Sir William Wallace (Medieval Gaelic: Uilliam Uallas; modern Scottish Gaelic: Uilleam Uallas; 1272 or 1273 – 23 August 1305) was a Scottish knight and landowner who is known for leading a resistance during the Wars of Scottish Independence and is today remembered in Scotland as a patriot and national hero. Along with Andrew Moray, he defeated an English army at the Battle of Stirling Bridge, and was dubbed the Guardian of Scotland, serving...
William and Murron sneak off together and walk through a glen, talking.
Wallace is telling his men what his plan is for trying to counter the English...
Wallace gives his terms to the English in order to try to start a battle. It...
William asks why Murron came with him if she didn't know who he was.
Wallace screams "freedom" as he's about to die on the torture table.
Wallace is telling a newly arrived volunteer that there is no need to kneel b...
Hamish and Wallace are arguing over whether or not their dead loved ones see ...
Wallace is telling how the Scottish people went on to continue to fight the E...
Wallace is yelling at the nobles because they won't join him in his invasion ...
William addresses the Scottish army before battle with the English.
Wallace is telling Murron that he has always loved her and wants to marry her.
Wallace is calling the nobles cowards because they won't join him in fighting...
William and Murron discuss the possibility of marriage.
Wallace is trying to convince Bruce to unite the clans to fight the English.
Wallace has just run into Hamish who drops an enormous rock on the ground in ...
Stephen is telling Wallace and Hamish not to worry about the Irish troops tha...
Hamish greets his childhood friend by dropping a melon-sized rock at his feet.
William addresses the Scottish army before battle with the English.
After taking over Lord Bottoms' garrison, William spares the English soldiers...
William speaks to Murron about all of his worldly travels.
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