1. You heard, didn't you?Copy !req
2. That was the name she called herself when we found her.Copy !req
3. And she recognised him too.Copy !req
4. Since he's a Greek, what more proof do you need that she's a spy?Copy !req
5. Guards!Copy !req
6. Kill her!Copy !req
7. Kill both of them!Copy !req
8. No! No!Copy !req
9. Guards! Sheath arms!Copy !req
10. And since when have you given orders to the military?Copy !req
11. I'm in command here!Copy !req
12. Of everything except your senses!Copy !req
13. I am at present officer commanding all Trojan forces!Copy !req
14. Ha!Copy !req
15. And I will not tolerate interference from a
fortune-teller of notorious unreliability!Copy !req
16. How... dare... you!Copy !req
17. I am High Priestess of Troy!Copy !req
18. All right then, get back to your templeCopy !req
19. before you give us all galloping religious mania!Copy !req
20. Oh really, father, I can't tolerate another
of her tedious tirades at the moment.Copy !req
21. Father, do you hear him?Copy !req
22. Yes, it's quite refreshing.Copy !req
23. It seems there's a man lurking behind that
flaccid facade after all.Copy !req
24. Really, father, I do wish you'd refrain fromCopy !req
25. patronising me in front of the prisoner.Copy !req
26. The prisoner!Copy !req
27. Oh, that's it - one pathetic prisoner and he thinks he's Hercules!Copy !req
28. The success has gone to your head.Copy !req
29. Just before you start sneering at this prisonerCopy !req
30. perhaps you should know that his name is Diomede.Copy !req
31. And if you look in the Greek army lists,
you'll see he's quite a catch.Copy !req
32. Which none but you could have caught, O Lion of Troy.Copy !req
33. What was that?Copy !req
34. Well there you are, you see!Copy !req
35. Right, go on, go on!Copy !req
36. Tell them, Diomede!Copy !req
37. We fought. I lost.Copy !req
38. I am not ashamed.Copy !req
39. There is none in all our ranks who could stand againstCopy !req
40. the wrath of Paris when he seeks revenge.Copy !req
41. Ah, very good... very good, yesCopy !req
42. There you are, you seeCopy !req
43. I'm treated with more respect by the enemy
than I am by my own family!Copy !req
44. Ah...Copy !req
45. They don't know you as well as we do.Copy !req
46. Perhaps better!Copy !req
47. And perhaps the time has come for you to
start revising your opinions, sister.Copy !req
48. You forget one thingCopy !req
49. your prisoner and that girl have clearly met before.Copy !req
50. Why won't you let me explain that?Copy !req
51. It's really all quite simple...Copy !req
52. Yes, I'm sure it is.Copy !req
53. But Paris claimed Diomede here as a Greek prisoner.Copy !req
54. And Cassandra claims that you are a Greek spy.Copy !req
55. And a sorceress!Copy !req
56. Yes, quite.Copy !req
57. After all, you do claim to know the future.Copy !req
58. Yes, but don't you see, that...Copy !req
59. Hush, my child!Copy !req
60. This war with the Greeks has been going on for ten long years!Copy !req
61. And frankly, we're very bored with being penned up here.Copy !req
62. Now if you are what you really say you areCopy !req
63. as a pledge of good faith to usCopy !req
64. you must either give me information that
will lead to our speedy victory...Copy !req
65. Or?Copy !req
66. or use your supernatural powers...Copy !req
67. to turn the tide of battle in our favour.Copy !req
68. But... suppose I don't?Copy !req
69. Suppose the Greeks win?Copy !req
70. You will be burned!Copy !req
71. As a sorceress, a false prophet, and a spy!Copy !req
72. Well, as one of them, anyway.Copy !req
73. But I have every confidence in you, Cressida.Copy !req
74. And I will give you one whole day to
decide which to do.Copy !req
75. One day?Copy !req
76. Yes.Copy !req
77. But...Copy !req
78. Till tomorrow evening, to be precise.Copy !req
79. Now if you have no objectionCopy !req
80. I think they ought to be taken away.Copy !req
81. Oh yes, yes. I... I think that's all...Copy !req
82. very fair.Copy !req
83. Where are they taking us?Copy !req
84. To the dungeons.Copy !req
85. Oh, don't worry, you'll find them quite comfortable.Copy !req
86. I often spend an hour down too there myselfCopy !req
87. when I've got tired of things up here.Copy !req
88. How long do you intend to keep us there?Copy !req
89. Till you rot!Copy !req
90. Oh, well really, CassandraCopy !req
91. though that may be true in your case, Diomede.Copy !req
92. But I trust Cressida will join us before tomorrow evening.Copy !req
93. Oh yes, yes right.Copy !req
94. Guards! Take them away!Copy !req
95. Well, Doctor - you have one day left.Copy !req
96. What progress are you making?Copy !req
97. Considerable! Here...Copy !req
98. Now, you just take that for a moment.Copy !req
99. Now, pay attention please.Copy !req
100. What is it?Copy !req
101. Well, what does it look like? A flying machine!Copy !req
102. Looks like a parchment dart to me!Copy !req
103. My boy makes these to annoy his tutors.Copy !req
104. Excellent!Copy !req
105. Since you're so familiar... with this projectCopy !req
106. then it's so much easier for me...Copy !req
107. to talk to you. Come along, come along!Copy !req
108. Now, of course you realise that, ermCopy !req
109. we can build a much larger oneCopy !req
110. capable of carrying a man. Hmm?Copy !req
111. Mmm, I suppose so. What good would that be?Copy !req
112. Oh think, my dear Odysseus - a whole fleet of them!Copy !req
113. Carrying a company of soldiers over the walls and into Troy. Mmm?Copy !req
114. Mmm, how would, er, we get them into the air?Copy !req
115. Catapults!Copy !req
116. Catapults?Copy !req
117. That sounds like a vulgar oath to me!Copy !req
118. I must try it on Agamemnon. Catapults!Copy !req
119. Nonsense!Copy !req
120. The catapult is, er, well, you could make one for yourself out of strips of ox hide.Copy !req
121. And secure both ends, and then stretch it out like a bow-string, hm?Copy !req
122. I see.Copy !req
123. Then you, er, pour water over itCopy !req
124. let it dry in the sunCopy !req
125. and what happens then, mm?Copy !req
126. It begins to smell!Copy !req
127. Never mind that. It shrinks!Copy !req
128. Now, allow me to demonstrate.Copy !req
129. You place the flying machine thusCopy !req
130. as you would an arrow in a bow, and...Copy !req
131. let it go.Copy !req
132. What happens?Copy !req
133. The machine flies in the air with a soldier clinging to its back!Copy !req
134. Yes, well here's one soldier who's doing nothing of the sort!Copy !req
135. Agamemnon, then.Copy !req
136. That might be quite an idea.Copy !req
137. Thank you, I thought you'd like it.Copy !req
138. Agamemnon wouldn't do it, though.Copy !req
139. Oh? Why not?Copy !req
140. He'd object most strongly.Copy !req
141. We'll have to think of someone else.Copy !req
142. Well, anyone could do it, for that matterCopy !req
143. I mean even a child could operate it.Copy !req
144. I'm very glad to hear you say that, DoctorCopy !req
145. because I intend to build this flying machine.Copy !req
146. Excellent, excellent!Copy !req
147. And you shall have the honour of being
the first man to fly!Copy !req
148. If you hadn't called me VickiCopy !req
149. we wouldn't be here now.Copy !req
150. You called me by my name first!Copy !req
151. Only because I was surprised to see youCopy !req
152. I can't think why you disguised yourself as a Greek, anyway!Copy !req
153. I disguised myself so that I could rescue you!Copy !req
154. You succeeded beautifully.Copy !req
155. Thanks, "Diomede".Copy !req
156. Oh look, be fair!Copy !req
157. How was I to know that you'd manage to get round King Priam?Copy !req
158. You might have guessed.Copy !req
159. I know how to take care of myself!Copy !req
160. Why couldn't you have disguised yourself as a Trojan?Copy !req
161. It would have been far more sensible.Copy !req
162. Because I haven't got a Trojan uniform.Copy !req
163. If you're so clever at looking after yourselfCopy !req
164. you'd better start thinking of a way to get out of hereCopy !req
165. and fast!Copy !req
166. What do you mean - fast?Copy !req
167. Yesterday, the Doctor was given two days to capture TroyCopy !req
168. and if I know him, he'll probably succeed.Copy !req
169. Well that's all right then, we shall be rescued.Copy !req
170. Rescued? You'll be lucky!Copy !req
171. Look, may I point out that in the one day that the Doctor now has leftCopy !req
172. you have to think of a way of saving the city and defeating the Greeks!Copy !req
173. Oh... I hadn't thought of it like that.Copy !req
174. Oh, well, you'd better start.Copy !req
175. Because I don't think Cassandra's going to wait...Copy !req
176. until the city falls before she gets rid of you!Copy !req
177. Paris wouldn't let her do that, neither would Troilus.Copy !req
178. Troilus?Copy !req
179. Paris's younger brother.Copy !req
180. He likes me - I like him.Copy !req
181. I don't think that's going to matter much when the city starts to burn.Copy !req
182. Now, come on, start thinking!Copy !req
183. It's you against the Doctor now.Copy !req
184. Oh, Steven, what can we do to stop him?Copy !req
185. Do you know what he was planning?Copy !req
186. Oh, I've no idea.Copy !req
187. I suggested the wooden horse, he...Copy !req
188. he said that was something Homer made up.Copy !req
189. What was that?Copy !req
190. Some fool throwing stones at us.Copy !req
191. Probably stirred up by Cassandra.Copy !req
192. Except for her, they were all quite friendly to me...Copy !req
193. Vicki! It's the Cyclops!Copy !req
194. What!Copy !req
195. The servant of Odysseus!Copy !req
196. Look, Cyclops... can you understand me?Copy !req
197. Tell them... tell them that I've found our other friend.Copy !req
198. Yes? That they mustn't attack Troy...Copy !req
199. That's it, the city... they mustn't attack Troy until the day after tomorrow...Copy !req
200. uh-huh... otherwise we'll both be killed...Copy !req
201. This girl and I. You understand?Copy !req
202. Glad he thinks that's funny.Copy !req
203. Tell... tell the old man...Copy !req
204. Cressida, what's going on?Copy !req
205. Oh, Troilus!Copy !req
206. What are you doing?Copy !req
207. Ah, nothing, just watching Ste, erCopy !req
208. Diomede examining those things in there.Copy !req
209. What are you doing up there?Copy !req
210. Just admiring the view.Copy !req
211. It's a very handsome square out here.Copy !req
212. Perhaps, but you're supposed to sit in your cell and be quiet.Copy !req
213. You weren't talking to him, were you?Copy !req
214. You're not supposed to.Copy !req
215. No, I was... just watching.Copy !req
216. I brought you some food.Copy !req
217. Oh, thank you! I though I'd been forgotten.Copy !req
218. You can, erm, tell me what's going on while I eat.Copy !req
219. I'm not allowed to talk to you.Copy !req
220. Why not?Copy !req
221. I'm on duty.Copy !req
222. Can't you even...Copy !req
223. I'm sorry, Cressida, but I must obey orders.Copy !req
224. Mm, this is very good.Copy !req
225. Would you like some?Copy !req
226. Go on... try some.Copy !req
227. Well actually I... I have already eaten.Copy !req
228. Will you keep still?Copy !req
229. I'm thinking.Copy !req
230. Well think sitting down!Copy !req
231. Now you said your plans were ready.Copy !req
232. I've got half a company of men standing by to make this machine of yours.Copy !req
233. Dismiss them then.Copy !req
234. What? You have very little time left, Doctor!Copy !req
235. Oh, I'm quite well aware of that, but erCopy !req
236. I'm afraid this machine isn't going to work.Copy !req
237. You mean you're too frightened to fly it yourself.Copy !req
238. No, no, no, it isn't that, not at all!Copy !req
239. I've made a mistake in my calculations.Copy !req
240. A mistake?Copy !req
241. Mm. Yes, yes, I'm afraid we must face up to it, OdysseusCopy !req
242. er, man was never meant to fly.Copy !req
243. Wasn't he now? Well that seems to me a great shame.Copy !req
244. Now if your machine won't work, Doctor, I propose to fly you without it.Copy !req
245. Oh? What do you mean?Copy !req
246. Simply thisCopy !req
247. That my catapult is ready, and it seems a great pity to waste it.Copy !req
248. Now you have failed me, therefore you are expendableCopy !req
249. I propose to fire you over the walls of Troy!Copy !req
250. Ah, but I have another ideaCopy !req
251. and a much better one!Copy !req
252. It had better be. Well?Copy !req
253. Have you ever thought of a... a horse, hmm?Copy !req
254. Is that supposed to be funny?Copy !req
255. It should be a huge horse, about forty foot high.Copy !req
256. What good would that be?Copy !req
257. We build it hollow and we fill it with soldiersCopy !req
258. and leave it on the sandy plain for the Trojans to capture it, hmm?Copy !req
259. And... and it's just possible that the TrojansCopy !req
260. will come out and take the horse back into their city!Copy !req
261. And the Greeks pretend to sail away, mm?Copy !req
262. Ah, yes, that's quite an idea, Doctor!Copy !req
263. No, of course notCopy !req
264. it was just that Cassandra went on so about your being a witch!Copy !req
265. And you thought I might put a spell on you?Copy !req
266. Well no, of course not - I'd like to see you try it...Copy !req
267. you're not a witch, are you?Copy !req
268. Of course not. Do I look like one?Copy !req
269. Well, no, but... then I've never met one.Copy !req
270. Look here, I shouldn't be talking to you like this.Copy !req
271. And what are you laughing at?Copy !req
272. Well you're not in the war, are you?Copy !req
273. You're far too young!Copy !req
274. I'm seventeen next birthday!Copy !req
275. Well, that's hardly any older than me!Copy !req
276. You shouldn't be killing people at your age.Copy !req
277. Well... between you and me, I...Copy !req
278. I don't honestly enjoy killing at all.Copy !req
279. But I love adventure.Copy !req
280. Yes, I know what you mean.Copy !req
281. Well, what is this idea of yours?Copy !req
282. Well, it's all perfectly simple!Copy !req
283. Nonsense! Show them the plans, Doctor.Copy !req
284. It's quite revolutionary!Copy !req
285. There, what do you make of that?Copy !req
286. Er, well it's, erm, a horse...Copy !req
287. Isn't it?Copy !req
288. Well done, Menelaus.Copy !req
289. But what sort of horse, that's the point.Copy !req
290. Ah. Er, well...Copy !req
291. A big horse.Copy !req
292. Exactly! A very big horse.Copy !req
293. Is this some sort of joke?Copy !req
294. The horse is at least forty foot high!Copy !req
295. Oh, but horses don't grow as big as that - do they?Copy !req
296. I mean, even the Great Horse of Asia that the Trojans worship...Copy !req
297. Now you're beginning to get to the point.Copy !req
298. Horses don't grow that high.Copy !req
299. No.Copy !req
300. The Great Horse of Asia does not existCopy !req
301. therefore we are going to build one for the Trojans as a sort of present.Copy !req
302. Mm hmm, go on.Copy !req
303. We build it of wood, and we build it hollow.Copy !req
304. Then we fill it with a picked team of soldiers.Copy !req
305. Well... then what do we do?Copy !req
306. You take to the ships and sail away...Copy !req
307. Oh!Copy !req
308. to make the Trojans think you've all gone.Copy !req
309. Excellent! Now, that is a good idea!Copy !req
310. You all come back again, of course, hm!Copy !req
311. Why is there always a catch in it?Copy !req
312. None of this must happen before nightfall, hmm?Copy !req
313. Now Achilles will take his Myrmidons and hide out upon the plain.Copy !req
314. I thought you said the best warriors'd be in the horse?Copy !req
315. So they will be.Copy !req
316. I shall be there with my Ithacans.Copy !req
317. My Ithacans, and the Doctor, of course.Copy !req
318. That wasn't part of the plan!Copy !req
319. It is now - I've just thought of it.Copy !req
320. I'm standing no more nonsense from you, Doctor.Copy !req
321. That will not be necessary!Copy !req
322. I shall only get in the way!Copy !req
323. You'd better not do that.Copy !req
324. Now the rest is up to the Trojans.Copy !req
325. They see that we have gone.Copy !req
326. They see their Great Horse upon the plainCopy !req
327. which has descended from heaven to drive us away.Copy !req
328. Then they drag the horse into the city.Copy !req
329. Mmm, are you sure? Suppose they set fire to it?Copy !req
330. Oh, well, that is a calculated riskCopy !req
331. but somehow I don't believe they'll want to destroy one of their own gods.Copy !req
332. Yes, but once they have the horse inside, won't they close the gates?Copy !req
333. Of course they will! But during the nightCopy !req
334. we shall leave the horse, open up the gates to let you all in again.Copy !req
335. What more do you want?Copy !req
336. A drink!Copy !req
337. There, I've finished. That was lovely.Copy !req
338. Then, er, I... I'd better go, I've...Copy !req
339. I've stayed here far too long as it is already.Copy !req
340. Oh but, er, aren't you going to take some food to Diomede?Copy !req
341. Why?Copy !req
342. Well, perhaps he's hungry too.Copy !req
343. But he's a Greek.Copy !req
344. He deserves to be hungry.Copy !req
345. Well, perhaps so, but, eh... you can't let him starve!Copy !req
346. He won't starve!Copy !req
347. The guards will throw him a scrap or two later on.Copy !req
348. Well, that's a very nice attitude, I must say!Copy !req
349. Look here, is this Diomede a particular friend of yours or something?Copy !req
350. A very good friend, yes!Copy !req
351. Well I don't see how you can be friends with a Greek!Copy !req
352. Oh, look, Troilus, when you...Copy !req
353. come from the future you make friends with a lot of peopleCopy !req
354. and he's one of them.Copy !req
355. I see. But he's not in any way special?Copy !req
356. No! Why do you keep on?Copy !req
357. Well, because that's what I was...Copy !req
358. I mean, that's what the others were worried about.Copy !req
359. Oh... er, yes, well, all right, er,Copy !req
360. you can tell them to... stop worrying... and let us out.Copy !req
361. Yes, yes I will.Copy !req
362. But I don't suppose anyone will take any notice.Copy !req
363. Well, do your best anyway.Copy !req
364. Naturally! I'll let you know what happens.Copy !req
365. Perhaps I can come back later onCopy !req
366. if there's any news, that is.Copy !req
367. Well, you know where to find me, don't you?Copy !req
368. I mean I don't expect I shall be going out or anything.Copy !req
369. I suppose not. Well...Copy !req
370. goodbye for the present then... Cressida.Copy !req
371. Goodbye, Troilus.Copy !req
372. You ought to be ashamed of yourself!Copy !req
373. I don't see why!Copy !req
374. At least I've done something towards getting us out of hereCopy !req
375. which is more than you have.Copy !req
376. And what chance have I had?Copy !req
377. Anyway, I though he was rather nice.Copy !req
378. Oh, you made that painfully obvious!Copy !req
379. And I think you might at least have had the decencyCopy !req
380. to have saved me some food!Copy !req
381. Oh! Thanks.Copy !req
382. The guards are sending you some scraps later, Troilus said so.Copy !req
383. Hmm! Troilus!Copy !req
384. You know, Steven, I think I could get to be...Copy !req
385. quite happy here in time.Copy !req
386. I hate to remind you, but time is the one thing we just haven't got.Copy !req
387. But you said you'd sent a message to the Doctor!Copy !req
388. Yeah, well I think I have. It's hard to tell with the Cyclops.Copy !req
389. In any case, your new boyfriend came in beforeCopy !req
390. I'd finished telling him everything.Copy !req
391. Well, let's hope he did understand.Copy !req
392. Yeah. And let's hope he got out of Troy safely.Copy !req
393. Otherwise we're in trouble.Copy !req
394. Halt! Halt or I shoot!Copy !req
395. Identify yourself.Copy !req
396. Speak!Copy !req
397. Who... are... you?Copy !req
398. Oh confound you, why did you have to do that?Copy !req
399. The poor little fellow probably never meant any harm!Copy !req
400. Well, now we shall never know who he was.Copy !req
401. Well, Doctor, that's a warhorse and a half for you.Copy !req
402. That's something like a secret weapon.Copy !req
403. Better than half a dozen of your crack-brained flying machines.Copy !req
404. Yes, I... I only wish I shared your confidence.Copy !req
405. Well, what's the matter with you?Copy !req
406. Have you no faith in your own invention?Copy !req
407. No, no, Odysseus, it isn't that, but I just didn't like the look of those fetlocks.Copy !req
408. They... no safety margin at all.Copy !req
409. Well, they haven't got to last foreverCopy !req
410. after all, we're not building one of the wonders of the world, are we?Copy !req
411. As long as that horse gets us into TroyCopy !req
412. it can collapse into a mare's nest for all I care!Copy !req
413. Er, suppose it collapses whilst we're all in it, hmm?Copy !req
414. Then we shall all look very foolish indeed.Copy !req
415. Yes, and I've no wish to be made a laughing stock!Copy !req
416. Not another word, Doctor!Copy !req
417. To coin a phrase, you are coming for a ride!Copy !req
418. I told you strong-arm tactics wouldn't work.Copy !req
419. Odysseus! Come here, quickly!Copy !req
420. What is it now, Doctor?Copy !req
421. Upon my soul, you're making me as nervous as a Bacchante at her first orgy.Copy !req
422. Why don't you try and get some sleep?Copy !req
423. I've never felt less like sleep in my life!Copy !req
424. I thought I, er, saw some movement down there.Copy !req
425. I hope you did.Copy !req
426. That's the whole point of the operation, is it not?Copy !req
427. Pretty lot of fools we'd look if we...Copy !req
428. come here and nobody takes a damned bit of notice of us.Copy !req
429. I think I ought to warn you that I've givenCopy !req
430. second thoughts to the whole of this schemeCopy !req
431. and... I think it better we turn round and go back before it's too late.Copy !req
432. Get out of my wayCopy !req
433. Now look, Doctor, will you be still?Copy !req
434. I suggest, Doctor, that if you cannot sleep... you start counting Trojans.Copy !req
435. Here they come, now.Copy !req
436. Cressida! Cressida, wake up!Copy !req
437. You must come quickly!Copy !req
438. What's the matter?Copy !req
439. The Greeks have gone!Copy !req
440. What do you mean?Copy !req
441. Well the whole fleet has sailed, and now there's not one to be seenCopy !req
442. they've all gone home! The war's over!Copy !req
443. Are you... are you... sure that...Copy !req
444. Are you sure they've all really gone?Copy !req
445. Well Paris has gone out now to make sure, but what else can it mean?Copy !req
446. Well, come and see for yourself!Copy !req
447. Are you releasing me?Copy !req
448. Well, naturally!Copy !req
449. Father's terribly pleased with you!Copy !req
450. Oh, it was nothing to do with me!Copy !req
451. Well, he thinks it was, and that's the main thing.Copy !req
452. He saying that you've brought us luck as he always said you would.Copy !req
453. Cassandra's furious about itCopy !req
454. she hates you more than ever now.Copy !req
455. Oh dear.Copy !req
456. Oh, that doesn't matter, she's completely discredited.Copy !req
457. If even the end of the war can't cheer her upCopy !req
458. she's not worth bothering about.Copy !req
459. Well come on, father wants to thank you himself!Copy !req
460. Yes...Copy !req
461. Oh, um, what about Diomede?Copy !req
462. Who?Copy !req
463. Diomede!Copy !req
464. Yes, what about Diomede?Copy !req
465. Do you think you can fight the whole of Troy on your own?Copy !req
466. I don't want to fight anybody.Copy !req
467. Well that's just as well. You're the last of the Greeks now.Copy !req
468. Your friends have all sailed home without you.Copy !req
469. Well come on!Copy !req
470. Absolute silence, everyone.Copy !req
471. Yes, but I... I...Copy !req
472. That includes you, Doctor!Copy !req
473. Well, this time... Troy will be destroyed!Copy !req
474. Come on in, Cressida!Copy !req
475. Come in, both of you!Copy !req
476. Has Troilus told you the news?Copy !req
477. Yes, it's marvellous, isn't it?Copy !req
478. I'm so pleased.Copy !req
479. Pleased?Copy !req
480. I should just say you are. You did it!Copy !req
481. Oh, yes you didCopy !req
482. I don't know how, but that's your own business, I suppose.Copy !req
483. Now why on earth couldn't you tell us this was going to happen?Copy !req
484. You would have saved yourself all those hours in the cellsCopy !req
485. and us a great deal of worry.Copy !req
486. She didn't tell you because it's some form of treachery.Copy !req
487. Don't trust her, father!Copy !req
488. Oh, stuff and nonsense!Copy !req
489. Oh, go and feed the sacred serpents or something.Copy !req
490. If you can't be pleasant at a time like thisCopy !req
491. Cassandra, I don't want to see y...Copy !req
492. Oh, Paris! Have the Greeks really gone?Copy !req
493. Every last one of them, or so it seems!Copy !req
494. There you are, Cassandra, I told you so.Copy !req
495. Oh, do for goodness sake, smile!Copy !req
496. But... more importantCopy !req
497. I think I've just found the Great Horse of Asia!Copy !req
498. You've done what?Copy !req
499. Something uncommonly like it, anyway.Copy !req
500. What on earth are you talking about?Copy !req
501. The Great Horse of Asia!Copy !req
502. Standing all by itself in the middle of the plainCopy !req
503. about forty foot high and made of wood!Copy !req
504. Whereabouts in the middle of the plain?Copy !req
505. Near the Grecian line. Look!Copy !req
506. You can just see it from here.Copy !req
507. Great heavens!Copy !req
508. I do believe you're right! It is the Great Horse of Asia!Copy !req
509. It's an omen. An omen of disaster.Copy !req
510. It is the Trojan Horse! But I thought...Copy !req
511. What was that?Copy !req
512. Yes, ask her! Go on, ask her!Copy !req
513. She knows what it is! It's our doom!Copy !req
514. It's the death of Troy, brought upon us by that cursed witch!Copy !req
515. Now understand me, CassandraCopy !req
516. I will not have one word said against that horse!Copy !req
517. And neither will I against Cressida!Copy !req
518. Will you not?Copy !req
519. Then woe to the House of Priam.Copy !req
520. Woe to the Trojans!Copy !req
521. I'm afraid you're a bit late to say 'whoa' to the horse!Copy !req
522. I've just given instructions to have it brought into the city.Copy !req