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1:43:09
Good evening, ma'am.
1:43:10
We're dealing with men
who hope to buy a revolution.

1:43:14
Will they be so eager when they see
it will cost them their lives?

1:43:26
This uprising must stop.
You must call it off.

1:43:30
I'm sorry, there's nothing i can do.
They've started the ball rolling.

1:43:36
Ma'am...
1:43:38
I still think is all talk.
Let me speak to them!

1:43:41
You have great influence
with many people, so much so...

1:43:46
they speak of you as Hawaii's
first President after my fall.

1:43:49
Without my consent.
1:43:51
Your influence could be decisive.
If is crystal clear...

1:43:56
you stand shoulder to shoulder
with me, no matter whom it hurts.

1:44:00
This man is guilty
by his own admission.

1:44:04
Are you prepared
to concur in the sentence?

1:44:13
- Is barberous.
- Not if it saves other lives.

1:44:17
Yes or no?
1:44:31
Time is short.
Yes or no, Mr Hale?

1:44:37
No, your Majesty.
1:44:43
Ma'am, sailors and marines
are in the city...

1:44:46
and already in
the palace grounds.

1:44:50
As God is my witness,
it was none of my doing.

1:44:53
This is a sad day
for both of us...

1:44:56
for only God
will believe you.


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