:25:00
Even Maria is
becoming impatient.
:25:03
Only for His Majesty's
recovery, sir.
:25:06
Now the Lord Chancellor has come
out in favour of Your Highness,
:25:10
the end is surely in sight.
:25:12
I have always
been in his favour.
:25:14
Of course.
:25:16
Although the present situation
calls for a certain delicacy.
:25:19
This is your father, sir.
Be kind.
:25:22
Rely on your oars, sir.
The tide is with you.
:25:26
The tide?
:25:28
Rely on my oars?
:25:31
George!
:25:32
Your Royal Highness
has but to wait.
:25:35
Wait?
:25:37
Ha. Wait.
:25:38
Lord Chancellor,
my life has been waiting.
:25:43
I endeavour
to cultivate languor,
:25:46
but it is difficult
to be languid
:25:48
when the throne of England
is pending.
:25:51
People laugh at me.
:25:54
What must I do
to be taken seriously?
:25:58
I tell you, sir,
:26:00
to be Prince of Wales
is not a position...
:26:04
It is a predicament.
:26:12
She has more sense than he has.
:26:17
It takes character to withstand
the rigours of indolence.
:26:39
Maria is not mentioned.
:26:41
No, sir. It is a little
early for that.
:26:45
It will happen, Maria.
I promise you.
:26:49
Won't it, Thurlow?
:26:51
Sir.
:26:56
No.
:26:57
No, this must not be.