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Hector: I've seen this moment in my dreams. I'll m [...]	D
Briseis: Would you leave this all behind? Achille [...]	D
[first title cards] Title card: 3200 years ago... [...]	D
Menelaus: I want her back. Agamemnon: Well, of co [...]	D
[first lines] Odysseus: [voiceover] Men are haunt [...]	D
Briseis: Do you enjoy provoking me?	D
Achilles: If you sailed any slower the war would b [...]	D
Achilles: If I hurt you, it's not what I wanted	D
Patroclus: Prince Hector, is he as good a warrior [...]	D
Odysseus: The men believe we came here for Menelau [...]	D
Menelaus: May the Gods keep the wolves in the hill [...]	D
[Priam kneels and kisses Achilles' hands] Achille [...]	D
Paris: Father, this is Helen. Priam: Helen? Helen [...]	D
Achilles: Apparently you won some great victory. [...]	D
Achilles: It's a beautiful night.	D
Achilles: Speak. Eudorus: Apollo sees everything! [...]	D
Achilles: Flank! To the flank!	D
Agamemnon: May the gods keep the wolves in the fie [...]	D
Hector: All my life I've lived by a code and the c [...]	D
Priam: [to Helen] I have heard rumors of your beau [...]	D
Nestor: One more thing, we need Achilles and his M [...]	D
Achilles: The gods envy us.	D
Menelaus: [to Paris] See the crows? They've never [...]	D
Achilles: [to Briseis] You are free. If I hurt you [...]	D
Briseis: I thought you were a dumb brute. It would [...]	D
Paris: [to Helen] Then I'll make it easy for him t [...]	D
Achilles: Is there no one else? Is there no one el [...]	D
Helen: You should not have come here tonight. Par [...]	D
Achilles: You were brave to fight them. You have c [...]	D
Hector: Make him swing and miss; he'll tire.	D
Hector: You say you're willing to die for love but [...]	D
Eudorus: [about Patroclus] He wore your armor. You [...]	D
Odysseus: [Achilles throws his spear into a nearby [...]	D
Achilles: Patroclus, put down your spear... Patro [...]	D
Briseis: You lost your cousin, and now you have ta [...]	D
Achilles: [to Briseis] Trojan soldiers died protec [...]	D
Achilles: [the beach at sunset. Achilles finds his [...]	D
Agamemnon: Peace is for women and the weak.	D
Agamemnon: I see you're not hiding behind your hig [...]	D
Achilles: We men are wretched things.	D
Menelaus: Princes of Troy, on our last night toget [...]	D
Paris: Do you love me, brother? Will you protect m [...]	D
Helen: Menelaus was a brave man. He fought for hon [...]	D
Achilles: Things are less simple today. Odysseus: [...]	D
Achilles: [to his men] Myrmidons! My brothers of t [...]	D
Hector: Yesterday the Greeks underestimated us. We [...]	D
Paris: [discussing the wooden horse] Father, burn [...]	D
Odysseus: It's no insult to say a dead man is dead [...]	D
Patroclus: Nervous? Achilles: Petrified.	D
Hector: [Feeling guily about killing Patrocolus] I [...]	D
Andromache: 50,000 Greeks did not cross the sea to [...]	D
Helen: [to Hector] All those widows. I still hear [...]	D
Achilles: [when asked why he let Hector go] It's t [...]	D
Achilles: Of all the kings of Greece, I respect yo [...]	D
Achilles: [to Hector's corpse] We will meet again, [...]	D
Achilles: [to Hector] Get up, Prince of Troy! I wo [...]	D
Achilles: Play your tricks on me. But not on my co [...]	D
Agamemnon: I almost lost this war because of your [...]	D
Achilles: Never hesitate.	D
Hector: [about his baby son] I want to see him gro [...]	D
Agamemnon: [to Briseis] You'll be my slave in Myce [...]	D
Odysseus: This war will never be forgotten, nor wi [...]	D
Hector: If I die... Andromache: No... Hector: If [...]	D
Messenger Boy: [walks into Achilles's tent and see [...]	D
[last lines] Odysseus: [voiceover] If they ever t [...]	D
Briseis: Am I still your captive? Achilles: You'r [...]	D
Glaucus: [the Appolonians are making their last st [...]	D
Ajax: [to his shipmates, as they approach the Troj [...]	D
Messenger Boy: Are the stories true? They say your [...]	D
Briseis: Am I still your captive? Achilles: You'r [...]	D
Odysseus: We need you. Greece needs you. Achilles [...]	D
Thetis: Your glory walks hand-in-hand with your do [...]	D
Achilles: I told you how to fight but I never told [...]	D
[first lines] Title Card: 3200 years ago. After d [...]	D
[Paris cowardly bows out of a duel with Menelaus, [...]	D
Briseis: Why did you choose this life? Achilles: [...]	D
Agamemnon: [on the death of Patroclus] That boy ma [...]	D
Achilles: At night I see their faces. All the men [...]	D
Achilles: Imagine a king who fights his own battle [...]	D
Achilles: [Contemptuously referring to Agamemnon] [...]	D
Achilles: What's your name? [no reply] Achilles: [...]	D
Helen: I can't ask anyone to fight for me. I'm no [...]	D
Priam: [to Achilles about Hector] I loved my boy f [...]	D
Priam: [to Achilles] I knew your father. He died w [...]	D
Menelaus: May the Gods keep the wolves in the hill [...]	D
Hector: [to priest] Bird signs? You want to plan o [...]	D
Priam: [about Helen] Do you love her, my son? Par [...]	D
Achilles: You gave me peace in a lifetime of war.	D
Hector: Fight me! Achilles: Why kill you now, Pri [...]	D
Paris: Pearls from the sea of Propontus. Helen: T [...]	D
Achilles: [Seashore - Sunset. Achilles finds his m [...]	D
Thetis: If you stay in Larissa, you will find peac [...]	D
Agamemnon: Achilles is one man! Odysseus: Hector [...]	D
Odysseus: [to Achilles] War is young men dying and [...]	D
[from director's cut] Priam: When you were very y [...]	D
Achilles: Go home, prince. Drink some wine, make l [...]	D
Eudorus: We were going to sail home today. Odysse [...]	D
Andromache: [to Hector] I can't imagine life witho [...]	D
Patroclus: Is Ajax going to fight in Troy? Odysse [...]	D
Achilles: Myrmidans! Brothers of the sword, I rath [...]	D
Achilles: I'll tell you a secret. Something they d [...]	D
[from director's cut] Helen: You're very young, m [...]	D
Agamemnon: [approaches king] Good day for the crow [...]	D
Achilles: You're still my enemy in the morning. P [...]	D
Agamemnon: The Gods only protect the strong.	D
[Eyes closed, Briseis has blade against his throat [...]	D
Agamemnon: [upon seeing Achilles' boat to land fir [...]	D
Achilles: Why? Are the Greeks tired of fighting ea [...]	D
Odysseus: Then fight for me. My wife will feel muc [...]	D
Agamemnon: [Observing Achilles' ship racing in fro [...]	D
Achilles: [to Priam] You are a far better king tha [...]	D
Priam: I've fought many wars in my time. Some I've [...]	D
Hector: All my life, I live by a course, and the c [...]	D

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