:37:04
How is it that you cannot see?
Everyone else does.
:37:06
Then, why does Your Grace
need my poor support?
:37:10
Because you're honest.
:37:12
And what is more to the purpose,
you're known to be honest.
:37:14
Those like Norfolk follow me
because I wear the crown.
:37:17
Those like Cromwell follow
because they're jackals with sharp teeth...
:37:20
...and I'm their tiger. A mass follows me...
:37:22
...because it follows anything that moves.
:37:27
And then there's you.
:37:30
I am sick to think
how much I must displease Your Grace.
:37:34
No, Thomas, I respect your sincerity.
:37:41
But respect...
:37:43
...man, that's water in the desert.
:37:51
How'd you like our music?
:37:52
That air they played, it had a certain....
:37:54
Well, tell me what you thought of it.
:37:57
Could it have been Your Grace's own?
:37:59
Discovered!
:38:01
Now I'll never know your true opinion,
and that's irksome.
:38:04
Well, we artists, we love praise,
yet we love truth better.
:38:08
-Then I will tell my true opinion.
-Well?
:38:10
To me it seemed delightful.
:38:15
Thomas, I chose the right man
for chancellor.
:38:19
I should in fairness add that my taste
in music is reputedly deplorable.
:38:24
Your taste in music is excellent!
:38:26
It exactly coincides with my own.
:38:33
Music.
:38:35
Music.
:38:38
Send them back without me, Thomas.
I'll live here in Chelsea and make music.
:38:42
My house is at Your Grace's disposal.
:38:44
Touching this other business, mark you...
:38:49
...I'll have no opposition.
:38:52
Your Grace.
:38:54
No opposition, I say. No opposition.
:38:59
Be seated.