Aye fight and ye may die. Run and ye'll live, at least for a while. Then dieing in your beds many years from now. Wid ye be willing tae trade all the days from this day till that for one chance JUST ONE CHANCE to come back here and show our enemies that they may take our lives but they'll never take OUR FREEDOM!!!! ALBA GU BRATH!!!!

This is my idea of what a furry William Wallace would look like. The more observant of you will have noticed that this is a Scottie dog. It's one of a few animals that represent Scotland. After the Angus Cow and the Unicorn. Yes the Unicorn represents Scotland, look at the British Royal coat of arms, the Lion is England and the Unicorn is Scotland hence the childrens rhyme the Lion and the Unicorn. That rhyme makes no sence. The lion didn't beat the unicorn all across the town. The unicorn has beat the lion in every war they've had.