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I have removed the following content because it is not verifiable par WP:A. Editors should only add content that can be linked to reliable sources. This content comes from Internet leakages, since Highlander: The Source will only be released in September 2007, and therefore is not reliable. See Wikipedia:Attribution for details. If you feel I am wrong, please feel free to discuss this.Rosenknospe 14:56, 12 March 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Still, after seeing Highlander: The Source, you may reconsider "the Prize". In the end of the movie, after defeating the Guardian [by not killing him and letting him be forever cursed], Duncan is being absorbed by the Source with Anna, the mortal who sensed the Source's approach. The two of them will now be able to have a child of their own. Despite the impossibility of an Immortal to procreate, after finding the source, Duncan MacLoed is the one who will finally have a child.

The unborn child may give a new sense to the phrase "There can be only one". The Source appears especially when the chaos is near near to conquering the world. The planets and all other celestial bodies align and only one Immortal is able to defeat the Guardian. The Source, though, still has some remains on Earth. However, the Immortal who meets the Source must be pure hearted and in this case, Duncan MacLoed is the one. Though Methos was hoping to be The One, he realises that he is not that "clean".

Anyway, the unborn child of Duncan MacLoed - for once being able to procreate as an Immortal - gives a whole new vision for the phrase "There can be only one". Now, we can find its meaning in a birth. "It is not about death, it is about life", says Anna, Duncan's wife, in a movie line. So "the only one" must be, more like it, the child and not the last Immortal alive. Actually, the Prize would not be for killing all the Immortals, but for finding the Source.

In Highlander: The Source, the Immortals were talking about a Redeemer. So there would be a slight probability that Duncan and Anna's child would be the new Redeemer, the one who will save the world from chaos. The end of the fifth Highlander movie gives only one fact: Duncan MacLoed will have a child. Everythig else is just speculation, despite the logical meaning. About the game, if there is a slight possibility that Duncan's son will be the Redeemer, than the Game was surely not for the Immortals, as it was for the Mortals, playing with the Free Will. Actually, one of the Immortals - the Cardinal - is mentioning Free Will as God's gift to Mortals, a gift they have no idea about how to use it.

If we consider both the options - The Game of human kind, never knowing hot to use their most priceful gift, the Free Will and the Prize as the gift to an Immortal to procreate, a child that would be the Redeemer - than we might be able to find the answer for the question of Immortality: Immortals' purpose is to save the Mortals from self-distruction.

Still, the story continues...

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+I have removed the following content because it is not verifiable par [[WP:A]]. Editors should only add content that can be linked to reliable sources. This content comes from Internet leakages, since ''Highlander: The Source'' will only be released in September 2007, and therefore is not reliable. See [[WP:A|Wikipedia:Attribution]] for details. If you feel I am wrong, please feel free to discuss this.[[User:Rosenknospe|Rosenknospe]] 14:56, 12 March 2007 (UTC)
+''Still, after seeing Highlander: The Source, you may reconsider "the Prize". In the end of the movie, after defeating the Guardian [by not killing him and letting him be forever cursed], Duncan is being absorbed by the Source with Anna, the mortal who sensed the Source's approach. The two of them will now be able to have a child of their own. Despite the impossibility of an Immortal to procreate, after finding the source, Duncan MacLoed is the one who will finally have a child.
+The unborn child may give a new sense to the phrase "There can be only one". The Source appears especially when the chaos is near near to conquering the world. The planets and all other celestial bodies align and only one Immortal is able to defeat the Guardian. The Source, though, still has some remains on Earth. However, the Immortal who meets the Source must be pure hearted and in this case, Duncan MacLoed is the one. Though Methos was hoping to be The One, he realises that he is not that "clean".
+Anyway, the unborn child of Duncan MacLoed - for once being able to procreate as an Immortal - gives a whole new vision for the phrase "There can be only one". Now, we can find its meaning in a birth. "It is not about death, it is about life", says Anna, Duncan's wife, in a movie line. So "the only one" must be, more like it, the child and not the last Immortal alive. Actually, the Prize would not be for killing all the Immortals, but for finding the Source.
+In Highlander: The Source, the Immortals were talking about a Redeemer. So there would be a slight probability that Duncan and Anna's child would be the new Redeemer, the one who will save the world from chaos. The end of the fifth Highlander movie gives only one fact: Duncan MacLoed will have a child. Everythig else is just speculation, despite the logical meaning. About the game, if there is a slight possibility that Duncan's son will be the Redeemer, than the Game was surely not for the Immortals, as it was for the Mortals, playing with the Free Will. Actually, one of the Immortals - the Cardinal - is mentioning Free Will as God's gift to Mortals, a gift they have no idea about how to use it.
+If we consider both the options - The Game of human kind, never knowing hot to use their most priceful gift, the Free Will and the Prize as the gift to an Immortal to procreate, a child that would be the Redeemer - than we might be able to find the answer for the question of Immortality: Immortals' purpose is to save the Mortals from self-distruction.
+Still, the story continues...''