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Now is the winter of our discontent...
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...made glorious summer...
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...by this sun of York.
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And all the clouds
that lour'd on our house...

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...in the deep bosom of the ocean...
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- Hi. Are you working on this?
- I am. I've been recording it since 1980.

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- You've been recording this since 1980?
- Yeah. The whole shebang.

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- Really?
- And who is this?

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This is the son of one of the builders.
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PACINO:
Welcome, sweet prince, to London.

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My thoughts' sovereign.
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The weary way
hath made you melancholy.

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- I want more uncles here to welcome me.
- Sweet prince...

:15:48
...those uncles which you want
were dangerous.

:15:51
Your grace attended
to their sugar'd words...

:15:54
...but look'd not on the poison
of their hearts.

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God keep you from such false friends!
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God keep me from false friends!
But they were none.

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The mayor of London
comes to greet you.

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Okay, now they got the kids. They got
the young prince who 'll be king.

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- They got his brother.
KIMBALL: Richard has a happy family.

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PACINO:
Yeah. Somebody's gotta go.

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Will't please you pass along?
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Myself and Buckingham
entreat your mother to come...

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...and welcome you at the Tower.
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What, will you go unto the Tower,
my lord?

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- What should you fear at the Tower?
- Nothing.

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PACINO:
Why has he put them in the Tower?

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He's going to kill them.
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The Tower is where they execute...
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They chop people's heads off.
There are many rooms up there.

:16:43
So it can also go for meetings
and different places.

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But there is one specific spot
up there...

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...where they...
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They do the...
You know, do the thing.

:16:55
The one person who is in line is a child.
:16:58
What a wonderful opportunity
for all of us to get what we want.


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