"I want you and my children...to remember me riding with my king...Tomorrow..."
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Note: While fighting at Valencia, El Cid is mortally injured by an arrow. Aware that removing will incapacitate him for quite some time, El Cid keeps the arrow in him. Knowing he will die soon, he promises to ride out to battle with his king Alfonso VI, then says these words so Chimene will not forget his actions. In a final symbol of defiance, the Spanish army places the armored and lifeless body of El Cid on his horse carrying the banner. The Moors are frightened thinking that El Cid is alive
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