:31:03
You'll understand when you see him.
Now, he'll hear that and identify himself.
:31:08
Why can't you just
tell me his name?
:31:10
Should they discover you, they
might force you to reveal his identity.
:31:13
Okay, I'd like to ask
you one question.
:31:16
After months of pleading
for just this kind of action,
:31:18
what makes you think that anybody ..anybody
could force me reveal the identity of my confederate?
:31:23
Because they'd put you on the rack,
crack your every bone, scald you with hot oil,
:31:27
and remove the nails off your
fingers with flaming hot pincers.
:31:32
I'd... Like to withdraw the question.
:31:34
Hawkins, the future of England
depends on this; you cannot fail.
:31:40
I will not.
:31:41
Oh heaven help you.
:31:46
Now remember from this moment on,
:31:49
you're no longer Hubert
Hawkins the carnival entertainer;
:31:53
You're the incomparable Giacomo,
king of jesters and jester to the king.
:31:59
Jester to the king.
Jester to the king.
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To the king!?
:32:07
The child escapes. You hear that,
Ravenhurst? The child escapes.
:32:13
Gwendolyn, dear, do
stop picking that thing.
:32:16
The revolt spreads.
:32:18
Brockhurst here says
alliance with Griswold,
:32:22
Finsdale says alliance,
Pertwee says alliance,
:32:25
and yet you, Ravenhurst,
you of all my ministers...
:32:29
Sire. If my lords Brockhurst, Finsdale,
and Pertwee plead so strongly for alliance,
:32:34
then by all means let us have such alliance.
:32:37
A marriage between Sir Griswold
and the princess Gwendolyn.
:32:40
You are quite right.
:32:41
Never! Never marriage with Griswold!
:32:44
Be sensible. - Sensible!
:32:46
I've seen this monster, and it's not for nothing
he's called the grim and gruesome grisly Griswold.
:32:53
Grim, grisly or gruesome,
you'll marry Griswold!
:32:57
I'll die first.
:32:58
Go to your chambers!