Cleopatra
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1:11:24
I can't leave without saying
goodbye to my son and to you.

1:11:28
We thought, your son and I,
that if we came to you...

1:11:32
...we would have those
few minutes more.

1:11:40
A good thing to remember, my son...
1:11:43
...what you will not let go,
no one will take from you.

1:11:49
Hail and farewell, little Caesar.
1:12:05
Was it a century ago when I was dropped
at your feet, wrapped in a carpet?

1:12:12
Or was it last night?
1:12:25
When will you send for us? When?
1:12:28
- Soon.
- How soon? When?

1:12:31
So much time must go by
before even I reach Rome.

1:12:34
And then how soon?
1:12:37
Within reasonable time.
1:12:39
Time is never reasonable.
1:12:41
Time is our enemy, Caesar.
1:12:43
Am I to conquer it for you?
What plan of battle do you suggest?

1:12:48
I must bring your son to Rome.
1:12:51
Rome must see Caesar's son...
1:12:55
...who will one day rule
over Caesar's world.

1:12:58
Caesar?

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