The Serpent Queen Season 2 Episode 2
The Serpent Queen S2 Episode 2 - Second Coming
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00:00You
00:15Previously on the Serpent Queen it is my intention to unite the people behind the king
00:20Everything I do is for my children this grand tour taking the king to the people has now gone too far
00:25Has it ever occurred to you? They're just like us. Don't be stupid Margo. They're nothing like us
00:28I thought girls like pretty dresses. Not all girls. You must be your own man
00:33Catherine is the best person to lead consider yourself a good judge of character
00:37We all have to evolve Cardinal when France becomes a secular state
00:42secular state
00:44But may I remind you Catherine said no trade with England, which means you'll have to get your wife here
00:49Reseal them and deliver them as bidden to your masters. You know the drill mouth shut and your ears open
00:54What was it? You said to the Privy Council, whatever mother decides
01:00Mother knows best Wow, I fear the king misunderstands my intention
01:05You'll never be able to govern by love only by fear France is a tinderbox
01:09All we have to do is touch a match
01:12There's a church not far from here with an effective preacher young woman whose congregation of infidels worship their Protestant
01:18God have your king make an unmistakable gesture of respect for the new religion war is inevitable
01:24I want no part of it
01:25I wouldn't been doing this if it wasn't for my father being a man's
01:29Profession of love for another man your soldiers would never take orders again
01:32I've decided to join my Protestant subjects in prayer tonight burn it down for now
01:37My mother will know nothing about it history will remember you
01:47Ready my horse
01:54I
02:24I
02:48What's going on
02:54What's happening I know
03:11What is it your brother's missing you've been missing how'd you lose a king he accompanied the Bourbons to a Protestant service
03:21Find him
03:24Horses are ready
03:29We turned back as soon as we saw the flames
03:35Forgive me mother. I should never have left the palace without your knowledge
03:38I'm simply relieved that you're alive and unharmed
03:42You're not angry
03:46Of course not now come inside it's cold all of you
03:55I
04:01Sense you may be angry your majesty happy before you react you may want to consider a church of our faith was just attacked
04:08It's a difficult time perhaps. You don't want to pile on as well I
04:14Will react when and how I want when my courtiers betray me and my son the king is endangered I
04:19Should have let them chop your head off when it was on the block. Yeah, that's a bit fucking much, isn't it?
04:25I'm cut yours off personally when I had the chance
04:30Right
04:34Course fuck me
04:54I
05:24I
05:39Church was burned to the ground
05:42It appears there were no survivors an unspeakable tragedy
05:46The doors were locked from the outside which means this was not an accident
05:49But a premeditated act who could have done such a thing funny. You should ask it is our suspicion the Duke of Guise was responsible
05:56That's quite an accusation. I'm assuming you've got some proof
06:00He was seen returning to the castle in the early hours of the morning with a small military escort
06:05Precisely the number of men required to perform such an operation care to tell us where you were Francois
06:10If you must know I had personal business that took me outside of the palace last night. Oh
06:13Are we to suppose you were out cottaging? No, you're trying to start a war. I mean, what the fuck Francois
06:22What do you expect us to do now?
06:23you do realize we're obliged to raise an army our people are already demanding retaliation and
06:29Not to mention the fact we could have died in that church with them
06:32And when they hear the Bourbon princes of the blood not to mention the king were almost killed
06:37We won't be able to control the Protestants, but perhaps that was the whole
06:42Idea hold on the king attending a Protestant service was a provocation unto itself equal to mass murder. We demand
06:50Satisfaction, let me remind you that the king did not attend the service nor was he hurt by the grace of God
06:57What satisfaction did you have in mind the Duke of Guise?
07:01Must be tried and prosecuted for this heinous violation by you
07:05I would be more than willing to act as an impartial judge if it came to that
07:09How do you know the church wasn't burnt down by some misguided member of the public? Hmm?
07:13I mean, what do you expect after you?
07:16disrespect their faith and allow a
07:18Cardinal the Catholic Church to be pushed to the ground and trampled in the mud
07:22May I remind you if you do raise an army in the name of the Protestants?
07:26The crown will have no choice but to take action to protect French Catholics
07:31But we're not your majesty
07:34What Lorenzi?
07:35What is your opinion?
07:37My opinion is if it's proven that the Duke of Guise is behind this crime. I
07:44Would kill him myself. Good luck with that old man
07:50This is your impartial advisor, hmm advocating vigilante ISM
07:58The crown
08:00Takes these accusations seriously and would look disapprovingly on any house behind such a provocation as it would disfavor any house that
08:08Needlessly endangered the life of the king to further its own agenda
08:12However at this time, I think we should adjourn until cooler tempers prevail
08:19Fine but if you don't do something to make this right you will have a civil war on your hands. Thanks to our cousin
08:27I
08:32Had been played by all of them
08:41I suppose I should leave you two to talk
08:51I'm sorry. I know you lost someone important to you
08:57And I assure you I too want justice for this crime
09:03But you know as well as I do
09:06That if the pursuit of that justice leads us to the Duke, it will only bring our people to war
09:13And it will not bring it is back
09:18Forgive me if I'm not ready to make such calculations such calculations are required if one is to govern
09:26And let me put it to you in terms that you will understand
09:30The burning of the church was a deliberate provocation
09:34The perpetrators must be punished no matter who they are
09:38The legitimacy of the crown depends upon it
09:42The legitimacy of the crown depends on the unity of the French people
09:48Once we have accomplished that
09:51Then you can cut the Duke of Giza's throat
09:56You
10:00Are the only one who knows what I'm trying to do
10:06Can I rely on you
10:13Always
10:27Oh refreshing, isn't it someone who feels entitled to be motivated purely by emotion
10:43Where is he in your tenders madam tell him to wait
10:47Wait
10:56Well, our brother the king was almost killed do we not want to talk about it
11:04Talk about what?
11:05Your majesty. There you are
11:08Gave us all a fright wandering off like that. I didn't wander off but thank you for your concern
11:13no, you took a chance and you went out into the woods prepared to make a stand for religious unity and
11:19Turned and ran like a bitch at the first sign of trouble
11:23Isn't that what you were going to say? No, actually I wasn't
11:26Is it really so difficult for you to believe I might have actually been concerned about you. You are my brother. I
11:31Suppose I deserve to be mocked
11:34Didn't exactly go as planned things rarely do and if you can't laugh at yourself
11:40How did mother take it, how do you expect has it ever occurred to you that you might have had it right the first time and
11:46Mother actually does know best. I
11:49Mean you disobeyed her and nearly got yourself killed
11:52What further evidence do you need?
11:55Margaret you should have yourself measured for a new dress when I'm finished mother says she's tired of seeing you wear the same one
12:02I don't need a new dress
12:03Not when so many of our people are going hungry. Well, they're not going to eat a dress. Are they no stupid
12:09I'd give the cost of the dress to the poor. That's why they're joining this church in the first place
12:13They don't have enough money to eat
12:15I'm not stupid
12:17One day my looks and wit will attract a royal suitor
12:20and when I'm Queen of some foreign land Charles will write to me and ask my favor and I will
12:26Consider it. Well, I hope you will decide in the King's favor. Yes. Thank you. Thank you
12:31Just can't stop picturing them being trapped that
12:34Burned alive, I wish there was something I could have done for them wasn't there. Of course there wasn't he's lucky to be alive
12:41I mean after all it was no accident
12:44What the geezers did it everyone knows that I'm sure even our King knows that
12:49Why would the geezers want to burn a church for a Protestant peasant to start a civil war?
12:54They presumably think they can win. Is that true?
12:58We must not rush to judgment as others would take the opportunity to rush to war
13:03Yes, well said your majesty I
13:06Appreciate your support on you. If I really do have it you do
13:10I hope so because if you think you would manage this situation any better, you're deluded same goes for the rest of you
13:17Which is why you should go ahead and buy yourself that dress Margo the money you'd give to the poor wouldn't change a thing
13:22You don't know that
13:23Don't I have you thought about which starving peasant would benefit from your largesse or the competition and spite your act of virtue signaling
13:30Vanity might inspire sounds like a huge rationalization to do nothing people need to know who to follow and how do they know who to?
13:37follow
13:38The ones in the pretty dresses. It's how it works how it always has I couldn't agree more without us to look up to you
13:45They'd have to look at their own miserable lives
13:47I mean they need the pomp the ceremony the pretty dresses or those sis in this case that dress is all wrong
13:53Well, what's wrong with it?
13:55For one it makes you look hippie it emphasizes your tragic lack of tits and the color brings to mind a recovering plague victim. Oh
14:02God, he's right. No, he's not. Well, let's see if it looks any better on you
14:11Don't mind if I do
14:17You'll rip it
14:25Oh God, it does look better on him
14:47You look like a freak
14:50So what if I do
14:53We've all got our peccadillo's but believe me
14:57No matter how much you try and suppress things. They always have a way of
15:01Coming out in the end
15:03so
15:04If you and mummy's little plan is to simply pretend what happened at that church didn't happen then we're all fucked now
15:11Give us a kiss
15:16Well, I never
15:20About your eyes Henry
15:22your majesty
15:24Queen of Navarre, I believe am I to presume this is considered acceptable behavior for a prince in the Valois court
15:32Oh, you are a queen madam. You are to presume what you wish. Please ignore my brother. He's an affliction. We all must bear
15:38I don't know what you're giggling at forgive me mother. Do you think I came here because I wanted my son
15:44To spend more time with his Valois cousins
15:48Hello though, I see now this is not suitable company for the future king of Navarre
15:53I'd expected more of you your majesty. If you'll forgive me for saying so a
15:58king
15:59Must lead by example if he is to lead at all
16:02Oh
16:11God
16:13Has anyone figured out what's wrong with our cousin need you ask with a mother like that
16:18Probably hasn't had a shag since her wedding night
16:25To be honest, I'm not sure I really want to go to war I mean the stench
16:31The rations
16:34Not to mention the death
16:38Completely understandable Antoine, but we must not abandon principle for something as pedestrian as
16:46Comfort
16:48Yes, of course. Look this disarm is no good Tom Craig. Yes, my lord. Yeah
16:54I
16:56Catherine will give in to our demands if she believes
17:01Will not shy away from our duty. So it's a bluff. Yes
17:06Unless the bluff is called
17:10Right
17:14Maybe we should just become Catholics
17:17It's too late for that. I thought it was never too late
17:20you know to find the
17:24Holy Holy Spirit and confess. I thought I thought that was the whole point
17:28I don't I'd always sort of kept that in my back pocket. Well, sadly you were wrong that ship has sailed
17:34If destiny calls we must fulfill our duty
17:39Side by side brother to brother
17:42Amazing I can still get in the old suit. Don't you think you look beautiful? Oh, thank you
17:50Antoine you look like a beautiful egg
18:02What are you doing here
18:04I'm here to see you
18:06I'm here to see you
18:08I'm here to see you
18:11What are you doing here hello to you too, it's best you do not visit me at the palace
18:16Well, you've never been ashamed of our association before
18:20Well, I'm not ashamed but at the moment it is neither prudent nor useful for people to suspect that I practice the dark arts
18:29Those times have passed. I don't know about that
18:34What began last night will only end one way
18:39You may find the dark arts your best friend
18:43And what do you know about last night? I was there and
18:47and what
18:50And the Bourbons are accusing the geezers, is it true? I think you already know the answer
18:58Knowing is different from something that can be proven and I would prefer it were not
19:04Can I count on your discretion, well, am I gonna tell I'm just an old man who lives in the woods
19:12Of course, it really doesn't matter who lit the torch fire is coming
19:19Country can still be united behind the king
19:23Seen it with my own eyes
19:25It's what the people want. It's what you want
19:28The people have no idea what they desire
19:31The people have no idea what they desire
19:39Then they must be told
19:44But I should remind you since the beginning of time
19:48Hate has been the easiest story to tell
19:52Well, I will be on my way
20:01I
20:05Won't trouble you again
20:11Easy for him to say he lives in the fucking woods
20:18I've been looking for you. Oh, I
20:22Want you to congratulate you you did well Francois
20:27Catherine will not be able to hold on to this sham piece much longer
20:31word will spread
20:33Neighbor will turn on neighbor and the nobility will be forced to take them to the battlefield
20:39Well, you will have the decided advantage
20:45You must be proud and almost be impressive if it wasn't so fucking dark
21:00I
21:28See you are ready to face this terrible situation
21:31With the courage it requires. Yeah
21:34Absolutely. We have no choice. Your majesty our
21:38sense of duty compels us Tom cred
21:45Though you betrayed my trust I
21:48Sympathize with your predicament a terrible injustice has been done to your people. I
21:54Only wish there were another way
21:57God, so do I
21:59But but but we must not let our people down
22:02When they need us, right? Yeah, even if it even it results in our own
22:09death we are
22:12Committed unless of course the king is persuaded to
22:17prosecute the Duke of Guise for his crime
22:20public beheading
22:21Would suffice leaving you in the majority on the Privy Council. Yes
22:28Happy coincidence, you know full well that any prosecution of the geezers would lead the crown into direct conflict with the Catholic population
22:35Well, it sounds like you have a choice to make
22:38War with the Protestants or war with the Catholics unless there are another way
22:45We're listening
22:47Skeptically skeptically, of course. Yeah
22:49Hmm
22:52Morenci says there were no survivors
22:54Which means there are no witnesses to testify. I mean the cardinal could be right
22:59This could be the act of a few disgruntled individuals who could be found
23:03And publicly executed for their crime and you expect us to accept that? Yes, because then the crown
23:10Would be free to pursue your trade deal with Queen Elizabeth. I
23:15mean I imagine
23:17The Protestants would be appeased by such an alliance
23:21leaving the Catholics unprovoked by the prosecution of the Duke and
23:25the House of Bourbon
23:27Would stand to be significantly enriched by the deal. I
23:31mean
23:33It might take the sting out of you missing your date with destiny
23:37There's always another way, isn't there? I tend to think so we might consider
23:43such a solution
23:45Big of you. Mm-hmm. And if you were to put aside your grievance, I mean, how might you proceed with the English?
23:52Well, Antoine has already made the significant personal sacrifice of inviting his wife to court which has been
24:00Extremely challenging. I'm grateful for your sacrifice
24:05As luck would have it Jean has a rather heavy-breathing
24:08Correspondence going with Queen Elizabeth's ardently Protestant advisor Lord Frockmorton
24:14Apparently they like to debate the early sermons of Calvin, which just sounds like elaborate foreplay if you ask me. I
24:21Suggest we send her over to test the waters with the English court vouch for our intentions our faith that we can be trusted
24:29See what we get in reply. All right
24:33Put word out that we are entering into negotiations with England
24:38But do not agree to any terms without my prior approval
24:43Our deal with England must be finalized only when the time is, right
24:51Of course
24:55Well, then war is averted a relief bravo us
25:08And thank fuck for that Tom cred
25:12You may put away all the armor
25:15Yes, my lord. We're not going to battle. Good. Good my lord
25:31Majesty your majesty
25:38I
25:44Suppose it's you I should be talking to me
25:48I'm here visiting my children. I know you're the one responsible for undermining the peace
25:53I have worked so hard to establish in France as I know you two invertebrates take your orders from mummy
25:58You sure you want to talk about spineless sons? You've met yours. Remember shut up. I
26:03I
26:06Have news for you and your incestuous brood I
26:10Will not be provoked by your petty machinations
26:13I did not drag my family all over France to every miserable village hovel and slum
26:18So that this country could be destroyed by war
26:21I did it for peace and that peace will hold even if I have to protect your firstborn from the justice he deserves. I
26:29Presume you were not so stupid as to leave any survivors that might identify you. I mean that would be most inconvenient
26:39Good
26:41Then I see no reason to prosecute I
26:44Knew you were a woman of reason
26:48However, I'm not sure mom Rensi's gonna go along with that
26:51He seems to have what I would consider an unhealthy attachment to that preacher
26:56Rensi will do as I tell him you got him on a short leash, haven't you?
26:59I think that's best for all involved in the meantime
27:03The Protestants will be appeased by the court's opening of trade negotiations with England
27:10Are you mad you forced my hand
27:13But I forgive you
27:15In fact, I have decided that the house of keys along with the rest of the Catholic nobility
27:20will fund the construction of a grand palace in the center of Paris along the banks of the Seine a
27:26Palace that will make all Frenchmen proud to be the subjects of their King
27:31regardless of their faith
27:34And did I mention it would be very expensive
27:39He would do no such thing, oh, yes you will
27:43Unless you would rather I arrest your son and put him in the dungeon while I gather the evidence of the crime
27:48I already know he committed and then chop off his head
27:52If you arrest the Duke of Guise the Catholics will rise up and revolt
27:57Yes
27:59But then if I let you succeed in sowing the division you seek you will already be at war
28:05You see at least my way I get to keep his head as a souvenir
28:11Sooner or later you will have to take a side. I am on the side of France
28:15Oh
28:17What a pretty idea
28:22She has a gift for condescension, doesn't she? Okay. Well, you can ask the landed gentry, but I'm telling you now
28:29They're a tight-fisted bunch. Nothing the rich hate more than charity
28:34We only need one to agree and then the rest will clamor to join in for fear of losing face
28:40So who is that lucky one? I have just the person
28:45I
28:56Your majesty, sorry to keep you waiting
29:05Madame de Portier will see you now
29:10Even from beyond the grave my husband finds ways to humiliate me
29:16I
29:41Hello cousin
29:44Cousin
29:46I'm good of you to make the time
29:48Yes
29:49Sorry to keep you waiting
29:51Funny how busy I don't this can make you
29:56Ever done any far can we can't say that I have
30:01First thing you learn is to control what the bird sees
30:06Unless it's hunting. He lives in total darkness
30:10Therefore he's distilled to a single instinct
30:17Look how proud he is
30:21Things are always most beautiful when they are doing what they were meant to do. Don't you agree?
30:29I see your daughters are visiting. Yes
30:33I'd introduce you but there's a little point you see they despise me
30:39Not that I can blame them. I
30:41Gave all my love to your children
30:45Shall we walk
30:47You can tell me all the news
30:54I heard you'd found a way to elevate your status
30:58In fact, I've heard you have lots of angles
31:02Same as you
31:04But I'm loyal an overrated quality. I think you'll find
31:09Meaning just that you're right not to depend on Catherine's largess
31:14People can't help but take advantage of each other no matter what they say
31:18It's just in our nature
31:20to take advantage first
31:24Furthermore you're pretty which always leads to problems and am I to presume your place is secure because you are not
31:32Hardly I face problems of a different kind turns out I'm ambitious
31:39And I don't like being handmade to an out-of-work
31:42aristocrat
31:44What lovely you have made a net
31:46Everyone says what a wonderful eye you have
31:49Yes, I
31:50Have become a decorator
31:53While you run the country
31:56As you said people are at their best doing what they were born to do
32:02You banished me from court
32:09I suppose I can't blame you
32:12We both played well
32:14I lost
32:15You were a grown woman when you seduced my husband
32:19He was but a boy. I
32:21Would not call that a game
32:23No, and I was raped when I was a girl as you were sent off to marry a stranger when you were still a child
32:32Whatever sickness you see me is not in me alone
32:35It is the family business
32:38All we can do is try not to pass our deformities onto our children
32:44Everything I do is to make sure my children do not have to endure what I went through then they have nothing to fear I
32:54Didn't love them, you know, I love them still
32:59More than my own flesh
33:04It is a steep price to pay
33:08Everyone paid a price indeed
33:15Angelica yes, madam. I'm cold
33:21So wishes as she went for me I
33:26Can only assume this is not a friendly visit especially after the burning of that Protestant Church is France of war
33:33Not if you can help me you remain one of the wealthiest women in France, my husband gave you land
33:41Vast forests that fuel our smelts ships that carry our goods
33:46Even interest in overseas ventures not to mention gowns and jewels worth many fortunes
33:51See, I could have taken it all back
33:54But I didn't and now I'm faced with the significant irony of needing your help
33:59And now I'm faced with the significant irony of needing your help it is my intention to prevent war
34:06by uniting the country behind a great public work a
34:11Palace along the set
34:13Only I can't afford it and I thought if you want to be known for something other than your good taste
34:20You might want to donate to the cause
34:23But I want
34:25what I hope is
34:28The satisfaction of a useful life to that end I would only ask a small favor in return you may ask
34:38According to French law
34:39My estate can only pass along the male line. I would like my daughters to inherit what I leave behind
34:46So they may have a semblance of freedom
34:53Once the funds for the palace are completed I
34:56Will change the law I
34:59Accept your terms. I have one more favor to ask soon. I must travel to Italy to secure more funds for the building project
35:08It doesn't mean however that my children will be left alone. I fear there is the usual sibling rivalry
35:15And I need someone to keep an eye on them whilst I'm away. I thought that person might be you I
35:21Am to be matron you spoke of your love for them after all
35:28They were resented, of course, I will be discreet
35:37Do you ever think of
35:41What we might have accomplished had we been allowed to be friends
35:47cousin
35:49We were never going to be friends
35:55Some wounds do not heal
36:11What was all that about are we back in favor I am don't know about you
36:20You
36:23Really I tell you Anton
36:25The immorality in this court is singular. I don't know how you put up with it. No, no
36:30Why you probably don't even notice anymore having been corrupted by their ways
36:34Yeah, probably
36:35But I for one see a direct line between the moral rot here at the palace and the burning of that poor girl's church, really
36:43it's such a terrible business and
36:45And
36:47Imagine I could have been inside. Oh, yes, I have
36:51Would have been something to have a martyr in the family. I
36:55appreciate the sentiment I think
36:58perhaps a
37:00Trip across the channel would be a welcome break from our Valois cousins
37:05England indeed
37:07Why on earth would I go there?
37:08I agree to help you with the trade deal if you held up your end of the bargain
37:13But the king did not go to the church nor did you know but the rules of engagement have changed Oh
37:21Catherine has agreed to embrace the deal. Why would she do that? Because I
37:27Persuaded her don't obfuscate on to one you couldn't persuade anyone of anything
37:32She's trying to appease the Protestants
37:34Well, yeah that too
37:36Not to mention the fact that she could do with the money as could we by the way?
37:40Well
37:42If there is now an actual change of policy
37:44I suppose I could do with a change of scene be good and give you a chance to rub up with your old chum
37:50Throckmorton choosing to ignore that. Yeah, I
37:55Shall leave Henry here with you what but but but why I mean, you know, the the the the the
38:01Immorality and all of that. Oh, he has a strong sense of discipline. It would do you good to spend some time with your son?
38:08Especially after coming so near to death
38:11Perhaps your priorities might realign. All right
38:16Good night, Antoine. Good night
38:22Sake
38:38What are you doing here sir, I see you paying our respects
38:47Notice anything odd
38:50No bodies no fire on earth
38:53that hot
38:55flesh from the bones perhaps
38:57But leaves the skeleton behind and yet they are none
39:01Praise the Lord, I don't believe in miracles the doors were locked and there are no bodies
39:32I
39:36Didn't think you'd come of course
39:39Are you angry?
39:40Because I gave you letters to your mother
39:43You sold him to her. My father is sick would have given you money. I
39:49Was too proud but I regret it your letters were the most beautiful things I owned
39:57You heard about the fire at the church
40:01Something about
40:03They say the lady preacher led those people right through the flames as if God reached down and lifted them up
40:10What are you talking about? I know survivors. They say it was a miracle
40:14That means we can all be forgiven for the bad things we've done. I
40:21Came here to ask you to forgive me what I've done to you
40:32Of course
40:37Can I ask you something did you mean those lovely things you wrote
40:46With all my heart
41:01I
41:31I
41:33I
41:58Move the King doesn't want to be disturbed
42:04I
42:11Who's a bad dirty boy you disgust me
42:34Do
42:36You have children
42:38Yes a challenge. I'm sure you'll agree
42:41If you breathe a word of this to anyone, you'll never see your children again
42:45Is that understood?
42:52Heavy is the crown
42:55As
43:01I prepared to return to my homeland. I entrusted the kingdom to my children
43:06I
43:20Thought she hated Italy. Well, that's how much she loves us
43:25Hmm
43:33When I return I
43:35Shall build the greatest palace in Europe in your name
43:39So that all Frenchmen can be proud of your achievements. I
43:44Shall try to be worthy
43:45You are king
43:48God's chosen
43:50I
44:02Believe in you. Thank you mother
44:08Now
44:15Do not forget
44:17Charles is your king first and your brother second
44:21You must obey him and show him loyalty
44:25And I speak especially to you on June
44:28Otherwise you will have me to deal with
44:30Mother you overestimate me
44:33I'm all bark then bark less
44:38I trust you to take care of your younger siblings when I'm gone. I'll do my best. I
44:47Shall send word really I can't remember the last time I got a letter from you. Well, there's always a first time
44:54And if I have let you down in the past, please allow me to surprise you
44:59You may not know it
45:01You are always at the forefront of my mind
45:05all of you
45:07We will miss you
45:11My sweetest boy
45:20I trust you to keep the peace while I'm gone for the sake of my children, of course
45:26The kids come first your majesty always
45:30always
45:37I
45:44You've decided to behave yourself piss off pigs need fucking today not gonna fuck themselves
46:03Is it true
46:04Is what true did you set fire to that church
46:09That's what people are saying I'm a soldier I don't burn innocent people
46:20What did you know that you're a good man
46:34You
46:50Any word from others no one's seen her or her assistant perhaps I overestimated her loyalty
46:59I
47:02Thought you should know there's a rumor going around
47:06There may have been some survivors from the church
47:11It's just a rumor
47:14Let's hope it stays that way
47:19Otherwise we might all just be fucked
47:28I
47:59As God led the Israelites through the desert
48:05He led us through the fire
48:12He who sees all things
48:15and
48:16knows all men's hearts
48:19Knows that no man is better than you
48:23And
48:25If those who call themselves our kings and queens will not protect us
48:32If they will insist on their lives of decadence and corruption what we stop
48:40Then they are no longer our kings and queens
48:46For our king is in heaven
48:52And we must rise up in his name here on earth
49:22Oh
49:52You
50:22You
50:36My darling cousin, how are you?
50:41We are in the final stages of a trade negotiation with England
50:45Sure, you can handle the English Queen. I hear she is shrewd the Virgin Queen. How shrewd can she be?
50:50Trust me goodness. You make Protestant black look positively chic. Has anyone ever told you that?