1:17:00
-I am your friend. I wish I wasn't, but I am.
-What's to be done then?
1:17:04
-Give in.
-I can't give in, Howard.
1:17:06
Our friendship's more mutable than that.
1:17:09
The one fixed point in the world
of turning friendship...
1:17:11
-...is that Sir More won't give in.
-To me it has to be, for that's myself.
1:17:15
Affection goes as deep in me
as you, I think.
1:17:18
But only God is love right through,
Howard, and that's my self.
1:17:24
And who are you?
1:17:27
A lawyer! And a lawyer's son!
1:17:29
We're supposed to be the proud ones,
the arrogant ones, we've all given in.
1:17:33
Why must you stand out?
1:17:35
Goddammit man! It's disproportionate!
1:17:41
You'll break my heart.
1:17:44
No one is safe, Howard,
and you have a son.
1:17:50
We'll end our friendship now.
1:17:53
-For friendship's sake?
-Yes.
1:17:56
Daft!
1:18:04
Norfolk, you're a fool!
1:18:07
You can't place a quarrel,
you haven't the style.
1:18:10
Hear me out. You and your class
have given in, as you rightly call it...
1:18:13
...'cause this country's religion
means nothing to you at all.
1:18:16
Well, that's a foolish saying for a start!
1:18:19
The nobility of England--
1:18:21
The nobility of England would have
snored through the Sermon on the Mount!
1:18:25
But you'll labour like scholars
over a bulldog's pedigree.
1:18:29
An artificial quarrel is not a quarrel.
1:18:31
We've had a quarrel since the day we met.
Our friendship was mere sloth.
1:18:35
You can be cruel when you want,
but I've always known that.
1:18:38
What do you value in your bulldogs?
Gripping, is it not?
1:18:43
-Yes.
-It's their nature?
1:18:44
-Yes.
-It's why you breed them?
1:18:46
It's so with men.
1:18:47
I will not give in, because I oppose it.
1:18:49
Not my pride, not my spleen,
nor any other of my appetites, but I do, l.
1:18:56
Is there, in the midst of all this muscle,
no sinew that serves no appetite...