:19:02
Put it down and go.
:19:03
It is the command of my queen
I deliver her gift personally.
:19:07
I am Caesar. Lay it here before me.
:19:10
Forgive me, Admiral Agrippa,
but you're not Caesar.
:19:13
Nor you, General Rufio.
Nor you, Germanicus.
:19:16
My queen's gift is for
the eyes of Caesar...
:19:18
...alone.
:19:20
- It seems harmless enough.
- No, Caesar!
:19:23
You can lend me your sword, Rufio.
It may require some cutting.
:19:35
Odd way to carry a rug.
:19:37
Isn't it easier
to sling it over your shoulder?
:19:40
It was less comfortable that way.
:19:44
- For you or the rug?
- That sword, Caesar.
:19:47
The rug is such a delicate weave.
If I may untie it for you.
:19:51
Turn it over first.
:19:53
- The rug is right-side up.
- I want it the wrong side up.
:19:57
- Should I flip it over with my sword?
- No.
:20:05
I find one can tell more
about the quality of merchandise...
:20:09
...by examining the back side first.
:20:15
All hail Cleopatra,
kindred of Horus and Ra...
:20:19
...beloved of the moon and sun,
daughter to Isis...
:20:22
...and of Upper and Lower Egypt,
queen.
:20:36
Thank you.
:20:38
Here.
:20:41
Take this to the captain
of the night watch.
:20:44
He'll see the queen's quarters
are made ready to her.
:20:48
Stay where you are.
:20:50
- Have I dismissed you?
- No, Your Majesty.
:20:53
This is my palace, Caesar.
:20:55
All of it
is available to me at my will.
:20:58
I am not your prisoner.
If anything, you are my guest.