:04:25
Your Grace, the Queen is with child.
:04:28
They should've consulted me
before they rang the bells.
:04:36
Is it true?
:04:38
She has ceased to bleed, her breasts have
some milk, and her stomach is swollen.
:04:43
Is it true?
:04:44
The King has not shared her bed
for many months.
:04:49
He has a repugnance for it,
as lately Your Grace has for mine.
:05:12
Norfolk...
:05:15
Your Majesties,
this is most wondrous news.
:05:18
Indeed.
:05:20
We do thank God for this,
our most happy condition.
:05:24
We must also thank His Majesty
for this event
:05:27
which is nothing short of a miracle.
:05:32
What news, my Lords,
of the rebellion against our authority?
:05:38
Sussex?
:05:39
Madam, it is safely dispatched,
thanks to His Grace.
:05:43
Sir Thomas Wyatt and the other leaders
are already dealt with.
:05:46
If they had succeeded,
these Protestants and heretics
:05:50
meant to place your sister
:05:53
upon the throne.
:05:56
There is no proof
against the Lady Elizabeth.
:05:59
- She is plainly guilty.
- What need is there of proof?