Transcription: Sterling was our first great victory. Even as we held the coastline, word came in that the Sterling Bridge had been held by a forceless Scots led by the mythical knight of whom so many have spoken. Now we know his name. Sir William Wallace, the hammer of the English. Edward Longshank's name is Wallace, a traitor and a criminal. But Sir William replies that it cannot be a traitor since he never swore fealty to an English king. With Wallace leading our armies, the men fight with renewed vigor! Perhaps the tide of our misfortunes is about to turn.
