Galileo explains his ideas on astronomy and observation to a young boy. He demonstrates his understanding of the heliocentric theory by moving the boy around a washbowl to show that he may observe the washbowl in a new place when he in fact is the one moving.

Galileo is questioned and criticized for his views and theories. He refuses to defy his own understandings in his teachings.

Sir Ector's squires realize he is dead after almost winning the entire jousting competition. William decides to impersonate Sir Ector even though he is a peasant and does not have noble status.

William tries out new armor made by Kate for his jousting competition.

Adhemar explains the rules of the joust to Jocelyn.