou'rt bound,In Avalon's grace, peace I found. [raining sound effects] [Outro] [Final Encounter Of The Legend] [end] (An image of a legendary knight returning the famed Excalibur to its watery vault in a lake, as per the enchanting tales of King Arthur and the Celtic myths. A misty aura envelops the scene, evoking the magic and mystery of the ancient legends.) [end]