The Private Lives of Elizabeth and Essex
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...hurts us and blinds us
until we strike at one another.

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Yes, dear, but...
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This has gone on for a long time...
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...and it grows worse with the years.
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- It will end badly.
- What are we to do?

:43:14
You must go away, darling.
I must never see you again.

:43:18
That's what I said last time
and here I am.

:43:20
You must love someone else.
I will forgive you.

:43:24
You mean you'll try to forgive me.
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- But I would.
- There'd be nothing to forgive.

:43:29
I've tried to love others.
It's as empty as ashes.

:43:32
What others?
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- Oh, no one. No one.
- What others?

:43:37
Oh, everyone. Hundreds of others.
Thousands, if you like.

:43:42
What are others to me
when I can only hear your voice?

:43:46
Even your laughter,
mocking me, defying me.

:43:49
That's what you've done to me.
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You've made everything seem empty
away from you.

:43:54
And with you too.
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But what about me when you are gone?
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Darling, if we must quarrel
when we're together...

:44:03
...why, then let's quarrel.
At least when we do, we're together.

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If we are to love, sweet,
we must be silent.

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- For, when we speak...
- Then I'll be silent, and you shall speak.

:44:33
If only sometimes you'd hate me.
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If only sometimes, when I'm right,
you'd admit it...

:44:41
...instead of instantly flying into opposition,
no matter what I say.

:44:45
But then, my love...
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...you so seldom are right.
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- For example?
- For example, Cádiz.

:44:55
Loss of men.
The drain on the treasury.

:44:58
I might have known
you'd try to dig me with that.


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