:50:00
Robin, do something for me.
:50:01
What?.
:50:02
Take a bath.
:50:03
Take a bath?.
:50:24
These are my private
chambers, my son.
:50:28
I have priests
who would hearyour confession.
:50:31
- Gggt!
- Aah!
:50:32
Shh!
:50:37
I see the boy I knew
in the man before me.
:50:43
Welcome home, Robin.
:50:46
You shine like
the sun, milady.
:50:49
You've been meeting
with Robin of Locksley.
:50:51
My cousin tells me...
:50:53
the knave deprived
you of some horses.
:50:56
Oh...yes.
:50:57
A most disagreeable
experience.
:50:58
Yes, I know.
And for inflicting that upon you...
:51:01
I'm going to hang him
from the walls by his own entrails.
:51:04
I'd like to see that.
:51:06
Ifyou'd bring
your household...
:51:07
within the citywalls...
:51:09
I could giveyour every need
my personal attention.
:51:11
I do thankyou,
but I prefer to stay...
:51:13
in my family's home
for now.
:51:15
Oh. Well, then, perhaps
you'd do me the honor...
:51:19
of accepting
a small token...
:51:21
of my undying devotion
to your safety.
:51:23
Oh!
:51:25
Why...King Richard
will be deeply moved...
:51:28
to hear ofyour concern
for mywelfare.
:51:31
Yes, um...
:51:32
I'm afraid the king
has many enemies...
:51:35
both abroad
and at home.
:51:37
I fear for his safe return.
:51:39
Oh, no. Fear not,
dear sheriff.
:51:41
He will return,
and when he does...
:51:43
he will wish to reward
his faithful subjects.
:51:50
I asked your father
three times...
:51:52
ifhe worshiped
the dark one...
:51:55
because his answer
vexed me so grievously.
:51:59
He said...