:51:18
Ebba.
:51:22
Your Majesty sent for me.
:51:24
How are you, Ebba? You look so pale.
:51:27
Your Majesty, since I lost your favor,
I have not slept.
:51:31
I was hurt by you, Ebba,
and I lost my temper. Forgive me.
:51:37
You shall marry Count Jacob.
:51:39
You make me so happy, Your Majesty.
:51:43
Your Majesty looks wonderful tonight.
:51:48
The Spanish envoy will be dazzled.
:51:52
The last one was a shriveled old man.
:51:54
I hear this one's young and handsome.
:51:57
Where did you hear that?
:51:59
My maid met the Ambassador's valet.
:52:02
And she said that he said
that the Spanish envoy...
:52:06
The Lord Treasurer attends Your Majesty.
:52:30
Is all in waiting?
:52:31
We have time enough.
:52:33
I wouldn't like to keep the court waiting.
:52:35
You kept them waiting for five days.
:52:37
Where have you been?
The whole court has been in an uproar.
:52:40
- Did you go to Sala?
- Perhaps.
:52:42
You did not go there,
we sent messengers.
:52:44
- Then I am glad I did not go.
- Why did you leave?
:52:47
- To get away.
- From me?
:52:49
From all of you.
:52:50
Why did you refuse
to see me this afternoon?
:52:52
Why? So many questions.
:52:55
There would be fewer questions
if there were more answers.
:52:59
What's happened to you?