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(WIND WHISTLING)
(CRACKLING)
(DRAMATIC MUSIC)
In 1184 BC.
This is the Bronze Age.
The Bronze Age.
Let's not forget the destruction of Troy.
Agamemnon.
Achilles and his Myrmidons.
Helen.
Menelaus.
Odysseus.
Odysseus, come on.
Ajax.
Diomedes.
Patroclus.
Yeah, if Patroclus didn't die, of course
Achilles's probably not.
He feeling the same way.
The Myrmidons, they're behind Achilles 100%.
(CRICKETS CHIRPING)
(SPITS)
(SUSPENSEFUL MUSIC)
Tartarus sounds.
It's closer now.
Hear the children play.
(SHOUTS)
Patroclus.
(INTENSE MUSIC)
Your name is Achilles.
You, here, what did you die?
Are you first in this?
Funny guy.
Have the gods fooled you?
They did me.
We might have gotten asleep.
- Now I have. - Father!
Anchises! (GUNS FIRING)
(BIRDS CHIRPING)
Anchises!
(DRAMATIC MUSIC)
Father!
(WATER RUSHING)
Anchises!
Now I have the head of a fool.
Are you ready to die?
Mister demigod is wrong.
You will die now.
And I won't need you to speak.
(DRAMATIC MUSIC)
Aeneas you better believe I will kill you where you stand.
You have reached Troy, or have you become its tomb?
Anchises!
Dispirit, you are it.
You are the last.
That's what I hear.
Anchises, Anchises!
- Ah. - Why?
Why why why, Aeneas?
Did you introduce Helen to Paris?
Everybody knew that.
Know that you did that, Aeneus.
You shouldn't have introduced Helen to Paris.
Look what happened.
You lose the Trojan War, Aeneas's fault, yeah?
(SHOUTING)
Stay right there.
He looks like a bum.
You can have me, I'm gonna walk all the way
to where you can see me.
You have to respect your father.
(SCOFFS)
But Aeneas, you didn't.
If the gods put you (MUMBLES), the gods put you (MUMBLES).
You might die tonight.
(SUSPENSEFUL MUSIC)
You little prince.
Dead.
(ELECTRONIC DANCE MUSIC)
Aeneas I have something else to tell you.
(CRASHING)
You make a city out of dead people.
What?
Troy.
And all of us.
The Trojan War.
And thus.
Mighty Achilles is dead.
Hector is dead.
Prince Paris and Helen of Troy have disappeared.
Now a prince, a Trojan prince.
Much more of a Dardanian, has visited the mural of Achilles.
Chosen by the gods he was and nude.
To find a new home, that will be his destiny.
So listen to the gods.
He must obey the gods.
To become king.
For Achilles is dead.
But let's talk about the future.
Rome.
The mightiest empire to hit planet earth.
(CRASHING)
Cross the seas like no one has ever seen.
Troy!
(CLICKING)
This is your destiny, correct?
It's true.
(LAUGHS)
I almost gave you the speech.
Forgive me.
If it leaks or growing warm,
it means we're not staying.
And anyone who silence me will learn that even now.
(CLAPPING AND CHEERING)
But now my destiny is to die.
(SIGHS)
Aeneas, get outta here.
Get outta here now.
And you tell Hector you will be there
when the sun rises.
(DRAMATIC MUSIC) (CRICKETS CHIRPING)
This is sinking.
Off we go.
(HAUNTING MUSIC)
Welcome.
Too Tartarus.
Tartarus Aeneas.
Welcome.
Have you seen more death?
All the people who do bad in the world will die.
Look at them.
Slaves to the higher power.
God, there's many gods, Aeneas.
So Tartarus is not where you belong.
Follow her who will lead you to the river.
Elysium is that way.
Aeneas I didn't know your skin had color.
I heard myth of you being dark or darker than
most men, I guess the Dardanians are who they say they are.
The Egyptians talk of you being the God
like of Alexander the Great and even he thought
- to be a god. - Troy!
So enough.
- So what makes you... - We're full.
Smart enough to come across in the dungeon of hell?
- Hmm. - Pass through.
Who knows why.
You hear Charon?
Charon is speaking now.
Fall away.
Sing in wondering.
How you could pass the river but not be dead.
Is it the golden bull?
I think so!
Leave, Aeneas, at once.
For time is very important.
I'm sure you know of that.
Zeus is watching, Aeneas.
Zeus is watching.
(GRUNTS)
Burn, now!
My last words will be now.
Burn.
There is nothing more to say now.
For I am here.
Father, I will make you proud!
Your son will discover Rome.
But at what price?
For Father has shown me that Romulus and Remus,
one must die.
So still blood must be shed.
(CLACKING)
(INTENSE MUSIC)
He tips it!
What do they say?
The Egyptians, huh?
I hear they say they have not seen
since Alexander the Great.
And even he offended a god and was not enough.
Even he.
So why should I stand here tonight
in celebration?
This isn't a celebration.
This will be war.
(DRAMATIC MUSIC)
A war they will not forget.
(TENSE MUSIC)
Hector, I will remember you.
Your body dragged away by Achilles's chariot
and they expect me to not forget.
I will not forget.
It seems I am done here.
I have done.
Spoke.
Or should I say speak?
Can you hear Poseidon now?
By morning I will be gone.
A new home, that is where I am headed.
No need for any celebrations tonight.
It's only me.
(SUSPENSEFUL MUSIC) (FLAMES CRACKLING)
(WAVES WASHING)
Achilles!
Troy is no more.
The Greeks have sacked Troy.
Hector is dead.
Even Thor's hammer couldn't help Achilles.
Father!
Troy is no more.
(WIND WHISTLING) (FLAMES CRACKLING)
The gods have sent me here.
Zeus, hear me!
The Greeks.
The Greeks will pay.
Achilles!
I will remember you!
You fought well.
You knew your destiny.
Father!
Is this place called Rome, truly,
when I am supposed to discover it?
I hear you!
Troy is no more!
I will find us a new home!
I see you are listening.
I will find us a new home for truth, honor, destiny.
Zeus, hear me!
Nothing will stop me now.
Hear me, god!
My mother!
Little do you know this is her day as well.
I've been resurrected!
Tartarus!
Now that's hale.
I am here!
Gods, do you hear me now?
Will this be the river where Rome will begin?
Is it true that Rome will fall, stretched across the lands?
Is it true Augustus will lead after Caesar?
Menelaus was a fool to talk to so adroit.
Even though the Greeks have won, they will fall.
They will fall again.
Like Troy.
For it wasn't Prince Paris who shot Achilles
through his heel.
It was me!
I gave that faith to Paris because it was me
who introduced him to Helen.
Are the gods displeased?
Tell me now for I am here.
Tell me now.
Let the fires burn.
The fallen soldiers of Troy and Greece.
All of this for love.
(WAVES WASHING) (FIRE CRACKLING)
(SHOUTING)
I will build us a new home.
(THUNDER RUMBLING)
Father tell me is war what they want?
Is war the only way?
We must have peace!
If it's a war they want, a war they will get!
If it's war they want, war they will get!
My father, Anchises has already told me my future.
I already know.
This is no surprise.
The gods have led me here past the shore of Carthage.
Past!
My father died.
Little did I know, Dido as well.
Even Mercury came to tell me that my destiny was elsewhere.
Our name will last for thousands of years.
(PIANO CONCERTO NO. 21 MUSIC)
They will remember Achilles!
They will remember Hector!
Achilles and his partner dance.
Ha!
He wouldn't have fought
if it wasn't for the death of Patroclus.
I have the sword of Troy.
So on this very night hear me now.
I will fulfill my destiny.
Nothing will stop that now.
Ha!
This must be a dream.
The world will remember the Trojan War.
(THUNDER RUMBLING)
And I will continue the destiny of all Trojans.
(CHUCKLES)
I can hear them in Sparta now.
Laughing that Troy has fallen.
Peace was supposed to be between Troy and Sparta.
(THUNDER RUMBLING)
(CHEERING)
Zeus is watching.
(PSYCHEDELIC MUSIC)
Zeus is watching.
Turnus.
Turnus calm down.
Aeneas is come from a far journey, from far away.
(MYSTICAL MUSIC)
He must have something to say.
Aeneas, come forth.
We have heard of your arrival
for we already know the death of Dido has lead you
out of Carthage.
Hmm, must be those.
Must be that clothing that you have, the purple and gold.
Hmm, Carthage.
But I heard you were wearing a Greece cape out of Troy,
is it true?
Tell me is that true?
Then why should you be king?
Tell me Aeneas, why you should become king.
Turnus, shut your mouth.
You, even though you stop at war?
Aeneas.
King, can you do what the gods say that you will do?
Lord no for I's a spiritual.
Oh yeah, spiritual advisor.
Spiritual advisor, trust me.
Hmm.
We know you here, Aeneas.
I am king here.
You say you want this land that you claim.
Take it.
(WIND WHISTLING)
(DRAMATIC MUSIC)
(FUNKY MUSIC)
The Trojan War is over.
The mighty Achilles is dead.
Hector is dead.
Prince Paris and Helen of Troy have disappeared.
And a prince, a Trojan prince, much more of a Dardanian,
has visited the mural of Achilles.
Chosen by the gods he was not,
to fight war, that will be his destiny.
To listen to the gods he must obey the gods to become king.
For Achilles is dead.
Let's talk about the future.
(DRAMATIC MUSIC)
Of Rome.
The mightiest empire to hit planet Earth.
Cross the seas like no one has ever seen.
Troy!
In 1184 BC.
This is the Bronze Age.
The Bronze Age.
Let's not forget the destruction of Troy.
(LAUGHS)
Let's not forget the destruction of the Trojans.
(LIGHT ELECTRONIC DANCE MUSIC)
Agamemnon.
Achilles and his Myrmidons.
Helen.
Menelaus.
Odysseus.
Odysseus, come on.
Ajax.
Diomedes.
Patroclus.
Man if Patroclus didn't die first Achilles
wouldn't have been there in a frenzy.
Why Achilles?
Heaven sent.
For all we knew Patroclus was killed by Achilles's honor.
How do you think Aeneas got the sword?
(MUMBLES)
Let's talk about the Trojans.
Priya.
(MUMBLING)
Hecuba.
Hector.
Paris.
Who knows where Paris went.
(ELECTRONIC TRANCE MUSIC)
Aphrodite?
Apollo, Apollo.
Ares, Ares.
Artemis, Artemis.
(SPEAKING IN FOREIGN LANGUAGE)
The ancestors of the Romans.
(CRASHING)
The ancestors of the Romans.
Same as Aeneas.
Same, I suspect, as me.
His name was Aeneas.
He is the founding of Rome.
The first six we won against.
The second six will be destiny.
Still haven't heard.
(MUSIC)
(CRASHING)
(WIND WHISTLING) (WAVES WASHING)
(MUSIC)
(LIGHT WALTZING MUSIC)
(MUSIC) (CRASHING)
(TROY: THE RESURRECTION OF AENEAS "GIVE YOU WHAT YOU WANT" MUSIC)