The Lion in Winter
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1:32:01
Why, so it is.
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You are as beautiful
as I remembered.

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Off you go.
My widow wants to see me.

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She came to find out what
your plans are. I know.

1:32:16
She wants you back.
Go to your room.

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So, you want me back.
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She thinks I do.
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She thinks the need
for loving never stops.

1:32:35
She has a point.
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I marvel at you.
After all these years,

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still like a democratic drawbridge,
going down for everybody.

1:32:43
At my age, there's not
much traffic anymore.

1:32:49
To your interminable health.
1:32:54
- Well, wife, what's on your mind?
- I've just seen Richard.

1:32:59
Splendid boy.
He says you fought.

1:33:03
We always do.
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It's his impression that
you mean to disinherit them.

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I fancy I'll relent.
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Don't you?
I don't much care.

1:33:13
In fact, I wonder, Henry,
if I care for anything.

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I wonder if I'm hungry
out of habit.

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I could listen to you lie
for hours.

1:33:22
So your lust is rusty.
Gorgeous.

1:33:27
Henry, I'm so tired.
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Sleep then. Sleep and
dream of me withcroutons.

1:33:33
Henri a la mode.
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- Henry, stop it.
- Eleanor, I haven't started.

1:33:38
What do you want? You want my
name on paper? I'll sign anything.

1:33:41
You want the Aquitaine
for John? It's John's.

1:33:43
It's his, it's yours, it's
anybody's. In exchange for what?

1:33:47
For nothing.
For a little qulet.

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For an end to this,
for God's sake.

1:33:51
Sail me back to England,
lock me up...

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and lose the key
and let me be alone.


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