:32:02
...expressed its wholehearted loyalty
to the Crown.
:32:07
Yet...
:32:08
...doth Parliament await in vain
for a gesture....""
:32:11
The king is coming to arrest you,
John Hampden, Henry lreton...
:32:15
...Sir Arthur Haselrig and Oliver
Cromwell for high treason.
:32:18
l suggest you leave.
:32:20
""--that if the issues that divide
the king from his country...
:32:24
...be not soon resolved, then these
issues may soon divide the nation.""
:32:35
The king is coming with a warrant
for our arrest.
:32:38
-What?
-We must leave at once.
:32:43
Oliver, your name is on it.
:32:47
Come!
:32:56
My lords! My lords!
:32:59
Gentlemen! The king comes.
He comes with 1 00 men-at-arms.
:33:04
The doors! The doors! Bolt the doors!
:33:16
-Stand aside, gentlemen, if you please.
-Halt!
:33:19
Open in the name of the king!