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| Ian: "Aye, I smell a tusker." Men: "Aye." Ian: "Steady, lads." Duncan: "Father, father. It's me Duncan." |
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| Duncan: "You know me, do you not? He recognizes me but my own flesh and blood does not. You let me wander away from all men." Ian: "You'll not beguile me thus. Be ye from heaven or hell." |
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| Duncan: "I am your son!" Ian: No! And you never were! The night my lady wife gave birth to my only son, stillborn, was brought into her chamber by a peasant woman a boy child to replace that which was lost." |
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