:05:00
with our possessions
in North America.
:05:02
Ahem.
:05:03
Our former possessions
in North America.
:05:05
A bill for...
:05:07
You see that the king did not
write his own speech, Mr Pitt.
:05:11
The king will do as he's told,
Mr Fox.
:05:14
Then why not be rid of him?
:05:17
If a few ramshackle colonists
in America
:05:20
can send him packing,
why can't we?
:05:22
Petitioners for the king!
:05:24
Petitions for the king!
:05:26
Present your petition!
:05:28
Open the gate!
:05:31
Stay with the line.
:05:33
Over there. Petitioners.
:05:55
The petitioners, Your Majesty.
:05:57
Oh. Yes.
:06:02
Thank you.
:06:06
Thank you.
:06:08
Thank you.
:06:10
- The knife!
- Seize her!
:06:15
Hold her, boy!
:06:18
No. I'm not hurt.
:06:20
His Majesty is unharmed!
:06:23
I've a property due to me
from the Crown of England.
:06:26
The poor creature's mad.
No, no, no.
:06:29
Do not hurt her.
I am unhurt.
:06:31
Give me my property, or England
will be drenched in blood.
:06:35
Will it, indeed, madam?
:06:37
Well, not with this.
:06:38
It's a fruit knife.
:06:40
Wouldn't cut a cabbage.
:06:42
Oh.
:06:43
Ah. Who are you, sir?
:06:45
Oh, this is Captain Greville,
sir, the new equerry.
:06:48
Well, you are undressed, sir.
Do yourself up, sir.
:06:51
You're an equerry,
not a scarecrow.
:06:54
A property due to me
from the Crown.
:06:56
You murderous fiend!
:06:58
Thank God I have you yet.