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GUILFO YLE: He shall never wake
until the great judgment-day.
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Faith, certain dregs of conscience
are here within me.
:01:11
Remember our reward,
when the deed is done.
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- Come, he dies.
- Where's thy conscience now?
:01:17
In the Duke of Gloucester's purse.
:01:18
When he opens his purse
to give us thy reward...
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...thy conscience flies out.
- 'Tis no matter.
:01:24
- Few or none entertain it.
- What if it come to thee again?
:01:28
I'll not meddle with it.
:01:30
It makes a man a coward.
:01:32
A man cannot steal, but it accuseth him.
A man cannot lie, but it cheques him.
:01:38
A man cannot lie
with his neighbor's wife...
:01:40
...but it detects him.
:01:43
And any man that means to live well...
:01:46
...endeavors to trust to himself
and live without it.
:01:52
Come...
:01:53
...shall we fall to work?
:02:00
PACINO: While this is going on with
Clarence, his brother is in the castle...
:02:05
... trying to make peace.
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KIMBALL: They've been summoned
for the atonement meeting.
:02:10
That's why everybody
is in the castle.
:02:13
The making peace.
:02:16
The king's family
are in incredible conflict.
:02:21
He dares not die until he knows they
won't pull the whole thing apart...
:02:26
...as soon as he's dead.
:02:33
I every day expect an embassage
from my Redeemer to redeem me hence.
:02:37
PACINO: The king wants this peace to
happen because he wants to make sure...
:02:41
... that after he's gone
his children will continue the reign.
:02:45
He and his wife must hope...
:02:48
...that they will.
We know that you have another agenda.
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Strike!