:48:03
the Lady Amalthea.
:48:05
We seek audience with King Haggard.
:48:07
State your business with King Haggard.
:48:09
I will, but to King Haggard himself.
:48:36
No, no, it's all right, don't be afraid. It's just the Bull.
:48:45
This is King Haggard's throne room.
:48:47
Throne room? This is a cell. This is a tomb. Take us to King Haggard!
:48:52
I am King Haggard. This is Prince Lir, my son.
:48:58
Hi. Glad to meet you.
:49:00
What is your concern with me?
:49:02
We seek, Sire, to enter your service.
:49:04
I need no servants.
:49:06
Oh, but surely, Sire, a magician, a fine cook, a -
:49:10
You are losing my interest, and that is very dangerous.
:49:14
My "court" consists of four men-at-arms.
:49:20
Four? But the pleasures of the court, Sire, the music, the talk, the
hunts and the balls and the great feasts -
:49:26
They are nothing to me. I have known them all, and they have not made
me happy.
:49:32
I will keep nothing near me that does not make me happy!
:49:38
I also keep one magician.
:49:40
Oh, a magician, huh? What's his name?
:49:43
He is called Mabruk. He is known in his trade as "the magician's
magician".
:49:51
I can see no reason at all to replace him with some vagrant,
nameless, clownish -
:49:56
I can. He doesn't, this marvelous Mabruk, doesn't make you happy.