William Wallace, the legendary Scottish warrior and leader of the First War of Scottish Independence, is famously depicted in the movie Braveheart wielding a two-handed claymore. This sword symbolizes his unwavering fight for freedom against English rule in the late 13th century. While historically debated, the weapon in the film is an oversized Scottish claymore, emphasizing Wallace’s strength and larger-than-life legacy. In battle, it is portrayed as a brutal yet elegant weapon, cutting down enemies with sweeping strikes. More than just a tool of war, Wallace’s sword represents his unyielding defiance and has become an enduring symbol of Scottish resistance and heroism.