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:39:02
Nothing but songs of death?
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Take thou that,
till thou brings better news.

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He suspects everyone around him.
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He has no friends.
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I'm listening, I'm listening.
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QUINN:
Fellows in arms...

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...and my most loving friends.
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Thus far into the bowels of land
we march'd without impediment.

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And here receive we
from our father Stanley...

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...lines of fair comfort
and encouragement.

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Ah...
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QUINN: The wretched, bloody,
and usurping boar...

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... that spoil'd your summer fields
and fruitful vines...

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...this foul swine is now even
in the centre of this isle.

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[CHEERING]
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Every man's conscience
is a thousand men...

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...to fight against this guilty homicide.
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Then, in God's name, march.
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True hope is swift,
and flies with swallow's wings.

:40:09
Kings it makes gods,
and meaner creatures kings.

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[CHEERING]
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[COUGHING]
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KIMBALL: Well.
- Am I dying?

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That's what I want to know.
Am I dying?

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When are we gonna kill Richard?
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- I have a worse question.
- Excuse me?

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I have a feeling...
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...that your Richard will have earned
his death...

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...and we should think about
a way to do it.

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[COUGHING]
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Close... Close... Close the door.
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[COUGHING]
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You're 98.6.
Put it under the tongue.

:40:50
Then it doesn't click. If I'm 98.6,
then you're a Shakespearean actor.

:40:56
"On the 22nd of August, 1485, a battle
was fought for the crown of England.


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