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00:00To be continued...
00:30Harold!
01:00Harold!
01:30Harold!
01:33Harold!
01:35Harold!
01:36Harold!
01:37Any time would be good.
01:49You want it done fast or well?
01:52I want it finished.
01:53If you insist on walking into a source, my lord, there's no message.
01:56There were three of them, Fitz, all at the same time.
01:58Lucky it wasn't for them.
02:02If you hop as quick with your sword as you are, you're with.
02:07William, you're hurt.
02:21Lord, I have to finish with your arm.
02:24It's nothing.
02:28Hi, Matilda.
02:33You've received an invitation.
02:36To where?
02:37England.
02:40Your cousin Edward is their new king.
02:41He's about to be crowned.
02:43You've been invited to the coronation.
02:45They want me to travel all the way to it.
02:47Apparently they do.
02:50When did you last have any word from them?
02:51I don't think I've ever had word from them.
02:54I knew them briefly when they were here in exile.
02:57But Edward and I were just children.
02:59What do you think they want?
03:01No idea.
03:02What do I know of England?
03:03We were here with them.
03:06I know they want to be crowned.
03:07They were just enjoying the grand election.
03:09Listen to them.
03:09I can't wait to see.
03:11But you've traveled around the corner.
03:11Don't forget about me for that.
03:12Let me know of the family.
03:13It's okay.
03:27Scriptures be able to drop us.
03:29Thanks, Jake.
03:29Put us together in half minutes.
03:31It's a fucking massacre.
03:47Harold, what's going on?
03:55The sword!
04:01Tostiq, take a look at this. What do you think?
04:04The metal.
04:05The grind. The grind is pretty rough.
04:07It's not ours.
04:09Mercier.
04:10Mercier.
04:12Why would Mercier break the peace agreement?
04:14They'd forfeit everything to the crown.
04:15Exactly.
04:16Which is why we have to tell father.
04:21Tostiq, where's Swain?
04:24He's invited himself to another wedding.
04:31Swain, are you in there?
04:33Yes.
04:36I didn't know you were invited.
04:37I very much doubt you were invited.
04:39Swain, what have you been doing?
04:40Defouring the bride. This is my right as a lord.
04:42I'm sure father will be thrilled.
04:44Father doesn't need to know about it.
04:46That you're an embarrassment.
04:47Oh, pull your head out your arse, Harold.
04:49Your blood's no different.
04:51And besides, she loved every minute of it.
04:53I'm not getting into this with you.
04:55I just found the remains of a Mercian raid.
04:58Don't be stupid.
04:59There was an attack on the Dover Road this morning.
05:02The Mercians crossed our border in violation of the peace agreement.
05:04How do you know it was Mercians?
05:05We found their swords.
05:06Shut up, Tostiq.
05:09Find my boot.
05:10Father needs to know about it.
05:12So you and I need to be in agreement or he won't listen.
05:14So when I tell him, you're going to back me up.
05:17Got it?
05:18Yes, I got it.
05:20Good.
05:21Unbelievable.
05:38If father gets to hear about this, I'll do you harder than I did her.
05:43Good boy.
05:46Good boy.
05:47Good boy.
06:06Shit.
06:07Greetings, Haroldo.
06:08Oh, William.
06:09I was just, er, taking a piss.
06:11Hiding in the forest until the battle was over.
06:13Oh, no.
06:14No, and I'm shocked.
06:15Shocked you think such an appalling thing of your brother.
06:17Half-brother.
06:18Well...
06:19I saw you slope up into those trees yesterday morning.
06:22Well, I was just, er...
06:24Look, you swore to a mother on her deathbed that you'd take care of me,
06:26so keeping out of battles means I'm just, er, sparing you at the end of this essay worry.
06:31How charitable.
06:32Yeah, that's me.
06:37What the hell is that?
06:38That is the sound of a king.
06:40Oh, can I come?
06:41No.
06:42No.
06:57What a day, my boy.
06:59No ceremony.
07:02What a glorious day for the finest son of Normandy.
07:09It's been too long.
07:10Always too long.
07:15Our time escapes, I say.
07:17Why are we not together more?
07:18Because all you ever do is hunts, night and day.
07:21What else is the king to do with his time?
07:23Fight wars?
07:24That's your game, William.
07:26You're far better at it than me.
07:29Well, you used to be.
07:30What happened to the arm?
07:32Just giving it a rest.
07:34Uncle.
07:35What are you doing outside of France?
07:37I've been reliably informed you've gone to war with Guy of Bouillon.
07:42I've come to see his head.
07:44Do you have it?
07:45We've got him bound and gagged.
07:47I'll get a good ransom for him.
07:49Lord.
07:53Your majesty.
07:55You have to see this.
08:03We may have lost him.
08:04Guy?
08:05Yes.
08:07Fuck.
08:11It's over here.
08:12I'm sorry.
08:19Get up.
08:23Explain.
08:26He flew into a frenzy.
08:28Ripped his arm right down to the bone to get out.
08:31He's gone.
08:33I saw it with my own eyes.
08:37He's gone.
08:38My eyes see blood.
08:41Here.
08:44I don't see blood where his wrists were ripped right down to the bone.
08:53My lord.
08:54Hmm?
08:55Came to an agreement?
08:57Payment for freedom.
08:58My lord.
08:59I'm not your enemy.
09:00No.
09:01Not anymore.
09:08Sloppy, William.
09:10I will dispatch men to find Guy and rectify this disappointment.
09:17Came a long way just to see Guy's head.
09:19I wonder what's inside it.
09:38The Mercians are crossing our borders to raid.
09:54That's impossible.
09:55That is Mercian iron, father.
09:57Tostig and I saw a massacre with our own eyes.
09:59It was Mercians.
10:00It's madness is what this is.
10:02You won't accept what is right in front of you.
10:04Just as the three Eldums have finally agreed to peace,
10:07You're saying that the Mercians have decided to throw it all away.
10:10I am telling you what I know.
10:12Hmm.
10:16What do you think, Swain?
10:20Yeah, but I think you're right, father.
10:23I think it is madness.
10:27Huh.
10:29Father, I will prove it.
10:30Let me bring you proof.
10:31By crossing the border and breaking the peace yourself.
10:33Another ten years of civil war.
10:35Is that what you want?
10:36I've already broken the peace agreement here.
10:41Do you think I wouldn't see it?
10:43Hmm?
10:44Four kings.
10:45Four.
10:46I've served as Earl of Wessex.
10:48And I never broke my word to any of them.
10:51That's how this family survives, Harold.
10:54Because we can be trusted.
10:56That's how we maintain control.
10:58You control the earls and you control England.
11:01Now, Edward has married your sister.
11:03And in return, my influence has made him king.
11:07And that is our deal.
11:09And that will put Wessex blood on the throne.
11:13And nothing can jeopardize that.
11:14Nothing!
11:16All this?
11:17They're just bandits, Harold.
11:18Yes, Harold.
11:19Now the coronation is looming.
11:21Watch yourself.
11:30Mother.
11:31Be careful.
11:32Okay.
11:33Why do you rile Harold like that?
11:43He does have a breaking point.
11:45It's because he doesn't listen.
11:47It's Harold that needs your encouragement, not Swain.
11:50And if he has something to say, you need to hear him out.
11:53What if he's right, Godwin?
12:03Have you considered that?
12:06Howard fears the worst, that's all.
12:09It's a good quality for a leader, but not while we're at peace.
12:14Peace needs the bigger picture.
12:17And what about Tostick?
12:19Don't be tearful.
12:21Tostick's yours.
12:24Come on.
12:26People want to feast for this coronation.
12:29Oh, when the sweater comes again.
12:31Hey, hey, hey, hey.
12:32All to be joyful again.
12:34Hey, hey, hey, hey.
12:35And to annoy the jealous ones.
12:37Hey, hey, hey, hey.
12:38The queen sure really was the show.
12:40Hey!
12:42You are not seriously considering going to England.
12:45Edward is William's cousin.
12:46And about to become an English king.
12:49A foreign king.
12:51That makes him an enemy, can you not see?
12:53I can see it makes him your enemy.
12:54My enemies are your enemies.
12:58I disagree, uncle.
13:02It's over.
13:08Edward's mother was Queen of England twice.
13:10She was married to two different kings.
13:15We scorn her at our peril.
13:17When Edward wears the crown, his mother will lose her power.
13:19When Edward wears the crown, Lady Emma will be his power.
13:23Your father didn't trust them, William.
13:24Why should we?
13:25Where were they after he died?
13:26When you were living in ditches?
13:27A scared bastard boy without a family.
13:28Dodging assassins and waiting for your closest to betray.
13:29Where were they then, these English kin of yours?
13:30It was me who stood beside you.
13:31It was me who protected you.
13:32Who backed you as duke.
13:33You're nothing to these English people.
13:34That channel is at our back.
13:35It would be false to make an enemy of that.
13:36And you think they'd dare cross it with an enemy?
13:37That channel is at our back.
13:38It would be false to make an enemy of that.
13:39And you think they'd dare cross it with an enemy?
13:40No.
13:41No.
13:42No.
13:43No.
13:44No.
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14:34No.
14:35It's no considerable one.
14:38And don't you worry about Guy of Bojan.
14:40My men will find him.
14:41You can forget he ever existed.
14:44France will protect Normandy as its little brother.
14:49Be careful in England.
14:56My lord, would you join us for a drink to our victory?
15:00Tomorrow, when the sun rises, we'll be alive to see it.
15:06That's victory.
15:07To be alive! To be alive!
15:12You don't want to stay and hear that music?
15:14No. I've heard that before.
15:20He came all this way to make sure Guy was dead.
15:23Why? What does he think he knows?
15:26And he's got England stuck in his throat.
15:29Why would going there be such a weakness?
15:32Because it doesn't serve his purpose.
15:37You go.
15:39I'll find Guy. I'll make him talk.
15:40You sure?
15:43Take Otto with you.
15:44Find him before Henry does.
15:46I know the terrain better than him.
15:49That's very generous of you.
15:52You're welcome.
15:53I wasn't thanking you.
15:54No. I took the liberty.
15:56Yeah, you did, didn't you?
15:58Hey, where are you going?
16:04What are you going to do?
16:05Hmm?
16:07You think you can press your advantage?
16:09Promises.
16:11You think I'm impressed because you're a duke?
16:13No.
16:15Yet still, you're here.
16:16Yeah.
16:17I think, deep down, it impresses you that my cousin is to be the king of England.
16:24There it is.
16:26That's my music.
16:27Who is the king of England?
16:29Let's drink to the new Queen
16:59I know that's exactly what I'll do careful make sure consideration of all the facts all the facts really
17:05Yes, Harold all the facts
17:07Ah, sweetheart a moment. What about you, Harold?
17:09Well, Harold's never gonna be Earl, so...
17:11Oh, don't worry, Swain. It's your title. No one's gonna take it away from you
17:15Anyway, there are more important things in life, my father
17:18Oh, so you do listen then?
17:20I'm always listening
17:21You tell that because his lips are moving
17:23Fuck off, Swain
17:24Well, the important thing now is that your sister is married to the King
17:28And in two days, they will be crowned
17:31And everything is changing, everything
17:34I may be an old man, but I know what war takes from us
17:38This is a new age
17:40That's how important the coronation is
17:43There are you swanning off to?
17:53Did you see the blade I left?
17:54I see him
17:56No question
17:57Next time you find a ray to take their money
18:03Did you see that man over there?
18:05He's the moneyer in Oakley
18:07And he has been pressing his silver teeth in too much brass in the alloy
18:11How do you know?
18:12I heard it when I poured his drink
18:14He thinks having tears mean I don't have ears
18:16So apply a little pressure to him and then he can tell you if the bandits were paid him mercy and money
18:21You know, my father needs to be listening to this
18:26He does
18:27I'm not blood
18:28My voice has no value to your family
18:32You are as much part of this family as any of them
18:35Come on
18:37Come on
18:39Hey
18:40Brittany
19:00You can leave us now Sarah, thank you
19:01Hello
19:03Hello
19:05Hey
19:08Why would the Mercians do it?
19:09Why are you...
19:10Pretend to hear Harald talk about something else, please
19:13Sorry
19:16What do you want to talk about?
19:20I want to know what they're talking about
19:22What do you think my father saw when he looked at me?
19:37Himself
19:39I doubt that
19:42What do you think he sees?
19:44Protection
19:45That's still my promise, see this
20:02Danish marriage or church marriage
20:05It's no matter to me
20:08It matters to your father
20:10I will not let him church marry me to someone else
20:12I would never let that happen
20:15And what Godwin wants, Godwin gets
20:16And if he decides that he wants to get rid of me
20:18He won't
20:21He won't
20:24That is my promise
20:25I will not end up like my sister
20:27Dead and in mercy and ditch
20:29And women are cast aside in this world
20:32Men's eyes are fickle
20:33Not mine
20:35Pluck my eyes out, you'll still be worth more to me than...
20:37Thin pressed silver
20:38In pressed silver
20:45In a robe
20:51Same thing
20:53Look at that
20:54Kisses
20:55They get five
20:56To your instagram
20:58In a lily
20:59Spent
21:01To your parents
21:03To your parents
21:05To your parents
21:06To your parents
21:07To your parents
21:08To your parents
21:09They can't seem to keep the roads clear
21:23if this got full taken place.
21:25Be careful.
21:39Be careful.
22:09Be careful.
22:39Be careful.
22:51What is this?
23:07London's that way.
23:08Who are you?
23:12You're robbing them?
23:15No.
23:19What is this?
23:21You're lucky.
23:24Last time this happened here, there was a massacre.
23:26Thank God you showed up.
23:28Yeah.
23:29Thank God.
23:33William.
23:41You all right?
23:44I'm fine.
23:45What about our man?
23:48We lost them.
23:51Bravo, Philippe.
24:06Has she found him?
24:09Not yet, Your Majesty.
24:10Neither of you.
24:22Rectify this.
24:24Find Guy of Brienne.
24:25Papa, who is Guy of Brienne?
24:35He's someone who did me a service.
24:37A long time ago, ancient history.
24:44Bravo.
24:45Your Majesty.
24:54Duke William of Normandy.
24:56Edward?
24:58Cousin William.
24:58Cousin William.
24:59You came.
25:00I knew you would.
25:03Old enemies and new foes.
25:06But runs and dry.
25:07I knew it.
25:07I saw it.
25:08You seem well.
25:09William of Normandy.
25:10What a welcome sight.
25:11I saw it.
25:12I saw it.
25:13I saw it.
25:14You seem well.
25:15William of Normandy.
25:16William of Normandy.
25:18What a welcome sight.
25:20Let me take a look at my nephew.
25:22Yes, you still have my brother.
25:23William of Normandy.
25:24William of Normandy.
25:25What a welcome sight.
25:26Let me take a look at my nephew.
25:31Yes, you still have my brother in you.
25:44I can see it.
25:46And your victories, your immense victories.
25:48You flatter me, Lady Emma.
25:50No, you flatter us.
25:51Your presence here flatters all of us.
25:53Tonight you will eat with us.
25:55Tonight, you will eat with us.
26:23How old?
26:25How old are you?
26:33Where have you been?
26:37This is proof that something is wrong.
26:40Mercian coins found on one of the bandits.
26:44Proof that Mercians are raiding our land.
26:46This could threaten the safety of Wessex, Father.
26:49It's proof of nothing but your arrogance.
26:52When I give an instruction, it is to be followed.
26:57And El's orders are to be followed.
27:00To where, Father?
27:06To oblivion?
27:07Where does this end?
27:08What do I have to do to prove myself?
27:11What do I have to do to make you see?
27:13This ends right now.
27:16Give me your word.
27:20Say it.
27:22Say it.
27:25Say it.
27:26A fancy and money.
27:28Newly minted.
27:32mercy and money newly minted what did your father say to you what's happening he made me promise
27:57that i would forget all this that i would uh let it all go if mercy are doing this our children
28:01in terrible danger he's losing his judgment harold when you promised your father you'd drop it to tell
28:05me you were lying i can't make sense you tell me harold right now with your blood up so that i can
28:11see it was it a lie yes yes of course it was a lie our children come first yes our children come first
28:22my collection from our childhood in normandy i carried it with me all throughout europe
28:38you remember this one and this is my my queen
28:44gunhild is she not beautiful befitting
28:51please
28:56more food
29:00who else is coming just us
29:11my son ethel should have been a king was born to be a king but the world has a sense of humor does it not
29:21look at you you look like a king don't you oh yes you look like one
29:31ethel had his father's ferocity you see but edward has his father's face
29:39but you william the strength of my brother is in you i can see it
29:45let this be the beginning of a great alliance
29:49you seem very sure
29:51because this is our family reunited
29:53our blood will be the power of europe
29:56and this is how your father wanted it to be
29:58my crown
29:59in your protection
30:01my crown
30:02you were never meant to be king
30:04but i will be tomorrow
30:09to the king
30:18to the king
30:19let us stew
30:34tomorrow she'll know
30:36they all will
30:37her traitorous kin
30:40her kin
30:41the godwins
30:43but they'll learn tomorrow
30:44with you by my side william
30:47they will learn
30:49so normandy
30:51that's england's muscle
30:53that's why i was invited
30:56exactly
30:57our blood
30:59alone
31:00well i'm afraid i'm no longer built for this hour
31:06good night
31:25do you hear it
31:30mother doesn't hear it
31:34but i do
31:35i hear his comfort
31:40she doesn't know
31:45it's the thing of a sense within
31:57really
31:59he sits in heaven
32:03at god's ear
32:04i speak to him
32:08and then he speaks to god
32:11and they speak to me
32:14move your ship
32:20from dover
32:21you will thank me
32:24cousin
32:25why are you telling me this everyone
32:30because
32:31that is my gift to you
32:33take heed
32:36move your ship
32:37some bodyguard
32:49i own my keeper
32:52this place
32:54it's rotting with the past
32:57henry was right
33:00coming here was a mistake
33:03i need you to ride back to dover
33:07move our ship south to pevensey
33:10getting off this inbred rock
33:13as soon as the coronation is done
33:14fine by me
33:16i'll have it with those fucking monks
33:19i'll have it with those fucking monks
33:21i'll have it with those fucking monks
33:26Geofryon is here!
33:56I have... I have the right to ransom.
34:26That's a simple question, hand or foot?
34:34Take all four, Odell.
34:35Wait!
34:36Wait!
34:37Ah!
34:44Seward, Earl of Northumbria.
35:06Earl Seward, Earl of Northumbria.
35:13Earl Seward.
35:15Lady Emma.
35:17Morka, Earl of Mercia.
35:21Earl Morka.
35:23Lady Emma, all is well?
35:27Mercia has done very well.
35:29Good.
35:30I must ask you...
35:31Later.
35:34Godwin, Earl of Wessings.
35:38Earl Godwin.
35:39My Lady Emma.
35:40My nephew, William of Normandy.
35:43I'm sure you recognize the name.
35:45The Scourge of Manjou.
35:47The victor at Valley Dune.
35:50Europe trembles, Godwin.
35:52I've heard of your victories.
35:54They are without equal.
35:56Lady Emma, where is Gunnhild?
35:58I would like to see my sister before the coronation.
36:00The Queen is not attending the ceremony today.
36:03What?
36:04Edward is to be crowned by my... not my daughter?
36:07Yes.
36:08An unfortunate fever brought on by over-excitement, I believe.
36:13She's still his Queen.
36:14She had better be.
36:16I would still like to see her.
36:19Today the Queen rests.
36:28Edith.
36:34I'll talk to her.
36:35If this is a lie, they won't let you close.
36:37If it is a lie, they'll let me closer than you.
36:41Of the kingdom.
36:42And to put to rights all injustice and treachery.
36:48Do I need to write it out?
36:49No.
36:50And hold it up in front of you?
36:51This is important, Edward.
36:52I know. I know.
36:54And...
36:55Look.
36:57If the crowd sees the temper of the Godwins for themselves,
37:01they'll believe whatever might happen in Dover.
37:03I know.
37:08Your Majesty, time meets us.
37:11I can ask the question in any number of ways, Guy.
37:30But what does Henry think you know?
37:33She's nothing new.
37:36What does Henry think you know?
37:37I'm...
37:38I'm...
37:39I'm...
37:40Duke...
37:41Duke Robert.
37:42Duke Robert.
37:43William's father, Duke Robert.
37:44No.
37:45No.
37:46Duke Robert died on the way back from the Holy Land.
37:48He died of the flocks.
37:49Who murdered him?
37:50Who murdered him?
37:51Who murdered him?
37:52Who murdered him?!
37:53I did.
37:54Why?
37:55Robert wanted to make an alliance with his sister.
37:56Lady Emma.
37:57An alliance between Normandy and England?
37:58It scares Henry to the bone.
37:59It scares Henry to the bone.
38:00No.
38:01No.
38:02No.
38:03No.
38:04No.
38:05No.
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38:07No.
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38:14No.
38:27No.
38:28No.
38:29No.
38:30No.
38:31No.
38:32No.
38:33No.
38:34метод?
38:35No.
38:36What?
38:37five...
38:38uh...
38:39one...
38:40where?
38:41Tom work!
38:42The Duchess Matilda has Guy.
39:00Pity.
39:04Are my troops in place?
39:06On every border of Normandy, Your Majesty has you requested.
39:09Move in. Take Normandy.
39:18Find William and kill him.
39:22Then bring his head right here to me.
39:39Bye.
39:41Bye.
39:43Bye.
40:14For the Queen.
40:17Poultice's to break her fever.
40:19You are aware she has a fever?
40:26Edith.
40:27I can't believe you're here.
40:28I'm healed.
40:31What's happening?
40:32They told us you were ill.
40:32No, it's a lie, Edith.
40:34They have lied to us about everything.
40:36Edward will not bother an heir with me.
40:38Even the night we're married, my bed is dry.
40:40Harold has to know.
40:41Wait.
40:42There's something else.
40:44Do you swear to forbid robbery and all unrighteous deeds,
40:49promising to enjoin justice and mercy in all cases brought before you?
40:54I swear to it.
40:56Long live the King!
41:13Long live the King!
41:15Long live the King!
41:17Long live the King!
41:19In league with Mercia.
41:20Lydia Molderty attacks herself.
41:23She's trying to provoke Wessex.
41:25They want us to break the peace.
41:27The moment Edward wears the crown,
41:30they can do anything they want.
41:32Lydia M has her own plans for Wessex.
41:34It is God's will that his kingdom fill the breath of a new wind.
41:42And it is right and proper that we, Edward,
41:46take in hand the affairs of the kingdom.
41:50And we put to right all injustice and treachery.
41:56There are those who stand with us and those who do not.
42:06The future of England is established.
42:13And England's heir will bear no blood of Wessex, ever.
42:18You have the balls to speak of treachery and injustice.
42:24You made me a promise.
42:26You can no longer be trusted, Earl Godwin.
42:29Your roads are rife with violence.
42:30Your people are ready to take up arms.
42:32That is a lie!
42:33You know me!
42:35Edward Morka, you know me!
42:37You've got something to say to the King, Swain Godwinson.
42:39Yes, I do have something to say as it happens.
42:41This, all of this, is a disgrace!
42:44It's a fucking disgrace!
42:46Calm down, little boy.
42:47This is no place for your tantrums.
42:49No!
42:50It seems that Earl Godwin can no longer control his own children,
42:55let alone his own people.
42:56You will force the Earl's to war!
42:58No, Godwin.
42:59I will force you to your knees!
43:03England's power is once more where it should be.
43:07In our hands!
43:09Godwin's reign of chaos ends here.
43:12Just look at what you've done to our sacred day.
43:17Come in there!
43:21Come in there!
43:25What do you know?
43:26Nothing to do with me.
43:28I'm no part of you.
43:28You're their kin.
43:29What do you know?
43:31You owe me from the road.
43:32Why did you risk your life?
43:33You don't know me.
43:35Because I was there.
43:36What would you have done?
43:37Well, if that was reckless.
43:39Look, you owe me.
43:40You didn't kneel down to Edward.
43:43What?
43:45I saw you.
43:46Fighting every inch of the way.
43:47Like, keeping your eyes open at prayer.
43:49Why?
43:50Why should I respect a man just because he wears a crown?
43:52It makes no sense.
43:53Well, it makes sense to a king.
43:55That's because a crown changes the shape of their heads.
43:58Edward told me to move my ship from Dover.
44:03Dover?
44:03Whatever he's got planned, it's happening there.
44:06Dover is ours.
44:09Maybe that's the point.
44:10I owe you nothing more.
44:11You and I are done.
44:24Enjoying the feel of that?
44:28It fits well, Mother.
44:33Today was just the beginning.
44:50By the time I'm done with him,
44:53his family will be finished.
44:58History won't even remember their names.
45:03Dover?
45:09There's rioting in the streets.
45:11Word has it, it was started by our own people.
45:13It's Mercia, ordered to provoke us by the king and his mother.
45:17They wanted to look like Wessex broke the peace.
45:20You gave them the power, father.
45:22You put Edward on the throne.
45:23He gave me his promise.
45:24I warned you about Mercia.
45:26But you never listened, not to a word I said.
45:30I need to go to Dover.
45:31Maybe I can still stop this.
45:33Let's go.
46:03Let's go.
46:33It's King Henry's man.
46:35We have to go now.
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