:51:14
You toad!
:51:20
Right! What's all this?
:51:23
Brawling in the public streets.
Disturbing the king's peace?
:51:27
This man-- My wife--
Let go of me.
:51:30
All right, hold him, Fred.
Now young fellow....
:51:33
Here, I know you!
:51:35
It was him who tried to get in
the other day.
:51:39
-My wife and the squire--
-The dungeon will sort them out.
:51:43
Right. Then we can put
irons on their legs, eh?
:51:47
-But--
-You can't!
:51:49
Destroy the monster?
:51:52
If you destroy the monster,
you destroy the city.
:51:56
The long term will show
that we owe the monster...
:51:59
...a period of prosperity
unprecedented in this kingdom.
:52:03
This is ridiculous.
The tournament must continue.
:52:06
A champion must be chosen.
:52:08
Bruno, the merchants
may be prospering...
:52:11
-...but your kingdom's collapsing.
-Oh, yes. Oh, well--
:52:16
Now hear this!
:52:19
The king, that flower of chivalry,
that prince of monarchs...
:52:24
...that paragon of potentates,
is going to speak.
:52:28
Hear the wisdom, witness the wit...
:52:30
...observe the oratorical eloquence,
lend an ear.
:52:36
Beautifully said.
:52:37
--to the mellow voice,
the tender tones...
:52:41
...the coruscating consonants...
:52:44
...of His Majesty, King Bruno.
:52:49
Very lovely. Well, l--
:52:51
--who is going
to give it to you straight...
:52:54
...clarify the conundrums,
dazzle us with logic.
:52:58
My lords, Your Grace...