:33:00
Where are we?
:33:02
Where?
:33:04
This is child's play, man!
:33:07
Oh, this is my favourite bit.
:33:11
That's how to do it, see?
:33:13
Come on, trumpets!
Give it some heart!
:33:16
Sir...
:33:17
Sir, you're...
:33:18
You are talking.
:33:20
I'm not. I'm playing.
:33:21
But, sir, you...
:33:23
Not now.
:33:24
Now, give it a good whipping!
:33:27
Thrash it, you villains!
:33:28
What's the matter with you?
:33:30
Right.
:33:32
There.
:33:34
Yes, this is Handel.
:33:36
I met him once.
:33:38
Ordinary looking fellow.
:33:40
I have his harpsichord.
:33:41
Right, then.
Let's be having you.
:33:44
Elbow people...
:33:46
knee gentlemen...
:33:48
bending persons...
:33:51
hand kissers.
:33:55
Ahh.
:33:58
Fine cluster there, eh?
:34:02
Go on. Look. Look.
:34:04
Go on.
You might learn something.
:34:07
Good arse, too...
:34:08
And warm, eh, I'll bet.
:34:12
Ahh.
:34:16
And what brings you
to Windsor, sire?
:34:19
I had heard Your Majesty
was indisposed,
:34:22
but I see that...
:34:23
Indisposed.
:34:25
Is there any way I can assist?
:34:28
Want to hump the old bird
out of the nest, is it?
:34:31
No, sir. There may be
responsibilities I could share.
:34:35
Want to get your fat hands
on government, is that it?
:34:40
Well, I'm old and infirm.
:34:41
I'll not trouble you long.
:34:43
I wish you the best of health,
Father.
:34:46
Wish me?
:34:47
You wish me death,
you plump little...
:34:50
cuckoo.
:34:52
Hush, father, hush.
:34:53
Hush?
:34:59
Hush!