The scene opens with a flash of a sword in the air. It's human, and it's rising from the ground. The blade is a knight, and the man in the mirror is a knave. The knight tells the man that he's a new creation, and that he can do anything he wants on the battlefield. He says that if the man doesn't feel life around him, he'll die just a trick pony. If the man does feel life, he won't be able to fight back. The man is fooled by the illusions of the knight. He assumes that one of the illusions is real and that the other is a fake. The illusion is that the man is trying to kill the knight, but the real thing is that he wants to look for the breath of life in the man's face. The illusions distract the man, and he can't stand the thought of standing there and holding his comrades hostage.