:53:10
My Lord Archbishop, my lords...
:53:13
...Reverend Doctors of the Church.
:53:15
The answer of our liege, Lord Henry...
:53:18
...to his trusty well-beloved subjects...
:53:20
...pontiffs in the Canterbury Convocation.
:53:25
"His Majesty...
:53:26
"...acknowledges your humble admission
of many grievous errors...
:53:31
"...for which he accepts...
:53:32
"...the manumission of £100,000 in token.
:53:39
"Mindful for the well-being of the realm
and the quietness of his subjects...
:53:43
"...His Majesty requires that you do now
straightly renounce your pretended...
:53:47
"...allegiance to the See of Rome.
:53:50
"And admit the statute
passed through parliament...
:53:54
"...acknowledging the King's good title...
:53:57
"...Supreme Head of the Church
in England."
:54:05
Well, my lords, what's your answer?
:54:09
Yea or nay?
:54:14
His Majesty accepts your resignation
very sadly.
:54:17
He's mindful of your goodness
and past loyalty.
:54:19
And in any matter concerning your honour
and welfare he'll continue your good lord.
:54:25
You will convey my humble gratitude.
:54:33
-Help me with this.
-Not l.
:54:39
-Alice?
-No.
:54:41
Sun and moon, Master More, you're taken
for a wise man. Is this wisdom?
:54:46
To betray your ability...
:54:48
...abandon your station
and forget your duty to your kith and kin?
:54:52
Shall l, sir?
:54:55
No, thank you, son Roper.