:48:01
- How is it
you have their trust?
- I helped them free Treville.
:48:05
Such honesty.
:48:07
Such stupidity.
:48:09
I assumed Your Eminence
was not aware Treville wasjailed.
:48:12
I mean, why would it be
important tojail an old man...
:48:16
when the impression it would
give is that YourEminence
wasfrightenedofhim?
:48:19
And, ofcourse, why give
the Musketeers a martyr?
:48:22
Ofcourse.
:48:27
Fora man who doesnot
have apoliticalposition,
:48:29
you think remarkably
like a politician.
:48:39
Men without greed
make me nervous.
:48:44
This is someone
who will bear watching.
:48:46
Or eliminating.
:48:49
I think he's the most
dangerous kind of man.
:48:52
He's young
and he has a cause.
:48:55
He will serve me
or he will serve no one.
:48:58
I think
you should kill him now,
before he causes more trouble.
:49:03
You've barely washed
the blood from your teeth...
:49:05
and you hunger for more.
Call it a weakness.
:49:09
I want him alive,
for the moment.
:49:11
After last night,
he's in the King's good grace.
:49:14
When the time is right
andthe King can do no harm,
l willletyou have him.
:49:19
- When? Will it be soon?
- Yes.
:49:24
Good.
:49:26
[ Yelling ]
:49:55
[Treville]
The Cardinalisnotsatisfied
with suspending the Musketeers,
:49:58
nowhe has to arrest them,
l willnotstandby
while thishappens.