1:18:06
What?
1:18:08
Quite unmanned in folly.
1:18:24
- Lf I stand here, I saw him.
- Fie, for shame!
1:18:30
Blood hath been shed ere now,
in the olden time.
1:18:33
And since too, murders have been
performed too terrible for the ear.
1:18:38
Time has been that when the brains
were out, a man would die...
1:18:42
...and there an end.
1:18:44
But now they rise again, with
20 mortal gashes on their crowns.
1:18:49
You've displaced the mirth, broke the
meeting with most admired disorder.
1:18:59
Can such things be and overwhelm us
like a summer's cloud...
1:19:03
...without our special wonder?
1:19:06
You make me strange, even
to the disposition that I owe.
1:19:11
When now I think
you can behold such sights...
1:19:15
...and keep the natural ruby
of your cheeks...
1:19:20
...when mine is blanched with fear.
1:19:23
What sights, my lord?
1:19:29
I pray you, speak not,
he grows worse and worse.
1:19:32
Question enrages him.
At once, good night.
1:19:37
Stand not upon the order of
your going, but go at once.
1:19:42
Good night. And better health
attend His Majesty.
1:19:47
Kind good night to all.
1:19:50
It will have blood.
They say blood will have blood.
1:19:54
Stones have been known to move
and trees to speak.