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Two Titans — Paris the Musical (Lyric Video) [OCR Australia 1990/2003]

LISTEN TO THE ALBUM HERE: https://album.link/s/5DW1EEOtGJkNz8W8... Outside the gates, Achilles confronts Hector. They launch into each other. A short, but furious confrontation follows, where Hector appears to be gaining the upper hand. But every time he lands a telling blow, Achilles just shrugs it off. Finally, Achilles stumbles and falls after Hector has managed to connect a hard kick to his heel. Hector charges in for the kill, and is impaled on Achilles' outstretched sword. A great groan of horror issues from the Trojan audience, and Paris rushes onto the field just in time to catch Achilles, who has only just recovered and is preparing to lash the body of Hector to his chariot. With a cry of “NO!!” Paris rushes to Hector's side, ignoring the still limping Achilles. Hector is not quite dead and manages to tell Paris of Achilles’ weakness before he dies. Paris is beside himself with grief and hurls himself at Achilles, who nonchalantly brushes him aside to continue lashing Hector's corpse to his chariot. He turns and glares at Paris saying that he will be his next victim. As Achilles mounts his chariot, Paris is searching frantically for a weapon. He spies a bow and arrow which he grabs and begins firing at Achilles, who seems not to notice. Paris finally calls to Aphrodite to save him, and the very next arrow flies true, straight into Achilles' exposed heel. With a cry of “Yes… Yes…” Achilles dies, collapsing in the dust, an almost happy expression on his face. Both warring parties stare at each other across the plain. After a while the stunned onlookers move slowly forward, collecting their dead champions. —————————— From the Original Cast Recording of Paris, song 23. This musical is written by Jon English and David Mackay, and this song features the talents of Jon English, Bernard “Doc” Neeson, John Parr, the London Symphony Orchestra, and the London Philharmonic Choir. The lyrics were pulled from a perusal script from 2017. I am working on more lyric videos, so please consider subscribing! Also, here's a Discord server for rapid updates on other projects I'm working on~   / discord   Thank you for watching~ 😊