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IN: CREDITS: Superimposed over famous drawings, paintings and sketches of the Trojan War, Helen and lastly, the Trojan Horse. SCROLLING titles (supported by a foreboding score): 1200 B.C.E. Greece was preparing to expand its control across the Aegean Sea and consume the great Trojan Empire. King Priam of Troy sent his wife to Greece in an attempt to reach a treaty. With no desire for peace, the Grecians took Queen Hecuba prisoner. Months later, Paris, prince of Troy, sailed to Greece to re-embark on the treaty and bring home his mother. Paris arrived to find his mother dead. With revenge in his head and lust in his heart, Paris stole away the wife of Menelaus of Sparta, the infamous Queen Helen, taking her with him back to Troy. Menelaus and his brother, King Agamemnon, led an armada of 1,100 war ships bearing 100,000 Greek soldiers to the Trojan shores. And the Trojan War began. Nine years later, the five kingdoms of Greece have still failed to conquer the lone city of Troy, the last major opposing army to the Grecian Empire. 0002000002E3000004232DD,FADE IN: ext. the trojan PALACE - pre dawn (establishing shot) The sun has yet to rise over Troy, a massive palace in its center. int. troiLUS BEDCHAMBER - pre dawn TROILUS, 23, a charismatic prince with a body equal to Adonis, sleeps in his bed. voice (os) Prince Troilus? Your highness? A hand taps Troilus shoulder. vOICE (contd) Your highness? tROILUS Im up. TROILUS SERVANT, 14 and scrawny, stares down. tROILus servant You will miss your morning ritual. Troilus eyes open wide. Troilus flies out of bed. int. THE TROJAN PALACE - pre dawn Troilus & Troilus Servant exit his room, race past an open door, then a closed door and slide out of sight down the stair banister. Inside the hallways open door... 0002000004BC000007004B6,int. HECTORS BEDROOM - pre dawn The elegant golden royal crest hangs about the neck of HECTOR, 30s, a poised, broad shouldered warrior, bends over and kisses his sleeping wife, 30s, on the head. Hector exits the room, passing HECTORS SERVANT who holds the door open for him. hECTOR Good morning. hectors servant Good morrow, Prince Hector. The camera passes through the wall into... int. paris BEDCHAMBER - pre dawn Behind bed netting sleeps a beautiful couple in the spoon position, facing away from us. The man shifts to lay on his back. PARIS, 28 and gorgeous, scratches himself in his sleep and snores. ext. THE TROJAN PALACE - pre dawn Troilus races down the front steps of the palace, Troilus Servant hot on his tail, running to keep up. ext. trojAN STREET - pre dawn Troilus turns a corner to be at the top of a sloped dirt road. On the side of the street, a parked two wheeled chariot without horses attached. Troilus leaps onto the chariot and rides it down the sloped street like an ancient skateboard. Troilus Servant rounds the corner to see Troilus roaring down the hill ahead of him. Troilus Servant gives up and slows to a walk. int. hectors armory - pre dawn 0002000002B900000BB62B3,Hector enters the armory as a SECOND SERVANT stands waiting for him, breastplate armor in hand. Hectors two Servants bolt and strap on his regal golden armor. Hectors personal seal adorns his shield, helmet and the pummel of his sword. int. parIS BEDCHAMBER - pre dawn Paris snores louder. ext. trojan roof - dawn Troilus watches the sun sneak over the horizon. Troilus Servant catches up to him and sits beside Troilus. They see the sunrise. tROILUS Theres only one thing in the world more beautiful than that. They turn their attention across the street to see into... int. crESSIDAS BEDCHAMBER - dawn CRESSIDA, 22, wakes as the sun splashes across her smooth skin. 00020000031F00000E69319,ext. trojan roof - dawn Troilus watches. AENEAS, a peer to Troilus, steps onto the roof. aENEAS One day shes going to see you. tROILUS Thank you for the use of your roof, old friend. I swear she outshines the sun. aeneas The woman is indeed like the sun. Hot tempered, a scorching wit and dont get too close for fear of your own life. But she does look good from a safe distance. Troilus watches Cressida rise. In her white flowing sleep-wear, Cressida stretches, resembling a blossoming rose, warm and soft. troilus Thats the woman I intend to marry. aeneas Now all you have to do is talk to her. Aeneas pats Troilus on the back and exits down the stairs. tROILUS I could watch her all day. tROILus servant We had better get back, your highness. The recruits will be waiting. 0002000003810000118237B,Troilus Servant walks to the stairs, but Troilus has not moved. tROILUS SERVANT (contd) My prince? Do you want her to see you? Prince Troilus, the recruits. Troilus stands. His eyes do not leave Cressida. ext. THE TROJAN PALACE - DAY Troilus and his Servant walk up the steps as Hector walks down the steps to his chariot. tROILUS Good morrow, brother. Hector rubs Troilus head as they pass one another on the steps. int. parIS BEDCHAMBER - DAY Paris shifts in his sleep, snoring. ext. THE TROJAN PALACE COURTYARD - DAY Troilus hollers out strike and block commands. tROILUS One. Two. Three. Four. Five. Six. Seven. Eight. Switch! One. Two. Three. Four. Five. Six... A hundred paired TROJAN RECRUITS, 15 to 17, face one another in rows, each wears rusty armor, obeying Troilus commands with a wooden sword and shield. Troilus runs the numbers over and over. 00020000058B000014FD585,ext. THE TROJAN KINGDOM - DAY On a hilltop stands a glittering city with palaces of gold. A brisk walk from the shore, Troy grows bountiful crops and stands tall with great walls all around it. Inside the city CITIZENS walk the streets and Merchants sell their crops or pottery. The front of the great wall stands one towering front gate that goes the length of the giant wall that surrounds the city. Behind the enormous gate, swooping down to see four hundred Trojan Soldiers armed for battle, some with chariots, others on single mounted horseback and half on foot. Each shield, helmet and sword handle bearing the personal seal of its owner. Standing on their chariots in front of these four hundred men are Trojan Commanders adorned with finer armor baring solid gold trimmings and short red capes: TROJAN COMMANDERS 1 & 2 (late 20s) and the head commander, the brilliant, shining Prince Hector. Their beautiful armor glistens in the sunlight. HECTOR Sarpedon, have you seen Paris? Trojan Commander 2 shakes his head. Hector looks up to the top of the wall, just next to the gate, where six SENTRIES stand on watch. Hector nods to them. One of the Sentries sounds the attack horn. A second Sentry pulls down a lever which triggers a great clicking mechanism. The giant gates swing open. The trumpet plays. Hector leads the 404 men out from the great walls of Troy into the windy plains. 0002000004AB00001A824A5,ext. the trojan PALACE COURTYARD - day Troilus continues to shout commands. The troops obey. tROILUS One. Two. Three. Four. Five. Six. Seven. Eight. Switch! One. Two. Four. Five. Three. Seven. Eight. A few Recruits are thrown off by the mixing up of numbers, but many stay with Troilus commands. ext. the bATTLEFIELD - DAY Outside the walls of Troy, the wind blows ceaselessly across the plains creating a skittish expectation in the air. This gives the land outside the walls of Troy a constant restless quality. Trojan Soldiers hit formation on one side of the battlefield in four blocks of 10 X 10. At the front of each row is a Sub Commander on horseback or chariot. In front of each block of a hundred men stands one commander in a chariot. Across the battlefield, from around the rocks come the intimidating, grizzly looking Greek Army, ages 18-49 who wear striking Corinthian helmets (with tall Mohawk horsehair crests down the center of them), bronze armor, round shields (each army with their own logo), an armor breastplate that sculpted to enhance the look of every rippling muscle its Greek owner has, and Grebes that cover their shins and kneecap. 0002000002F100001F272EB,Four commanders lead their slow, taunting approach: OCTAVIUS STRATO, powerful with a sinister chiseled face, 30s, MENELAUS, a vicious king with a toned body and long black hair, KING AGAMEMNON, a bearded leader who resembles Menelaus, and the Telemonian AJAX, a strong broad built warrior taller than the others. They align themselves across from the Trojans. Ajax, Agamemnon and Menelaus ride their chariots to the center of the battlefield away from their troops. Hector and his fellow commanders mirror Agamemnons and Menelaus actions. Octavius chariot driver, DARIUS, a menacing, muscular greek soldier, turns to Octavius. darius Shall we join the negotiations? oCTAVIUS I am not here to talk. ANGEL ON - CENTER OF THE BATTLEFIELD 00020000040900002212403,The Commanders face one another. kING AGAMEMNON We have come to offer you one last chance to end this war. mENELAUS (fury burns) Give me back my wife. hECTOR You mean Paris wife. King Agamemnon holds up his hand to stop Menelaus. kING AGAMEMNON Return Helen and we will show mercy upon your women when we have fully decimated your kingdom. The war is over, Hector. You cannot defeat all of Greece. Look at your soldiers. I have sons older than most of your commanders. Relinquish Helen so that we can discuss the conditions of your surrender. Trojan Commander 2 Never! Helen is this war! For as long as we have Helen, we will-- hECTOR Our people are committed to this fight. I will not ride back to Troy and tell its women that thousands of their sons and fathers died in vain. King Agamemnon and Menelaus look at one another. mENELAUS (beat, taunts Hector) I wonder when I might again see your mysterious brother, Paris, in the field. I have a few words I would like to share with him. Tell him I said so. 0002000004A40000261549E,hECTOR (mocks) Speaking of absences, where is Achilles? I have searched the field every day for a year now and not found him. kING AGAMEMNON Achilles has retired. hECTOR You are as old as he, yet you are here. (shouts toward the Greek army) Where are you, Achilles?! Where is the coward?! mENELAUS Fight me and youll have no need for Achilles. hECTOR Ill see you in the field. The Commanders ride back to the front of their armies. Ajax smiles wickedly at Hector before he rides off. Wind whips the Trojan Commanders capes around. Two TRUMPETERS, one Trojan and one Greek, prepare horns. Trojans grip their reigns. Greeks palm their spears. Menelaus casually brushes his long black hair, eyes piercing. Trojan Commander 2 smirks wickedly. Octavius slowly sharpens his sword which produces a high pitched scraping sound with every stroke. Great Hector twists his neck until it cracks three times. Menelaus, gritting his teeth, nods to the Greek Trumpeter. The Greek trumpet blows three times. Menelaus points his spear ahead and leads his army in a classic Greek battle cry. mENELAUS (repeating) El la la lo! Hector nods to the Trojan trumpeter, who blows five times. 00020000036100002AB335B,Menelaus army charges. Hectors army charges. They collide in the center. A great clamor erupts from clashing bronze. ext. THE TROJAN PALACE COURTYARD - DAY Troilus quickens the attack calls. The Recruits try to keep up. tROILUS Five, six, eight, two. Switch! match CUT TO: ext. the bATTLEFIELD - DAY A Trojan Foot Soldier attacks a Greek in unison with the numbers Troilus calls, showing how the attack applies in battle. The Trojan slices open a Greek on seven. tROILUS (vo) Three, one, five, seven. ext. the trojan PALACE COURTYARD - day As Troilus mixes up the attack calls and increases his speed. The Recruits start falling apart, occasionally hitting one another with their wooden swords. A couple yelps. tROILUs (with increasing pace) Switch! Three, four, five, eight, one. Switch! Four, six. Switch! One. Switch! Five. 0002000002C100002E0E2BB,Troilus shakes his head. tROILUS (contd) Halt! The men stop, catching breath and nursing whacked body parts. tROILUS (contd) Every time you miss a block, that is your life, your blood being shed. Anytime you swing your sword and miss an attack, the Greek across from you will not. ext. the bATTLEFIELD - DAY Octavius yanks his sword from a Trojans gut. The Trojan collapses to his knees. Swing. Octavius takes off his head. troilus (vo) And while you decide where to attack, the Greek sticks his sword so deeply in your gut, all you can do is pray that he has the mercy to finish you off. The body and head fall from the chariot into the dirt. ext. THE TROJAN PALACE COURTYARD - DAY 00020000053D000030C9537,Recruit 1 chuckles with his Partner quietly, not paying attention. Troilus walks up to Recruit 1, who immediately straightens up. Troilus circles Recruit 1, examining him. Troilus notices the untied straps on his armor. Troilus rips the rusty chest armor off Recruit 1 and raises his wooden sword to the Recruits chest. tROILUS Do you think you could fight the great Achilles armored like this?! Octavius Strato? Do you want to live? You are no good to Troy dead. RECRUIT 2 grunts. Fearlessly, Troilus gets in the face of the taller youth. tROILUs (contd) Could you kill Octavius Strato? recruit 2 It takes a big man to kill a big man. Troilus takes one of the soldiers wooden shields. troilus Prove it. The Recruits form a circle around Recruit 2 and Troilus. The two face off against one another. Troilus mock attacks first. Recruit 2 jumps. Recruits giggle. tROILUS (contd) Come on, big man. Do you fear me? You should. Thats natural. Use it. Attack! Recruit 2 attacks with mighty, sweeping swings of his sword. tROILUS (contd) Slow down and think. Recruit 2 backs Troilus across the courtyard, hollering war cries. Recruit 2 backs Troilus to a wall. tROILUS (contd) Now its my turn. Troilus attacks with a series of fast blows, high and low. Recruit 2 blocks them with difficulty while retreating. 00020000058E00003600588,tROILUS (contd) I thought you were a big man. Recruit 2 tries to counter, not sure where to strike, but in that split second Troilus rams Recruit 2 with his shield, knocking him on his back. Troilus steps on his hand and puts the end of his wooden sword against Recruit 2s throat. Recruit 2 pants. Troilus helps Recruit 2 to his feet. tROILUS (contd) (to all the Recruits) On the battlefield, it wont be wood theyll be fighting with. They wont be inexperienced like you, and they wont hesitate when the time comes to kill. If you leave an opening out there, youre dead. The Greeks have never lost a war. Their army outnumbers us seven to one. As you get tired of going to battle each morning, they rotate their soldiers so you are faced with five hundred fresh, well rested Greek Warriors every day. Have no false confidence. To win this war is impossible. The most we can hope for is to bore them into going home. ext. CALCHAS HOUSE - DAY A sign on the door that reads SOOTHSAYER, PROPHESIER, FORTUNE TELLER & SEER OF THE FUTURE. FEMALE CITIZENS 1 & 2, gossipy women, walk by. One of them stops and stares at the house. fEMALE CITIZEN 1 Stay clear of that cursed man. He sees things no man should know. It is a wicked, dark power to see the future. The Female Citizens scurry away. Above the front door of Calchas house juts a second floor balcony. Past the balcony drapes is... 0002000004EB00003B884E5,int. calchas bedchamber - day CALCHAS, 40s and sweating, violently tosses in his sleep. CALCHAS Fire. Fire. FIRE! Calchas jolts awake from his nightmare, struggles for breath. int. calchas house - day Frantic, Calchas throws all he can gather worth any value into his large sack. CALCHAS SERVANT enters. calchas servant Your wagon is loaded, sir. If you wish to leave before the second wave of the attack, you must leave now. cALCHAS Im forgetting something... Cressida! int. CALCHAS upstairs hallway - day Calchas unlatches three locks on the outside of a bedroom door. int. cressidas BEDCHAMBER - DAY Calchas finds blankets tied off to the balcony railing leading to the street below. cALCHAS SERVANT Some animals cage better than others. Calchas hits the railing. cALCHAS Where has that infernal girl gone now? int. pandarus flat - day PANDARUS, 40s, sews a sleeve onto the garment of Cressida. cressida Are you almost done? pANDARUS Patience. Maybe next time a man makes a comment like that you wont blacken his eye and rip your dress in the process. cressida He deserved it. There is not one decent man in this city. pANDARUS There is one. cressida If you mention Prince Troilus again, Ill blacken your eye. 0002000007320000406D72C,pANDARUS Why are you so put off by him? cressida Im put off by you! Every time I mention a man, you mention Troilus, as if he were the only one in Troy. pANDARUS He is. cressida Ugh! You see! I havent even seen him yet and Im already sick of him. What kind of name is Troilus anyway? pAnDARUS A princely one. Troilus of Troy. His name would be Lion if he were named by his deeds in courage, Fox if named for his cunning, Elephant if for the size of his... resolve-- cressida All right, uncle. Enough. No man could possibly live up to your ramblings. I tell you, he is probably ugly as a cur. int. the royal baths - day Troilus lays in steamy water, eyes closed, arms rested around the rim of the large bath, droplets of condensation glistening off his muscular, tan, toned, gorgeous physique. The bath could hold fifty men. Enter Aeneas. He looks down in the water over Troilus shoulder. He smirks and undresses. aENEAS I see youre thinking about Cressida. Troilus chuckles, eyes remaining closed. tROILUS Aeneas, always rescuing me from bliss. aENEAS So? What was she doing? I want details. troilus (smiles, picturing it) Brushing her hair. aENEAS Brushing her hair? Thats the best your mind can come up with. Youre a disgrace to manhood, you know that? Aeneas steps into the bath. aENEAs (contd) Forget Cressida. I know this girl, a red head, shell take you to a place the gods have never been. tROILUS No thanks. Sleeping with half the women in Troy never made you more of a man. aeneas Id face off against Achilles before the likes of Cressida. After doing battle with the best of the Greek army, even you fear to approach her. You rely on that uncle of hers, Pandarus. Forget Helen, it is Cressida that is the conquest of Troy. She turns away suitor after suitor. Even me, the catch of Troy. 0002000002BC000047992B6,tROILUS Your wife will be glad to hear it. aeneas She thinks women should have the rights of a man. If you were to get intimate with her, she would have to be on top. She may even want to enjoy herself. Can you imagine such a thing? The girl has no idea who you are! tROILUS Do you think I know any more about her? aENEAS You know everything there is to know. tROILUS Rumors and gossip. You speak of her strength of character and criticize her for it. Her strength is exactly why I am in love with her. Looks are fleeting. Every day I fight, I fight for her. She is my muse. I fight foolishly in hopes that a story of my tremendous efforts will somehow find a way into her ears. 00020000042F00004A4F429,aENEAS Youre wasting time trusting Pandarus to talk to her for you. Hes a buffoon. He probably tells her how obsessed you are. That youre some strange abnormality. int. pandarus flat - day Pandarus seizes Cressida by the shoulders. pANDARUS Hes a god! Pandarus looks over the sleeve he just mended. cRESSIDA Just because hes a handsome prince, it doesnt mean he is my match. And why would you have me in such a rush to be another mans slave? Women think so little of our sex that they value themselves based on the man they wed. I have value, Pandarus. pANDARUS And being the wife of a prince would testify to that value. cRESSIDA Youre missing the mark. Do you expect me to think a prince is going to want to get past my looks and see whats in my soul? I want a man who would fight for me to the death. I want to be his inspiration. He would be a part of me. Two hearts with one soul. So hes not just all around me, but inside me. (off Pandarus look) I know I want too much, therefore no man will ever be enough. So stop trying. 00020000058C00004E78586,Cressida steps to a window. pANDARUS Obstinate girl! Are you aware that you have been labelled the shrew of Troy? cRESSIDA They dont know me. Cressida looks out over the city of Troy; its a beautiful view. cRESSIDA (contd) And as much as they despise me, I love this place. This is my home. pANDARUS Just meet with him. cressida I refuse to meet with a man I do not know and have never seen before. pANDARUS What if I could make it so you could see him, but he would be unaware of you? Cressida looks to Pandarus with curiosity. int. the royal bATHS - DAY Aeneas and Troilus sit in the bath. tROILUS Enough about Cressida, I wont be swayed. They rest in silence a moment. aENEAS How do the new recruits look? tROILUS The barrel is thinning out, my friend. All we are left with is children. I pray for Troys sake that this war ends soon. Troilus Servant enters, addressing Troilus. TROILUS' SERVANT Antenor is rousing the second wave. Xavier readies your chariot for battle. Troilus and Aeneas get out of the bath and grab towels. ext. the walls of troy - day Calchas drives a two horse wagon full of belongings out of the city. The massive gate closes behind him. Calchas stops the carriage to look back. Beat. Calchas snaps the reigns. int. the royal armory - day Troilus' Servant latches armor onto Troilus, screwing and bolting him into his breastplate. Pandarus charges in. 000200000558000053FE552,pANDARUS Troilus! tROILUS (without turning to see him) What is he doing here? I left specific instructions-- Troilus' Servant takes Pandarus and starts to drag him out. TROILUS' SERVANT This way, sir. tROILUS With a palace as easy to enter as this, its a wonder were all still alive. pANDARUS Ive arranged it! tROILUS Stop! Troilus' Servant stops dragging Pandarus. tROILUS (contd) Shell meet with me? panDARUS Yes. And no. Troilus signals his Servant, who starts dragging Pandarus. pAnDARUS (contd) Not till tonight. tROILUS Stop. They do. pANDARUS All you have to do is take the southern route home through the city. Trust me. Troilus nods. The Servant escorts Pandarus out; bolts the door. pANDARUS (os) (contd) (through the door) Thank you, your highness. Troilus' Servant puts armor onto a chuckling Troilus. TROILUS' SERVANT You like him quite a lot, dont you? troilus Yes. Very much. ext. the trojan PALACE - day Armored for battle, Commander Troilus struts out of the huge double doors, down the steps to his glistening four horse chariot. Troilus pets one of his horses before he joins his driver, XAVIER, by boarding the chariot. TROILUS Good afternoon, Xavier. xAVIER Good afternoon, your highness. Troilus latches the sword belt around his waist and nods to Xavier. Xavier snaps the reigns. They take off down the road. 00020000038700005950381,ANGLE ON - PARIS BALCONY Paris watches them ride off. Paris sees his armor rest on a hook inside his chamber. Paris walks toward it, but passes the armor and stops at a counter. Paris pours himself a glass of red wine. A naked female body lies behind the bed netting. All that can be seen of HELEN OF TROY is her shape. Paris drains the cup in one long sip and puts it down. Paris slinks back to bed. He looks Helen in the face, stroking her hair. Helens face remains a mystery, never seen in this film. pARIS Is this the face that launched a thousand ships? Paris kisses her body. ext. THE TROJAN KINGDOM - day Inside the gate, Troilus rides past three hundred armed Trojan Soldiers to the head of the pack beside Aeneas and the hulking general, ANTENOR, 40s. antenor Prince Troilus, how good of you to come. trOILUS You know me, General. Wherever there is blood and battle... 00020000036D00005CD1367,antenor & aeneas ...Send Troilus to the rescue. aNTENOR You do your father and brother proud. tROILUS Speaking of my brother Hector, let us join him. Antenor signals the Sentries. The gate opens. Antenor, Troilus and Aeneas lead the massive charge out of the gates. Hundreds of horse hooves pound the earth into a deafening thunder. ext. the battlefield - day Rounding a bend of mountains, the reinforcements charge ahead to see Soldiers doing battle on the blood drenched ground. Hooves stomp through the bloody field, red splattering. Troilus leads his one hundred men immediately into battle. Troilus fires his bow and arrow. The arrow hits the Tall Greek in the neck, forcing him to fall from his horse. Troilus follows a chariot riding GREEK and fires. The arrow misses. The Greek spins and throws a lance. Troilus bats the lance away with his shield. 0002000004F6000060384F0,tROILUS (to Xavier) Take us alongside him. The chariots ride up alongside one another, chariots scraping, battling with their sword and shield. another Greek chariot unexpectedly sandwiches Troilus. Troilus spins and backhands the Greek behind him with his shield, knocking the Greek from his chariot into the mud. Aeneas chariot runs over the Greek, his horses hooves crushing his skull. The first Greek leaps onto Troilus chariot, shoving Troilus face toward the spinning wheel. Xavier grabs his dagger. The Greek cuts off Xaviers hand. Troilus rams his sword under the Greeks armor, into his gut. The Greek stabs down at Troilus, who evades. The Greeks sword gets stuck in the chariot. Troilus whips the blade out from the Greeks gut, then jabs it into his throat. Blood sprays. The Greek falls off the chariot. Troilus takes the reigns. tROILUS (contd) (to Xavier) Hang on. Troilus drives the chariot to the Trojan end of the field where TROJAN MEDICS take the wounded to Troy. He drops off Xavier. troilus (contd) (to Medics) Take care of my friend. (to Xavier) Youre going to be alright. medic 1 Prince Troilus, should we get another driver from the palace? Troilus has already charged into battle alone. angle on - octavius strato 00020000031E00006528318,Octavius, on horseback, cuts down any Trojan in his path. ONE Trojan, 30s, on horseback, swings his sword at Octavius. Octavius blocks the thrust, lifts his opponents arm and rams his sword right into the opening in the Trojans armor at his armpit. Octavius shoves the blade in deep. The Trojan screams. Octavius spins the sword inside the wound. Blood shoots out of the Trojans mouth. Octavius face lights up with exhilaration. oCTAVIUS (sees Troilus) Prince Troilus. Octavius charges through the battlefield after Troilus. WHAM! Octavius gets rammed by a Trojan chariot, sending Octavius and his horse to the ground. Octavius looks up to see the brilliant, shining Hector towering over him. Octavius slyly draws a glistening dagger and keeps it hidden from Hectors sight. 00020000053F00006840539,oCTAVIUS (contd) If it isnt the great, honorable Hector. Strike while Im down. Claim your prize. hECTOR When you find your sword, I will. But until then, Octavius, you should watch whom you follow. A scratch on my little brother will cost you your head. Remember that, Greek. Hector signals his Driver and they ride off. Octavius snickers and spins his dagger into its sheath. oCTAVIUS You will have your day, Hector. But today is Troilus. Octavius rises, but sees his horse lamed with a compound fracture. A Trojan stabs at him from horseback. Octavius evades the slice, grabs the whip from his belt, swings the whip, catches the Trojan around the throat and yanks him off his horse. The Trojan cannot breath (a crushed windpipe.) Octavius drags the Trojan by the whip and ties the whips handle to that Trojans horse, climbs on and snaps the reigns. He rides off dragging the dying Trojan by the throat across the battlefield. The body gets run over, ripping the body in half. Octavius eyes narrow on... ANGLE ON - TROILUS Troilus, sword in one hand and reigns in the other, fights a Greek on horseback. Troilus tugs the reigns to the right. His horses turn into the Greeks horse. The Greek almost falls off. He gets his balance and sighs in relief only to see Troilus sword swing in and cut him down. 00020000036400006D7935E,Octavius leaps from his horse and tackles Troilus. They fly off the chariot and into the dirt. Troilus grabs his sword from the dirt. Octavius draws his. Both swords stained red with blood. oCTAVIUS I decided to kill a prince today, and since Paris hides in his bedchamber with the whore, Helen, I guess that leaves you. tROILUS (challenging) Have-at-thee! oCTAVIUS Prepare to bleed. Masters of sword and shield combat, their swords clang and clash, feet stepping in puddles of blood. Octavius fights tauntingly. A Greek rides up behind Troilus on horseback to stab him in the back. Troilus sees the Greeks reflection in Octavius shield. Troilus spins and kneels, slicing the horse at its knees. The Greek flies off his horse. Octavius knocks Troilus sword away. Troilus rises. Octavius pounds Troilus to the ground, making him lose his shield. 0002000003F4000070D73EE,Hector sees this and charges across the battlefield to save Troilus, killing any Greek in his path without breaking his pace. Octavius brings his sword up over his head to kill Troilus. Hector cannot get there in time. Troilus scoops up a handful of dirt, throws it in Octavius eyes, and rolls clear of the deadly blow. As Octavius wipes the mud from his eyes, Troilus retrieves his sword. Troilus turns to run Octavius through. Hector charges between them. hECTOR (to Troilus) Thats not how we do things. Hector looks down at Octavius. hECTOR (contd) (to Octavius) I warned you, Octavius. oCTAVIUS Come down off your high horse and show me what you are made of, proud Hector. tROILUS This is my fight, brother. hECTOR Stand aside, Troilus. Hector dismounts. Hector draws his sword and shield. Octavius smiles wickedly. The sun sinks over the horizon. trumpetS sound. The fighting on the field stops. The survivors find their rides and head home. Hector and Octavius stare at one another. 00020000027A000074C5274,oCTAVIUS You are a lucky man, Hector. hECTOR Not so lucky as you. Octavius gets on his stolen horse, glances at Troilus and rides off laughing. hECTOR (contd) Wheres your driver? Wheres Xavier? tROILUS He was wounded. hECTOR And you were out here on the battlefield, on a chariot, without a driver? tROILUS I can take care of myself. hECTOR You still dont get it. You are a prince. If you get killed, more than your trivial life is represented in that. You stand for something greater... (refers to everyone leaving) ...to all of them. You dont think. Now, next time you lose a driver, what are you going to do? 0002000005100000773950A,tROILUS Wait until a new one arrives. hECTOR Or fight from horseback. Trying to control your chariot and fight at the same time isnt brave, Troilus. Its stupid. Do you understand me? tROILUS Yes. hECTOR I cant hear you. tROILUS Yes, oh great Hector. Hector smiles and affectionately shoves Troilus. They board their chariots and start to ride toward Troy together. tROILUS (contd) Were taking the southern route back to the palace tonight, right? hECTOR (ignores him) I dont want you to fight Octavius again. tROILUS Why? hECTOR Because hell kill you. Hector rides off ahead of Troilus. int. calchas house - dusk Cressida and Pandarus enter to find her home in shambles. Cressida finds a note and reads it. calchas (vO) I will send for you when the time is right. Father. pANDARUS I love what youve done to the place. cressida Hes gone. My father is gone. pANDARUS Did he take the servants with him? Pandarus sees Cressida hunch over a table. He puts his hand on her shoulder to comfort her when Cressida lets out a huge smile. cRESSIDA I am no longer any mans property. I am my own woman. Im free. Pandarus reads the note. pANDARUS It says here that he will send for you. cRESSIDA Maybe he will forget. pANDARUS Surely you will miss your father? cressida 00020000054E00007C43548,He is a cold man. One I never understood. And he certainly never tried to understand me. pANDARUS (remembers) Oh! Hurry up. We dont want to miss it. Pandarus takes her by the hand and pulls her up the stairs. int. cALCHAS BEDCHAMBER - Dusk Pandarus drags her across the room toward a large set of drapes. cressida If you like him so much, you marry him. pANDARUS You think he would? Cressida cant help but smile as Pandarus pulls back the drapes. The last of sunset beams through. They step onto... ext. calchas balcony - dusk They overlook the streets of Troy, filled with Trojan CITIZENS. Citizens throw tons of multi-colored flower petals from their balconies as the Trojan Soldiers return on their horses and chariots from battle. Its a welcome home parade. panDARUS I hope we didnt miss him already. (points) General Antenor! We were schooled together you know? Now he runs the entire army and I... I sew garments. Theres no justice I tell you. Cressida sees something down the street which makes her freeze. Her face runs pale, completely taken aback. The Citizens cheer. Female Citizens liven up, pull back their hair and position their assets. Flower petals are strewn over Troilus chariot as he rides through the streets, keeping complete composure. Troilus does not acknowledge the women screaming his name. 0002000003440000818B33E,pANDARUS (contd) Thats him. Thats the man of men, the king of kings, the pillar of Troy himself. Is that not a face Aphrodite herself would fawn over? Such courage, such poise and such strength! The right honorable Prince Troilus! The greatest-- Cressida slaps her hand over Pandarus mouth. Below her balcony, Troilus tugs the reigns and stops his chariot. His eyes veer up to find Cressida looking down right into his eyes. Troilus and Cressida freeze, lost in one anothers eyes. The world stops. pandarus (contd) (waving wildly) Troilus! Troilus, its me! Pandarus! Troilus eyes do not veer from Cressidas eyes. Beat. Troilus lets out a warm smile. Cressida smiles back uncontrollably. Troilus turns ahead again and snaps the reigns, continuing down the street without a single stop. She watches him go. 000200000399000084C9393,pANDARUS (contd) I told you. Was he not a sight, niece? You know, we are close, Prince Troilus and I. We go back some time. If he saw me, he would have waved. (insecure) He just didnt see me. He would have waved, I tell you. Cressida turns and disappears through the drapes. int. troilus bedchamber - night Troilus hand gently removes the dress from Cressidas shoulders. The garment falls to the floor around her feet. Troilus takes Cressidas face in his hands and kisses her on the lips. Cressida kisses back timidly. Troilus kisses down her neck and shoulder. His hands cup her. Cressida loses her breath, swept into it. int. a trojan tavern - night Whack! Troilus gets a kick from Paris under the counter. He snaps out of his fantasy to realize hes sitting alongside Paris and Aeneas at a PATRON filled tavern with musicians playing in the background. They have all been drinking. 00020000022D0000885C227,paris Isnt that right, brother? tROILUS Absolutely. aeneas (to Troilus) You just agreed with Paris that you are a Grecian woman. Patrons laugh. Hector stands strong in the doorway to the tavern. aENEAS (contd) Come, Hector, join us. You have not partaken with us in some time. hECTOR And it will be a while longer. I have come to request the men of our army retire, for tomorrow, we will need all our faculties. A groan comes across the tavern. pARIS A question to all of you. What is it that no creature, man nor animal, can be born without? 0002000003E600008A833E0,tROILUS Its mother! The crowd laughs. Hector holds open the door. The crowd spills out into... ext. THE TROJAN KINGDOM - NIGHT Troilus walks out beside Hector, Paris and Aeneas. aENEAS Good night, you fair princes, for now I must report to my evening station. TROILUS Give our regards to your wife. pARIS Good night, Aeneas. Hector raises his hand to Aeneas as a form of good night. Aeneas splinters off from the Princes along with the rest of the group. The trio walk alone toward the Palace, Troilus in the middle. tROILUS (to Paris) I wish you would come with me. Lead your army into battle tomorrow. pARIS I would, but theres a spider living in my armor now, and you know how I am about those creatures. Besides, how honorable would it be to kick the poor thing from its new home just because Im bigger. Troilus cant help but chuckle. tROILUS (to Paris) Can I ask you something? Do you not think the time has come to surrender Helen and send the Greeks away from here? 0002000006E400008E636DE,Paris looks to Hector for support. hECTOR He didnt ask me. pARIS (to Troilus) I dont find that amusing. They want to overrun our city. Turn us into slaves and our women into whores. troilus It doesnt have to be that way. Thats why we need to negotiate. What do we hope to gain by continuing this battle? Even if we win, what have we won? They stop walking in front of the palace. Hector looks to Paris. pARIS You dont mean that. tROILUS She married Menelaus before you. paris Shes my wife now. troilus A faithless wife. She will betray you as quickly as Menelaus if she must. PARIS You are wrong about her. TrOILUS You stand here and tell us to continue in battle where you fear to tread, to protect your prize. How many soldiers should die so you can keep her? pARIS You know how much I love her. tROILUS Love has no place in a war decision. An entire generation of our men have died. pARIS What about our mother? tROILUS How many more young men have to die for her? When will it be enough? pARIS Well... you see... Hector, dont you have anything to say on the matter? Hector looks over to Troilus, who gestures Hector to speak. hECTOR What is the most important human trait? tROILUS Courage. pARIS Dignity. hECTOR (to Troilus) Courage alone often results in stupidity. Like a man charging into battle mindlessly driving his own chariot without a free hand to fight. Courage without dignity would allow that same fool to engage himself in noble combat, but then he throws dirt in his opponents eyes to save his own life. (to Paris) And dignity without courage makes this fools input pompous and meaningless, much like a prince who boasts how important the war is, yet he never picks up the sword and joins his men in battle. 0002000003F2000095413EC,(beat) But there is no such thing as honor without courage and dignity. They are both prerequisites to having honor. And you cannot put a price on it. This war is not about a woman. Hector strolls inside quietly. Sentries open doors for him. tROILUS I envied you once. Not for having Helen, but because you were once like Hector. The way you used to wield the bow and arrow... Greeks used to fear your every move. She has corrupted you, Paris. You have become a coward and a drunk. Beat. Paris goes to say something, then steps inside. Pandarus jumps up behind Troilus, startling him. In one deft move, Troilus flips Pandarus to the dirt and has a dagger to his throat. pANDARUS Ow! Oh my, arent we strong. tROILUS Dont ever sneak up on me. Troilus releases Pandarus and walks up the steps of the palace. pANDARUS Wait! Tonight is the night! Troilus turns around and freezes, not sure he understood. tROILUS What? Now? You mean, right now? pANDARUS Come, before she changes her mind. 0002000003810000992D37B,tROILUS No, wait. Im not ready. Look at me! pANDARUS You look perfect. tROILUS I must change. pANDARUS Into what? You would sparkle like a star if you looked any better. tROILUS I, I, I need some time. pANDARUS The time is now. tROILUS I dont know what to say to her. pANDARUS Your excellency, I have worked for far too long to get you this meeting for you to cower out now. Troilus grips Pandarus by the collar. tROILUS I am no coward. pANDARUS Then follow me. ext. trojan lookout station - night Quiet blackness far outside the walls of Troy. Five Trojan SENTRIES with a view of the vacant moon lit land in front of them. Two masculine shadows appear behind them, one with a drawn sword, the other, a lance. Ten more shadows appear behind them. The shadows move in. One Sentry looks up to see the shadow. He swiftly turns only to get a lance in the face from Octavius. 00020000033300009CA832D,The Sentries draw swords, but before they can unsheathe them, the Greeks stab the Sentries. Darius enters and steps into the light as the last Sentry is killed. darius King Agamemnon said he wanted prisoners. oCTAVIUS There are two more outposts. GRIGAROLON, a frightening hunchbacked dirty Greek halfwit with a scar down the side of his face and jagged corroded teeth, licks the splattered blood off his face. Grigarolon takes a Sentry corpse in his arms, stands it up and strokes its cheek. gRIGAROLON This one was soft like a girl. oCTAVIUS Theres one kind of good Trojan, Darius. Grigarolon uses a Trojan Sentry corpse like a puppet, manipulating his jaw open and closed as if it were the Sentry saying the line: grigarolon A dead one. Grigarolon lets out a high pitched cackle. Octavius exits. 0002000002FC00009FD52F6,ext. CALCHAS HOUSE - night Troilus and Pandarus dismount in front of Calchas moderate sized garden and pond. pANDARUS Wait here. Pandarus scampers inside. Troilus stares at the open doorway, waiting. Troilus clears his throat and tries to casually pose. He changes positions. Nobody comes. His horse nays. tROILUS (to the horse) What are you laughing at? Troilus pats his horse and stares up to see an ominous moon. cRESSIDA Hello? Cressida stands before him in a white gown that truly flatters her shape. Her hair gently gives way to a mild breeze. Beat. troilus When one stands in the moment before another person, there seems to be this pressure of thinking fast on your feet. cRESSIDA I should think you must do that well, being a soldier. 0002000003270000A2CB321,tROILUS Battle is something I have much experience in. In matters of the heart, I am not so skilled. I have not had the practice. Silent beat. Cressida looks at Troilus horse. tROILUS (contd) This is my trusty steed, Goliath. I have never seen a day of battle without him. Cressida takes notice of Goliaths name etched in the saddle. cRESSIDA How long have you had him? tROILUS Seven years. Some consider that old, but I believe in loyalty to all things. If I do not keep him, he will be carved up for meat. Is that how you repay a beast that has looked after you all its life? cRESSIDA Some men do just that. Use up something in its prime, then throw it away when it ceases to be young. They cast it off. Just get a new one. I would think that would be quite easy for one of royalty. 0002000003E30000A5EC3DD,tROILUS A friend of mine was hurt in battle today. My driver. We have ridden into battle together for nine years. I dont want another driver. Troilus eyes locks into hers. cRESSIDA But you could do whatever you wish. Have whatever you desire. Have ten horses and drivers at your beck and call. tROILUS That is not the kind of man I am. I find comfort in consistency. They walk into the garden together, lit by moonlight. cRESSIDA You say what any woman would wish to hear, but I fear you are not true with me. I know men and their ways. They swear the sun and the moon to a woman, but once they have gotten what they want, they have trouble offering you the dirt already at their feet. tROILUS I am not most men. I dont know you Cressida. And you do not know me. But once you do, you will know that I am not a complicated man. I dont need to lie. Im a prince. Like you said, I could have 10 stallions. But the truth is, I only have use for one. I only want one. 0002000002750000A9C926F,They look over the pond. cRESSIDA I dont know if you know this, but my mother used to work in the palace. tROILUS She was a chambermaid to my mother. I didnt know her well, but whenever she saw me, she smiled. I will never forget her smile. Warm. Kind. Beautiful. How does one take his eyes off you? Cressida smiles. tROILUS (contd) I knew it. cRESSIDA Knew what? tROILUS That youd have your mothers smile. Cressida feels uneasy. cRESSIDA I should go. tROILUS Walk with me for a bit. cRESSIDA I shouldnt. She searches his eyes. Beat. They walk off together into the night. Pandarus smiles from the window. 0002000001EB0000AC381E5,ext. TROJAN LOOKOUT STATION 3 - NIGHT Antenor enters to surveil his men on watch duty. aNTENOR Wheres Cibaylius? sentry 1 Topside, scouting the Grecian camp. Antenor looks up. A dead Trojan falls from above onto Antenor. Octavius leads his men into the confined space. The six Sentries draw their swords. Octavius clobbers Sentry 1 across the face with the handle of his lance, then slashes up with the other side, slicing the mans throat. The Greeks slaughter the Sentries. 0002000002CD0000AE1D2C7,Antenor rises from under the dead body, sword in hand. Octavius whips around and knocks Antenors sword away. Antenor falls back to the ground. Octavius rams his lance at Antenors face. Darius catches Octavius lance in midair. darius If you want a prisoner, Commander, you just found him. Do you know who this is? grigarolon (chimes in) A dead Trojan. darius Hes the first general of Troy. It would look very good for you if this man was taken prisoner by you. It could mean rewards, commendations. oCTAVIUS You have a mind for politics, Darius. dARIUS Thank you, Commander. Darius smiles smugly to Grigarolon. oCTAVIUS That was not a compliment. Darius smile withers as Grigarolons face lights up. 00020000040B0000B0E4405,oCTAVIUS (contd) Take the general back to King Agamemnons tent. Tell him he was my prisoner. dARIUS Yes, Commander. Darius takes Antenor out. Grigarolon watches them exit. oCTAVIUS (to Grigarolon) What are your political aspirations? Grigarolons face runs blank. Ignorance is bliss. oCTAVIUS (contd) Perfect. You will be my new driver. Octavius exits past Grigarolon. Beat. gRIGAROLON I still get to kill Trojans, right? ext. calCHAS HOUSE - night Lit by moonlight, Troilus walks Cressida to the front door. cRESSIDA I hope you understand that as a woman, I must take all the things you have said with a grain of salt. tROILUS I understand your hesitation. But know this, I want you to be my wife. And I will earn your love. Cressida looks to him, stunned. Her heart skips a beat. cRESSIDA You go too fast. tROILUS I have loved you since the moment I first laid eyes on you. So no matter how long it takes, for as long as you need me to, I will wait for you to be ready. cRESSIDA Why do you say these things? 0002000006C80000B4E96C2,tROILUs Once the history of man is written, and the human race is but a memory, when the gods account for our traits, and they try to measure greatness in honest truth, they will measure it by my love for you. Troilus strokes her cheek with the back of his hand. Troilus starts to walk away when... cRESSIDA Ill see you in the morning, then? Beat. Troilus turns around. cRESSIDA (contd) I just love sunrise. Troilus cant help but smirk in a touch of discomfort combined with happiness. Troilus steps to Goliath and mounts the horse. Cressida watches him ride off. Cressida heads inside, overwhelmed with feelings. int. caLCHAS HOUSE - NIGHT Pandarus runs from listening at the door. As Cressida enters, not knowing what else to do, Pandarus leans against the wall and pretends to be asleep. Ignoring him, Cressida slams the door. Pandarus pretends to wake. pANDARUS Oh, was I asleep? Goodness. Well? What did you think? cRESSIDA Im not talking to you. pANDARUS Come on, you have to give me something. The tiniest morsel will do. Was he not everything I said? Cressida turns and smacks Pandarus in the arm. pANDARUS (contd) Ouch! cRESSIDA How could you do this to me? Cressida smacks him again and exits. Beat. pandarus Cressida? Cressida charges back in and smacks his arm again, then again. pANDARUS (contd) Cressida, wait. I bruise easily. Stop. Just calm yourself. cRESSIDA Dont tell me to calm myself, you, you, you, you, you meddler, you! This isnt fair. I was finally perfectly happy with everything until you had to go and mess it all up! Cressida huffs in frustration, one last smack and she storms off. pANDARUS So you liked him? Pandarus ducks as a vase soars right past his head. 0002000004910000BBAB48B,eXT. THE WALLS OF TROY - night Octavius searches the outer walls of Troy for a secret lever. Others try to pry stones from the wall. Grigarolon approaches. grigarolon Commander, dawn is near. Octavius lets out a frustrated grunt. oCTAVIUS (to the wall towering over him) We will penetrate these walls, I swear it. I will ransack you, burn you, and tear you down. Octavius mounts his horse and leads his men away from Troy. INT. CRESSIDAS BEDCHAMBER - DAWN The sun wakes Cressida. She stretches, turns and smiles to see Troilus watching her from across the street. Troilus smiles back. int. paris BEDCHAMBER - morning Troilus bursts in and whips back the bed curtains. tROILUS Paris? Paris groggily wakes. Next to him, Helen lays naked. pARIS What? Is the war over? Troilus eyes are glued to Helen. pARIS (contd) Troilus? tROILUS Right! I just came by to apologize for the things I said last night. I understand now. pARIS The war isnt over? tROILUS Will you forgive me? pARIS I dont know. tROILUS Please. pARIS Fine. Troilus smiles. tROILUS Thank you. Troilus bolts out. pARIS (turns to Helen) Do you remember last night at all? 0002000003AA0000C0363A4,ext. the greek camp - mORNING Darius dismounts and leads bound and tied Antenor into a huge... int. greek commanders tent - mORNING Darius leads Antenor inside to see King Agamemnon and Menelaus. kING AGAMEMNON Until we find a way to get inside the walls of Troy, we cannot win this war. All stop and look at Darius and Antenor. King Agamemnon rises. kING AGAMEMNON (contd) General Antenor, what a surprise. darius The outposts were exactly where he said they were. The outposts have been sacked and Octavius is looking for a secret way into Troy as we speak. It is he that is responsible for this mans capture. kING AGAMEMNON And he will be rewarded for it. mENELAUS (to Antenor) It would help us a great deal if you told us how to get inside those walls. kING AGAMEMNON We could pay handsomely. Youd never need to return to battle again. aNTENOR Menelaus and the great King Agamemnon, always scheming. mENELAUS 0002000003670000C3DA361,Is there a secret way inside the great wall? Some trap door? cALCHAS (os) I told you, the gate is the only way in. Calchas enters drinking wine, all smiles until he sees Antenor. aNTENOR Calchas? kING AGAMEMNON It would appear your information was correct, soothsayer. Antenor charges Calchas. Menelaus pummels Antenor in the head, which stops Antenor in his tracks. His head begins to bleed, but Antenor will not go down. Antenor locks eyes with Menelaus. aNTENOR You miss your wife? Me too. I dont see Helen much either since she spends most of her time in Paris bed. Menelaus reaches for his sword. Agamemnon stops Menelaus. aNTENOR (contd) And the best thing about that wondrous, stunning woman is this: She will not be remembered as the wife of Menelaus nor a queen of Greece. Those that know of her will forever refer to her as Helen of Troy. 00020000037F0000C73B379,mENELAUS I will watch you die a gruesome death. King Agamemnon signals the Greek Guards to take Antenor away. aNTENOR (to Calchas) You think you can escape your fate? ext. THE TROJAN KINGDOM - DAY Cressida walks through the streets, lovely and radiant. Eyes stare at her, evil glances all around. Cressida becomes uneasy. A MEAN CITIZEN begins to follow her. Cressida quickens her steps. The Mean Citizen follows. mean citizen Traitor! MEAN CITIZEN 2 throws a rock at her. It barely misses her head. Cressida, in a panic, runs off. int. TROILUS DRESSING CHAMBER - day Enter Aeneas, armed. Troilus' Servant dresses a cheerful Troilus. aENEAS Did you hear the news today? tROILUS What news? aENEAS Cressidas father sold out to the Greeks. tROILUS What? Calchas? aENEAS I told you she was nothing but heartache and trouble. Itll be a miracle if she lives out the day. 0002000005530000CAB454D,tROILUS Its a lie. aENEAS Our spy in the Grecian army left us a note detailing everything. Troilus darts from the room. ext. THE TROJAN PALACE - DAY Troilus mounts Goliath. Aeneas runs up and stops his horse. aENEAS A prince can never be with the daughter of a traitor. Dont ruin your life. Troilus pulls Goliath from Aeneas and gallops off at top speed. ext. calchas house - day Troilus dismounts Goliath. A mob tears the place apart. tROILUS Stop, by order of the prince of Troy! The mob continues. Troilus shoves the Citizens from the house. TRAITOR has been etched in the front door. tROILUS (contd) Get out of here! A mean Citizen rips drapes down. Troilus throws him to the ground. The Citizens take off running. Troilus heads inside. int. CALCHAS HOUSE - day Troilus enters. A Citizen tears the house apart. Troilus throws him out the front door. troilus Cressida? Cressida?! Troilus darts up the stairs. ext. calchas house - day Angry Citizens with torches set Calchas house on fire. int. caLCHAS BEDCHAMBER - DAY Troilus enters the ransacked room, the bed upsidedown. He smells something. Troilus runs to the stairs. Theyre on fire. tROILUS Cressida? Are you there? Cressida? Troilus runs through flames to search the rest of the house, but nobody is there. The flames back Troilus onto... 00020000025F0000D001259,ext. cALCHAS BALCONY - Day Troilus rips down the drapes to the balcony, ties them off and swings down to the street below, landing in front of a crowd of Citizens. Troilus looks up to see the house consumed. tROILUS (to the mob) What have you done?! Should you be tried for the crimes of your brothers? Should you be punished for what your father has done? Has all of Troy gone mad?! Troilus mounts Goliath and rides off. int. PANDARUS FLAT - DAY Pandarus comforts Cressida. cRESSIDA How could father do this? Is this the gods playing a vicious joke on me? We can never be together now. 0002000002AF0000D25A2A9,pANDARUS Try not to think about it. Cressida hits Pandarus in fury. cRESSIDA Why did you make me meet him? I was perfectly happy before. I love him, uncle. I hate him for making me love him so much, so fast. Its not right. pANDARUS There there. Pandarus takes her in his arms. Theres a pounding at the door. cRESSIDA Theyve found me! pANDARUS Quick, hide. The front door bursts open to reveal Troilus. Cressida stands caught, afraid Troilus will kill her. pANDARUS (contd) Look, Troilus, control yourself. Cressida had nothing to do with-- Troilus shoves Pandarus aside, marching right up to terrified Cressida and immediately taking her into a strong embracing hug. 0002000002B60000D5032B0,tROILUS I would have died if anyone had hurt you. Cressida begins to cry uncontrollably. She embraces him with all her heart. Pandarus runs and closes the door. tROILUs (contd) (to Pandarus) Grab a cloak with a hood. Pandarus bolts out. troilus (contd) I want you to come with me. cRESSIDA I cant. If someone sees me-- tROILUS Its too dangerous for you to stay here. cRESSIDA I dont know where else to go. Pandarus enters wearing the cloak. panDARUS What do you think? tROILUS Take it off. pANDARUS You dont like it? tROILUS Its fine, but the cloak is for her. pANDARUS Oh, right... Why? ext. THE TROJAN KINGDOM - DAY Troilus, Pandarus and cloaked Cressida sneak into... 0002000002E40000D7B32DE,int. the trojan temple - day The trio enter to see the Trojan PRIEST, 50s. priest Prince Troilus, what brings you to-- Cressida pulls off her hood to reveal herself. priest (contd) I see. tROILUS Hide her until tonight. If anyone tries to hurt her, let them know they will suffer ten times the affliction they administer. priest And if anyone comes looking for her? tROILUS If the king himself comes asking, you know nothing. By midnight tonight, no one will dare harm you. cRESSIDA Why? What happens tonight? tROILUS Because once you are a princess, no one can touch you. He gives her the ring from his finger. tROILUS (contd) To hold onto until my return. cRESSIDA But your father could exile you. Your name, your status-- 0002000003150000DA9130F,tROILUS None of that matters to me without you. cRESSIDA Wait. Here! Cressida, at a panicky loss for what to do, rips off her sleeve. pANDARUS I just mended that! Cressida offers it to Troilus. Troilus smiles and takes it. TROILUS You will be with me on the field today, and everyday hereafter. Troilus starts to exit when... cRESSIDA Why not marry us now? tROILUS If I do not show up on time for the second wave to the battlefield, they will not only be angry with you for what your father has done, but for contributing to our losses on the field by robbing them of their prince and leader. cRESSIDA Maybe you should go. tROILUS Ill be back tonight. (to Priest) Be ready upon my return. priest I will, your excellency. Troilus bolts. Pandarus puts his arm around Cressida. 0002000004640000DDA045E,priest (contd) If you two are going to make it till sunset, come with me. They follow the Priest in the opposite direction. ext. THE TROJAN PALACE - DAY Troilus rides up to see his chariot ready with the exception of Goliath being in it. xAVIER Allow me, your highness. Xavier takes Goliaths reigns and puts him into position in the chariot. Troilus sees the bloody gauze on Xaviers stump. troilus (astounded) You dont have to do this. xAVIER I know. Xavier latches Goliath into place and gets in position. Troilus stands looking at his comrade. xAVIER (contd) Your highness, you dont wish to miss the second wave, do you? Troilus climbs aboard and holds on with one hand and rests the other on Xaviers shoulder. Beat. xAVIEr (contd) I took a vow to serve you till my death. tROILUS You are a credit to your family and Troy. Xavier, without looking back, snaps the reigns. They ride off. ext. THE WALLS OF TROY - DAY Troilus (and Xavier) and Trojan Commander 2 prepare to lead the charge toward the battlefield in their chariots. Aeneas returns from battle and rides up along side Troilus. aENEAS 0002000001BE0000E1FE1B8,How are you feeling? About that thing we discussed. tROILUS We wed at midnight. Shes with the Priest as we speak. aENEAS Your father will have you banished. The signal sounds, the gate opens and Troilus leads the charge out of Troy. Aeneas heads to the palace. int. GREEK COMMANDERS TENT - DAy Calchas enters. Four sexy women massage and feed Agamemnon. cALCHAS King Agamemnon, may I have a word? King Agamemnon waves Calchas in. 0002000002DE0000E3B62D8,cALCHAS (contd) I have come to make a humble request. In my haste, I left my daughter behind in Troy. And for the information I have rendered you, I ask that you to trade Antenor for my daughter. kING AGAMEMNON General Antenor for this girl? cALCHAS The most sought after woman in Troy. Her beauty and strength are unsurpassed. She will make a wonderful bride. kING AGAMEMNON I have no need for more women. cALCHAS I understand that you wish Achilles, his sons and his army to return to the war. Perhaps she could inspire him back to action on your behalf. Is not the slightest possibility of Achilles return to the fight worth ten Trojan generals? kING AGAMEMNON (beat) Send Octavius Strato to make the trade. cALCHAS 0002000003050000E68E2FF,A thousand thank yous. Calchas bows and exits the tent. ext. THE BATTLEFIELD - DAY A clamorous army of Trojans and Greeks fight in the center of the battlefield as five armies await on the sidelines on either side. On the sidelines, Troilus stands with a chipper Xavier in their chariot waiting for their turn to fight. xAVIER Troy is doing well. For every fallen Trojan, a Greek also dies. tROILUS When we tie with Greeks in the field, it is no accomplishment. Not when they have five soldiers to every one of ours. Xaviers mood grows uneasy with revelation. tROILUS (contd) As long as we fight by Grecian rules of war, we will continue to lose. anGLE ON - THE BATTLEFIELD Hector fights several Greeks valiantly. Ajax fights with immense brute strength. 0002000003770000E98D371,angle on - trumpeters They blow their horns as the fighting in the center of the field ceases. angLE ON - THE BATTLEFIELD The survivors of Ajaxs & Hectors armies return to their lines in formation. Servant Boys from either side load the fallen bodies and their body parts onto wagons, then pull them from the field. angLE ON - TROILUS Troilus looks down at Cressidas sleeve in his hand and wrapped into his belt. Troilus signals the Trojan trumpeter. anGLE ON - MENELAUS Menelaus signals the Grecian trumpeter. angLE ON - THE BATTLEFIELD The blaring trumpets sound off. Troilus army charges Menelaus. angLE ON - TROILUS Troilus throws a spear which hits the wheel of a Greek chariot between the spokes. The spear snaps the wheel, making the chariot flip over. Troilus rides by as the crasher gets to his feet. Troilus cuts him down with his sword. 00020000019F0000ECFE199,angle on - menelaus Menelaus fights from his chariot with rage and goes after a Trojan who looks like Paris. mENELAUS Paris? Come meet your fate! Menelaus lances a Trojan in his side. Menelaus attacks many Trojans, but through his eyes, theyre all Paris. int. THE TROJAN PALACE - DAY Aeneas enters, shocked to see Octavius standing with KING PRIAM, 60, grey and strong. Aeneas reaches for his sword. 0002000002520000EE9724C,kING PRIAM Easy, Aeneas. All is well. aENEAS What is going on here? kING PRIAM The Greeks have returned Antenor to us. aENEAS What? Why? kING PRIAM They have come to trade him for Calchas daughter. It would seem our men are having some trouble finding her. Aeneas stands frozen. oCTAVIUS He knows exactly where she is. kING PRIAM Aeneas? aENEAS She is somewhere safe. oCTAVIUS Go fetch her like a good little boy. aENEAS Im afraid I cant do that. (off Priam's look) I cannot break this confidence. I promised him. kING PRIAM And where is your loyalty? To this friend or Troy? 00020000030B0000F0E3305,aENEAS If you knew what I knew, your majesty, I-- kING PRIAM Are you referring to a certain commander in my armys infatuation with her? I know all about it. aENEAS Its more than infatuation. oCTAVIUS If a Greek disobeyed his king in this fashion, hed already be dead. kING PRIAM You are relieved of your command, Aeneas. King Priam signals his Sentries to come and take Aeneas. kING PRIAM (contd) Antenor is more than a general in this army, he is a man who saved my life. This boy you refer to is young and will get over it. Now, before I have you arrested, where is the girl? int. THE WALLS OF TROY - DAY Troilus races into the gate and down the street. int. THE TROJAN TEMPLE - DAY Troilus, out of breath, runs in to see the Priest. tROILUS Where is she? 0002000003910000F3E838B,The Priest looks over to Aeneas, who was waiting. TROILUS (contd) Aeneas? aENEAS There was nothing we could do. I have been stripped of my command as it is. tROILUS Where is she? Is she all right? aENEAS She has been traded for Antenor. If you rush now, you might still catch them. Troilus runs from the temple. ext. THE WALLS OF TROY - DAY Hector and the Trojan troops return from battle. Troilus races Goliath to the gate of Troy. He sees Octavius and Cressida leaving the city. Troilus races up behind them. Octavius turns and readies his spear for a fight. He signals Grigarolon to stop the chariot. Troilus leaps off his horse and storms toward Octavius. oCTAVIUS Well, if it isnt the child prince. Octavius jumps down from his chariot, strutting toward Troilus while casually spinning his spear around like a pro. oCTAVIUS (contd) What do you intend to do? Fight with sand again? 0002000004710000F77346B,Troilus unsheathes his sword. tROILUS I had something else in mind. oCTAVIUS Oh good. Hector rides between them. hECTOR Troilus, put your sword away. Troilus shoves Hector and his horse aside, not stopping . tROILUS She is not leaving Troy. hECTOR He carries a truce flag. Troilus is about to be within striking range of Octavius. Hector signals his men. Several Trojan Soldiers step in Troilus path. tROILUS Out of my way. hECTOR Hold him. Trojan Soldiers hold Troilus back. tROILUS Im standing here, Octavius! Are you not a man?! oCTAVIUS (taunts) Im waiting. Hector dismounts and goes to Troilus. hECTOR Did you not hear what I said about honor? tROILUS Keep your honor. hECTOR If a deal was struck, you must let her go. Well get her back. Hector pries Troilus sword away. hECTOR (contd) Get out of here, Greek. Octavius mounts his chariot with a cocky smile. Cressida looks to Troilus desperately. Octavius pulls Cressida to her feet. oCTAVIUS Do not worry yourself, Prince Troilus, I intend to treat her very well. Octavius pulls Cressida in and kisses her neck. Cressida cringes. Grigarolon cackles. 0002000004DF0000FBDE4D9,Troilus charges. It takes Hector and six Trojans to hold him. Octavius laughs. Grigarolon snaps the reigns. They ride out of Troy. The great gate closes between Troilus and Cressida. int. THE THRONE ROOM - dusk Troilus storms in. King Priam sits on his throne. tROILUS She was going to be my wife. How could you, to your own son? kING PRIAM Her father is a traitor. I cannot trust her inside my walls. troilus I love her. And she loves me. kING PRIAM Love has no place in a war decision. Troilus exits. ext. THE GREEK CAMP - night Octavius leads Cressida through the quiet camp. They pass two GREEKS carving the top half of an enormous wooden horse head. cRESSIDA Whats that? oCTAVIUS A little something Ive been working on. Octavius leads her into... int. GREEK COMMANDERS TENT - night Octavius and Cressida enter to find King Agamemnon and Menelaus. kING AGAMEMNON (debates Menelaus) I am telling you, Achilles wont fight. oCTAVIUS (interrupts) I present to you the lady Cressida. They look at the beautiful woman. The dispute stops instantly. kING AGAMEMNON Then again, perhaps he will. The brothers rise and examine her like a piece of meat. kING AGAMEMNON (contd) Hello, Lady Cressida. cRESSIDA (icy cold) 0002000002F3000100B72ED,Hello to you. kING AGAMEMNON I sense a bite in her. cRESSIDA Come closer and you can do more than sense it. mENELAUS It has been some time since I have known the pleasure of a womans bed. cRESSIDA And it shall be a while longer. Agamemnon chuckles. Menelaus, not amused, goes to her. mENELAUS It sounds like this woman needs to be properly trained. Broken in. cRESSIDA I doubt you could break in a sheep. The Greeks laugh. mENELAUS I will not always be the cuckold, madam. I will have my day. cRESSIDA And until then, Paris has your wife. The Greeks love it. kING AGAMEMNON I think she has it in for us. cRESSIDA Not me, but Troy surely does. Calchas appears to her. cALCHAS Cressida, dear, may I have a word? Calchas starts out with her when-- 000200000119000103A4113,kING AGAMEMNON Have her ready for Achilles in an hour. Calchas bows to Agamemnon, then exits with Cressida. ext. the gREEK CAMP - NIGHT Calchas leads Cressida casually through the camp. cRESSIDA What have you done, father? I want to return home. How could you do this? 0002000002F7000104B72F1,Calchas opens the drape to his tent. Cressida steps inside. int. calchas tent - night Cressida, out of control, turns to Calchas. cRESSIDA Father, why wont you answer me? I want you to send me home right-- Calchas raises his hand to smack Cressida. She flinches. cALCHAS How dare you speak to me in that fashion. And to talk with such spite to those who bare our lives in their hands, do you want me dead? I have saved your life. Troy is going to fall. I have seen it. cRESSIDA I would rather die there than live a hundred years among my enemies. cALCHAS They are our friends, Cressida. They are going to see us safely back to Greece, where we can start over. A new life with money and a royal social status. Cressida gets up. cRESSIDA 000200000343000107A833D,Im going home. Calchas grabs her by the hair and forces her to sit. cALCHAS You forget your place. You are my property and you will do as I tell you. I will not have you ruin my standing with the kings of Greece. You may not thank me now, but you will. Now put something on. You meet your husband in one hour. cRESSIDA No. I am a Trojan, whether you have the strength to be or not. Calchas slaps her. Cressida looks up defiantly. cALCHAS Do not test my resolve. cRESSIDA Im in love with a Trojan. cALCHAS (beat) It is too late for him. You have the ability to secure us both a better life. You will marry the great Achilles. cRESSIDA I will never marry any Greek. cALCHAS Do as I tell you or be restrained. I refuse to let the only treasure I have be thrown away on a Trojan corpse. This is for your own good. 00020000048B00010AE5485,int. trojan palace armory - NIGHT Wall to wall weapons. Hector enters to see Troilus gathering daggers, wearing his sword and sheath. Troilus blood is hot. hECTOR I know what youre thinking. One man could slip into their camp without being noticed. Get in and out with his love before anyone knows she is gone. Well, youre wrong. Youll never even get into the camp. Even if you did, how would you find her? tROILUS I have to try. Do we have no armor that resembles Greek design at all? Hector grabs Troilus by the arm to stop him. hECTOR Give me one day. We have a spy inside the Greek camp. I deliver correspondence at dusk and receive messages at dawn. Troilus tries to yank away, but Hector stops him. hECTOR (cont'd) I should be stripped of my command for this, but Im going to order him to give your woman a chance to escape. tROILUS No. We need the spy where he is. This is not why hes there. hECTOR Im not ready to lose you. Troy needs you out there in the field. If this girl wants to come back, she will have her chance. But if she does not come back, its over. You let her go. tROILUS I cannot live with that. 00020000046F00010F6A469,hECTOR I need one day. tROILUS It isnt up to you. hECTOR Youre not going. Troilus heads for the rooms entrance. Hector stands in his path. tROILUS When are you going to learn that this war is not all about you? You cannot carry all of Troy on your shoulders. Its going to get you killed. Troilus passes Hector. Four armed Trojan ESCORTS block his path. hECTOR Youre a chief commander in our army, you are a prince of Troy and most important to me, you are my little brother and I love you. Ill send my spy to cut her free. Thats all we can do. Hector starts to walk off. tROILUS I refuse to sit here and do nothing! Hector whips around. hECTOR Alright. Find a way for us to defeat the entire field army of Greeks tomorrow, then get past the Greek armies stationed on either side of the camp at the River Scamander and along the shore so they cannot flank us. Well need to cut off their escape route to their ships docked on the shore only so we can fight our way into the Greek Camp and rescue your love. If you figure out a way to do that by tomorrow, you can have Cressida back. (points to his necklace) 0002000003B2000113D33AC,You see this? INSERT SHOT of the golden necklace with Troys royal crest on it. HECTOR (cont'd) Until you wear the royal crest as head prince of Troy, I have final say here. (to the Trojan Escorts) He does not leave this city. Hector storms off. Troilus mind races. ext. the grEEK CAMP - NIGHT Octavius, Grigarolon and Darius walk to Calchas tent. oCTAVIUS Calchas, I am here to collect your daughter. Calchas exits the tent. cALCHAS Shell be out in a moment, Commander...? oCTAVIUS Strato. Octavius Strato. cALCHAS You are known well. It is my pleasure to meet a gentleman of your repute. oCTAVIUS May I be candid with you? cALCHAS Of course, my lord. oCTAVIUS Your daughter has many fine attributes. If Achilles rejects her, you might wish to secure a marriage to a wealthy, high ranking commander in the Grecian army. How did you put it? A gentleman of repute. Calchas smiles as if hes just been offered a free Ferrari. 0002000003A20001177F39C,cALCHAS If Achilles will not take my daughters hand, consider the match made. Let me fetch the lady of the hour. Calchas disappears inside. Octavius hears groaning and struggling. Calchas exits the tent dragging Cressida, gagged and hands tied behind her. oCTAVIUS The spirited Cressida. You look lovely. There is fury in her eyes. Octavius pulls the gag from her mouth. cALCHAS I wouldnt do that if I-- Cressida spits in Octavius face. cRESSIDA Ill die before I marry any Greek. Achilles, you, anyone. You fall asleep next to me and Ill slit your throat like a fish. Ill rip out your-- Octavius gags her again. oCTAVIUS My, perhaps gagged is better. Just as well. What good has ever sprung from a bitchs mouth? Cressida roars and kicks at him. Octavius moves; Cressida falls. Octavius tries to help her up. She kicks him away and stands on her own. Octavius trips her and holds her down with his foot. 00020000038300011B1B37D,oCTAVIUS (contd) Darius? From this day forth, you will serve Calchas as devotedly as you serve me. His order is my order. dARIUS Yes, commander. oCTAVIUS (to Calchas) A down payment. Octavius picks up Cressida. She mumbles unintelligibly. cALCHAS Daughter, mind yourself! This gentleman will take us, you, where you need to go. Octavius flings Cressida to Grigarolon, who tosses her over his shoulder. oCTAVIUS You are a wise man, Calchas. I will not forget such generosity. Octavius and Grigarolon walk off with Cressida. cALCHAS (to himself) Im counting on it, Commander. int. the trojan PALACE COURTYARD - night SENTRY 2, a brave youth, hands Hector a scroll. Hector produces his own scroll. hECTOR This must be received by our friend in the Greek Camp before dawn. If something happens to me, you will carry the duty of informing my brother Troilus on this arrangement. 00020000035100011E9834B,Hector hands Sentry 2 the scroll. int. troiLUS BEDCHAMBER - NIGHT Hector opens the door to look inside. Nobody there. hECTOR Troilus? int. A TROJAN TAVERN - NIGHT Troilus barges in with his Escorts to see a drunk Paris, Aeneas, Antenor, and Trojan Commanders 1 & 2 drinking with soldiers. pARIS Troilus, wherever have you been? Come, join us for a drink. Troilus swipes the mug from Paris and dumps it on him. The entire tavern silences in shock. tROILUS You are a joke. Get out. pARIS This is one of my finest garments. Troilus grabs Paris by the shirt and throws him outside. ext. a trOJAN TAVERN - NIGHT Paris lands in a large puddle and cannot get up. pARIS If I did not know you better, I might think you to be angry with me. tROILUS This tavern is for soldiers. Troilus marches back inside. pARIS (hollers after Troilus) 000200000414000121E340E,Im going to actually remember this in the morning! Well see how easily I forgive you then. int. a trojan tavern - night The entire room stares at Troilus. aENEAS Troilus, why dont you sit. Aeneas signals over a drink. tROILUS I dont want your wine. Commanders, hear me. Spread the word that tomorrow, all armies will be ready for battle at dawn. There will be no second wave nor reinforcements. Round up every bow and arrow in the city. Trojan Commander 2 Why? Only commanders use them. tROILUS No longer. I trained the men how to use them. And tomorrow they will. The men start to stand in confusion and silent protest. tROILUS (cont'd) No man will covet his wife tonight. He will rest and save his strength for the day ahead of us. No wives will sleep tonight. They will be fashioning additional arrows for their husbands, sons and brothers. They can sleep when we take the field tomorrow. trOJAN COMMANDER 1 Is Hector aware of your-- tROILUS How dare you question your prince and superior, Commander Cycnus. 000200000628000125F1622,Aeneas steps between them. aENEAS Troilus, I know what you are going-- Troilus seizes Aeneas by the throat. tROILUS You are the second closest thing to a brother I have, but you will watch your step with me today. Youve already been stripped of your command once, and since it has not been reinstated by any member of the royal family, I suggest you leave. Aeneas exits. tROILUS (cont'd) (to everyone there) Are you fond of the way this war is turning out? It is time to turn the tide of this war. The leaders are on their feet, but frozen. tROILUS (contd) Why are you all still here?! You have your orders. Go! The Trojans scatter. Troilus stops Antenor. tROILUS (contd) General, can your second in command spread the word to your men? I need you. Antenor nods to the TROJAN waiting for him by the door. Trojan nods back and exits. aNTENOR I am at your command. tROILUS I need to know everything about the layout of the Grecian army and camp. Troilus and Antenor head off. The four Escorts stand dumbfounded. troilus (contd) (barks to the escorts) Follow your orders! The Escorts leap to command. ext. greek camp - night Octavius turns to Grigarolon. oCTAVIUS Keep her out of sight. ext. achilles tent - night Octavius arrives outside the entrance. oCTAVIUS (shouts into the tent) Great Achilles, I have yet another gift sent by King Agamemnon. Two strong, towering youths step from the tent named PATROCLUS (16) and NEOPTOLEMUS (18). They stand taller than Octavius. oCTAVIUS (contd) Ah, the two giant sons of Achilles. It has been too long. 00020000033C00012C13336,nEOPTOLEMUS You mean not long enough. oCTAVIUS I suppose. Tell your father that King Agamemnon sends me with treasure to woo him back into battle. pATROCLUS Father fought for eight years against Troy and slew over a thousand men. He wants nothing more to do with this war. oCTAVIUS Is this when I am supposed to plead Agamemnons case with sincerity? nEOPTOLEMUS Disappear, Octavius. The answer is no. Neoptolemus and Patroclus duck into the tent. Octavius smiles. ext. the ROYAL COUNCIL ROOM - NIGHT Troilus, Antenor and Trojan Commander 1 face the wall with a roughly sketched map of Troy and the entire lands between them and the Greek camp, which sits behind a small mountain range and nestled between the shore and the River Scamander. Trojan Commander 2 enters the double doors, joining the conversation. 00020000050000012F494FA,aNTENOR I think youve done it. Trojan Commander 2 Our men preparing the battlefield have returned. We have an hour before dawn. troilus Round up your legions. Go over the plan of attack with your men. We must be ready. If Greece wants a war, by the gods, today, they will have one! The Commanders exit as Hector storms in. Troilus eyes the map. hECTOR Where have you been all night? What is going on here? tROILUS You told me to find a way to-- Hector sees Troilus bloodshot eyes. hECTOR Have you slept? Troilus stares at the map, not answering. hECTOR (contd) I am barring you from the field today. You are in no condition to-- tROILUS Do you want to win this war?! Or is losing well all that matters? hECTOR You are out of sorts. I always knew you to be impetuous and hot blooded. Those are dangerous qualities in a commander. Cressida will have her chance to return to Troy, Ive seen to it. Stay home. Be here for her when she arrives. Work with the recruits. Well need them soon. tROILUS I cant do that. hECTOR (to the Escorts) He does not ride into battle today. Hector turns to exit. trojan escort 1 I am afraid we cannot obey that order, your highness. Hector turns back. tROJAN ESCORT 2 Today, we sack the Grecian army. Well need every man. 00020000031900013443313,hECTOR Has all of Troy gone mad? What have you done to my army? tROILUS Troys army! trojan escort 1 You should see his plan. hECTOR I will not take part in unfair, dishonorable combat. tROILUS So, you wish to fight by Greek rules? hECTOR They are fair. tROILUS Only if we had an army of equal size. What have the Greeks done that resembles honor or fairness? How they murdered our mother? The way they tricked us into this war to spread their power? We have fought by Grecian terms, north to south, man to man against an army five times our size, for nine years. I will not let them dictate this war any longer! hECTOR If you sacrifice our armys welfare for your prize, you are no better than Paris. Troilus gets in Hectors face as his voice drops to a whisper. tROILUS 0002000003550001375634F,If you are not ready to win this war today, do not bother arming for battle. The Escorts follow Troilus out, leaving Hector with his thoughts. ext. trojan STREET - dawn Troilus, from his chariot with Xavier, looks up at Cressidas burned window. The sun peaks over the horizon. The Escorts ride alongside him on horseback, two on either side. Aeneas exits the front door of the house across the road, armed for battle. He looks up at the strong, shimmering Troilus. aENEAS Let me fight with you. I know the plan. I will never doubt you again. Please. tROILUS Commander Aeneas, prepare your chariot for battle. ext. the greek camp - dawn Sun rises over the vast camp. int. calchas tENT - morning Cressida lays tied to a makeshift bed. A hand covers her mouth from behind. Cressida takes a deep breath to scream. 00020000050200013AA54FC,whispered voice A horse awaits you outside the seventh tent to the west. Cressida sits up. A knife cuts the ropes that bind her. wHISPERED VOICE (contd) If you do not return to Troy by nightfall, a certain Trojan prince will know your heart. Cressida turns to find the mysterious person has gone. cRESSIDA Who are you? wHISPERED VOICE (os) Go. Do not look back. Cressida scrambles out. ext. the gREEK CAMP - morning Cressida finds a bareback horse. Someone approaches. She hides. A Greek rides right by. Cressida mounts the horse and rides off. int. octavius tent - morning Octavius and Calchas drink a glass of wine together. cALCHAS Then consider the match made. Both men stand and shake hands, clasping at the forearms. cALCHAs (contd) Now eight servant girls and a house on the water you say? Calchas exits happily. Revolted Octavius wipes off his hand as if contaminated. Darius lingers. dARIUS You have no spare land on the water. OCTAVIUS I know. But once I have used her, what is he going to do about it? Now go. Keep on him. You are his for a reason. Confused, Darius starts to leave when... OCTAVIUS (contd) And if there are any counter offers for the hand of Lady Cressida... DARIUS (now he gets it) You will be the first to know. 0002000007BB00013FA17B5,ext. the greek CAMP - DAY Calchas walks cheerfully through the camp. Darius follows him. angle on - cressida Panicking Cressida, atop her horse, looks around to see nothing but tents on every side. She chooses a direction and rides. int. calchas TENT - DAY Calchas enters to see the empty makeshift bed and ropes. cALCHAS No, no, no! Darius! Darius! Darius enters. cALCHAS (contd) Find my daughter and bring her to me. Use whatever means are necessary. Darius exits. ext. the wALLS OF TROY - morning Troilus rides to the front of the thousand man Trojan army along side Antenor, Trojan Commanders 1 & 2. aNTENOR Hector? Troilus shakes his head. tROILUS Any sign of Paris this morning? aNTENOR Some men have honor, my prince, and others lack the courage. Aeneas rides up along side them. aENEAS I heard all the fashionable people were joining the first wave this morning. Troilus smirks. Antenor signals the alarm. The gates open and the roaring Trojans take to the field. ext. the darden plains - morning Cressida rides to the border of the camp. Suddenly the handle of a dagger punches her right in the head. She flies off her horse and crashes to the sand. Cressida looks up, sand stuck to her face. A figures feet step into view. Cressidas eyes fill with water as they close, unconscious. ext. tHE BATTLEFIELD - morning The Trojans stand ready for battle on their side of the field. Across the field, the confident Greeks march around the mountains and into place. Ajax and three other GREEK COMMANDERS lead them. Hector rides his chariot onto the field, next to Troilus. Trojans cheer his arrival. hECTOR I thought both waves rode into battle with you. tROILUS They did. Troilus signals the Trojan Trumpeter, who blows a new signal. Ajax looks to a fellow Commander, bewildered. Five hundred Trojans come into view from on top of the mountains behind the Greeks, spears ready. The Greeks do not see them. hECTOR You cant do this. 00020000030600014756300,tROILUS We must clear the field and be around the mountains within two hours. If not, we will never be able to push the Greek reinforcements back against the River Scamander with the sun in our eyes. hECTOR (perplexed) Who signals the attack trumpet? tROILUS Allow me. Troilus signals a Trojan Archer, who fires an arrow high into the air. The arrow hits the Greek Trumpeter on the opposite side of the field. The entire Greek army begins to break ranks. tROILUS (contd) No longer will we play by their rules. Troilus signals the Trojan Trumpeter. He blows a signal like we have never heard. Every soldier in the Trojan army aims a bow and arrow into the sky. The Trojans behind the Greeks palm spears. Hector looks around at his army in awe. tROILUS (contd) 00020000059300014A5658D,Fire! Arrows and spears take to the air from both sides. Greeks raise their shields. Sixty spears and arrows hit Greeks, most hits come from behind them. The Greek Commander beside Ajax slumps over the side of his chariot with an arrow in his back. Ajax turns to see the Trojans on the mountain behind them. Looking up at them puts the sun in his eyes from the side. aJAX Behind us! Troilus signals the trumpeter again. They all aim and fire. Some Greeks face front, others face back, completely confused. From that height, spear tips ram through the chest armor of the Greek Soldiers and out their backs. Another thirty Greeks hit. Greeks throw spears and fire arrows at the Trojans on the mountain, but with a blinding sun from one side, and the Trojans being so far up, all the arrows and spears fall short. Troilus signals again. The arrows and spears rain down in such numbers that it practically shades the entire Greek army before the instruments of death pound down all around and through them. ajAX (takes charge) Attack! Whats left of the Greek army charges the field, led by Ajax. troilus I knew he would do that. As the Greeks ride across the field, half of their front line feels the earth under them give way. Greeks fall through the sand covered traps into huge ditches with spears mounted in the ground ten feet down, impaling fifty Greeks. Ajax continues the charge with the remaining Greeks. 00020000031B00014FE3315,Troilus signals differently. The trumpeter sounds a new signal. tROILUS (contd) Attack! The entire army of Trojans race toward the Greeks full force. A stampede like Greeks have never seen. The Greeks that turn to run find themselves facing a barrage of arrows and spears coming from the mountaintop Trojans. Five hundred Trojans collide with just over three hundred Greeks. Swords and spears tear the insecure Greeks apart. The Escorts ride alongside Troilus. Troilus fires arrows as three Greeks on horseback charge Troilus. tROJAN ESCORT 4 Right flank! Trojan Escorts 2-4 hack down the three Greeks with vigor. No Greek can even get close to Troilus. The four Escorts guard Troilus with their lives. tROJAN ESCORT 1 Fear not, Prince Troilus. No Greek will touch you today. 0002000003F0000152F83EA,Aeneas screams with blood boiling excitement as he circles the Greek army firing arrows, picking off soldiers. Antenor rides through the scuffle with a mace, bashing skulls and taking off Greek heads. Limbs hacked off, blood everywhere. Its a slaughter. Trojans back Grecians up, forcing them to fall into the ten foot ditch. The slimy black oil that covers the walls make it impossible for the injured Greeks to climb out. Hector hacks down Greeks on either side of his chariot. troilus (to Hector) Behind you! Hector turns and dodges a spear attack from Ajax as they both pull one another off their chariots, crashing to the dirt. Ajax, with his brute strength, uses body weight to gain control of the spear they fight for and pummels Hector away with it. Ajax thrusts the spear at Hector, who spins around, draws his sword and cuts downward with all his might, cutting the spear in splinters. Hector kicks Ajax to the dirt and puts his sword at Ajaxs throat. Ajaxs strength melts to fear. 00020000063D000156E2637,aJAX I am unarmed now, Hector. Forgo this advantage. Please. I throw myself at your mercy, great Hector. Beat. The sweaty men stare at one another. hECTOR You get on a boat and you leave my homeland. Do we understand one another, Greek? Ajax nods. Hector lets Ajax up. Ajax runs for his chariot and rides off. Hectors chariot rides up. He gets on. The Trojans push the remaining Greeks around the bend of the mountain range, led by Trojan Commander 1. tROILUS Torches! Troilus, Aeneas, Antenor and Trojan Commander 2 step off their chariots. Trojans hand them torches. They each throw a torch into the ditches lined in oil as they walk past, leaving behind over a hundred screaming Greeks burning to death. SLOW MOTION: The four bad ass commanders (Troilus, Aeneas, Antenor and Trojan Commander 2) walk casually away as the flames ignite behind them, burning high into the air. These men walk with a caldron of fury in their attitude. Troilus joins Xavier on his chariot and rides to a stunned Hector. tROILUS (contd) No time to rest, big brother. We must continue our push around the mountains as the second wave arrives. You will lead the charge, drive them east, and back them up against the River Scamander. I am leaving you eight hundred men to fight the five hundred reinforcements the Greeks will be sending. hECTOR Where will you be? tROILUS I will take to the west and disable the fleet along the shore, wipe out any possible flanking army stationed there and clear us a path right up the middle to the Greek camp. My men and I will meet up with you by dusk. 0002000002C800015D192C2,hECTOR Are you my brother Troilus? I know this man before me but I do not know him. What has happened to you? Troilus grips hold of Cressidas sleeve, then signals Xavier. Troilus and his Escorts ride off. Hector watches him go. tROILUS Phase 2! Aeneas breaks from battle and rides alongside Troilus as their two hundred men veer off from the group and ride toward the shore. Antenor rides up alongside Hector who watches Troilus ride off. aNTENOR No more than ten Trojans have lost their lives in the field today. hECTOR The Greeks? anTENOR Close to five hundred, dead. Hectors expression melts to chagrin. int. calchas TENT - DAY Cressida wakes tied to a chair, Calchas and Darius over her. 00020000049900015FDB493,cALCHAS I told you I was doing this for your own good, but you just couldnt listen to me, could you? Cressida notices the very large hammer Darius holds. cALCHAS (contd) Do you want us to be rich or not? Do you not want your own kingdom? cRESSIDA Father, what are you doing? cALCHAS (contd) Now you have made it so that I have to think for both of us. I cant trust you. Cressida sees her legs tied together stretched out before her. cRESSIDA Im so sorry, father. Youre right. I wasnt thinking. cALCHAS I cant afford to have you running off. I have put my future in your hands. cRESSIDA Please, whatever youre thinking of doing, dont. Ill do whatever you say. cALCHAS Hold still, dear. I want a clean break so it can heal properly. cRESSIDA Father, no! Please! Cressida tries to pull free from the ropes but cannot. Darius holds the hammer over her legs. cRESSIDA (contd) Father, please! Calchas nods to Darius. Darius swings the hammer up, then down at her femur. Calchas winces. ext. calchAS TENT - DAY CRUNCH! Scream! Blubbering. cALCHAS (os) The other one too. cRESSIDA (os) Oh, great Hera, daddy, no! Scream! Crack! Cressida wails. 0002000003390001646E333,disSOLVE TO: EXT. THE Greek camp - daY Patroclus sees hundreds of dead Greeks being brought back to the camp. Agamemnon and Menelaus, in full armor, startle Patroclus. mENELAUS You watch as hundreds of your countrymen give their lives while you and your family do nothing. pATROCLUS What has happened? King Agamemnon swoops around Patroclus other side. kING AGAMEMNON Thousands of Trojans have taken to the field. The second wave leaves shortly, knowing the Trojans have made a pact with the gods to ruin us all. mENELAUS Standing before you are two dead kings who will doubtfully live out the day. kING AGAMEMNON (cont'd) Without your father, Greece is doomed. mENELAUS Tell him we said so before we died. pATROCLUS I assure you he has no idea-- kING AGAMEMNON Then tell him, or prepare to be a Trojan slave. 0002000002F2000167A12EC,pATROCLUS My father will join the second wave. My word or my life. King Agamemnon & Menelaus watch Patroclus speedily walk off. mENELAUS Stay here, brother. I will not give them the chance to kill two Grecian kings today. This is my fight. kING AGAMEMNON Without Achilles, all is lost. mENELAUS The hero has another fight left in him. This is not over. ext. THE SHORE - DAY Troilus, Aeneas, four Escorts and their army stop themselves near a mountainous edge. Troilus, Xavier and the Escorts hop off their rides, sneak to the corner and look around the bend to see the shoreline. An armada of 1,100 ships floating in the sea, a hundred of which docked along the shore. tROJAN ESCORT 3 Shall we bring the last of the oil to the front line? 00020000048E00016A8D488,tROILUS Not yet. xavier How do we get the oil smeared on those ships without being noticed? tROILUS I am trying to figure that out right now. aENEAS (steps up to them) What now? tROILUS (nonchalant) We kill the Greeks and sink their ships. Aeneas shoots Troilus a look. troilus (contd) (shrugs) I didnt know wed get this far. Troilus looks up the shoreline of dark, rich soil. Troilus kneels and scoops a handful of the mud, checking its consistency. ext. the gREEK CAMP - day Octavius and Menelaus head up the Grecian Soldiers for battle. oCTAVIUS You look troubled, Menelaus. mENELAUS Where is Achilles? His son told me he would return to battle. oCTAVIUS Who needs the coward? mENELAUS There he is! The Soldiers cheer as they see Achilles (in head to toe armor) ride his chariot to lead the pack. The Greek army cheers him. Octavius looks around, annoyed at the response Achilles gets. oCTAVIUS Maybe I should play coward for a year. A horn blows. Achilles leads the Greeks into battle. Octavius hand stops Grigarolon from snapping the reigns. oCTAVIUS (contd) Let them go. Octavius lets the army pass and follow Achilles into battle. 00020000053600016F15530,oCTAVIUS (contd) Take me to Calchas tent. I wish to see my bride. Grigarolon turns the carriage around and rides into the camp. ext. the battlefield - day The battlefield is crazed. Trojan Commander 2s chariot charges up alongside Achilles. They exchange spear thrusts and shield blocks. Achilles suddenly reaches out and grabs Trojan Commander 2. Achilles yanks him with a mighty tug into the air and throwing him down onto the ground of his chariot. Achilles thrusts the spear down so hard into Commander 2 that the tip crashes through the bottom of the chariot floor. He twists it in the wound. Blood sprays from Commander 2s mouth as he screams. Hector spots Achilles kick Commander 2s body off his chariot into the dust. hECTOR Achilles! Hector settles his horses across the field from Achilles. Both men bear blood drenched swords. Achilles and Hector charge one another. Hector swings the sword over his head. The chariots pass one another. CLANG! Both chariots turn for another pass. Achilles notices Hector has no sword. He then looks down to see Hectors sword deep in his gut. Achilles collapses to his knees upon the floor of his chariot, then dies. Achilles Driver rides off. aNTENOR Achilles is dead! Achilles is dead! Fighting stops. The Trojans dig into battle with newfound zest. 000200000300000174452FA,Trojans chop down Greeks right and left. Hector, Antenor and Trojan Commander 1 fight like heros. ext. the shore - day Troilus and his 200 Trojans, covered in the dark mud to camouflage themselves, keep low. Troilus leads them down the coast as the bows of the ships along the shore tower over their heads. With each ship they pass, two Trojans stay at the base of it, hiding under its protruding bow, beside the anchor rope. Troilus waves his men to get down as he looks around the bend to see a hundred Greek Soldiers sitting around, half armed. troilus (whispers to his men) It looks like a hundred soldiers. aENEAS Not to mention the thousands they keep on the ships. Are you sure this is going to work? tROILUS No. aENEAS Thats comforting. tROILUS 00020000036C0001773F366,Is everyone ready? tROJAN ESCORT 3 As ready as we can be. Troilus holds up his arm with Cressidas sleeve in his hand. All the Trojans, including the ones stationed by Greek ships watch Troilus. Troilus lowers his hand fast. angle on - small camp Troilus and his 150 troops, not stationed at ship bottoms, charge around the bend, running straight for the 100 unsuspecting Greeks. angle on - shore The 50 Trojans at the bottom of ships step out. As one Trojan starts to cut the anchor cords free, the other prepares to cover him, aiming his bow and arrow up at the bow of the ship. angLE ON - SMALL CAMP A Greek Soldier looks up just in time to see Troilus cut his head down the middle. The Greeks Soldiers reach for their weapons and armor as the 150 Trojans bulldoze the camp. Grecian screams rip through the air. Escorts and Aeneas hack up the Greeks. 0002000004F600017AA54F0,tROILUS Aeneas, take out the remaining ships! Do not let their Soldiers on shore. aENEAS Third army, to the shore! angle on - sHORE Aeneas and his men charge the ships that are not being attacked. angle on - small camp A Greek comes at Troilus from behind. Trojan Escort 4 throws a dagger into the Greeks back just in time. Escort 4 gets rammed with a spear from behind so hard that it comes out Escort 4s chest. Blood sprays from Escort 4s mouth. Escort 3 cuts down that spear bearing Greek. angle on - sHORE Trojans cut the anchors free. The Grecians on each ship run to their bows, firing arrows and spears. The massive ships float uncontrollably off to sea. Trojans fire back. Hit Greeks fall from their ships. angle on - small camp Troilus and Escorts 1, 2 & 3 finish off the Greeks on shore. tROILUS Firing lines, ready! anGLE ON - SHORE Troilus 100 troops form a line parallel to the shore, facing the ships. One Trojan drags his heavy boot along the sand in front of the men making a small, narrow ditch. A second Trojan follows spilling oil into it. A third Trojan uses a torch to set the line of oil ablaze. Every Soldier draws a bow, dips his oil drenched arrowheads into the fire, igniting them. They aim at the ships. 00020000042B00017F95425,tROILUS Fire! 100 arrows fly through the air, hit sides of ships and set them on fire as the last of the shore anchored ships are being cut free. Aeneas sees the ships catch fire from under the bow of a boat as he cuts an anchor free. He huffs in disbelief. aENEAS It actually worked. tROILUS Again! 100 more arrows aim. tROILUS (contd) Fire! They spray into the sky, cascading down on the ships like flaming rain, hitting a Greek or two. tROILUS (contd) Fire! 100 more arrows blaze through the sky. A hundred Greek ships burn. Ships collide with one another, puncturing the hulls as sails ablaze crash down onto other ships, setting them on fire. Greeks dive into the water on fire. Aeneas fires an arrow that skips across the water top like a skipping stone, right into the mouth of a Greek as he comes up for air. tROILUS (contd) Distance shot! Trojans ignite much longer arrows and aim them. tROILUS (cont'd) Fire! Flaming arrows spray into the sky, half miss their targets as the others hit the ships further out. 250 boats sink and burn. 000200000528000183BA522,int. calCHAS TENT - day Calchas enters to see Cressida laying lifelessly on cushions, hands tied and legs bandaged. Calchas pours a tube of liquid down Cressidas throat, then covers her mouth and nose. She swallows. cALCHAS That should take the edge off, my dear. Now, its time to meet with your fiance. cRESSIDA Im sure hed love to see me this way. calchas (to Darius) Tell him my daughter will be a moment. Darius exits. Calchas drags Cressida (cringing) into a chair and covers her legs. cALCHAS (contd) You will make pleasant conversation with him. Now smile. Her vision begins to blur. cALCHAS (contd) (to Cressida) Smile. She smiles naturally. cALCHAS (contd) (smiles) Thats a good girl. cRESSIDA I was just thinking how Im going to have my slaves beat you when this is over. Calchas smile melts away. cALCHAs Dont threaten me, child. Calchas leans on her leg. Cressida squirms with fury. cALCHAs (cont'd) Never have I heard of a daughter so disobedient. So determined to ruin everything her parents have done for her. Your mother couldnt take it anymore. (choking back his tears) It was you that shattered your mothers dreams for raising a prize perfect daughter. You are why she ended her own life. You made her into a failure at the only thing she ever wanted to do. 0002000002DD000188DC2D7,This rips Cressidas heart apart. cALCHAs (cont'd) Rejecting man after man. Turning her dream into a social nightmare. Now youre in my care. But I dont have her patience. What you made me do to you is not as far as I am willing to go. That was just a lesson in obedience. Have you not realized that you are a woman? Obey me, or when Im through with you, youll be so lame, no man will take you. ext. calchAS TENT - DAY Grigarolon opens the drape into the tent for Octavius, who enters. int. calCHAS TENT - DAY Cressida blinks hard. The room gets hazy through her eyes. She sits dazed and drugged in front of Octavius, who sees a hint of her wrapped legs. Grigarolon stays by the entrance beside Darius. 0002000007A500018BB379F,oCTAVIUS What happened to you, my sweet? cALCHAS (chimes in) Fell off her horse, would you believe? oCTAVIUS Thats awful, my dear. An awkward silence between them. oCTAVIUS (contd) You will clean up very nicely, I think. The back of Octavius hand brushes over her cheek. flashback: ext. caLCHAS HOUSE - NIGHT Troilus strokes her cheek the same way. flash present: int. calCHAS TENT - DAY Cressida smiles. oCTAVIUS I see a great future in store for both of us once we return to Greece. You will carry my seed and bear me many sons. Cressida pictures that Octavius is Troilus. She takes his hands. oCTAVIUS (contd) After we wed tomorrow night you will come with me back to my tent and I will share all I have with you. Octavius feels the ring on her finger. He takes notice of it. oCTAVIUS (contd) What is this little trinket I see here? Calchas looks at the ring, surprised, not having noticed it. cALCHAS (covers frantically) It was her mothers. Calchas takes it off and throws it away into the dirt. Cressida zones. Octavius picks up the ring. oCTAVIUS What was his name? calchas Whose? Octavius studies the ring. oCTAVIUS His. Calchas goes and puts his arm around Octavius. calchas It is of no importance now. You are the only man for Cressida. Octavius looks at Calchas, then Calchas hand on his shoulder. Calchas backs away. Octavius slides on the ring. oCTAVIUS Since all that is hers is now mine, I assume that you wont mind if I keep it. And if the man whose it was has any chivalry at all, he will have to fight me in the field tomorrow. (to Cressida) And when he does, Ill kill him and bring a trophy of his back to you. Since no man but I matter to you, you should have no problem with that. Correct? calchas Of course. Octavius moves in for a kiss. Cressida sees Troilus in her mind. Cressida kisses Octavius whole hearted. Calchas is impressed. Finally, Octavius has to pull Cressida off of him. 0002000003650001935235F,oCTAVIUS Youre affection moves me. (to Calchas) Add two more servant girls to what I promised you. caLCHAS Thank you, my gracious lord. Octavius kisses her cheek. Octavius exits with Grigarolon. cALCHAs (contd) Good girl. Calchas shows the tube that had the drug in it to Darius. calchas (contd) Get me a lot more of whatever was in here. ext. the grEEK CAMP - DAY Octavius sees Achilles body wheeled up on a wagon of corpses returning from the field. With pleasant surprise, Octavius walks to Achilles armor with Grigarolon. oCTAVIUS Finally, Ill be this armys greatest asset. Octavius rips off the helmet to reveal Patroclus. oCTAVIUS (contd) Patroclus? Beat. Octavius smiles and grabs two medics. oCTAVIUS (contd) Take this body to Achilles tent at once. Let the man know he is responsible for his sons death. int. achilles tent - day 000200000395000196B138F,Under a thin, glistening bronze helmet that covers his hairline, Achilles, a seasoned mountain of strength and fury, takes the body of Patroclus in his arms. Achilles lets out a mighty, ferocious, desperate scream. His eyes latch onto the sword sticking out from Patroclus body. He recognizes the seal. aCHILLES Hector. ext. the RIVER Scamander - DAY Hector, Antenor and Trojan Commander 1 and the rest of the Trojan army push the outnumbered Greeks back to a river with nowhere to go. Menelaus fights ferociously. All are exhausted. aNTENOR When we are through here, we will join forces with Troilus in front of the Greek Camp. hECTOR Troilus, I almost forgot. (beat) He should have joined us by now. antenor That was not the plan. tROJAN COMMANDER 1 What should we do, my prince? hECTOR Troilus is in trouble. I feel it. tROJAN COMMANDER 1 The sun is almost down. The charge should end here. 00020000059100019A4058B,anTENOR But Troilus-- tROJAN COMMANDER 1 Hector runs this army; he wears the royal crest, not his little brother! (to Hector) When the sun falls, the fighting ends. aNTENOR Those are Greek rules. tROJAN COMMANDER 1 The men are tired. We should send word back to Troy of our victory. aNTENOR (to Hector) Everything has gone according to Troilus plan. I think our men have gotten their second wind. We can invade their camp. They wont be ready. We can win this! tROJAN COMMANDER 1 Why tempt fate, Hector? Look around you. The day is ours. Beat. Hector thinks. hECTOR (to Antenor) Take word to my father of our victory. Antenor sighs. hECTOR (cont'd) And tell him the day belongs to Troilus. Trojan Commander 1 & Antenor exchange glances. aNTENOR (to Trojan Commander 1) You have undermined your prince. hECTOR (sooths Antenor) The girl he does this for is probably back in Troy right now, waiting for him. TROJAN COMMANDER 1 (to Hector) You should head back as well. You have fought like twenty Hectors today. hECTOR Not yet. Now I must gather my army and ride to the shore. Troilus needs me. aNTENOR You cannot fight this entire war by yourself. hECTOR Thats my brother out there. aNTENOR Again, my prince, with all due respect, that was not the plan. If you divide our forces, it will leave us vulnerable. We are supposed to meet him in the middle and ride into the camp as a united front. 0002000003FB00019FCB3F5,hECTOR (to Trojan Commander 1) Finish off these Greeks and I shall see you back within the walls of Troy. (to the fighting Trojans) Fifth army, follow me! (to Antenor) Now cheer up. We have won the day. Go. Hector signals his driver. They ride off with 40 Trojans. Resentful Antenor heads to Troy. ANGLE ON - OCTAVIUS STRATO He rides up to see the fighting by the river in the distance. oCTAVIUS This battle is already over. Take us back to camp. gRIGAROLON Theyll be slaughtered. They need you. oCTAVIUS There are too many Trojans. gRIGAROLON But Menelaus! oCTAVIUS I dont see how that changes anything. Grigarolon turns the chariot around and leaves the field. angle on - THE BATTLE 200 Trojans ride up to Trojan Commander 1. TROJAN sOLDIER 4 Were going to head home and prepare for a celebration. TROJAN COMMANDER 1 We wont be far behind. The 200 men ride off. ext. the darDEN PLAINS - DAY Troilus, Aeneas and his army of Trojans ride up toward the front of the mammoth Greek camp. 0002000003740001A3C036E,tROILUS Where are they? aeneas Theyre late. Suddenly, an army charges out from the Greek Camp. troilus Down! Troilus and everyone duck for cover behind the rocks. A stampede of 150 Greeks charge by: Achilles and his army of Myrmidons, hacked and chipped bad ass Greek Warriors. xavier Is that who I think it was? troilus I pray not. ext. the riVER scamander - dusk Trojans have all but defeated the Greeks. Ten Trojans surround Menelaus, fighting with desperate valor, knee deep in the river. Achilles and his Myrmidons charge into battle. This new breed of Greek warrior uses jagged swords and hook weapons for gutting. Trojan Commander 1 turns to see them coming. TROJAN COMMANDER 1 Retreat! The Trojans retreat, but Achilles men swoop in front of them, pinning the Trojans against the river. Menelaus leads what is left of his men to attack them from behind. 00020000059B0001A72E595,Achilles and the Myrmidons charge into battle, completely fresh, cutting down all the tired Trojans left on the field. Achilles cuts through tons of Trojans; with every swing of his sword, a Trojan dies. No Trojan can lay a hand on Achilles. Three Trojans charge Achilles at once. Achilles throws one of them flying over his shoulder and battles sword and shield with the other two. Every blow from Achilles sends the Trojan stumbling. Achilles kills one as the first Trojan comes back at Achilles from behind. aCHILLES Spear! Achilles Driver tosses Achilles one of Achilles spears, thicker than any other soldiers spears. Achilles bats the Trojan hes fighting away with his shield, keeps spinning as he throws his shield and catches the spear. The round shield slices through the air like a spinning rotating saw blade, decapitating the Trojan coming at him from behind. Achilles, having never stopped turning, comes around full circle with the spear and in one powerful move, thrusts the spear up into the other Trojans back so hard, Achilles lifts him way off the ground with a mighty ferocious roar, then slams the bottom of the spear into the soft earth, impaling the Trojan single-handed on a pike. Achilles catches his breathe, eyes scouring the battle. aCHILLES (contd) Hector?! Where are you, Hector?! Know what it is to face Achilles angry! Achilles sees the back of the Trojan Commander 1s armor. 0002000003930001ACC338D,aCHILLES (contd) Hector. Achilles attacks Trojan Commander 1 and delivers a mighty swing of his sword that cuts the Commander down. Achilles roars in glory, grabs Trojan Commander 1 by the red cape, yanks him back against his will and stabs Trojan Commander 1 repeatedly, blood shooting into Achilles face. Achilles turns the body over to see Trojan Commander 1. Achilles sees tracks leading into the distance. ext. the daRDEN PLAINS - EVENING Troilus and his army wait. tROILUS (to Aeneas) Stay out of sight. I will return. Troilus and Xavier ride off. The Escorts mount up and follow. ext. the shore - evening Hector and his men see the burning, half sunken ships and dead Greeks cluttering the beach. The tide rushes in red with blood. trOJAN SOLDIER Commander! Hector looks up to see Achilles and his Myrmidons charge them. hECTOR Stop! The sun has fallen! The day of fighting is over. 0002000005640001B05055E,Myrmidons shred Hectors exhausted army within a minute. Hector and his Driver stand surrounded by Myrmidons. Achilles dismounts his horse right in front of Hector. hECTOR (contd) (flabbergasted) The sun is down. The day of fighting is done. That is the Grecian rule. Has Achilles lost his honor? aCHILLES No. I lost a son. Achilles draws his sword. Hector sees he is surrounded. Hector steps away from the Myrmidons and his chariot. hECTOR So, the sleeping giant has awaken. You have come late to the battle, Achilles. The day is ended, my strength is spent. Return tomorrow and we will have a fair fight. Are you not man enough for such a challenge? Or must you hide behind your army of animals? Achilles stops. hECTOR (contd) Tomorrow. Hector steps toward his chariot. Achilles steps in Hectors path. aCHILLES I think not. (quietly to his men) Should I die, kill the Trojan. Hectors Driver draws a short sword behind Achilles. hECTOR (to his driver) No. This is between us. (to Achilles) If I should die, I request you let my driver live and return my body home for proper burial rites. acHILLES I promise nothing. Achilles attacks with a fury. Hector can barely stop each blow. Achilles overpowers Hector with his strength, forcing the great Hector to retreat with every attack. Waves crash on the shore; the tide rushes in over their feet. 0002000003110001B5AE30B,Achilles swings his sword so hard it breaks Hectors sword in half. Hector is unarmed. Achilles moves in for the kill. Hectors Driver stabs at Achilles from behind. Achilles swings around, cutting the Drivers head in half above the mouth. Hector scrambles to his chariot and snaps the reigns. aCHILLES (contd) (to his men) Let him go! This Trojan is mine. Achilles mounts his horse and gallops after Hector. Hectors sword remains in the dirt, left behind. ext. THE TROJAN KINGDOM - evening A huge celebration. Feasting, roasting animals, musicians play, jugs of wine being poured. Citizens do headstands on their horses and acrobatics for the cheering crowd. Antenor, Paris and King Priam celebrate and dance by torchlight. ext. the wALLS OF TROY - evening 0002000003C20001B8B93BC,Hector races for the gate, Achilles hot on his tail. hECTOR (screaming) Open the gate! Open the gates! Achilles chases with a fury. Nobody hears Hectors cries as he passes the gate and races around the wall of Troy. Achilles chases. Lightning streaks through the sky. ext. the troJAN KINGDOM - evening Paris dances enthusiastically with Helen. Paris pulls Antenor and King Priam into the dance. ext. the rivER scamander - evening Troilus, Xavier and Escorts ride up to find the many slaughtered Trojans; Trojan Escort 1 focus on Trojan Commander 1s corpse. tROJAN ESCORT 1 Cycnus is slain. troilus What happened here? ext. THE WALLS OF TROY - evening Hectors horse gets tired, foaming at the mouth. Achilles gains. hECTOR Hear me, Trojans! Open the gates! Apollo, help me! They ride past the front gate again. Achilles chases with rage. ext. the darden plains - evening Troilus men look to one another restlessly. tROILUS 0002000003640001BC7535E,Hector, where are you? ext. the wallS OF TROY - evening Achilles sideswipes Hectors exhausted horse. They crash to the Earth in a cloud of dust. Achilles dismounts his horse. Hector, cut and scraped from the crash, staggers from the dust cloud. hECTOR I am unarmed, Great Achilles. Forgo this advantage. Towering Achilles walks toward Hector and slowly draws his sword. Hectors limp leg gives way as he crashes to the dirt. Achilles, panting, stands over unarmed Hector and raises his sword. HECTOR (contd) You never did have honor. Achilles slices down. Hector quickly dodges the blow, strips Achilles of his sword and kicks the giant to the ground. Achilles helmet rolls off to reveal a head of long, white hair. Out of breath and sweaty, we finally see Achilles for what he has become: old and out of shape. Now Achilles is at Hectors mercy. 0002000003FA0001BFD33F4,HECTOR (contd) Ask for mercy. ACHILLES (panting) Never. HECTOR You still bear the might of ten Greeks, but your endurance is long gone, old man. Hector cocks his sword for the big swing when a whip enwraps the sword and yanks it far from Hector. Hector turns to see... OCTAVIUS Oh lovely day. Octavius cross-armed draws two swords. ext. the TROJAN KINGDOM - evening Paris pours himself a huge glass of red wine, which overflows. The red drops hit the sand. match cut: ext. the walls OF TROY - evening Red droplets drip from Octavius sword, which he shoves deeper and deeper into Hectors body. Life leaves Hectors eyes. His body goes limp in Octavius arms. It almost looks romantic until Octavius drops Hectors dead body. Octavius mounts his horse. ACHILLES Youre leaving his body? OCTAVIUS You take it. Go down in history as the man who slew the great Hector. I have no interest in fame. Only a small fortune and a piece of land the size of Troy. Something on the water might be nice. 0002000005BD0001C3C75B7,ACHILLES Granted. Youll have it. Octavius rides to Grigarolon, who catches up in their chariot. Grigarolon sees Achilles tying Hectors corpse to his chariot. GRIGAROLON What happened? OCTAVIUS Ive secured unequaled wealth and fame. Ill collect my fortune from Achilles tonight, and when the Trojans kill him for this, Ill have my fame. Because its the survivors write history. Octavius flaunts Hectors royal crest necklace in his bloody hand. OCTAVIUS (contd) And the truth will be uncontestable, that I killed Hector and Achilles was a fraud. Octavius rides off. Grigarolon follows. ext. the darden plains - evening Troilus rejoins his men. aENEAS Get down! Troilus turns to see Hectors chariot being driven by Achilles. The chariot drags Hectors body behind it through the dirt. The helmet comes off. Achilles joins his army of Myrmidons as they ride into the Greek Camp. Troilus races over to see the helmet with Hectors insignia on it. xavier It cant be. Aeneas rides up beside Troilus. aENEAS We must return home. tROILUS No. We attack the camp. aENEAS I will follow your command to the grave, but answer me this. What has happened? Troilus turns to Aeneas, confused by his question. aENEAS (cont'd) I know why you are doing this. And if you say to charge, I will readily die at your side. But if I were you, the least I would do is make sure that there is still a Troy for her to come home to. (beat) Give us the order. 0002000004920001C97E48C,Troilus, in anguish, looks off at the Greek Camp lit by torches. Aeneas has his answer and signals the remaining army. They all ride off away from the Greek camp, leaving Troilus and his three Escorts behind. Troilus gets down from his chariot and walks toward the Greek Camp. He stops and looks down at Cressidas sleeve whipping in the wind, then looks off to the camp. tROILUS Cressida!!! Troilus crumbles. Trojan Escorts and Xavier pull a weak Troilus onto his chariot. Xavier drives them off away from the camp. Troilus looks down to see Hectors helmet in his hands. ext. the tROJAN KINGDOM - NIGHT Xavier, Troilus and Escorts ride up to the celebration. Troilus throws Hectors helmet at the feet of Priam, Antenor and Paris. tROILUS Hector is dead. The music comes to an awkward halt. Silence. pARIS What? That cant be. tROILUS Slain by Achilles. anTENOR I saw Hector slay Achilles this morning. tROILUS You were mistaken. You shamelessly celebrate, drink and glorify your own accomplishments of the day as Hector remained in the field, fighting and dying for our dignity. Troilus picks up Hectors helmet and shoves it into Paris hands. 0002000003170001CE0A311,troilus (contd) Your older brother, a better, braver man than you, gave his life today fighting for your honor, and you werent even in the field. You disgrace your family and all of Troy. Troilus storms off. int. THE TROJAN TEMPLE - NIGHT Troilus sits like a stone on his knees before the great alter. Sentry 2 enters. He spots Troilus and goes to him. sENTRY 2 Prince Troilus, I have been searching everywhere for you. No response. Sentry 2 gets close to Troilus. sENTRY 2 (cont'd) (whispers in his ear) I have a message for you from our friend inside the Greek camp. Your brother said I was supposed to-- tROILUS What?! sENTRY 2 The woman was cut free this morning. She did not leave the Greek Camp. tROILUS Is that all? sentry 2 There is more. The woman you... I... 0002000005180001D11B512,tROILUS Out with it. sENTRY 2 She is set to marry Octavius Strato. Troilus turns. sENTRY 2 (contd) Their engagement was sealed with a kiss. On the lips. The woman loves another. tROILUS Your reports are false. My faith will not be broken. Now leave me. sENTRY 2 I assure you, the information is-- tROILUS I gave you an order. Sentry 2 heads out, then pulls a scroll from his pocket and carries it back to Troilus who has returned to his stoic demeanor. sENTRY 2 The rest of our friends message. Hector had said that if anything happened to him that I should... Sentry 2 sees Troilus has tuned him out. Sentry 2 places the scroll beside Troilus on the floor, then exits. A tear streams down Troilus cheek. tROILUS My faith will not be broken. ext. THE TROJAN KINGDOM - NIGHT A huge funeral pyre burns high. Commanders and hundreds of Citizens gathered around it weep. Troilus watches the flames pulsate into the night. Troilus takes the scroll from his pouch. tROILUS Here is your message, great prince. Troilus throws the scroll. tROILUS (contd) Take it with you. It unravels in the air and lands on the top of the fire. The drawing is of a horse. The fire consumes the scroll as it burns black, crackling into a smolder. tROILUS (contd) Where is Troy without its Hector? 0002000006560001D62D650,The Priest appears beside Troilus. priest Hector was a great man, but no greater than you. His spirit will now guide you. Troilus turns and looks up to see Paris watching the pyre from his balcony. Paris sees Troilus glare. Paris retreats from view. ext. calCHAS HOUSE - NIGHT Troilus rides Goliath to the burned down house. Troilus dismounts and enters. ext. the TROJAN KINGDOM - DAwn The morning sunlight peers over the glistening, brilliant city. int. cressidas BEDCHAMBER - dawn Troilus sits among the charred remanences of Cressidas room. tROILUS Why have I never been in this room? Why did I wait so long? Troilus sobs. int. TROILUS DRESSING CHAMBER - morning Quiet morning. Light streaks in. Troilus arms himself. tROILUS Your blood is mine, Octavius. Troilus Servant races in. tROILUS SERVANT The palace is under siege! tROILUS The Greeks are inside?! tROILUS SERVANT No. Its our own soldiers. Theyre demanding we turn Helen over to the Greeks. They are going to kill her. Troilus races out. int. THE TROJAN PALACE - DAY Troilus passes Antenor in the great entry way. tROILUS Whats happened? aNTENOR Mutiny. Your father is safe. Helen is another story. tROILUS Stay with my father. Antenor nods and exits. Troilus strides toward the two giant front doors to the palace where the Three Escorts await him. Troilus slams open the double doors. ext. THE TROJAN PALACE - DAY Standing before Troilus at the bottom of the front steps, armed for battle, a mob of Trojan Soldiers. Aeneas stands in front of the army at the top of the steps, trying to calm them. 0002000003CF0001DC7D3C9,tROJAN SOLDIER 2 We cant win this war without Hector. tROJAN SOLDIER 3 Our army is down to six hundred men. The Greeks have sixty thousand. tROJAN SOLDIER 4 Give us Helen and send her to the Greeks. tROJAN SOLDIER 5 Sendem her dead body! Blood for blood! tROILUS Taking Helens life is not the answer! Would you have us be Greeks then?! Killing women? Turn us into the thing we hate? If we surrender Helen, they will only find another reason to come after us. If we kill her, we fuel their rage. Nothing we do is going to stop Greece from wanting to destroy us. I look out over this group of Trojans and I see hundreds of faces. Faces of men I taught how to fight. Men I taught how to hold a spear. Men I taught how to kill. There is no secret I am keeping from you. We all will die. If not today, some day. That is our fate. I am going to die. But let me tell you how I will NOT die. I wont die hiding behind my own walls like a coward. I wont 0002000005CA0001E0465C4,die a tired old Grecian slave who surrendered to tyranny out of fear. I will not idly stand by and watch Grecian men rape our women. You all know two of my brothers. One was a hero. The other took to hiding. Which kind of man will you be? It is not until this moment, when we have nothing and our backs are to the wall, do we find out, as a people, what we are made of. How will you face it? Will you hide? Our hero has died. Who among you will rise to fill his shoes? Who here will have his name spoken for centuries as one who did not die quietly? And when I go out on that field today, and every muscle in my body has used up every fragment of strength, I will remember the names of the ones I fight for, alive and dead. And I will find the strength in me to keep fighting. And at the end of this day, I will return home and enter the mighty gates of Troy with my shield or on it! A supportive ruckus grows among the Trojan Soldiers. tROILUS (cont'd) This war is not over! And when I die, let me die with courage, with dignity and by all of Troy, let me die with honor! The Trojans cheer. int. paris bedchamber - night Paris hears the Trojans outside chanting Troilus! Troilus! Paris sees his own reflection in the glass of wine hes drinking. Paris throws the glass into the wall. ext. the bATTLEFIELD - DAY The Trojans arrive on the battlefield to see a clear horizon. aeneas It would appear our brave Greeks have turned a shade of yellow. 0002000005DB0001E60A5D5,aNTENOR (sees something) Perhaps not. Greeks come over the horizon in front of them led by Octavius. aeneas (points to the right) Look! Greeks appear to their right led by Menelaus. Troilus turns. Greeks approach from the left led by King Agamemnon. Achilles leads the Myrmidons from behind. anTENOR Achilles. The Greeks surround and outnumber the Trojans. aENEAS (to Troilus) You had to change the way we were fighting. aNTENOR There are too many of them. troilus No. There are just more Greeks to kill. Xavier looks over at his boss. angle on - the greeks With a mighty war cry, the Greeks swarm in at them from all sides. greek army El la la lo! anGLE ON - the TROJANS aNTENOR It is in a moment such as this that a man defines himself. Troilus leads the Trojans in a war cry as they charge the oncoming Greeks lead by Octavius. All the Greeks charge inward. troilus Arrows! The men on Trojan chariots prepare to fire bows and arrows. oCTAVIUS Arrows! The charging Greeks mirror them. troilus Fire! oCTAVIUS Fire! Arrows soar through the air from every side and pierce horses, soldiers, chariots, shields, Drivers and Archers. Horses topple, bodies fall from steeds and chariots. troilus Spears! oCTAVIUS Spears! Both sides hold spears for charging. Armies collide, bronze crashes into bronze. Spears skewer Soldiers on both sides. Octavius leads the ferocious Greeks. Greeks are cut down, Trojans are lanced, chariots topple one another and have head-on collisions. 0002000003D70001EBDF3D1,Troilus leaps onto a Greeks chariot, cuts down the fighter and its driver, then leaps back onto his own chariot. Its a frenzied blood bath. Two Greeks kill Trojan Escort 3. Aeneas slices off a Greeks sword bearing arm. The Greek screams. Antenor pummels Greeks with his mace. Menelaus and King Agamemnon kill Trojans with decisive attacks. They battle Greeks, two Greeks to every Trojan taking its toll. Antenor rides up to Troilus. aNTENOR We are just too few. tROILUS (enthusiastic) No one can live forever! A huge battle trumpet sounds. All look off toward Troy. The second wave of Trojans race for the field, lead by none other than PARIS. Troilus sees them riding into battle. xavier (to Troilus) We have a second wave? Paris army , filled with the citizens of Troy in makeshift armor, ride into the fight and turn the tide of battle. Pandarus attacks, screaming like a girl. The Priest, Troilus Servant and the Recruits attack with adrenaline pumped hearts. 0002000005AA0001EFB05A4,pARIS Come on, you Grecian bastards! Paris fires his bow and arrow. Every shot a direct hit. pARIS I knew I still had it. Troilus cuts down a Greek, whose blood splatters onto Goliath. A Greek lunges a spear at Pandarus back. Troilus Servant stabs that Greek saving Pandarus, using a spear with both ends sharpened, spinning it around like a wild animal tamer, cutting down Greeks and keeping Pandarus and the Priest safe. pANDARUS I always knew I liked that kid. Paris sees Achilles hack down Recruit 2 from his chariot. pARIS (contd) I have come for you, Achilles. Paris charges. Achilles mirrors him. They palm spears on a collision course. Achilles wildly hurls his spear, which flies by Paris, who does not even move an inch to avoid it. Paris throws the spear just before they pass one another. Achilles deflects it with his shield. Paris and Achilles chariots turn for another pass. Each grab a lance as they charge. Both wait eagerly as they race closer to one another. Lances fly. Both deflect with shields and quickly clash swords as they pass one another. Paris feels his scraped neck. A touch of blood. The chariots circle one another. Achilles and Paris draw bows and arrows. The bumpy battlefield makes it hard to aim. Achilles misses. pARIS (contd) (to his driver) Steady. Paris focuses. Achilles fires again and misses. pARIS (contd) Steady. Steady. Achilles aims another arrow. Paris fires. 0002000006100001F55460A,The arrow hits Achilless forearm. Achilles misfires. Paris (to his driver) Take me up beside him! Achilles rips the arrow out with a roar. Paris knocks Achilles off his chariot. Achilles lands in the dirt. Paris chases Achilless chariot. Terrified, Achilles Driver tries to outrun Paris. Achilles Driver looks up in horror as Antenor takes off his head. Achilles chariot crashes into another Greek Chariot. Achilles rises, garnishing a shield. Paris signals his Driver. They charge Achilles. The enormous Achilles grunts at Paris. Paris swings his sword over his head. The horses are about to run over Achilles. Achilles sidesteps the horses and topples the chariot with one powerful shove. Paris scrambles to his feet. Achilles shield bashes the Trojan hero who flies seven feet back into the dirt. Both men dawn swords and shields and circle one another. Achilles towers over Paris. They exchange a series of blows. Paris slices Achilless hand. Achilles licks the wound and smiles at Paris. Paris evades a blow and slaps Achilles on the butt with his sword mockingly. Achilles turns, furious. Paris shrugs. Achilles attacks. Paris evades and hits Achilles on the butt with his sword. Achilles swiftly backhands Paris. These two out-of-shape former masters exchange many attacks. What Achilles has in strength, Paris has in speed. Achilles evades an attack and hits Paris with such force that Paris loses his sword. Paris crashes to the ground beside his chariot. Achilles presses his sword to Paris throat. 0002000003A30001FB5E39D,Paris spots arrows strewn along the dirt by his hand. His eyes shift to see an opening in Achilles armor... his heel is exposed. aCHILLES Say good-bye, Paris. Achilles pulls back his sword to jab Paris in the throat. Paris rams an arrow into Achilles heel. Blood sprays. Achilles stumbles back into the path of Antenors charging chariot. It runs Achilles over. pARIS Good-bye, Achilles. Paris looks up. Achilles stands up, long white hair blowing in the wind with half the skin ripped from his body. Now hes mad. Achilles heads for Paris. Paris grabs his bow and fires several arrows. Paris hits Achilles repeatedly. Paris runs out of arrows. Old Achilles keeps coming. Paris Driver throws Paris his sword. Paris attacks. Achilles catches Paris arm with one hand and seizes his throat with the other. Achilles makes Paris drop the sword and lifts Paris by the throat with one hand. Paris turns red. 0002000005110001FEFB50B,Paris Driver spears Achilles in the back, out his front and into Paris thigh. Paris screams. Achilles drops Paris and backhands the Driver. Achilles goes after Driver. Paris grabs his sword. PARIS (contd) Im not through with you yet. Achilles reaches for Paris. Paris hacks down. The sword cuts between Achilles two center fingers, through the hand and half way down Achilles forearm. Achilles roars and grabs Paris with his remaining hand. Achilles yanks Paris by the armor into a headbutt. CRACK! Paris nose breaks. Achilles tries for another, but Paris spots the spear protruding from Achilles gut and yanks upward, forcing Achilles to his knees. Paris tugs the spear from the giant, spins it around and stabs down right into Achilles mouth with all his might, shattering Achilles teeth. pARIS (contd) Choke on it. Achilles chokes. The spear tip exits Achilles lower back and sticks into the ground. Achilles cannot move, pinned into this position as he dies. Paris cracks his own nose back into place. pARIs (contd) Now I remember why I stopped coming. Paris ties cloth around his thigh wound. Paris and his driver tip his chariot right-side up and climb on. Troilus rides up. pARIs (contd) I need more arrows. Troilus tosses him a full sack of arrows. 00020000031F00020406319,tROILUS Its good to have you back. Menelaus boards Antenors chariot. Antenor slices Menelaus' side open, making him fall off. Aeneas fires his bow and arrow. The arrow soars through the air, right into King Agamemnons arm. The arrows tip comes out the other side. King Agamemnon goes down. Paris fires arrows with deadly accuracy. Many Trojans battle with great skill. Troilus sees Octavius lance Trojans in the back. tROILUS (contd) Octavius. Troilus chariot charges Octavius. Octavius rides his chariot away from the battle. Troilus pursues him, sword drawn, into an empty part of the field. Octavius turns around to face Troilus. tROILUs (contd) Has Octavius Strato turned coward? oCTAVIUS Oh no, Prince Troilus. I just wanted to be sure no one could save you this time. 00020000042F0002071F429,The chariots charge and pass one another with the clang of swords. Troilus helmet gets knocked off. Octavius and Troilus turn for another pass. They charge with lances. Octavius stabs one of Troilus horses while his other hand, draws his sword and slices Xaviers neck. Troilus attacks. Octavius ducks and uppercuts with the pummel of his sword to Troilus chin. Troilus chariot crashes, rolling on top of him. The dust settles. Octavius rides up to see Troilus half under the chariot with blood coming from his head. Octavius notices the crest on Troilus horse, it matches the ring from Cressida. Octavius smiles. oCTAVIUS (contd) Its not your day, Trojan. Xavier squirms in the dirt, his one hand clutched around his neck. Blood seeps out between his fingers. Xavier raises his stump as if to say Please, no more to Octavius. Octavius gently places his foot on Xaviers neck, then quickly stomps down with a twist of his foot. Snap! Octavius unhooks Goliath and straps the horse to his chariot. Octavius sees Grigarolon standing over Troilus. 00020000026300020B4825D,oCTAVIUS (contd) Is he dead? Grigarolon nods enthusiastically. Octavius tosses the ring to Troilus. oCTAVIUS (contd) Take us back to camp. Grigarolon drives them away, leaving Troilus body in the dust. ext. cALCHAS TENT - DAY Octavius rides up and gets off his chariot, Goliath tied to it. int. calchAS TENT - DAY Octavius enters to see Cressida laying catatonic. oCTAVIUS My sweet, I have brought you a gift. Grigarolon pulls Goliath inside. oCTAVIUS (contd) I always keep my promise. Cressida sees Goliaths name etched on the saddle and blood splattered all over the horse. She trembles. 00020000038600020DA5380,oCTAVIUS (contd) (to Grigarolon) She is moved. Tie the horse out front. Grigarolon takes the horse outside. Octavius eyes browse Cressida laying there. oCTAVIUS (contd) I am a bit tired myself. Octavius lays beside her, pressing up against her. oCTAVIUS (contd) Tonight we wed, and finally, this body will be all mine. Ill grant you great pleasure, my sweet. Octavius looks down to see his hand groping her chest. oCTAVIUS (contd) Excuse my enthusiasm. Octavius kisses the base of her neck, tasting it with a lick of his tongue, then quietly gets up and exits. oCTAVIUS (OS contd) (contd) (to Grigarolon) Back into battle. She hears Octavius ride off. A tear rolls down Cressidas cheek. Cressida looks up to see some rope. int. calchas tENT - DAY A tied off rope runs up and over the support beam for the ceiling of the tent. Cressida pulls herself to her feet using the rope. 00020000030900021125303,SLOW MOTION: Cressida ties the rope around her neck, closes her eyes and allows herself to fall from the chair. ext. the battlefield - day Troilus jolts up, gripping his throat, gasping for air. tROILUS No. Troilus pries himself from under the chariot to see Xaviers body. tROILUS (contd) I will avenge you my friend. Troilus finds his shield and sheathes his sword. He sees the ring and puts it on. Troilus walks toward the battlefield in the distance with determination, wiping the dried blood from his head. From a distance, four Greeks on horses charge Troilus. Aeneas, in the middle of the fray, sees Troilus being charged. aeneas Troilus?! Aeneas cannot get to Troilus through the fighting. Troilus sees the Greeks coming, yet remains uncannily calm. 00020000034B00021428345,aeneas (contd) (sees this) Draw your sword, Troilus. Troilus can almost see the whites of their eyes. aeneas (contd) Troilus, draw your sword. The Greeks, swords drawn, are upon him now. aeneas (contd) Damnit Troilus! Draw your sword! Greeks swing their swords wildly down as they get within reach. Troilus ducks under his shield at the last moment blocking all four swords. Troilus draws his sword and shoves up into the air right under one Greeks chest plate into his chest. He hollers. The second swings his sword down. Troilus catches the attack, yanks the Greek off his horse, flips the Greek to his back and drives his sword down into the Greek for the kill. Troilus, with one gallant leap, mounts one of the horses. The third and forth Greeks stab at him from both sides at once. Troilus forces them to stab each other. 0002000005190002176D513,Aeneas smiles, then turns to horror. Whack! Troilus gets knocked off his horse. Troilus looks up from the dirt to see Ajax tower over him on horseback. aJAX Big brother is dead and yet I still live. Is this not ironic? voice Back off, Ajax. This Trojan is mine. Troilus looks over to see Octavius. oCTAVIUS (contd) (to Grigarolon) You said he was dead. Grigarolon shrugs in ignorance. tROILUS Apparently your driver was mistaken. aJAX This prince is my prize. Give way. oCTAVIUS Let us not argue when we can share him. Ajax and Octavius charge Troilus at once. tROILUS I will take on all of Greece today if I must. Come on! Troilus takes up his sword and shield, leaps onto a Grecian horse and charges both Greeks. Ajax and Octavius look at one another a beat, then charge together at Troilus. Troilus passes Ajax, blocking his attack, and continues on to charge Octavius. Troilus leaps from the horse and tackles Octavius right off his chariot. They both hit the dirt. Octavius leaps from his back to his feet without using his hands and draws his sword. Troilus mirrors him and attacks. Octavius, very skilled, avoids a series of sword swings. They clash swords. Troilus and Octavius lock up, sword to sword, hands grabbing one anothers arms. Its a battle of will and strength. 00020000026D00021C80267,Octavius sees Ajax coming around for another pass behind Troilus. oCTAVIUS Prepare to die, Trojan. WHAM! Aeneas chariot bulldozes Ajaxs horse, sending the Greek giant flying to the dirt. Troilus, with a mighty roar, flips Octavius to his back and lands on top of the great commander as the blades slowly fight their way down upon Octavius throat. Blood trickles from Octavius neck as the sword inches into his flesh. Octavius kicks Troilus to his feet, each retains a sword. Troilus attacks relentlessly. Octavius drags himself backward across the dirt on the defensive. Troilus STABS Octavius in the arm. 00020000029B00021EE7295,Aeneas tries to run Ajax down. Ajax leaps onto Aeneas chariot. Aeneas stabs at Ajax. Ajax catches the spear and whacks Aeneas unconscious with it. Giant Ajax turns to the Driver, who jumps from the chariot. Ajax looks at unconscious Aeneas. aJAX You shall make a good prisoner, Aeneas. Ajax rides off in the chariot toward the Greek Camp. Octavius rolls away from a deadly blow to his face, gets to his feet and backs up, completely taken aback by the new Troilus. Troilus pursues, but Grigarolon drives by and swoops Octavius aboard his chariot. They ride off. oCTAVIUS I must prepare for my nuptials. Till we meet again, Trojan. Octavius rides off. 0002000002D50002217C2CF,tROILUS Cressida! Troilus looks around to see the Grecian corpses and horses. ext. the darden plains - DAY Troilus races to the Greek Camp in Greek armor on a Grecian steed. ext. the greek camp entrance - day Four GREEK GATE GUARDS stop Troilus. tROILUS Its a bloody day out there. greek gate guard I know your face. tROILUS Why wouldnt you? gREEK GATE GUARD And where is the rest of your legion? troilus In the field, killing Trojans. What?! Can you not see I am hurt?! Troilus points to his head wound. tROILUS (contd) Clear out of my way before I have you flogged! Troilus rides past the Guards, almost running them over. int. tent - day Troilus slips into a tent. A figure hidden in shadows turns. 0002000004D60002244B4D0,wHISPERED VOICE What are you doing here? You are compromising everything. tROILUS Where is she? Where is Calchas tent? whispered voice Seven tents to the east, but Cressida-- Troilus darts out. ext. calCHAS TENT - DAY Troilus arrives to find Goliath. Troilus enters... int. calchas tent - day On the floor, the broken tent rod, rope and Calchas. Calchas turns to see Troilus with a sword tip to his back. Calchas eyes are raw from tears. Troilus lifts the sword to Calchas throat. tROILUS Good day, Calchas. cALCHAS Yes, this is how it ends for me. Instead of a Greek sword, a Trojan blade. (rips open his shirt) Come, take my life, great prince of Troy. You have taken everything else! tROILUS Im not here for you, Calchas. The gods will see you punished for what youve done. Where is Cressida? cALCHAS She tried to hang herself. The tent wouldnt hold her. Then she tried to kill her own father! She stabbed a Soldier that was trying to restrain her. She has ruined me! Ruined everything! tROILUS Where is she? cALCHAS They have taken her. tROILUS Who? calchas Octavius men. They took her from me. tROILUS Where? cALCHAS To the center of the camp. Examples must be made. Examples must be made. 00020000046F0002291B469,Calchas sobs. Troilus exits. Calchas grabs a dagger. ext. calchAS TENT - DAY Troilus approaches Goliath. Calchas runs outside to stab Troilus in the back. Suddenly Calchas runs right into a sword that plunges into Calchas belly and out his back. Calchas looks up to see Grigarolon, neither halfwit nor hunchback, has impaled him. gRIGAROLON (to Troilus) Go, my prince. Hurry. Troilus rides off as Grigarolon backs Calchas into... int. cALCHAS TENT - DAY Calchas looks down at the sword running through him. grigarolon Traitor. Grigarolon spins the blade around inside Calchas guts, then uses his foot to shove Calchas off his sword. Calchas stumbles into furniture and crashes to the sand. Grigarolon sheathes his sword and exits. Calchas lays there, eyes open. cALCHAS I was supposed to live. I saw the future. I knew. I knew. Calchas dies. ext. greek camp - DAY Troilus rides Goliath. Darius sees him and points. dARIUS (yells) Trojan! Trojan! Troilus passes many Greeks hollering Trojan as he rides by. Troilus slices down all that oppose him. Darius follows. ext. comMANDERS TENT - DAY 00020000016400022D8415E,A Greek has Cressidas head on a chopping block. Three other Greeks watch the execution. The sword raises over her neck. cRESSIDA I am on my way, my love. Troilus rides Goliath into the center of the camp, throwing his sword through the air into the executioners chest. The three Greeks charge unarmed Troilus, who decisively kills each of them. 00020000033500022EE232F,Behind Troilus, Darius slowly draws his sword. Troilus hears it and quickly swings his sword around fast. Darius face registers confusion. Darius topples into two pieces. Troilus sheathes his sword and turns around to Cressida. tROILUS Tell me you still love me. Cressida grabs him and kisses him again and again. tROILUS (contd) Maybe you could hold onto that enthusiasm until a bit later. Lets go. cRESSIDA I cant walk. Greeks come at them from every side, swords and lances drawn. Troilus roars in valor and cuts down every Greek within swords reach. Troilus pursues six Greeks on their retreat into... int. greek COMMANDERS TENT - DAY Wounded King Agamemnon backs up at the sight of the fury before him. Troilus cuts down the poles. The tent comes down on them. ext. the gREEK CAMP - DAY 0002000005EC000232115E6,Troilus gets out of the tent, sheathes his sword and runs to Cressida. Troilus notices twenty Greeks coming from behind her. gREEK ARMY Kill the Trojan! Troilus draws his sword, ready to take them all on. hECTOR (vo) Courage alone often results in stupidity. Troilus lays Cressida across Goliath, mounts the horse and charges by many Greeks at top speed through the camp. angLE ON - aeneas Aeneas being flogged by two ugly Greeks. Troilus rides up and cuts them both down with two swings of his sword. Troilus cuts free Aeneas, who collapses, then throws Aeneas over the rump of a Greek horse, takes its reigns and they all ride off. ext. the trOJAN KINGDOM - DUSK As the sun slinks over the horizon: Aeneas, Troilus and Cressida ride into Troy. The massive gates close behind them. disSOLVE TO: int. trOILUS BEDCHAMBER - NIGHT Troilus gently rewraps Cressidas legs. He swallows his desires to do more than just wrap them. Troilus' Servant watches from the doorway, eyes glued to her legs. cRESSIDA (to Troilus) I thought you were dead. No more waiting. Troilus looks Cressida in the eyes. tROILUS I want you to be my wife. Bear my children. I want us to be together forever. Marry me. cRESSIDA Id die for you. tROILUS Live for me instead. Troilus nods to his Servant, whos still looking at her legs. Troilus covers Cressidas legs. Troilus' Servant immediately snaps out of his daze and opens the door. The Priest, Pandarus and Aeneas enter. Cressida, surprised, looks at Troilus. 00020000062D000237F7627,tROILUs (contd) I never want to wait another minute for anything we want. Sweet music accompanies the following voice over. The marriage vow SERIES OF SHOTS begins with: Together, Troilus and Cressida light an entwined candle with two wicks that burn together, surrounded by white flowers. priest (vo) I hereby join in holy union for now and all eternity, Troilus and Cressida each sip from a challis of wine. priest (VO cont'd) Prince Troilus, son of Priam, ruler of the Trojan Empire, and the lady Cressida of the house of Calchas. Troilus & Cressida sprinkle rose pedals in one circle around themselves. priest (VO cont'd) They vow from this day forth to treat one another with kindness,... Troilus slides his ring onto her finger. Giddy shock hits Cressida at the sight of it. Her eyes get watery. priest (VO cont'd) ...generosity, devotion, compassion, respect, affection and adoration. SERIES OF SHOTS ends, Troilus & Cressida facing the Priest. The Priest takes each of their hands in one of his. priest (cont'd) Do both parties agree to this union of their own free will? tROILUS Yes. cRESSIDA I do. The Priest puts the two lovers hands together. The Priest wraps their hands together with a long, narrow embroidered cloth as... priest Then I, high priest of Troy, bind these two souls together for all time. I bless you both as husband and wife. The Priest pulls his hands away. A tear cascades down Cressidas cheek. Troilus caresses her cheek, wiping it the way he did the night they first spoke to one another. Beat. Pandarus cries too. 0002000004B700023E1E4B1,tROILUS You can all leave now. pandarus Right. The Priest exits. Troilus takes the narrow embroidered cloth their hands were wrapped together with and looks to Cressida. She nods with approval. Troilus puts the cloth in Pandarus hands. tROILUS (contd) We want you to have this. The bond that brought and tied us together. Pandarus throws a big hug around Troilus. Troilus pats Pandarus back warmly. Pandarus pulls himself together, blows Cressida a kiss and exits. Aeneas steps up to Troilus. aENEAS Thank you for saving my life. And Cressida, thank you for proving me wrong. Aeneas bows to her and exits. Troilus' Servant closes the door behind Aeneas and stands at post. Cressida opens her top a bit. tROILUS But your legs... cRESSIDA No more waiting. Just be gentle. Troilus gently kisses her. Troilus looks up to see Troilus' Servant by the door. Troilus shoots his Servant a look. The Servant finally gets it and exits, closing the door behind him. int. aCHILLES TENT - NIGHT Neoptolemus, tears in his eyes and rage in his heart, stands over the embalmed corpses of Achilles and Patroclus. Neoptolemus cuts his own thigh repeatedly with a dagger but feels no physical pain. 000200000349000242CF343,ext. the gREEK CAMP - NIGHT Grigarolon walks through the camp. His eyes catch sight of something, then veer straight up into the sky. Lightning. Octavius watches Grigarolon scramble to his tent. int. grigarolons tent - night Grigarolon closes a scroll with a wax seal and heads for the exit, only to bump right into Octavius, surprised to see him. oCTAVIUS I was surprised when Troilus was alive after you diagnosed him as dead. gRIGAROLON He looked dead. oCTAVIUS (refers to scroll) What have you got there? gRIGAROLON A letter for my family back home. oCTAVIUS Where did you say your home was? gRIGAROLON The coast. Grigarolon sees his sword is on the other side of the tent. oCTAVIUS Were you from Tura City? gRIGAROLON Just outside it. oCTAVIUS Thats good. Amazing in fact. You see, there is no Tura City in Greece. 0002000003BE000246123B8,Grigarolon runs, grabs his sword then turns right into Octavius thrusting sword. Grigarolon drops his weapon as the sword slides through Grigarolon like butter. Octavius takes the scroll and retracts his sword. Grigarolon falls. Octavius breaks the seal and reads The horse is a trap. Octavius rips the message and drops it. The two pieces land on the expanding scarlet pool of blood in the sand around Grigarolons body. The paper absorbs the blood and slowly sinks. The words drown in thick, red death. diSSOLVE TO: ext. the trojan PALACE COURTYARD - night Paris steps up beside Troilus. paris Is she sleeping? tROILUS You know? pARIS You could have invited me. tROILUS Ill be in enough trouble when father gets word. I didnt think you needed the headache. pARIS (smiles) Well, I do like to avoid trouble. Her reputation precedes her as much as mine, you know. I cant believe you married the shrew of Troy. Beautiful, but a-- 0002000004E3000249CA4DD,tROILUS Have you ever met Cressida? Paris shakes his head. tROILUS (cont'd) You dont know her heart. She is a fire. pARIS Well, our family does have a history of impeccable taste in women. They chuckle. pARIS Do you fear death? tROILUS Of course. But this is where we belong. Paris exits. ext. the trOJAN KINGDOM - DAWN The sun starts to rise over the brilliant kingdom. int. troilus bEDCHAMBER - dawn The sun shines in through the window. Troilus wakes to see Cressida watching him. They smile at one another and kiss. ext. THE TROJAN PALACE - DAY Troilus and Paris exit the double doors together armed for battle. tROILUS I told you, I dont want a new driver. Troilus freezes at the sight of Troilus Servant in drivers gear on his chariot. Beat. Paris smiles and steps to his ride. Troilus steps onto his chariot and pats his Servant on the shoulder. They all ride off. ext. the bATTLEFIELD - DAY Troilus, Antenor, Paris, Aeneas and hundreds of Trojans stand in formation on the field. No Greeks in sight. Wind whips their capes. EVERYONE looks to Troilus. troilus (to his soldiers) If the Greeks fear to come to us, we shall bring the war to the Greeks! Enthusiasm soars as they charge around the mountains. 0002000003B400024EA73AE,ext. the darden plains - DAY The Trojan army charges around the bend and comes to a teetering halt. An enormous shadow consumes them. Trojan eyes slowly veer into the sky with chagrin. No Grecians nor Greek Camp. Only a colossal hundred foot tall wooden horse towers over the land. Chains bind SINON, a blubbering Greek, to the horse. aENEAS Nice horse. Where are the Greeks? troilus Stay here. Troilus rides to a cowering Sinon. sinon Please dont hurt me. troilus What is this? Where are they? sINON I never killed anybody! Im just a slave. I have no sword. Troilus draws his sword. troilus Where are they?! sINON They left me. A sacrifice they said, to guarantee them a safe voyage home. Skeptical, Troilus waves over the troops. sINON (contd) Once there was no Achilles, no one wanted to fight anymore. So they built this horse in your honor, for proving yourselves worthy adversaries. pARIS (rides up) Lets burn it. 0002000005220002525551C,troilus (to Paris and Antenor) Im going to the shores and to see where the Grecian Ships have docked. aENEAS Im going with you. Troilus and Aeneas ride off with ten cavalry. sinon Are you going to kill me? Antenor and Paris look at the pathetic cry baby, then one another. aNTENOR A servant? How would you like to be a Trojan Citizen? Sinon smiles through his tears. Paris signals torches. sINON Wait! All look to Sinon with suspicion. sINON (contd) I am a Trojan? You will keep your word? Then do not destroy this Horse. They built it as a dedication to the great goddess Athena, hoping that you would destroy it, bringing her wrath upon Troy. Athena has never been known to forgive. (suddenly gets a great idea) But maybe if you take it into your city, Athena and all her graces will follow. Antenor and Paris look up at the monstrous horse then to one another as if saying, You gotta be kidding me. ext. the shore - day The fourteen Trojans can see for miles. No ships. Trojans smile. Troilus and Aeneas laugh whole hearted. ext. the trojan kINGDOM - DAY Trojans, with ropes and pulleys, haul the Trojan Horse into the city, which dwarfs everything. Celebrations fill the streets. Pandarus and Priest, drunk and jolly, pull Troilus Servant over and fill his glass of wine. 0002000005B9000257715B3,Aeneas dances with his SON and WIFE. AENEAS Father, join us! AENEAS FATHER joins the dancing. Escorts 1 & 2 pour a huge jug of wine over Paris. Paris laughs. Trojan Soldiers study the foreign writing on the horses pedestal. tROJAN SOLDIER 4 What does it say? trOJAN SOLDIER 5 (shrugs) Its all Greek to me. ext. PALACE BALCONY - DAY Troilus looks out over the vast enclosed kingdom from a palace balcony with Cressida at his side, the streets filled with Citizens, music and dancing around the Trojan Horse. cRESSIDA (sees Trojan Horse) It just gives me the creeps. tROILUS Give me the word and Ill have it destroyed. Beat. Cressida kisses Troilus lovingly for the romantic gesture. cRESSIDA Go out there and celebrate. Ill be fine. tROILUS (smiles) I am celebrating. Troilus pours them each a glass of wine from a full jug. ext. top OF THE TROJAN WALL - NIGHT Ten Sentries watch the celebrations continue with torches lighting the streets of Troy. Antenor arrives. Sentries straighten up. aNTENOR The war is over, boys. You six are relieved. Six Sentries looks to one another and dart out of there. aNTENOR (contd) As for you four. Antenor pulls a jug of wine from behind his back. They smirk. Int. trOILUS BEDCHAMBER - NIGHT Troilus lays in bed with Cressida, pouring the last of the jug into her cup. He sets it down on the floor next to another tipped over empty jug. They kiss and pass out in one anothers arms. disSOLVE TO: 0002000007E700025D247E1,ext. the trojan kINGDOM - NIGHT The quiet streets of Troy covered in mess, glass and empty wine jugs. The Citizens have gone home. Five Sentries round the corner to see the giant horse tower over the city. SENTRY 3, 15, sees a shadow move in the mouth of the enormous beast. He signals his four fellow Sentries to stay put. Sentry 3 scales the large horse, climbing all the way up to its mouth, a hundred feet tall. Sentry 3 looks inside the mouth. A hand snatches Sentry 3 and yanks him inside fast as lightning. The four Sentries take a step back. Ten even panels along the side of the horse fly open in unison, an arrow fires from each opening, killing the Sentries. int. the trojan horse - night Octavius Strato pins terrified Sentry 3 to the floor, smothering the youths mouth with his left hand, dagger in his right. oCTAVIUS Never look a gift horse in the mouth. With one swift, smooth flick of the dagger, Octavius slits Sentry 3s throat. Hot, steamy blood pours out. ext. the trojan kINGDOM - NIGHT Sinon runs from the shadows and flips a wooden panel which releases the Greeks. Octavius and Neoptolemus exit first. ext. top of the trojan wall - night The Greeks, lead by Octavius and Neoptolemus, swiftly and silently kill the Sentries along the wall. Octavius pulls the lever. The massive gates swinging open, clicking. Neoptolemus looks around. Not a stir in the silent, torch-lit city. Octavius looks into the darkness outside Troy. oCTAVIUS Come on. Thundering hooves pound the earth from a distance. It grows louder. Thousands of Greeks charge through the field like a swarm of bees a thousand thick. Theres no end to them. ext. THE WALLS OF TROY - night The Greek army charges through the massive gates, led by King Agamemnon, Menelaus and Ajax. A thousand men, starting with a hundred chariots, all darting into the city with bows and arrows cocked, the tips set on fire. The arrows spray from the chariots in all directions, setting everything in sight on fire. 0002000005F1000265055EB,The herd of Greeks consume Troy. They trample Trojans, layer swords in their backs, stab CITIZENS on fire running from their blazing homes, teaming up to hack lone Trojans into pieces, slitting Trojan throats. Fire and pandemonium. Women and children watch and scream. Ajax throws a women to the ground, ripping off her clothes. She screams but nobody can hear her. The Great Trojan Kingdom becomes ablaze. ext. the trojan tEMPLE - NIGHT The Priest runs from the burning temple. int. pANDARUS FLAT - night Pandarus, panic stricken, stands surrounded by flames, trapped. Nowhere to run. His frantic eyes catch sight of the narrow embroidered cloth on his dresser. Pandarus takes it in his hands and wraps them together calmly. The floor and ceiling both ready to give way. Pandarus half smiles as tears roll down his cheeks. int. troilUS BEDCHAMBER - NIGHT Troilus rises from bed, grips his head and goes to the window to see the city taking to flames. Cressida sits up in bed. Troilus throws on some garments and straps his sword around his waist. tROILUS Ill be right back. Troilus exits with a stagger. Cressida looks around, fearful. ext. the trOJAN PALACE - NIGHT Greeks invade the square. Antenor charges into the streets sword out, chopping down every Greek in his path. Antenor fights like a lion. Trojan Escorts 1 & 2 fight courageously on the steps of the palace. Myrmidons use their hook shaped weapons and jagged swords to gut Escort 2 and slit Escort 1s throat. 0002000004C700026AF04C1,int. THE TROJAN PALACE - night The Priest enters screaming... priest Help us! The Greeks are among us! The Priest sees blood running under his feet from the recently slain body of Troilus Servant. The Priest backs into Octavius. priest (contd) (backs away) Please, no, Im a priest. A holy man. I could bring your men great luck. Octavius swings his bloody sword down, cutting the Priest in two. ext. the TROJAN PALACE - NIGHT Antenor swings his sword wildly around, surrounded by the enemy. mENELAUS (signals them) Now! All ten of the Greeks charge Antenor with their spears in unison, impaling Antenor from every side. These spears jab deep into Antenor with such a force that it lifts the general right off the ground. He lets out a mighty cry as blood sprays from his mouth. int. paris BALCONY - night Paris fires arrow after arrow into the swarm of Greeks filling the streets below, a deadly blow with every shot, but still not making the slightest dent in the attack. int. troilus dressing chamber Cressida watches the door intently. It starts to open. cRESSIDA Whats going on out there? The door opens further to reveal Octavius. oCTAVIUS Fate is, my dear. Octavius pulls out a rope. 0002000002F500026FB12EF,oCTAVIUS (contd) I believe you forgot something when you left. And Im not the type to let good deeds go unfinished. Cressida tries to run from the bed, but her leg cracks. She hits the floor hard. cRESSIDA (screams toward the window) Help me! Cressida drags herself to the window. The flaming light flickers off her face. Octavius comes up behind Cressida, tying the rope off, then laying the other end around her neck. Cressidas eyes cannot avert her beautiful home aflame. Troilus enters to see Octavius throw her out the window. The rope yanks tight. Troilus runs for the window. Octavius steps in his path. oCTAVIUS I believe we have some unsettled business, you and I. Hungover Troilus, winces sand backs up. Octavius slowly pursues. 000200000506000272A0500,oCTAVIUS (contd) The great city of Troy has fallen. And Troilus will fall with it. Octavius stabs at Troilus with his spear. Troilus fights back with his sword. They fight into the... int. the TROJAN PALACE - nIGHT Troilus and Octavius fight up and down the great halls of the palace, which are now on fire. oCTAVIUS What has happened to you, prince? You share a new enthusiasm. What is your secret, I must know. tROILUS I dont care anymore. Life or death, it is all the same to me now. They fight on. int. paRIS BEDCHAMBER - NIGHT Menelaus enters to see Helens figure behind the netting, naked on the bed. Menelaus draws his sword and approaches Helen, with anger and pain in his eyes, fist clinched around the sword. mENELAUS Ive waited a long time for this. Helen steps from behind the bed netting, revealing her gorgeous body to Menelaus. He stops in his tracks and drops to his knees. Quietly, Paris steps in from the balcony and picks up his sword. Paris stabs at Menelaus back. Menelaus blocks the thrust. int. aeneas house on fire - night Downstairs, Aeneas finds his wife and son hiding in a corner. aENEAS Stay here, Im getting my father! Aeneas runs up the stairs. The ceiling comes down at the wife and son. They run. It just misses them. 00020000059C000277A0596,int. pariS BEDCHAMBER - NIGHT Menelaus and Paris sword fight all over the room. Helen hides behind the netting. Menelaus goes in for the kill, but Paris kicks Menelaus in his side wound. Menelaus roars in pain and drops his sword, stumbling to the ground. Blood seeps through Menelaus armor. Paris stands over Menelaus, ready to kill. mENELAUS You will never live out the day. Paris rams the sword at Menelaus, but suddenly stops. Helens hand pulls the dagger from Paris back. Paris looks to Helen, devastated. Paris collapses. Helens hand drops the dagger and extends to Menelaus. Beat. He takes her hand. She helps him to his feet and they exit. Fire arrows fly in the window. The drapes, bed netting and walls catch fire. Paris lays silent, eyes open. He blinks. int. the TROJAN PALACE - nIGHT Troilus and Octavius fight up the great palace stairs and through the flaming halls. OCTAVIUS You put up a much better fight than your brother. Troilus notices Hectors necklace around Octavius neck. Troilus charges. They fight to where they overlook the courtyard. Octavius scratches Troilus across the chest, then kicks him right off the second floor down into the courtyard. Octavius looks down at the lifeless Troilus laying in the dirt. ext. aenEAS HOUSE ON FIRE - NIGHT Aeneas wife and son run from the flaming house. She turns back to the house and screams to the second floor... 00020000041000027D3640A,aeneas wife Aeneas! Aeneas! The Wife looks down. A sword tip comes right out of her stomach. She collapses dead. The Greek grabs Aeneas Son. A manly scream startles the Greek as Aeneas sword rams straight into him. aENEAS (to his son) Stand with your grandfather. The Son hides with Aeneas Father close to the house. Aeneas fights three Greeks single handed. He kills two then hurls the third right into his house as the ceiling comes down on the Greek. int. the throne ROOM - NIGHT King Priam runs for his life. Neoptolemus throws his spear, which impales King Priam on his throne. He hacks into Priam with fury. ext. the trojan palace - NIGHt The entire city burns bright. Ajax rides up to King Agamemnon. aJAX Whats the order, King Agamemnon? What do we do with the women and children. kING AGAMEMNON Kill them. Kill them all. From this day forth, the Trojan Empire is dead. We will blot out the seed of Troy forever. Ajax nods and disappears into the crowd. int. the trojan PALACE COURTYARD - nIGHT 0002000007440002814073E,Octavius arrives to where Troilus landed, but theres no body. tROILUS It is time we end this. Troilus and Octavius fight. Octavius knocks Troilus to the ground. Troilus sword flies out of reach. Octavius prepares to run Troilus through. Troilus scoops up a handful of dirt in his hand. Troilus looks at the dirt in his hand and releases it. The spear comes down hard, right into Troilus side, in his front and out his back. Octavius tries to pull the spear out. Troilus left hand grabs the spear that runs through him. Octavius cant pull it out. Octavius takes a step back, making a big tug on the spear. Troilus, holding on tight with his left hand, is pulled to his feet. Troilus grabs the sword from Octavius belt with his right hand, brings the sword high into the air, then swings the sword down over his head right into Octavius shoulder. Blood sprays. Octavius backs away in shock. Troilus runs at Octavius, shoving the blade through Octavius armor, into his stomach, out his back and into a tree. Blood rushes from Octavius wounds. Faint, Octavius draws his dagger. Troilus hand also grabs the dagger. TROILUS (contd) Have you ever seen a man gutted alive? Let me show you. Troilus guides the dagger into Octavius gut, slicing horizontally along the abdomen. Octavius guts spill out onto the floor. OCTAVIUS (struggles to breathe; vindictive and self righteous) All you have done will be forgotten. No one will know. Your future is ambiguity. TROILUS Yes. And so is yours. Realization hits Octavius; His face loses rage and slinks into horror. Troilus reaches deep into Octavius and wrenches something inside his chest. Unable to breathe, Octavius struggles and dies. Troilus rips the necklace from Octaviuss neck, looks down to see the spear and pulls it from his own gut. Troilus staggers into... 0002000002700002887E26A,int. the trojan paLACE - NIGHT Troilus sees a weak body leaning up against the big double front doors to the palace with blood pouring from his back. tROILUS Paris? Paris turns to him. They each lean against one of the doors to keep standing. Troilus offers Paris the royal crest necklace. PARIS Keep it. They catch their breath and look to one another. tROILUs We could wait here behind the doors, and when the Greeks enter, throw sand in their eyes and stab them in the back. pARIS (smirks) We could do that. Or we could run for the back door and try to find some means of escape. Not fight our own battle. 00020000057400028AE856E,tROILUS (smirks) We could do that too. Both weak, dying men draw their swords. tROILUS (contd) Honor. pARIS Honor. They rip open the doors and charge out into the streets of Troy, roaring with all their strength the battle-cry of honorable men. ext. the TROJAN PALACE - DAY Paris and Troilus charge down the steps of the palace together into the streets, cutting down Greeks. Paris gets shot with an arrow. Another Greek stabs Paris in the gut. A third Greek slices open the back of Paris neck. Paris crashes to his knees as a final Greek lops off Paris head. Troilus fights valiantly, killing several Greeks all around him. His eyes widen in shock, seeing Cressida hanging out the palace window, barely alive. Troilus gets sliced. He turns and cuts down the Greek. Troilus looks to Cressida, dangling, and heads for her body building into a run, purposely dropping his sword. SLOW MOTION: The sword CLANGS against the steps of the palace. Troilus runs beneath Cressidas body, taking hold of her feet, trying to yank her free. Opera music fills our ears. Swords and spears ram deep into Troilus from every side. All Troilus does with his last moments of life is clutch onto his love, pulling, wailing and screaming. The rope unties from inside. Troilus & Cressida crash to the ground, him holding onto his love. The Greeks swarm around them in a huddle, stabbing. 0002000003AC000290563A6,Greeks leave the two bodies, strewn across the palace steps. The two lovers with their last moments of life, stare into one anothers eyes. The chill of the night allows for us to see their breath exhale. They are at peace. Steam rises from the hot blood seeping from them. The breath from their mouths slowly stops. Their eyes glaze over. The necklace falls from Troilus hand and cascades down the steps. Amidst the blood, rubble and bodies of the most gruesome single attack ever made in human history, Troilus and Cressida lay dead in one anothers arms. ext. THE TROJAN KINGDOM - NIGHT As Greeks leave the massacre of Troy, King Agamemnon stops his chariot in the middle of all the pandemonium, flames everywhere. King Agamemnon stands, awestruck, dead Trojan bodies all over. TITLES: King Agamemnon returned to Greece after ten years at war. The night of his arrival, he was murdered by his wife and her lover. 00020000025D000293FC257,ext. the trojan shore - night Hundreds of Greek ships float off the shore of Troy. TITLES: The Grecian army faced a terrible storm on their way back to Greece. Over half of their ships were lost. Greeks filter from dingy boats onto the ships, Ajax midst them. TITLES: Ajax was among thousands who drowned. ext. a grecian ship - night Menelaus and Helen board a giant Greek ship. The couple walk to the bow. Light flickers across their faces. Troy burns in the distance. The Trojan Palace crumbles. An unexpected tear falls from Helens chin and splashes to the deck of the ship. 0002000002DD000296532D7,TITLES: Helen and Menelaus were shipwrecked off the coast of Egypt. It took them seven more years to return home. The walls of Troy come crashing down. Menelaus holds open the door to the main cabin for Helen. They go inside. disSOLVE TO: ext. the walLS OF TROY - DAWN Aeneas and his son straddle one horse with Aeneas Father on another, ride away from the smoldering city as the sun rises. TITLES: Aeneas, along with his son and father, were among the few to survive the massacre of the Trojan Horse. Aeneas looks back at Troy one last time. FIVE SECONDS LATER: Years later, Aeneas wed a young Latin Princess. Their descendants founded the Roman Empire. The three of them ride toward the sun in silhouette. 0002000005C80002992A5C2,FIVE SECONDS LATER: The Roman Empire conquered Greece. fade OUT. int. coMMANDERS TENT - NIGHT King Agamemnon and Menelaus pace, blood seeping through their bandages. kING AGAMEMNON Even with Hector slain, the walls of Troy are still impenetrable. mENELAUS There must be a way inside. Octavius ducks into the tent. oCTAVIUS There is. Octavius lays across the table a plan for THE TROJAN HORSE. oCTAVIUS (contd) It will hold twenty men. My men have been building it for weeks. We only have to put the finished pieces together. Enter Grigarolon with a jug of wine. He fills up the leaders glasses as they gather around the plan. kING AGAMEMNON And how do you suggest we get this contraption inside the walls of Troy? oCTAVIUS I have already sequestered a volunteer. His name is Sinon. He will stay behind as the rest of us give the Trojans the appearance that we have left for home. Grigarolon looks over the sketch, listening in. oCTAVIUS (contd) He will claim it was a something we built to honor Athena, which they would never destroy in fear of Athenas wrath. In fact, they will likely take into their city to gain favor with the goddess. Or perhaps we could claim its a monument made for the Trojans out of respect for them. Im still working out the details. ------------------------------------------------------------------- Troilus Servant battles recruit 1 - be prepared to defend keeping Ajax - statement on honor and the theme of the 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