:28:01
Only the king can bring
his mistress to the palace.
:28:14
My lords.
:28:23
I am sure you will
all fulfill the promise,
:28:27
which you sealed at the time
with your signatures,
:28:30
to protect the king should it be
necessary to put away Queen Joan
:28:35
and the people did not approve
of that serious decision.
:28:39
Well.
:28:41
The king has decided
to confine his unhappy wife
:28:44
and duly informs the noblemen
of Spain through my person.
:28:51
The king-archduke's insistence
:28:54
could lead to terrible ills.
:28:56
His Majesty is doing
what he must, Admiral.
:29:00
The ambition of certain Flemish
nobles, led by you,
:29:03
is to give Philip
the throne of Castile.
:29:06
That is the question here,
and none other.
:29:09
What you call ambition
:29:11
is simply good sense.
:29:13
Moderate your words, Admiral.
:29:16
If Queen Joan is unfit to reign,
to who else but him
:29:19
does the crown belong
while Prince Charles is not of age?
:29:22
Only Parliament can decide
on such an important matter.
:29:26
Valladolid recognized Isabella
and Ferdinand's daughter
:29:30
as queen of Castile.
:29:32
Will you permit usurpation
:29:35
and injustice?
:29:40
Those who do not fear Philip's anger
:29:43
accompany me to an audience
with the queen.
:29:46
You will see that
those who say she is mad
:29:49
are mistaken or are lying.