Last Redemption, The (2024)

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- Here we are, Lily.

You and me.

Who would've thought that?

Perhaps you already know

that there comes a

time in our life

when you do the math of

everything that has been,

how it could have been

and what it's now.

I didn't know it

and I learned it the hard way

that sometimes the right

choice carries too much weight.

But that's life

and I have to accept it.

It all started much earlier.

None of us could have known

what we were getting into.

I would like to tell you

that this is the story

of a group of heroes,

but that's not true.

- Give it up.

This is your last

warning, Nistrol.

Surrender or die.

- Let our friend go, Hardin.

This is between you and me.

You want a deal, then

let's make a deal.

- You want a deal?

All right.

Here's my deal.

- Get after them! Don't

let them get away.

- b*stard!

- Back then, if

somebody talked about

how Leland Nistrol made it

out of situation like that,

while it's true that

he always made it,

it was never without a scratch.

Being an outlaw always

takes its toll.

- Go!

Go!

- They called

us the "Nistrol g*ng."

And in around the

village of Brea,

we were the most feared

bandits around.

But we weren't the most

dangerous threat

that gripped the king's mind.

Creatures from the depths,

which they called "orcs,"

were far greater danger

to the people of Brea.

And the king, a man alone

in defense of his kingdom,

managed to keep danger away.

But he couldn't know

that it is often closer

than we imagined,

and sometimes the true

face of those around us

hides the darkness.

- You told us

Nistrol had fled

far from the land of Brea.

- Fear not, My Lord.

My men and I will search

the forest high and low.

If this vile band of

outlaws is still here,

we will track them, find them,

and I'll put a stop to them.

You have my word.

- Thank you Captain.

As you know, we have

repelled a mob of orcs,

but they will return.

They will return, soon.

I need our men to defend

the lands of Brea.

Nistrol and his g*ng,

they are a problem

and we must permanently

eliminate it.

- Yes milord.

- Cousin,

these are dark days ahead.

I'm actually very worried

about what's happening

around here.

We are at the mercy of outlaws

and highway men who raid

and steal as they see fit.

Goblins and ogres attacking

us from everywhere.

A definitive solution

must be found.

- Lord Roland, you

think you know

how to govern Brea

better than I?

- My Lord,

if you gave the lands in

the east to my family,

my guards could defend

those roads

against more ogre attacks.

That would guarantee us safety.

- The lands of Brea are

not transferable.

We already have an army

in charge of those areas.

- As you like.

Mine was just a proposal

for help, cousin.

- Father?

Shall we go and see

the stars now?

- Not tonight, my love.

Tomorrow night we shall

look at the stars, together.

- Oh, okay.

- Come.

- Good night.

- Sleep well.

- Everything is wrong.

It would've been better

to run away.

- You're just a coward, Oliver.

- That's enough, Thomas.

You're better than that.

- I don't want to

die like Tristan.

Captain Hardin k*lled

him without mercy.

- You're afraid to die?

Sounds like a coward to me.

- I'm not a coward.

I'll k*ll you if you

say that again.

- Oh really? Right

here, show me.

- Brothers.

- Do it.

- Brothers.

There's no point in

fighting amongst ourselves.

Not now, not now that

we've come so far.

We've had tough times before

and we got through, together.

And together we will win,

as we did today.

- We followed you when you

told us to save Tristan.

Tristan is dead and we're

almost dead too.

- We won't give into

fear. Not now.

We'll leave Brea and these

lands with what we have, then.

- Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.

I just came to talk.

- Roland?

What could you possibly

want to talk about enough

to come out here in the

middle of the night,

with just this ugly

mug to protect you?

- To speak

with you alone, Nistrol.

- Alone?

Anything you have to say to me,

you can say in front

of my men here.

But choose your words carefully.

After drinking, they

become a bit wild.

- I have a job for

you and your men.

- A job?

- If you know me and my family,

even if only by name,

then you should know that you

could make a lot of money.

And once I pay you,

I'll make sure that no one comes

chasing after you

to get it back.

- And what sort of job are

we talking about, here?

- You must k*ll the b*stard,

King Ferrel.

- King Ferrel?

He's had his men chasing

our asses all this time.

Why would we risk so much?

- Have you ever seen

50,000 coins altogether?

It can all be yours.

Entering the castle

will not be complicated.

Guards are busy protecting the

border from orcs right now.

And once I'm king,

I can guarantee that

the law of Brea

will never be breathing

down your necks again.

- We should do this.

This is our chance.

- It's a trap.

- Oliver's right.

Sounds like a trap.

- He just wants to get

us all back there

so they can finally grab

us all at once.

- No, not this time.

You heard him.

He's offering us 50,000 coins

and the guarantee that

we get out of Brea

with no one following us.

- I mean, come on.

It's 50,000 coins.

- This is what we've

been waiting for;

our chance to be free men again.

To be free so we no longer need

to look over our shoulders.

How many of us even

remember that time?

And the best part is,

we get to send Ferrel

to hell in the process.

Yes?

The Nistrol g*ng are at

your service, Lord Roland.

But please, do explain

how you expect

to get us inside this castle?

- It's easy.

There's a second entrance

down by the river,

but there's only one guard.

And when he sees me,

he'll walk towards

me and he'll say,

- Lord Roland.

- Good evening.

I'm gonna need your best man

to jump down from the wall

behind him and take him out.

And then your team is gonna

run through that hallway,

right through the center

of the castle.

But everyone must wear a mask,

to hide their identity,

including me.

- Roland, you are

a vile traitor.

I expected it from you.

Little worm.

Then you go and bring

Leland Nistrol and his men

here, in the middle

of the night.

That's right, I know

who you are.

The Baelian brothers,

Diana, John,

and Jack the Silent.

And I shall have all of you

hung in the village

square at sunrise.

Now, drop your weapons.

- Good evening to

you too, My Lord.

- What are you doing?

- He knows who we are.

And he has the right to see

the face of the man

who's going to k*ll him.

- I welcome you to try.

- All these swords are

pointing at you, Ferrel.

- Soldiers.

Now, Nistrol. You have

the same look on your face

that your friend Tristan

Godfrey had when we found him.

And you are all going

to share the same end.

- We all may die here tonight,

but you'll be dying with us.

Now!

- Captain Hardin is going

to k*ll you, Nistrol.

You can count on it.

- And you should count

the minutes

you have left to breathe.

- No, no, no, no, no, no.

- Lily honey, go back

to your room.

- Come on.

What are you waiting for?

- We become what we choose.

All of you

still have time to choose.

- What the hell did you do?

- What you should have done!

Now we have to k*ll

the girl, too.

She saw my face.

The girl has to die.

- Look, you wanted him dead,

now he's dead thanks to you.

You shouldn't have k*lled him.

Not like that.

Not here.

- Just think about it, Nistrol.

More guards are assuredly

already on their way.

We have to k*ll the girl.

We don't have much time.

- You're a damn fool,

you know that Roland?

- Am I?

Well listen to me, because

I have a plan.

You take the blame

for the king's m*rder

and his daughter's.

Look, they're gonna blame

you for this already, anyway.

Once the girl is dead,

I become king

and I can promise

you safe passage.

Remember: I'm the one

who's paying you.

Yeah, that's right.

If I take the fall for this

or if you hurt me or

try to k*ll me,

you get nothing.

- You're a bloody snake.

- I will pay you 100,000

coins, Nistrol.

You'll get a tomorrow

at Beach Tree Pass.

- Come on Leland, this is crazy.

We don't k*ll children.

- 100,000 coins, just

to k*ll the girl.

I'll tell Captain Hardin

that you took me and

the king hostage

and you were just about

to k*ll me too,

but he showed up just in time.

- Then we should k*ll you, now.

That's exactly what

we should do.

Leland.

- Trust me, Nistrol.

Trust me.

- We do this.

We do this.

- No, Leland. We can't.

- Yes, we can.

Now go and do it.

- You have lost it, Nistrol.

I am not the only

one who sees it.

We don't k*ll children.

We don't do that.

We can't do that.

- Don't ever point a blade

unless you intend to use it.

This had to be done.

Don't you see?

They're going to blame

Ferrel's death on us anyway.

This snake's words,

they're not worth much.

But he's right.

We should do the smart thing.

Take the money and

leave everything behind.

- She's just a little

girl, Leland.

- Yes, and now she's all alone.

- Hardin's men are coming.

The hell happened here?

- He didn't do as he was told.

He didn't do as he was told.

We will all do as you ask,

and you will do as you promised.

- Of course, as long

as that girl is k*lled.

- I'll do it.

- Jack, get her out.

- Let's go!

- Traitors!

- Grab one of your men

and get the girl!

Go on!

- Hold the gates!

Cease fire!

- I'll find another way.

Go.

- Find them!

They must not escape!

- He managed to escape,

with the little girl.

- What?

- I didn't saw them outside.

- We know.

- She got away?

- You will do as I

tell you, right?

- Right, right.

- Come out, Nistrol.

We have the place completely

surrounded.

Put your weapons

down, it's over!

Lord Roland?

- They kidnapped me.

Some of Nistrol's men wanted

to send a message to Brea,

but he didn't.

And they tied me up and

they brought me here.

- Where is the king?

- King?

He's dead.

And they wanted to k*ll me too,

but Nistrol stopped him.

- Why would Leland

Nistrol fight his own men

to save you, My Lord?

- Because those b*stards

betrayed me.

The men went rogue.

They started acting

for themselves.

They stopped believing

in me as their leader.

Let me help you.

- Help me?

What help could a low

life outlaw like you

Provide me, scum?

- I know those men better

than their own mothers.

Lord Ferrel's daughter,

they will k*ll her, Hardin.

They will.

They have no code, loyalty,

no remorse!

- Go to hell!

- You'll never catch

them, not alone.

They're some of my best men.

They're skilled, trained,

and I know where they're going.

- The king is dead.

Now I take the throne,

until we bring his

legitimate heir back here,

safe and sound.

I order you to find the child.

We owe it to King Ferrel

and we owe it to the

people of Brea.

- Yes, My Lord.

All right, Nistrol.

Come out, you're safe.

- Why did you bring me here?

You don't talk much do you?

I do. Maybe you do not

know how to speak.

I can teach you, if you want.

You remind me of this

dog my dad used to have.

He was big and never barked.

But spending enough

time with me,

he started barking again.

My mom loves to sing.

She used to tell me

bedtime stories

about the woods at night.

You know the story about,

once upon a time, there

was a bear named Guston.

Guston ate honey from

smaller trees.

You look like Guston.

Oh, what was I saying?

Nevermind.

Guston used to eat honey.

But one day, Guston saw a fox.

The fox took all of

Guston's honey.

My dad knows how to do it.

Come have dinner

with us sometime

and he will teach you how.

He would take some little

branches, take some rope,

tie the rope in each side,

and then, if you pull the rope,

the branch will bend and then

that's how the bow works.

But, you can only

use it outside,

because you can hurt somebody.

- She's sleeping.

And now?

- Now we continue our way.

We did what we could.

She's alive.

- You're not thinking

of leaving her here?

Are you?

She's only little.

- It's not our problem.

Let's stock up on water

and get out of here.

They'll already be on our trail.

- We'll got the horses ready.

- What are you looking at?

Do you want some?

- Stop!

Come on!

Go! Go!

- The Baelian brothers,

Diana, John, Silent Jack,

wanted for the m*rder

of King Ferrel

and the kidnapping of his

beloved daughter, Lily.

These,

Something funny?

- No, go on.

- These enemies of Brea

are wanted dead or alive.

So, spread the news.

The reward is 20,000

gold pieces each.

Lord Goran, one of the best

knights that Brea has to offer.

Tell me that you'll

help us find this scum.

- You can count on me

and my son, Tyrion,

Lord Hardin.

- Good.

- Your son?

Why do you still call him that?

Everyone knows he's a b*stard.

- Yes, he is a b*stard.

But he has earned his

name with the sword.

I have always fought

in service of Brea

and now he does the same.

His mother wanted to keep him

and now he has the opportunity

to prove to me his worth.

- What do

you suggest we do?

- They'll be heading for a

cave near Beach Tree Pass.

- How do you know that?

- Because I know.

We have a stash of money

in a cave there,

for a situation just like this.

That's where they'll be going.

- You better hope you're right.

- A nice reward.

Don't think too much.

Keep your mind on the goal.

Take those outlaws dead

or alive, you decide.

I don't care.

- You best still get

me what you owe.

- Not as long as that

girl still lives.

- She'll be dead,

soon enough.

- All right men, no mercy.

Move out!

- I won't see my father

again, will I?

- No.

- He's dead.

- Yeah.

Yeah, he's dead.

- What is it like to be dead?

- None of us really knows.

None of us died, yet.

- Not yet.

- Well, did you want

my father dead?

- No, none of us did.

It was never part of the plan.

- Not for us, anyway.

- So, why was he k*lled then?

- They were bad men with us.

- Why were they with you

if they were bad?

- Let's just say, we

all used to be friends.

We're not. We're not anymore.

- I still don't really

understand.

If my father was good and

some bad man k*lled him,

then are you good

or are you bad?

- As you all know,

our beloved King Ferrel

lost his life

to the hands of vile criminals.

And believe me, my

heart is broken.

I could easily be there under

the ground with him today.

But I am here.

And I promise you and our king,

who's watching over

us all right now,

that we will find his daughter

and we will bring back

her kidnappers to Brea,

where they will serve

their justice.

- I need to pee.

- Again?

You just did.

- I need to do it again.

I can't hold it.

- Not now.

- I'm gonna

pee on the horse.

- All right!

John, take her.

- Why me?

- Just do it.

And hurry up.

- Calm down, my fellow

highway men.

- The Griso.

- Do you know how long

we've been out here,

waiting for travelers?

Part of the job, I suppose.

Tell me, what are the

Baelian brothers

doing at Beach Tree Pass,

with a little girl?

- None of your concern, old man.

- Wow.

Easy now.

No need to get defensive,

or is there?

Unless she's valuable

in some way?

- She isn't.

- Well, then you won't mind

us taking her with us, anyway.

- Trust me. You don't want her.

She talks too much

and pees a lot.

- I don't pee a lot!

- Then, there you have it.

Sorry Diana.

We've been out here

for far too long,

that we can't just let you

go without taking anything.

I'm sure you understand me.

The child must come with us.

- I'm afraid we can't

let that happen.

- I'm afraid you have no choice.

You are funny though, I mean,

I could just have you

all k*lled right now

and take her with us anyway.

Or?

Your choice.

- Take her.

She's yours.

- Much obliged, Diana.

- No, no, I don't want to go!

- No, no, I

don't want to go!

- What the hell are

you doing, Diana?

- Didn't have a choice, John.

Would you rather

us be dead? Hmm?

They had the drop on us.

The would've k*lled us

all, right then and there.

Is that what you want?

All our mother's children

gone from this earth,

all at once,

to finally be with

her and father?

Captain Hardin probably

already has

our faces posted all

over the place.

I bet, by now, we're the

three most wanted villains.

We don't have much time.

We need to be quick if

we want to stay alive

and get the money that Leland

had hidden in the forest,

before he does.

Only then we can go as far

and as fast away from here,

from all of this, as possible.

We were too slow

with her anyway.

She was just slowing us down.

- Jack, wait!

He's right, Diana.

We can't do this.

- She is not our responsibility,

John!

Did you not just hear me?

We have our own problems.

- Where are we going?

It stinks.

I want to get off.

I don't like this horse.

I'm tired.

- All right, I'm hungry anyway.

Up!

You want some?

- I'm not hungry.

- Now, take this and

play with this.

Let us enjoy our food.

We've got a long ride ahead.

- But I don't wanna play.

- I didn't ask you what

you wanted to do.

I just told you what to do.

Now, do it!

- No!

- I don't want to hear

another word out of you.

I am the one who make

decisions here.

Do you understand?

- Guston, he came back!

- k*ll him! k*ll!

Go, go, go!

- Diana?

- There's nothing.

- What?

- There's nothing here.

There's no money.

Leland's been lying to

us from the beginning.

He never kept any of

our earnings here.

It's like, everything

was just a lie.

- So what now?

- I don't know.

It's hard to get too

far for too long,

without any money.

- Hey, look at the sun!

- You there!

Untie me, please.

I can give you a reward.

- The bounty on your

head is far more

than any reward you could

give me, Griso.

But today is your lucky day.

I am on someone else's trail.

- I'm sure you are following

those three

with the little girl?

I can tell you which way

they went and what they did.

- They tied you by the

ba*ls and they went north.

I don't need to know more.

- My men did this to you.

- I never understood

how you got them to follow you

as long as you did,

Leland Nistrol.

Baelian brothers,

they're not exactly

the orders type.

Now you know it, don't you?

- Was there a

little girl with them?

- They gave her to

me and then came

and stole her back.

That's what this was all about.

They k*lled

all

my men.

- Leave him.

- Out of all those

men that night,

the only man who was trying

to do the right thing,

died.

And it's all our fault.

- You know we can't keep

her with us, though.

You know that.

- We could take her

south to Nora.

- They're friends of Brea.

She's the daughter.

They would protect her, there.

It's the right thing to do.

We could find a wagon, then.

Hide in the North with

whatever we could grab.

I am going to get us more wood.

- Who do we have here?

- What a good guy, you are.

You came here alone?

- Then, you can speak?

Or maybe you don't know

how to say "thank you."

- Oh, you guessed it.

I can't speak.

But I can do this.

Are you all right?

Hey.

Hey.

- That doesn't change

things between us.

- Pity, I started to like you.

Why are you following me?

- You don't know?

You k*lled our King Ferrel

and kidnapped the most

wanted girl in the kingdom.

Seems like a valid

reason, don't you think?

- No.

I thought you were hunting me

for everything I've done before.

- Wait.

There is something wrong

with the story.

No one believes Lord Roland,

but he's a lord.

And now,

I want to know what's

happened to the king

from you, Diana Baelian.

- Tyrion Van Desta,

I know exactly who you are.

I know that you're Goran's

b*stard son.

And even if your father

is an as*h*le,

I also know you are a good man.

We didn't k*ll the king,

and we're trying to protect

his daughter

from those who want her dead.

And don't ask me why,

because I don't know why.

- And how do I know

you're not lying?

- Because someone once said,

"We become who we choose."

And I know that you look

beyond the things you see.

- This is taking too

long, Nistrol.

If you are stalling us,

I will personally drag

you back to Brea

and hang you in the town

square, myself.

And if you are fooling

us, I will do far worse.

So were they here or not?

- Yes, they were

here, as I said.

They're probably a day

or two away from us.

You better hope you're right,

because my men are

tired and I'm impatient.

- Captain, we are

on the same team.

You need to stop threatening me.

- You and I are not the

same, Leland Nistrol.

You and I are nothing alike.

Don't forget what

you really are,

because when this is all over,

neither will I.

Set up camp!

- Tyrion.

What news?

- None, you?

- Harry, report.

- Captain Hardin,

we spotted them nearby.

They're camped by the creek bed.

- That's less than

an hour from here.

- Just as I said.

- We will divide our forces.

I'll attack from the front.

Nistrol, you go upstream

and cut off their escape.

That way they're completely

surrounded.

Break this camp down

and move out.

Tyrion, you're with me.

- Okay,

let's get moving.

What are you doing here, again?

- I see beyond the things.

You have to get out of here.

They are coming.

- What if it's a trap?

- No,

I trust him.

- Good, 'cause there is no time.

Go.

- Go, hurry!

- What are you waiting for?

Don't let them get away!

After them, go!

- Hiya, yeah!

- Yeah, yeah!

- We have

to split up, run!

- We meet again at the

pass of the falls.

- Run, fly, go!

- This way.

- The waterfall pass

is on the right.

- Trust me.

We will get there

soon from here,

but we have to continue on foot.

- Thank you.

For believing me.

- Come on.

Shh.

We need to hide the horses.

Go.

- I think they're gone.

I'm slowly drifting to

You

The stars and the planets

- Suddenly,

it was all so easy.

Me, him, us,

as if we'd always been together.

Yet our lives have just crossed

like two arrows shot in

the opposite direction.

So fast, so different,

but linked by something.

I'm on my way

I'm on

I'm on

- I have to go back to Brea.

I'll talk to my dad.

And Roland will pay for

everything he did.

- Yet when something

is too good,

you're afraid to live it.

And what do you do?

- Hey.

- Look, you need to

go back to Brea,

to your father.

- What?

- And never show up again.

- Hey, are you serious?

- Go away.

Run, Diana. Run away.

Sometimes it takes so little

to make us children again.

And the only security

is to flee far away.

Happiness is not part

of this world.

- You should not be here.

Why did you come to see me

like a thief so late at night?

- The Baelian brothers

had the little girl.

I talked to Diana.

They did not kidnap her,

and much less they

want to k*ll her.

They are protecting her

from Nistrol and his men.

Roland

- Stop right there.

I don't want to hear it.

One thing I ask you to do,

and you couldn't do it for me.

I understand.

I must join this expedition.

- We have to do the right thing.

- No, we do the things

we have to do,

for the good of our family.

Do you think I am stupid?

Lord Roland's story

leaks everywhere.

We must do everything we can

for the safety of our family.

Politics does not work

by doing the right thing,

or following our hearts.

I should have known

that my b*stard son

would not have the guts

to do what he was told to do.

So,

you go now.

Don't come back until

you are on my side.

If you are arrested,

remember:

you are not my son

and never have been.

- Captain.

One of our scouts spotted

the Baelians,

less than a mile from us.

- Perfect.

We ride.

- No, we'll leave

the horses here

and we'll cut up the

valley on foot

and meet them head

on, like warriors.

Move out!

- Lord Goran, My Lord.

- Lord Goran.

- Whoa.

- What is it?

Looks like Leland.

- Looks like him and

Captain Hardin made up.

- How could he do that

after what Hardin did

to Tristan, though?

- How could he do what

he's done to any of us?

We need to leave the horses.

It will help us move faster.

Go.

Come on!

Stay down.

- How does it feel to

betray your own people?

Put down your sword, Tyrion.

Let us pass

and I will spare you

the indignity

of murdering you right

here, right now.

- I can't let you pass, Captain.

- And you and what army

is gonna stop me?

And even if you could,

Tyrion, why?

- You must do the right thing.

The Baelian brothers

tried to save the little girl,

from Nistrol

and Lord Roland.

- Lord Roland?

- It was Lord Roland who

planned the death of the king.

We are hunting the wrong man.

- You are a liar!

- This poor b*stard's words

have been influenced

by that wh*re Diana Baelian.

He fell in love with her.

- That true, Tyrion?

You're doing all this

for a woman?

- Yes.

I fell in love, it's true.

But there is no lie.

She told the truth

about Lord Roland.

- Arrest this poor fool.

Take him back to Brea.

He'll serve in prison for

life for his betrayal.

- You go ahead.

I have to help him.

Take the little girl

to the Dog's Pass

and wait for me there.

- I'm coming with you.

- No.

No.

- Be careful.

- Run, boy. Run!

- No.

- They would've k*lled

you right away

if I had not said those things.

- Don't say anything.

- My sword.

I am proud of you,

my son.

- Tyrion?

- You heard everything

from the hill?

I don't who you are,

or what you did to me.

But yes, I feel something

too strong for you.

And maybe I would have

done this for you anyway.

- I told you

not to come back.

What?

- Nothing.

Now, we must continue.

- You're hurt.

- No, I'm good.

I'm good.

- You can't.

- I can continue.

- Tyrion, I need you

to go back to town.

- It's the second time

that you kicked me out.

- Please, Tyrion.

I,

- What?

- I need you to go back

and you'll be fine.

We will meet again

over the river Moyan

between two moons,

as soon as you recover.

- What are you saying?

- I'm not

good with words.

- All right. My horse

will take me back to town.

Captain Hardin and Nistrol

are climbing the mountain.

You have to protect Lily.

Go.

And be careful.

- They passed through here.

- This is the exact road

I would've taken.

We need to cut through

here, to the other side.

- No, no, no. We should

stick on this trail.

We're right on their heels.

- If we go through this gorge,

we'll be there before

them and surprise them.

They're my men, captain.

That's why I'm here.

You need to trust me on this.

Trust me.

I know them in these mountains

better than the back of my hand.

- All right.

Right, lead on.

- It was either you

or me, Hardin.

You go ahead to the hill

and send someone to the valley.

I'll stop at the meeting point.

- They've arrived at the gorges.

We must continue to climb.

- Everything good?

- Yeah.

They can't be far

behind us, now.

We need to keep moving.

- Let's split up.

Jack, you go down the

valley with Lily

until we get to Nora's River

and we will continue to climb,

until we reach the top.

That should buy us some time.

- Yeah, it could work.

Just try not to leave

any tracks.

- What happened?

- It's a long story.

I had to take him out.

They're up on the hill.

We need to go up there.

- Let's do this.

- Remember us?

- They're in the valley.

- Blow the horn!

- The Baelians.

You k*ll the Baelians,

and I'll k*ll the girl.

- With me!

- This way!

- There they are.

Go, get 'em. Go!

To the hill.

They must not escape!

- I'm running out of arrows.

- Help Jack and Lily.

I'll try and hold him off here.

- No.

- It's the right thing to do.

Go.

- Go get him.

- So you still have

nothing to say, old friend?

The happy lover.

Come on.

- k*ll the girl!

- Guston.

Guston.

- Good to see you again, Diana.

So, here we are.

Who would've thought I would

end up having to k*ll you?

- You were like a

father to us all.

But you betrayed

us, you used us.

Your people, your brothers. Me!

- This is what Tristan

and Oliver,

and this is for Tyrion.

- Diana.

- No. No.

- Diana.

- I,

love you.

- Thank you.

Here I am

- Here we are, Lily.

You and me,

who would've thought that?

Perhaps you already know

that there comes a

time in our life

when you do the math of

everything that has been,

how it could have been,

and what it's now.

And so, little Lily was

welcomed by Nora's women;

the ancient kingdom

north of Brea.

You're finally free,

but everything we experienced

had changed us forever.

The loss of John, the

death of Tyrion.

Someone once said, "We

become what we choose."

And that night, for the

first time in our life,

we had chosen to do

the right thing.