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Scrolls of Merlin

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	Merlin recorded the tales of his life, particularly those concerning a young [[King Arthur\|Arthur Pendragon]], in the scrolls. At some point, he locked the scrolls in a chest with an inscription encouraging the seeking of knowledge. In 1995, Doctors [[Arthur Morwood-Smyth]] and [[Lydia Duane]] discovered the cavern in which the scrolls were hidden. The two retrieved the scrolls and brought them to [[New York City]] for further study. Along the way, however, they were ambushed by [[Banquo]] and [[Fleance]], under the employ of [[Macbeth]]. Despite [[Elisa Maza]]'s best efforts, the villainous pair escaped with the scrolls. [[Hudson]], however, managed to retrieve one of the scrolls from Banquo. [[Broadway]] managed to follow the pair back to Macbeth's lair, wherein he was captured. Macbeth managed to retrieve the scroll Hudson recovered from Banquo. When he opened the scrolls, he discovered there was no [[magic]] to be found within the scrolls, and therefore considered them useless. Broadway, however, had discovered the power of the written word, and begged [[Goliath]] not to destroy the scrolls.		Merlin recorded the tales of his life, particularly those concerning a young [[King Arthur\|Arthur Pendragon]], in the scrolls. At some point, he locked the scrolls in a chest with an inscription encouraging the seeking of knowledge. In 1995, Doctors [[Arthur Morwood-Smyth]] and [[Lydia Duane]] discovered the cavern in which the scrolls were hidden. The two retrieved the scrolls and brought them to [[New York City]] for further study. Along the way, however, they were ambushed by [[Banquo]] and [[Fleance]], under the employ of [[Macbeth]]. Despite [[Elisa Maza]]'s best efforts, the villainous pair escaped with the scrolls. [[Hudson]], however, managed to retrieve one of the scrolls from Banquo. [[Broadway]] managed to follow the pair back to Macbeth's lair, wherein he was captured. Macbeth managed to retrieve the scroll Hudson recovered from Banquo. When he opened the scrolls, he discovered there was no [[magic]] to be found within the scrolls, and therefore considered them useless. Broadway, however, had discovered the power of the written word, and begged [[Goliath]] not to destroy the scrolls.
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		+	==Transcript==
		+	Macbeth read a bit of the Scrolls out loud:
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		+	''He was a scabby, lonely boy when I first laid eyes on this once and future king. Had I not known what his destiny held, I would have laughed aloud. Though young and not yet formed, his mind was open and eager to learn.''

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A Lighthouse in the Sea of Time

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	==Cast==		==Cast==
		+	[[Keith David]] as [[Goliath]]<br>
		+	[[Thom Adcox-Hernandez]] as [[Lexington]]<br>
		+	[[Jeff Bennett]] as [[Brooklyn]] and [[Owen Burnett]]<br>
		+	[[Bill Fagerbakke]] as [[Broadway]]<br>
		+	[[Ed Asner]] as [[Hudson]]<br>
		+	[[Frank Welker]] as [[Bronx]], [[Banquo]], and [[Gilly]]<br>
		+	[[Salli Richardson]] as [[Elisa Maza]]<br>
		+	[[Tom Wilson]] as [[Matt Bluestone]]<br>
		+	[[John Rhys-Davies]] as [[Macbeth]] and [[Arthur Morwood-Smyth]]<br>
		+	[[Paul Winfield]] as [[Jeffrey Robbins]]<br>
		+	[[BJ Ward]] as [[Lydia Duane]] and [[Fleance]]<br>

	==Summary==		==Summary==
		+	Archaeologists Lydia Duane and Arthur Morwood-Smyth find a chest containing the [[Scrolls of Merlin]] inside a cavern. Elisa tells the gargoyles that she and Matt are supposed to escort the Scrolls to the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Matt and Elisa arrive at the archaeologist's boat. Banquo and Fleance, sent by Macbeth, arrive in harrier jets and attack the boat, stealing the Scrolls. The gargoyles arrive to help. Hudson manages to grab one Scroll, but is stunned by Banquo's jet and falls into the ocean. The jets flee, with Broadway grabbing onto one of them. Broadway is brought back to an airplane hangar, where he tries to steal the Scroll, but is knocked out by Macbeth. Macbeth takes the scrolls, finding that he only possesses the second set of scrolls. He looks for the first set, saying that "it would be useless, even dangerous, to read these out of order."
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		+	Meanwhile, Hudson washes up on a beach, where a blind man named Jeffrey Robbins takes him inside his house. Robbins explains that he became blind in the war in Vietnam, where shrapnel robbed him of his vision. He also tells Hudson that he writes novels, and shows him one. Hudson is unable to read it because it is written in Braille, but he also cannot read the printed version. Robbins offers to teach him how to read, but Hudson says that it shames him to admit that he can't read. Dawn arrives and Hudson stands on a wall outside of Robbins' house, turning to stone.
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		+	While Hudson is at Robbins' house, Broadway is held prisoner by Macbeth, who tries to find the first scroll. Macbeth tracks Hudson to Robbins' house. He asks Robbins' of Hudson's whereabouts, claiming that his name is "Lennox Macduff", a friend of Hudson. Robbins says that he had already left, but in actuality, Hudson was frozen in stone on the wall. Macbeth sees this and takes the canister holding the first set of the Scrolls. Later, when Hudson awakens to find that the Scrolls are gone, Robbins tells him that a friend came by earlier, which Hudson doesn't know. Robbins says that Lennox Macduff's name sounded phony, because Lennox and Macduff are characters from one of Shakespeare's plays: Macbeth. Robbins finds Macbeth's address in the phone book (under his phony name, Lennox Macduff) and Hudson goes to retrieve the scrolls.
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		+	At Macbeth's castle, Macbeth has Broadway chained to a wall, while he tries to find the safest way to open the Scrolls. Goliath, Brooklyn, and Lexington arrive, with Hudson meeting them. Macbeth opens the first set of scrolls as Banquo and Fleance try to fend off the gargoyles with laser cannons. They manage to destroy the cannons, but Macbeth opens the scrolls. Reading them, he finds out that it is Merlin's diary, not a book of spells. Goliath threatens to destroy the scrolls if Macbeth does not release Broadway, but Macbeth claims the scrolls are worthless. Broadway persuades Goliath not to destroy the scrolls, and Macbeth frees Broadway, telling them to take the scrolls and go. The gargoyles return to the clock tower, where Goliath offers to read them to the clan. Hudson says that they'll read the scrolls themselves, when they learn how.
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		+	Robbins decides to write a new novel about Merlin, ''The Sword and the Staff''.

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	==Memorable Quotes==		==Memorable Quotes==
-	'''Jeffrey Robbins:''' Books are lighthouses erected in the dark sea of time.	+	:'''Lexington''': Harrier jets! They can take off and land like helicopters. I read about them.
		+	:'''Broadway''': When your life is this exiting, who needs books?
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		+	:'''Goliath''': Release Broadway.
		+	:'''Macbeth''': Or what?
		+	:'''Goliath''': Or I'll burn the scrolls.
		+	:'''Macbeth''': Go ahead. They're worthless. No magic at all.
		+	:'''Broadway''': No! They ''are'' magic! But you can't burn them, Goliath. You can't! It's Merlin's life, in his own words. When you read them, they take you there. It is magic, Goliath. Precious magic.
		+	:'''Hudson''': Aye, lad. T'would be the greatest shame to lose them.
		+	:''(Macbeth pauses for a moment, then releases Broadway.)''
		+	:'''Macbeth''': You're all trespassing. Now take the scrolls and go.
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		+	:'''Jeffrey Robbins''': Books are lighthouses erected in the dark sea of time.

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Fleance

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	==History==		==History==
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	Fleance and her comrade, [[Banquo]], were employed to steal the [[Scrolls of Merlin]] from archaeologists [[Arthur Morwood-Smyth]] and [[Lydia Duane]].<ref>''[[A Lighthouse in the Sea of Time]]''</ref> [[Hudson]], however, managed to retrieve the Scroll that Banquo stole. Later, Fleance helped Macbeth in his efforts to claim [[Excalibur]] from [[King Arthur]], supporting Banquo's point that Macbeth himself was a [[Great Britain\|British]] king.<ref>''[[Pendragon]]''</ref> She and Banquo attended Macbeth's wedding to [[Dominique Destine]].<ref>''[[Sanctuary]]''</ref>		Fleance and her comrade, [[Banquo]], were employed to steal the [[Scrolls of Merlin]] from archaeologists [[Arthur Morwood-Smyth]] and [[Lydia Duane]].<ref>''[[A Lighthouse in the Sea of Time]]''</ref> [[Hudson]], however, managed to retrieve the Scroll that Banquo stole. Later, Fleance helped Macbeth in his efforts to claim [[Excalibur]] from [[King Arthur]], supporting Banquo's point that Macbeth himself was a [[Great Britain\|British]] king.<ref>''[[Pendragon]]''</ref> She and Banquo attended Macbeth's wedding to [[Dominique Destine]].<ref>''[[Sanctuary]]''</ref>

	Fleance and Banquo left Macbeth's employ <ref>''[[Clan Building Chapter Seven: The Rock]]''</ref> to join the Quarrymen. Fleance was at the recruiting meeting attended by [[Vinnie Grigori]]. <ref>''[[Clan Building Chapter One: Nightwatch]]''</ref>		Fleance and Banquo left Macbeth's employ <ref>''[[Clan Building Chapter Seven: The Rock]]''</ref> to join the Quarrymen. Fleance was at the recruiting meeting attended by [[Vinnie Grigori]]. <ref>''[[Clan Building Chapter One: Nightwatch]]''</ref>

		+	==Trivia==
		+	*Fleance is named after a character from Shakespeare's play, Macbeth. In the play, Fleance is the son of Banquo. When Macbeth receives a prophecy that Banquo's descendants will rule Scotland, he sends murderers to attack Banquo and Fleance. Banquo is killed, but Fleance manages to flee.

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Banquo

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	==History==		==History==
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	Banquo and his comrade, [[Fleance]], were employed to steal the [[Scrolls of Merlin]] from archaeologists [[Arthur Morwood-Smyth]] and [[Lydia Duane]].<ref>''[[A Lighthouse in the Sea of Time]]''</ref> [[Hudson]], however, managed to retrieve the Scroll that Banquo stole. Later, Banquo helped Macbeth in his efforts to claim [[Excalibur]] from [[King Arthur]], pointing out that Macbeth himself was a [[Great Britain\|British]] king.<ref>''[[Pendragon]]''</ref> He and Fleance attended Macbeth's wedding to [[Dominique Destine]].<ref>''[[Sanctuary]]''</ref>		Banquo and his comrade, [[Fleance]], were employed to steal the [[Scrolls of Merlin]] from archaeologists [[Arthur Morwood-Smyth]] and [[Lydia Duane]].<ref>''[[A Lighthouse in the Sea of Time]]''</ref> [[Hudson]], however, managed to retrieve the Scroll that Banquo stole. Later, Banquo helped Macbeth in his efforts to claim [[Excalibur]] from [[King Arthur]], pointing out that Macbeth himself was a [[Great Britain\|British]] king.<ref>''[[Pendragon]]''</ref> He and Fleance attended Macbeth's wedding to [[Dominique Destine]].<ref>''[[Sanctuary]]''</ref>

	Banquo and Fleance left Macbeth's employ <ref>''[[Clan Building Chapter Seven: The Rock]]''</ref> to join the Quarrymen. Banquo was at the recruiting meeting attended by [[Vinnie Grigori]]. <ref>''[[Clan Building Chapter One: Nightwatch]]''</ref>		Banquo and Fleance left Macbeth's employ <ref>''[[Clan Building Chapter Seven: The Rock]]''</ref> to join the Quarrymen. Banquo was at the recruiting meeting attended by [[Vinnie Grigori]]. <ref>''[[Clan Building Chapter One: Nightwatch]]''</ref>
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		+	==Trivia==
		+	*Banquo is named after the character of the same name from Shakespeare's play, Macbeth. In the play, he is Macbeth's ally. When Macbeth recieves a prophecy that Banquo's descendents will rule Scotland, he murders Banquo and tries, but fails, to murder his son, Fleance.

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Matt Bluestone

2009-11-26T22:07:04Z

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	\| affiliation = [[Manhattan Clan]] (ally) <br> [[23rd Precinct\|23<sup>rd</sup> Precinct]] <br> [[Gargoyle Task Force]] (chief officer)		\| affiliation = [[Manhattan Clan]] (ally) <br> [[23rd Precinct\|23<sup>rd</sup> Precinct]] <br> [[Gargoyle Task Force]] (chief officer)
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