:43:00
Extraordinary.
:43:02
- Yes.
- Bravo.!
:43:09
Ah, Mrs. Crawley.
:43:13
To the victor the spoils.
:43:15
You have carried off
our hearts in triumph.
:43:18
If that is so, Your Majesty,
:43:20
then you may rest easy
that your heart will be
well looked after.
:43:26
That is a relief, for it has been
bruised in its time.
:43:30
You must tell me at dinner
how you mean to treat it.
:43:34
You will sit next to me.
:43:36
Precedence would make that
a little difficult, sir.
:43:39
I am the King, Lady Gaunt.
I confer precedence.
:43:48
Well, are you happy?
:43:51
I said that I would make you
queen of the night and I have.
:43:55
I'm certainly grateful, my lord.
But not happy?
:43:58
Well, which of us is happy?
:44:01
Not you? Surely you take
pleasure in your pictures.
Yes.
:44:06
I can hide behind them.
You, my lord, hide from what?
:44:10
From the simple truth that is known
to every shepherd and footman...
:44:13
that the only thing of value
in this life is to love...
:44:17
and be loved.
:44:19
I've hidden from it because
I didn't think that I would ever find it.
:44:25
Now I believe I have.
:44:30
You jest with me, my lord.
:44:33
I make a poor companion with
the splendors that surround you.
:44:39
The chief advantage
of being born into society...
:44:43
is that one learns early
what a tawdry puppet play it is.