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We tell ourselves
:21:03
our Parliament is the envy
of the world.
:21:06
But we live in the health
and well-being of the sovereign
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as much as any vizier
does the sultan.
:21:13
The sultan orders it better.
:21:15
He has his son
and heir strangled.
:21:25
Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha!
:21:28
- Cricket? Pa?
- How's that?
:21:30
- What, what?
- Well played, hey, hey?
:21:32
To watch it, sir, was quite
distasteful. He was not himself.
:21:36
Warren, what do you think?
:21:38
I'm not the king's doctor.
:21:41
No, nor ever will be.
:21:43
He's more likely to go
to my tailor than my doctor.
:21:46
But, sir, this is not the same.
:21:54
Could he be ill?
:21:57
Um...
:21:59
Yes.
:22:07
Morning, sir.
:22:08
Morning, sir.
:22:13
Ohh. Ah.
:22:18
Sherry...
:22:20
What would happen
if the king were ill,
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hmm?
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I mean, gravely ill.
:22:26
Your Royal Highness would have
to be declared regent.
:22:31
Regent?
:22:32
King in all but name.
:22:35
With all the powers.
:22:37
Subject to Parliament.
:22:39
Charles, don't quibble.
:22:42
And certainly...
all the funds.
:22:49
Ha ha ha ha.
:22:51
Just think of it.
:22:53
Regent!
:22:55
Prime minister.
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America forgiven.