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The clip A Passage Back To England from Robin Hood (2010) with Russell Crowe

John.
Don't know.
He's dead.
Help.
My sword.
Its value to me is great.
It belonged to my father,
Sir Walter Loxley
of Nottingham.
Do you know it?
Aye, I've heard of Nottingham.
Then the fate...
The fates have smiled on me.
You must take the sword to my father.
It will bring me peace.
I took it in anger and without his consent.
You must understand the bond of love
between a father and his son.
My father abandoned me to the world of men when I was six years old.
I know little of the love between father and son.
I beg you.
Longstride,
say you will.
I will.

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