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Let me ask
a hypothetical question.
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Suppose an uprising
did occur and failed?
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The rebels would be beheaded.
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What? I'm sorry, I put it poorly.
I meant a bloodless uprising.
:34:16
It's a custom of the islands...
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he who acts against
the throne is beheaded.
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But if Americans are involved,
prominent Americans.
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You've travelled all over, you are
familiar with civilised custom.
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Mr Houghton, what you call
civilised custom...
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has been more cruel to these islands
than beheading greedy men.
:34:39
If you have any influence over them,
I suggest you use it.
:34:49
This is all hypothetical,
of course.
:34:53
I'm sure you intend to release
Hoxworth, soon.
:34:57
I intend to execute him.
:34:59
You can't be serious!
:35:01
I'm sure Hoxworth is serious.
Why shouldn't I be?
:35:04
He must have a trial. This is
a government founded upon law.
:35:08
This is a government
fighting for its life.
:35:15
Are you with it
or against it, Mr Hale?
:35:25
Good evening, ma'am.
:35:26
We're dealing with men
who hope to buy a revolution.
:35:30
Will they be so eager when they see
it will cost them their lives?
:35:42
This uprising must stop.
You must call it off.
:35:46
I'm sorry, there's nothing I can do.
They've started the ball rolling.
:35:52
Ma'am...
:35:54
I still think it's all talk.
Let me speak to them!
:35:57
You have great influence
with many people, so much so...