Shakespeare in Love
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:57:02
[ Bell Tolls ]
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- [ Gasps ]
- [ Tolling Continues ]

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- Sunday.
- [ Gasps ]

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'Tis Sunday.
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- [ Sighing ]
- [ Tolling Continues ]

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I found something
in my sleep.

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The friar who married them
will take up their destinies.

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- But it will end well for love.
- In heaven, perhaps.

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It is not a comedy
I'm writing now.

:57:36
A broad river
divides my lovers.

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Family, duty, fate.
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As unchangeable as nature.
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Yes.
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This is not life, Will.
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It is a stolen season.
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- [ Nurse ] Be patient, my lord.
- [ Wessex ] Patient?

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- Do you ask Her Majesty to be patient?
- My Lord, I will go--

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[ Gasps ]
Sunday. Greenwich!

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Now, pay attention, nursie.
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The queen--
Gloriana Regina,

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God's chosen vessel, the radiant one
who shines her light on us--

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is at Greenwich today and prepared
during the evening's festivities...

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to bestow her gracious favor
on my choice of wife.

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And if we're late for lunch,
the old boot will not forgive!

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So get you to my lady's chamber
and produce her with or without
her undergarments!

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You cannot!
Not for the queen herself!

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What will you have me do?
Marry you instead?

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To be the wife
of a poor player.

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Can I wish that for Lady Viola
except in my dreams?

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And yet I would if I were free to follow
my desire in the harsh light of day.

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You follow your desire
freely enough in the night.

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- So, if that is all, to Greenwich I go.
- Then I'll go with you.

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- You cannot. Wessex will kill you.
- I know how to fight.

:58:56
Stage fighting.
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Oh, Will.

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