Arthur, Lancelot and others in “The Coming of Arthur (Part Two)”

Here. Come and join me. [Everyone stops what they are doing and sits down around the Round Table.] This table belonged to the Ancient Kings of Camelot. The Round Table afforded no one man more importance than the other. They believed in equality above all things, so it seems fitting that we revive this tradition now. Without each of you, we would not be here. My father has languished in prison too long. Tomorrow, I make my bit to rescue him. Are there any around this round table who will join me?"

[Lancelot rises] You taught me the values of being a Knight, the code by which a man should live his life, to fight with honour, for justice, freedom, and all that's good. I believe in the world you will build.

Even though I was a commoner and a nobody, you were willing to lay down your life for me, Arthur. It is now my time to repay you.

have fought alongside you many times. There is no other person I would rather die for.

I think we've no chance- but I wouldn't miss it for the world.

Your enemies are my enemies.

If you need an old man...

You know the answer.

Merlin?

No, I don't really fancy it.

You don't have a choice, Merlin.

[Stands up, smiles at Arthur, and nods.]

I want to thank you all for staying with me in Camelot's hour of need. I'll do something my father wouldn't approve of. [He knights Lancelot, Gwaine, Percival, and Elyan.]

Tomorrow when you fight, you can stand proud, knowing you are members of the most noble army the world has ever known.