1:52:06
A hired player
no longer.
1:52:09
Fifty pounds, Will,
1:52:12
for the poet of true love.
1:52:15
I'm done with theater.
1:52:19
The playhouse
is for dreamers.
1:52:22
Look what the dream brought us.
1:52:25
It was we ourselves did that.
1:52:29
And for my life to come,
I would not have it otherwise.
1:52:33
I have hurt you,
and I'm sorry for it.
1:52:38
If my hurt is to be
that you write no more,
1:52:42
then I shall be the sorrier.
1:52:50
The queen commands
a comedy, Will,
1:52:53
for Twelfth Night.
1:52:55
A comedy.
1:52:58
What would my hero be?
1:53:00
The saddest wretch in all the kingdom,
sick with love?
1:53:05
It's a beginning.
1:53:09
Let him be a duke,
and your heroine--
1:53:13
Sold in marriage
and halfway to America.
1:53:18
At sea, then.
A voyage to a new world.
1:53:23
A storm.
All are lost.
1:53:26
She lands... on a...
1:53:29
vast and empty shore.
1:53:34
She's brought
to the duke--
1:53:37
- Orsino.
- Orsino?
1:53:41
Good name.
1:53:43
But fearful of her virtue,
she comes to him dressed as a boy.
1:53:48
And thus is unable
to declare her love.
1:53:54
But all ends well.
1:53:56
How does it?
1:53:58
I don't know.