1:01:01
- Lf it's to tell me what I already know...
- What?
1:01:03
Everything about the suppression of letters
written by Essex and the queen.
1:01:08
What do you intend to do?
1:01:10
I'll let the queen question me.
I'm late already.
1:01:12
If you make accusations you can't prove...
1:01:15
...you'll argue yourself
under the headsman's ax.
1:01:18
- Lf the queen learns nothing?
- With us, there's no position you can't fill.
1:01:23
If you need an excuse...
1:01:26
I'll find my own excuses.
1:01:28
The queen loves her kingdom and people
above all men and always will.
1:01:32
That is the rock on which
Essex's ship will founder.
1:01:35
- You need not trouble about what I shall say.
- You're quite a weathervane...
1:01:40
...always riding whatever wind is fairest.
1:01:43
I am a man of sense.
1:01:46
Penelope!
1:01:51
Where is Master Bacon?
I summoned him half an hour ago.
1:01:56
Is this a promenade, gentlemen?
1:01:58
Am I never to look out without seeing you?
1:02:00
- Your pardon, Your Grace, l...
- I'm weary of your faces. Get out.
1:02:05
Come with me.
1:02:12
Caution.
1:02:15
Once again, you force me to wait for you.
1:02:18
Your pardon.
I was detained by Sir Robert Cecil.
1:02:20
- Are you Cecil's friend?
- I have never been.
1:02:23
He is a shrewd man.
He is a good man to follow.
1:02:27
- He would stand in well at court.
- That may be.
1:02:30
Why are you not his friend, then?
1:02:32
We're not on the same side.
1:02:35
Are you still Essex's friend?
1:02:37
Yes, madam.
1:02:38
- He is a dangerous man to follow.
- Dangerous?
1:02:42
- He is no longer in my favor. Forget him.
- Your Majesty...
1:02:45
All friends of Essex are going
straightaway to the tower.
1:02:49
Are you still his friend?
1:02:51
Yes, madam. Is that all?
1:02:55
- Sit down.
- But, Your Majesty...
1:02:57
Sit down.