Longshanks is less than thrilled with the results of sending Isabelle as an e...
Longshanks has sent for his son to attend the council meeting and Edward has ...
Longshanks is ordering the archers to fire at Wallace's army while they are b...
Longshanks is describing his plan for helping to take over Scotland by allowi...
Isabelle tells Longshanks why she gave Wallace the money despite the fact tha...
One of Longshanks' advisors is telling him that sending the princess to be an...
Longshanks is greeting Isabelle who has just gotten back from being an emissa...
King Edward speaks to his son, the prince, about the latest news from Scotland.
Longshanks is trying to figure out who he should send as an emissary to Walla...
Longshanks is saying that as king, you must find the good side to any situation.
King Edward welcomes Princess Isabelle after she returns from York.
The king dismisses Princess Isabelle after hearing about her journey to York.
Longshanks talks to his council about the unrest in Scotland.
Longshanks is ordering his troops to bring him Wallace from the battle. Dead...
King Edward orders the Irish infantry forward against the Scottish army.
The king displays displeasure after the prince refuses to come to a council m...
King Edward retires from the battlefield for the day, giving orders to his of...
The king invites Princess Isabelle to sit in on the council meeting.
Longshanks is asking his son how he would deal with Wallace and his followers...
Longshanks is telling his assembled council what the trouble with Scotland is.
King Edward resumes his council meeting after being interrupted by Isabelle's...
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