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I'm assuming this is a Braveheart thing?

There's very little evidence that the two men ever met. Braveheart is a good film, but it's just a film, not a historical documentary. The story is completely inaccurate.

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No one knows for sure but probably not. Wallace was fighting the English under the banner of King John (Balliol) who was a rival of Bruce's for the Scottish throne. So Bruce could not be seen to be at war with the English under the flag of one of his rivals.

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NO because they were around at different times

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No-one knows for sure. It is unlikely that they met. Bruce would have stayed out of the way of Wallace's uprising against the English for fear of losing his lands in England.

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It is unlikely that they ever even met.

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