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Perhaps imprisonment is a more suitable punishment for the boy, I mean he's so young.
或許監(jiān)禁對那孩子來說更適合一些，他還那么小。
It would allow him to grow more powerful, more dangerous, until he strikes against us.
這樣會養(yǎng)虎為患，終有一天他會跟我們做對的。
We don't know he's gonna strike against us. He's yet to do anything.
我們并不知道他會不會跟我們做對。他還沒有任何能力。
It is enough that his people conspire to overthrow me. This is harsh, but necessary. I take no pleasure in killing the boy.
他們的人圖謀推翻我就已經(jīng)足夠了。這很殘酷，但是必要的。殺個孩子我也不會痛快。
Then spare him for Morgana's sake. She's clearly grown attach to the boy. If you execute him, I fear she will never forgive you.
那就看在莫嘉娜的份上饒了他。她顯然跟他有了感情。如果你處決了他，恐怕她永遠都不會原諒你的。
I do not seek her forgiveness! She has betrayed me.
我不需要她的原諒！她背叛了我。
Yet you're sparing her.
可你還是饒恕了她。
She has the promise I made her father to thank for that. The boy enjoys no such privilege. He will be executed at dawn. Is that clear?
她得感謝我對他父親許下的諾言。那小孩則沒有這個特權(quán)。他將在黎明時被處決。清楚了嗎？
Make yourself at home.
請別客氣。
You can't let your father execute the boy.
你不能讓你父親處決那個孩子。
You're lucky he's not executing you. Are you telling me, he really was behind the screen when I came to search your chambers?
你要慶幸他沒有處決你。你告訴我，當(dāng)我去搜查你的房間時他真的是躲在簾幕后面嗎？
