Kings

King Silas: The mother of the hero. Jessie: The hero of my son. King Silas: You've been waiting here some time can I help you? Jessie: I only wait for David. King Silas: We wait on him too. I'd be happy to send you word of his return, should he forget his upbringing and neglect to tell his mother. Jessie: You sent him somewhere. I know it. You've done something to him. King Silas: If David was charged somehow, I can assure you it was for a good cause and you'll be proud. Jessie: You don't have good causes. You pretend to be a good man, like you pretend to be a young man. But I don't wait here out of worry, but to see him when he comes home victorious, which he will. His course is set on something. I tried to change it, you set that monster loose. And the shame of it is, you and I, will be the only ones who will wish it never happened. And we'll have to watch.

King Silas: It must have been a hell of an adventure. David: It tested my faith, in many things. Did you intend for me to rescue your Charter, or to die trying? As perhaps you've sent others to die before. King Silas: I intended it a test of metal, no less than I would ask my own natural-born son, to come out deserving or dead. David: Then here I am. King Silas: Here you are. David: My eyes open. King Silas: See my arms open wide, rejoicing in your triumph.