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Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave - 1 Theodora's Path Ch 2: Theodora Lifts The Monarch Axe Cutscene
Oct 20, 2026
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Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave - 1 Theodora's Path Ch 2: Theodora Lifts The Monarch Axe Cutscene
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Huh?
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There is truth in that.
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To you nine mighty commanders who defend
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the land's composing cereamus. I extend
0:20
my gratitude to you fine chieftains for
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answering my summon so promptly.
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>> What are you playing at Prince Dian? Why
0:29
have you gathered the commanders here at
0:31
Mgara? They're the cornerstones of our
0:33
military might. Hosting them all here
0:35
will leave us defenseless.
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>> Hold your tongue, Kumos. Their presence
0:40
is required to hold a special council of
0:42
chieftains. You see, a council must be
0:46
convened to ratify my early claim to the
0:48
throne. Far worse for Camus to remain
0:51
leaderless than for our defenses to be
0:54
temporarily.
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Everyone is saying so. At any rate,
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though perhaps you disagree, Chancellor,
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not just me. Our kingdom has always
1:09
reserved the throne for those who've
1:10
come of age at 20 years. You're still
1:13
18, Prince Dian. This council shows a
1:16
vagrant disregard for tradition.
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>> In the absence of a king, the council of
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chieftains carries more weight than the
1:23
chancellor alone. So let us speak no
1:26
more of tradition.
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All in support of my reign, raise your
1:31
swords.
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I see you've been busy politicking.
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However, your faction is still in the
1:43
minority. So, consider this motion
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rejected.
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>> What are you doing?
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>> That's five in favor. And my vote as an
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eligible candidate for the throne makes
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six. Even assuming you vote nay,
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Chancellor, I count only five in your
2:05
corner. The motion carries.
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>> You were busier even than I knew.
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I can see what I'm outmaneuvered, Prince
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Dian.
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But you, Commander Hoover,
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I thought better of you than to side
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with such a man as this. Why would you
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go along with this farce, knowing the
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wishes of the late King Serio?
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>> Is that the monarch's axe? It's huge.
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How's Prince Dian planning to lift it
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with those noodly arms?
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>> This should pose no difficulty given the
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trick I have in store.
2:54
One sip of this flama and I'll have the
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strength to do whatever they ask of me.
3:00
I certainly paid that northern merchant
3:02
enough for the privilege,
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but any price would be worth it to lift
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this oversized axe as if it were a
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feather.
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HOLD. I CANNOT LET you through.
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>> I have come to object in the strongest
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possible terms.
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My dear sister, what a surprise it is to
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see you here alive.
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>> Answer me this, Prince Diane. What is a
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kingdom?
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>> Every school child knows that a kingdom
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is a parcel of land ruled over by a
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powerful king.
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>> You answered as expected, Prince Dianc,
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a kingdom is its people. It is formed
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when those people gather in unity under
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a king. People are measured by the
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caliber of their hearts. And a kingdom
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without a heart is doomed to fall.
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Forgive my impertinence, prince, but you
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are ills suited to rallying the hearts
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of the people. My late King Sir knew
4:12
this well. It is why he chose Princess
4:15
Theodora as his successor.
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>> What treble. Without her arm, my sister
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could never hope to hoist this axe. She
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has no standing to object. Guards, take
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these interlopers from my sight.
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>> I will not be removed so easily. Dian,
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>> no. How have you regained your right
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arm? It was severed clean.
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>> Princess Theodora,
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how can this be?
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>> Our great ancestors granted me another
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chance.
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>> Unfortunately for you, your flimsy
5:02
scheme is about to be trampled
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underfoot.
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>> It is over, Dian.
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I know it was your hand that steered
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this recent turmoil. Surrender yourself
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to be judged.
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>> Silence, commanders. End this woman's
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life.
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