To all those history buffs out there:  My uncle recently traced
my ancestry back to Robert the Bruce (which made me very
excited). I quickly told one of my friends who I frequently
discuss matters of history about, and he has (jokingly) been
telling me I come from a  line of betrayers. I argued that the
movie "Braveheart" took a lot of literary license when they
portrayed Robert as betraying Wallace. He continues to tell me-
even though I have found nothing to support it- that Robert's
betrayal is still a valid theory.  I was wondering if anyone can
shed light on the real truth behind Wallace and Robert the
Bruce's relationship.  Tags: bruce, history, robert, scotland,
the, wallace, willaim  Views: 14383  Reply to This  Replies to
This Discussion  Robert the Bruce was the hero of Scotland and
killed more English than Wallace could ever have imagined.
Historicaly, Wallace was a commoner with his own lands, killed
the sherrif over a quarrel about a girl, won a battle at
Stirling Bridge (not the castle) and was