The Adventures of Robin Hood1938

Sir Guy:
Not only has she consorted with this Saxon rebel, found guilty of outlawry, theft, murder, abduction, and high treason, but she has betrayed her own Norman people. Are you not ashamed my Lady Marian?

Lady Marian:
Yes, I am, bitterly, but it's the shame that I'm a Norman, after seeing the things my fellow countrymen have done to England. At first, I wouldn't believe. Because I was a Norman, I wouldn't let myself believe that the horrors you inflicted on the Saxons were just and right. I know now why you tried so hard to kill this outlaw whom you despise. It's because he was the one man in England who protected the helpless against a lot of beasts who were drunk on human blood. And now you intend to murder your own brother.

Prince John:
You'll be sorry you interfered.

Lady Marian:
Sorry? I'd do it again if you killed me for it.

Prince John:
A prophetic speech, my lady, for that is exactly what is going to happen to you.

Lady Marian:
You wouldn't dare.