Speech On Hero's Journey

Sons of Scotland, my brothers, today an English army crawls our lands from the east to claim our lives, dignity and families. Another approaches from the west. Between them, they hope to trap us in the low grounds, where they will pick us off one by one until we float in pools of Scottish blood. Blood that will not be spilled for the likes of King Edward – English scum.

I see a whole army of my countrymen standing before me, come here in defiance of tyranny. You have journeyed here, amongst brothers, as free men, yet I see fear hidden deep within your eyes. The same fear that would cause any Scotsman to lose his faith. There may be a day, when our courage fails, when we forsake our families and lands. But today is not that day! Today we will
As he drew his dying breath, Wallace had faith in his countrymen. Will we let him die in vain? Now that his body has been torn to pieces to serve as a warning to those who defy the English, we will fight, as one body. For Scotland, and for Wallace!

Arise, arise fighters of Scotland! Spears shall be shattered, armour will be pierced, they will hear the ring of our swords and they will know what we can do. We will not just kill the bassas, we will show the tits how we Scots do battle.

We must avoid low grounds and let the English think they have the element of surprise. Callum, take your men north and behind the line of trees. The English should begin approaching by dawn. As for my men, we will set up camp. Pitch your tents and start the fires. Before sunrise we will travel south. When the English arrive, we will pick them off like bugs as they swarm our camp. Any survivors will be taken out when we charge from north and south. Archers, count your arrows, cavalry, sharpen your spears, and the rest of you, prepare yourselves for battle! The English pillocks better be ready to kiss our Scottish