1:41:01
You-You-You don't understand. Dantes
was accepting a letter from Napoleon.
1:41:04
- That was clearly treason.
- But we both know he never delivered it.
1:41:07
Packing a man off to prison
with such knowledge is bad enough.
But to tell his...
1:41:10
Your Grace, I have no idea what is
provoking this perverse discussion.
1:41:13
Now I ask myself, "What did my old
friend Villefort stand to gain...
1:41:17
by telling Mercedes
that Edmond Dantes is dead? "
1:41:23
The answer is absolutely nothing.
1:41:26
- Just as you say, nothing. So why...
- But if my old friend...
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now chief prosecutor of France...
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doesn't gain from this lie,
well, who does?
1:41:35
My dear Count, it's far too hot
in here and you're fully dressed.
1:41:41
is Fernand, Count Mondego.
1:41:46
I don't understand what
this inquisition has to do
with our business relationship.
1:41:50
I'm about to tell you.
1:41:55
Sit down, Mondego.
1:41:58
I'm an ambitious man,
and I have furthered these ambitions...
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by scooping up Bonapartists.
1:42:08
Once merely an irritation,
now potentially lethal.
1:42:12
- Be lethal in turn.
- Well, the problem is such...
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that l, myself,
cannot attend to it.
1:42:17
So I have a proposition
for you.
1:42:23
How is your father?
1:42:26
Alive, unfortunately.
1:42:29
We share the same misfortune.
1:42:35
You remember?
1:42:49
Why is this door locked?
1:42:51
I demand that you release me
from this room at once.
1:42:54
You've proved yourself
no friend of mine.
1:42:55
Your father was a loyal supporter
of Napoleon, wasn't he?
1:42:58
Possibly involved in plotting
Napoleon's escape from Elba.