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* WalkingArmory: William carries a [[HeroesPreferSwords longsword]], a [[EpicFlail morningstar]], a [[AnAxeToGrind battleaxe]] and a lance to slay the “dragon”.
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* WalkingArmory: William carries a [[HeroesPreferSwords longsword]], a [[EpicFlail morningstar]], a [[AnAxeToGrind battleaxe]] battleaxe and a lance to slay the “dragon”.
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-->'''Sir William Mornay''': You are too feeble an opponent to be worth killing.
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-->'''Sir William Mornay''': DeMornay''': You are too feeble an opponent to be worth killing.
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* WalkingArmory: William carries a [[HeroesPreferSwords longsword]], a [[EpicFlail morningstar]], a [[AnAxeToGrind battleaxe]] and a lance to slay the “dragon”.
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* ImpaledWithExtremePrejudice: The Dracorex has the end of William's lance protruding from its shoulder.
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* BadPresent: Sir William doesn't find a lot to like in the present day. (In his defence, he believes he's been transported to Hell).
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* BadPresent: Sir William doesn't find a lot to like in the present day. (In his defence, he believes he's been transported to Hell).he’s in hell for most of the episode.
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* DinosaursAreDragons: The Dracorex is given a very dragon-like design such a horns and fins on its back that resemble wings and gets mistaken for a dragon by a Knight when it has gone through an anomaly into medieval England.
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* DinosaursAreDragons: The Dracorex is given has a very dragon-like design such a horns and (including fins on its back that resemble wings wings) and gets mistaken for a is implied to be the origin of European dragon by a Knight when it has gone through an anomaly into medieval England.myths.
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* HerbivoresAreFriendly: Subverted: the Dracorex is injured and confused, making it lash out at anything that gets too close.
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* HerbivoresAreFriendly: Subverted: Averted: the Dracorex is injured and confused, making it lash out at anything that gets too close.
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* FishOutOfTemporalWater: Speaking of, the Dracorex is a rare example of a creature that is this trope two times over. It first came through an anomaly from Cretaceous North America to 15th-Century England, then through ''another'' anomaly into modern day England.
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* AllMythsAreTrue: Naturally, the Dracorex (and possibly other Cretaceous era dinosaurs) are flat-out confirmed to be the cause of the legends of dragons in medieval England.
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* AllMythsAreTrue: Naturally, the Dracorex (and possibly other Cretaceous era dinosaurs) are flat-out confirmed to be the cause source of the legends of dragons in medieval England.
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* AllMythsAreReal: Naturally, the Dracorex (and possibly other Cretaceous era dinosaurs) are flat-out confirmed to be the cause of the legends of dragons in medieval England.
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* AllMythsAreReal: AllMythsAreTrue: Naturally, the Dracorex (and possibly other Cretaceous era dinosaurs) are flat-out confirmed to be the cause of the legends of dragons in medieval England.
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* AllMythsAreReal: Naturally, the Dracorex (and possibly other Cretaceous era dinosaurs) are flat-out confirmed to be the cause of the legends of dragons in medieval England.
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* WouldHitAGirl: Subverted: Sarah knows William won't harm her when he demands the Dracorex's location, since it goes against chivalric rules. She's right...but he's not above kidnapping her and forcing her to take him to the dinosaur's location. Played straight when he tries to fight Abby when she's protecting the Dracorex.
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* WouldHitAGirl: Subverted: Sarah knows William won't harm her when he demands the Dracorex's location, since it goes against chivalric rules. She's right...but he's not above kidnapping her and forcing her to take him to the dinosaur's location.location at the tip of a sword. Played straight when he tries to fight Abby when she's protecting the Dracorex.
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[[caption-width-right:350:Season 3 Episode 7]]
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* DinosaursAreDragons: The Dracorex is given a very dragon-like design such a horns and fins on its back that resemble wings and gets mistaken for a dragon by a Knight when it has wandered through an anomaly into medieval England.
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* DinosaursAreDragons: The Dracorex is given a very dragon-like design such a horns and fins on its back that resemble wings and gets mistaken for a dragon by a Knight when it has wandered gone through an anomaly into medieval England.
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* DinosaursAreDragonsDinosaursAreDragons: The Dracorex is given a very dragon-like design such a horns and fins on its back that resemble wings and gets mistaken for a dragon by a Knight when it has wandered through an anomaly into medieval England.
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* ImpaledWithExtremePrejudice: The Dracorex has the end of William's lance protruding from its shoulder.
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* DidntThinkThisThrough: Connor and Danny try to subdue William by punching him and hitting him over the head. Given he's clad in full plate armour, needless to say [[NoSell he shrugs off their attacks]].
-->'''Danny''': ''(after two failed attempts to punch William)'' [[ThisIsGonnaSuck That's just made you cross, hasn't it?]] ''(A grinning William nods then punches Danny in the face)''
-->'''Danny''': ''(after two failed attempts to punch William)'' [[ThisIsGonnaSuck That's just made you cross, hasn't it?]] ''(A grinning William nods then punches Danny in the face)''
* HiddenDepths: Who'd have thought Danny knew Latin?
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* HiddenDepths: Who'd have thought Danny knew Latin?NotWorthKilling: Sir William decides Connor is this during the BarBrawl.
-->'''Sir William Mornay''': You are too feeble an opponent to be worth killing.
-->'''Sir William Mornay''': You are too feeble an opponent to be worth killing.
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The team have a lot to deal with when an anomaly disgorges not only a dinosaur, but a medieval knight in hot pursuit of the "dragon" he is sworn to slay.
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* ArtisticLicensePaleontology: Dracorex probably didn't look as draconic in real life as it's depicted in this episode.
* TheAtoner: Sir William Mornay, the knight in the episode, is a [[ShellShockedVeteran former mercenary]] seeking atonement for all the men he killed in the Crusades.
* ADayInTheLimelight: For Sarah, certainly.
* BadPresent: Sir William doesn't find a lot to like in the present day. (In his defence, he believes he's been transported to Hell).
* BarBrawl: Sir William gets into one of these with Connor, Danny and members of a biker gang (All of whom get [[CurbStompBattle thoroughly trashed]] by the knight).
* ButterflyOfDoom: Invoked by Sarah when she stops Becker from shooting William to defend Abby, warning that killing him could change the future for the worse.
-->'''Sarah''': No! If you kill him, history could change for the worse! His children will never be born...and who knows where it will end.
* CasualTimeTravel: Sarah indulges in a bit of this, going through the anomaly into medieval England to get some information on Sir William.
* TheDeterminator: Sir William is determined to slay his dragon no matter what. He has justified reasons (as he believes killing the dragon is the only way he can atone for his sins).
* EarnYourHappyEnding: After all the crap he went through in the present day, Sir William is returned to his proper time by the team, where he's met with a hero's welcome by the local villagers for driving off the dragon terrorising them and is eligible to court the noblewoman who'll become his wife.
* EvilRedhead: Subverted: Although Sir William is determined to kill the Dracorex, he's not evil, just a FishOutOfTemporalWater.
* HerbivoresAreFriendly: Subverted: the Dracorex is injured and confused, making it lash out at anything that gets too close.
* HeroicBSOD: Sir William goes through one of these when he finds the ruins of the church he set out from in the present day and his tomb within its walls, convinced he's dead and trapped in Hell.
* TheLadysFavour: A noblewoman gives Sir William one of these before he sets out on his quest against the dragon. Sarah's research leads her to discover the woman will become William's wife if history follows its correct course, hence why she's determined to return him safely to his own time.
* HiddenDepths: Who'd have thought Danny knew Latin?
* TemptingFate: Connor asks how hard can it be to find a medieval knight in Central London...only to turn a corner and find a festival going on with plenty of people in medieval costumes.
* WouldHitAGirl: Subverted: Sarah knows William won't harm her when he demands the Dracorex's location, since it goes against chivalric rules. She's right...but he's not above kidnapping her and forcing her to take him to the dinosaur's location. Played straight when he tries to fight Abby when she's protecting the Dracorex.
* YouAndWhatArmy: At the episode's end, Connor goes round to the guy who won Rex from Abby's brother in a poker game and tells him to hand the lizard over. The guy in questions invokes this trope, at which point Connor points out Becker and the gun toting soldiers behind him. [[KnowWhenToFoldEm The guy wisely hands Rex over]].
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* ArtisticLicensePaleontology: Dracorex probably didn't look as draconic in real life as it's depicted in this episode.
* TheAtoner: Sir William Mornay, the knight in the episode, is a [[ShellShockedVeteran former mercenary]] seeking atonement for all the men he killed in the Crusades.
* ADayInTheLimelight: For Sarah, certainly.
* BadPresent: Sir William doesn't find a lot to like in the present day. (In his defence, he believes he's been transported to Hell).
* BarBrawl: Sir William gets into one of these with Connor, Danny and members of a biker gang (All of whom get [[CurbStompBattle thoroughly trashed]] by the knight).
* ButterflyOfDoom: Invoked by Sarah when she stops Becker from shooting William to defend Abby, warning that killing him could change the future for the worse.
-->'''Sarah''': No! If you kill him, history could change for the worse! His children will never be born...and who knows where it will end.
* CasualTimeTravel: Sarah indulges in a bit of this, going through the anomaly into medieval England to get some information on Sir William.
* TheDeterminator: Sir William is determined to slay his dragon no matter what. He has justified reasons (as he believes killing the dragon is the only way he can atone for his sins).
* EarnYourHappyEnding: After all the crap he went through in the present day, Sir William is returned to his proper time by the team, where he's met with a hero's welcome by the local villagers for driving off the dragon terrorising them and is eligible to court the noblewoman who'll become his wife.
* EvilRedhead: Subverted: Although Sir William is determined to kill the Dracorex, he's not evil, just a FishOutOfTemporalWater.
* HerbivoresAreFriendly: Subverted: the Dracorex is injured and confused, making it lash out at anything that gets too close.
* HeroicBSOD: Sir William goes through one of these when he finds the ruins of the church he set out from in the present day and his tomb within its walls, convinced he's dead and trapped in Hell.
* TheLadysFavour: A noblewoman gives Sir William one of these before he sets out on his quest against the dragon. Sarah's research leads her to discover the woman will become William's wife if history follows its correct course, hence why she's determined to return him safely to his own time.
* HiddenDepths: Who'd have thought Danny knew Latin?
* TemptingFate: Connor asks how hard can it be to find a medieval knight in Central London...only to turn a corner and find a festival going on with plenty of people in medieval costumes.
* WouldHitAGirl: Subverted: Sarah knows William won't harm her when he demands the Dracorex's location, since it goes against chivalric rules. She's right...but he's not above kidnapping her and forcing her to take him to the dinosaur's location. Played straight when he tries to fight Abby when she's protecting the Dracorex.
* YouAndWhatArmy: At the episode's end, Connor goes round to the guy who won Rex from Abby's brother in a poker game and tells him to hand the lizard over. The guy in questions invokes this trope, at which point Connor points out Becker and the gun toting soldiers behind him. [[KnowWhenToFoldEm The guy wisely hands Rex over]].
