Lvanhoe! Lvanhoe!

To Ivanhoe. To Ivanhoe.

But will Ivanhoe still be Ivanhoe?

Ivanhoe.

Ivanhoe?

To Ivanhoe.

And Ivanhoe?

The troubadour is Ivanhoe.

Be cautious, Ivanhoe.

For Ivanhoe.

Milord, it's Ivanhoe.

I will still be Ivanhoe.

Lvanhoe, God spare you.

Ivanhoe? Aye, milady.

Ivanhoe. Yes, milord.

I heard Ivanhoe's voice.

Come in. Come in, Sir Ivanhoe.

Bring Ivanhoe to the battlement.

Ivanhoe.

He named himself Wilfred of Ivanhoe.

Will you see Ivanhoe in York?

You do not fool us, Ivanhoe.

You still love Ivanhoe?

I heard the jester call you Ivanhoe .

But most urgently, I want Ivanhoe no matter what it costs.

Lvanhoe was not always a stranger to these halls.

I am not a rich man, Sir Ivanhoe.

Not far from the money, if I know Ivanhoe.

Yes, Sir Ivanhoe. Then get you there.

I am afraid, Ivanhoe and I am jealous.

I, Wilfred of Ivanhoe, do challenge the judgment of this tribunal.

To whom did Ivanhoe tip his lance in gallantry today?

Once we hold Cedric, we'll smoke out Ivanhoe.

You deny me because of Ivanhoe, do you not?

BoisGuilbert, I turn from Ivanhoe to you .

Only one Saxon could ever fight like that. Sir Ivanhoe?

Locksley seeks word with you, sire.

And so shall you, you rattlepate.

Sir Ivanhoe, I heard an old bear and a young bear growling.

Oh, strike, Sir Ivanhoe, while I still have me courage.

My daughter brought you back here and tended your wound, Sir Ivanhoe.

I left Ivanhoe in your care to nurse until his wound was healed.

I am in your debt, BoisGuilbert. You shall repay it, Ivanhoe.

My daughter does not die to save Richard's throne, Sir Ivanhoe.

But Ivanhoe is Cedric's son, and Cedric called him dead.