:35:00
There is food aplenty.
And for your squire, too.
:35:02
Well, as I always say, hunger
is the best gravy in the world.
:35:07
And as the poor
are always hungry...
:35:09
they, uh... sir, I thank you.
:35:12
Stay and rest tonight.
I'll just stable your animal.
:35:16
See that your grooms care
for my fleet-footed Rosinante.
:35:22
A horse of courage,
sobriety, and chastity.
:35:27
A flower and glory
of horse flesh.
:35:31
Thank you, Master.
:35:34
- What's this madness?
- Aldonza!
:35:37
Has he got money to pay?
:35:38
When did a poor man
ever find time to run mad?
:35:41
He's got money.
He's a gentleman.
:35:43
Tell Aldonza
to bring him some wine.
:35:52
Gentle knights...
:35:55
fair chatelaine.
:36:00
If there be any amongst you
that require assistance...
:36:03
you have but to speak...
:36:05
and my good right arm
is at your service.
:36:09
Whether it be
a princess held to ransom...
:36:13
an army besieged...
:36:16
the fallen to be raised up...
:36:19
the suffering, the poor...
:36:25
Dear God. It is she.
:36:34
Sweet lady...
:36:37
fair virgin...
:36:40
I dare not gaze fully
upon thy countenance...
:36:45
as I'd be blinded by thy beauty.
:36:47
I'll get you the wine.
:36:49
Milady, you must not wait
upon my needs.
:36:53
I implore you,
speak once your name.
:36:56
Aldonza.
:36:59
- Milady jests.
- Aldonza!