:13:03
in what year were you birthed?
:13:05
In 1712, Your Majesty.
:13:09
How many years Shall you be married?
:13:11
Several, Your Majesty.
:13:12
How many grandchildren Shall you have?
How many, how many?
:13:17
Perhaps bad manners to ask
many questions of such old lady.
:13:21
I appreciate the concern, Your Majesty.
:13:24
But now I have a question.
:13:26
I will tell when is time for question.
:13:28
No, Your Majesty.
:13:31
I agreed to teach in the palace,
but there's the matter of my house.
:13:35
You promised a place where I may go
in the evening when my duties are over.
:13:39
What you wish to do in evening
that cannot be done in palace?
:13:43
I won't have soldiers at my door...
:13:44
...etcetera, etcetera.
:13:46
What is this "etcetera"?
:13:48
Well, Your Majesty, it means
"all the rest."
:13:51
Good.
:13:52
Have children prepare for presentation...
:13:55
...etcetera.
:13:56
I want my house.
:13:58
The house I was promised, Your Majesty.
:14:00
You teach in palace, you live in palace.
:14:05
I did try to warn you.
:14:08
Stop!
:14:10
Those are my belongings!
:14:12
I am sure a brave young man like you...
:14:15
...would enjoy a visit to the armory.
:14:19
Absolutely!
:14:22
There you are, Moonshee!
:14:28
lf the boy gets hurt...
:14:30
...the King will be blamed.
:14:31
Don't worry. Master Little will protect--
:14:34
You idiot.
:14:40
Yeah, I got you. We going to mess him up.
:14:44
That scare me.
:14:46
Okay, that's better.