:22:00
I fail to see
how you can afford this.
:22:02
I can see her if I want to.
:22:07
As the English hold half of France,
what have I to lose?
:22:12
The other half.
:22:13
You mustn't see her.
:22:15
She may be an instrument of the Devil.
:22:17
I think you should.
:22:26
How amusing! I'd love to know
:22:28
why my devoted
mother-in-law thinks one thing
:22:31
and my two most loyal advisors
think precisely the opposite.
:22:37
Because I care about you.
:22:40
Come here.
:22:51
Your health and happiness
have been my priority
:22:54
ever since you were a little boy.
:22:56
I know you better than your mother.
:22:58
You think so?
:23:02
I know the sickness
that plagues your heart,
:23:06
how painful it is to have loved
a father, without knowing
:23:10
if he was really yours.
:23:14
Do I know you enough?
:23:18
What's that got to do
with this Maiden?
:23:21
Who better than a messenger from God
to give you answers?
:23:26
You think she was sent from God?
:23:28
You're a fine judge of character.
:23:31
You'll soon expose her
if she's a fake.
:23:34
But... if she's not,
:23:39
she'll give you your answers
:23:43
and your crown.
:23:48
I think it's going
to take more than a peasant...
:23:52
I don't care what you think
:23:54
or even what I think
but what simple people think!
:23:58
Up and down the country
they are already talking about her.