1:23:02
as a fitting climax
to a glorious day.
1:23:05
Oh, my dear, you are a
delicate, lovely creature.
1:23:09
Tell me, does it bother you that I
may be a few years your senior?
1:23:13
Oh, no, sire, not really.
1:23:15
In fact, you remind me so much of my
dear and recently departed father.
1:23:21
Oh, your father, yes.
1:23:22
Well, was he a handsome figure
of a man? Dashing, effective...
1:23:25
Oh, yes, sire, 'till the scourge
brought about his untimely end.
1:23:29
Eh, come here, my dear.
- What a horrible death!
1:23:32
A little closer...
1:23:33
I can see him now, writhing
on the floor in agony,
1:23:37
like so many of his brothers and
cousins and uncles and aunts...
1:23:41
Yes. Would you grant
the king a little kiss?
1:23:43
Oh, certainly, sire, and don't
worry. They say it isn't catching.
1:23:48
Oh, you are a little...
1:23:52
catching?
1:23:54
Just because it runs in the family
doesn't mean that everyone has it.
1:23:59
Kiss me sire!
1:24:00
Has it? Has what?
1:24:02
Don't I please you, sire?
1:24:03
Oh, yes, yes, but, eh, these
brothers and cousins and uncles...
1:24:07
And aunts. Let us not talk about
their swollen, twisted, pain ridden bodies.
1:24:13
Hold me, take me in your
arms, tell me I am yours!
1:24:16
But this, this uh
writhing on the floor...
1:24:18
In agony.
1:24:20
Yes, wh-what's... how
does one catch this thing?
1:24:23
Oh, the touch of a hand,
the brush of a lip...
1:24:25
but let us not spoil this moment,
sire! Hold me, hold me close!
1:24:30
W-what's this
monstrous thing called?
1:24:32
Breckenridge's scourge.
1:24:34
Who's Breckenridge?
1:24:36
My father.
1:24:40
Excuse me, dear, I'm
feeling rather poorly.
1:24:44
Sire, the ceremony is ready.
1:24:46
Oh, very well. Ah, I must go, now,
my dear, and so must- so must you.
1:24:51
Quickly.
1:24:53
Dear... don't touch me.