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Cesare Borgia controls the votes of the 11 Spanish cardinals; he bargains with papal candidate Giuliano Della Rovere, asking for appointment as commander of the papal armies and assistance with defense of "his" cities. After his election, Pope Julius II conditions the fulfillment of his promises on Cesare's submission to Holy Mother Church - which is not forthcoming. Cesare's attempts to gain support fail due to the schemes of Sancia, whom he had imprisoned and whose brother he killed. Exile to Spain and confinement in the Castle of La Mota in follows. In 1504, he escapes and joins the King of Navarre and is subsequently killed in battle. Starring: Adolfo Celi, Oliver Cotton.
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00:00The End
00:30The End
01:00If the Orsini come again, may I fire this bombard?
01:07My lord, why have all your enemies gone away?
01:13To elect a pope.
01:16They fight so fiercely amongst themselves if no powder left for me.
01:19I heard these guns defend this castle when I was a boy.
01:29Your mother was afraid.
01:31My mother?
01:32I never saw her.
01:35My father, the holy father, told me she was beautiful.
01:40Yes, very beautiful.
01:43And she was afraid?
01:45I told her I'd become a soldier and defend her.
01:48I told her in the whole of Italy I would be king.
01:54Devani, they shall not take it from me.
01:58Now, when I almost...
02:02God is the enemy.
02:05Oh, Jesus, death is a game he plays.
02:09But I'll defeat him.
02:11We'll make our name immortal.
02:14You'll be a soldier too.
02:15But I don't think God should be our enemy.
02:22I don't think my mother would have told you that.
02:25I would have been her soldier.
02:28I'm sorry I never knew her.
02:31I shall be sorry if you never do.
02:34If I never do?
02:36Chasery!
02:37Where do you go, my lord?
02:43To meet my enemy.
02:46Not God, Giovanni, if luck goes with me.
02:49My enemy here below.
02:51Cardinal Giuliano della Rovere.
02:57You told me he had agreed to meet us.
03:00Your eminence, he did.
03:02An hour since he should have been here.
03:05Chasery, boys, you shall not trifle with me.
03:07Forgive me now.
03:08It is an insult.
03:11I will not injure it.
03:13You were not here, my lord, at the time of greed.
03:17Vortification of the spirit.
03:18I was impatient to see you and compelled myself to wait.
03:21Your eminence.
03:22Do you believe you will mock me?
03:24Should I be impatient?
03:29We have a knife, Giuliano.
03:32Each at the other's throat.
03:34Keep your hands steady there.
03:37As mine is.
03:42Eleven years ago, your father cheated me of the Triple Crown.
03:46Now I believe that God has spoken plainly through the death of Piles.
03:51He intends me for the office of St. Peter, and this time it shall be mine.
03:56Eleven votes.
03:58God's will depends on that.
04:00Made manifest through the wills of men.
04:03Those votes are mine.
04:04Why should I give them to you, Giuliano?
04:17For the Romagna.
04:18For those papal cities that were yours, but are now falling every day.
04:23The rulers you took them from are coming back.
04:26To Faenza.
04:27To Rimini.
04:28You may not have heard.
04:29Only yesterday's Giovanni Swartzer recaptured the citadel of Pesaro.
04:34Giovanni Swartzer.
04:37You couldn't take my sister naked as a bride.
04:44Yes.
04:47Yes, it's true.
04:48We both have a knife.
05:01Very well.
05:05Eleven votes, Lord Cardinal.
05:08For the Romagna.
05:11When I am Pope.
05:14When you are Pope.
05:16You will confirm me in my appointment as Captain General of the Holy Sea.
05:24You will confirm me as Lord of Chisena.
05:28And Forley.
05:29And all the cities my enemies have taken from me.
05:40We've been enemies, Giuliano.
05:43Think only what we might do together.
05:46My knife is there.
05:58Will you give me your hand?
06:02God's will be done.
06:04Why should I not believe him?
06:10You take the artillery by way of Arezzo to Chisena.
06:19The rocker at Forley is secure for the present.
06:24Sir Castellane's at Chisena.
06:25We need our help.
06:26I must pass by Florence.
06:28You have the Pope's authority.
06:29Michelotto, he has been crowned.
06:33He was always a man of honor.
06:34Why should he break his oath to me?
06:35Because you tried to kill him.
06:37You tried to kill me once.
06:38Ah, but he paid me to let you go.
06:40And I have paid him.
06:45I tell you, he will keep his bargain to me.
06:48He needs me in the Romagna against the state of Venice.
06:50No one in Italy has the power that I have.
06:56No one!
07:00I see.
07:00You will pass by Florence.
07:07And I will follow you.
07:12Maybe then I go first to Ferrara.
07:14Madonna Lucrezia is sending 1,500 men.
07:18His Holiness has promised a safe conduct.
07:22Michelotto, I shall see you again at Chisena.
07:24All yet in hell.
07:28I'm sure His Holiness has a safe conduct.
07:30He gave His word!
07:32To me!
07:38He gave it.
07:43I shall not wait!
07:45You shall see him before he goes to the Basilica!
07:47You shall see him now!
07:48We are preparing for our devotions, my lord.
07:51Safe conduct has been refused.
07:53Florence refuses to let us pass!
07:55We refuse you nothing.
07:57It is the Florentines who will decide.
07:59You've betrayed me.
08:00Under the terms of our agreement, it was sworn.
08:02You swore to confirm me as Captain General of the Holy Church.
08:05It was your own...
08:06It's fine!
08:08By our divine authority, we command you to guard your tongue.
08:11Eleven votes, Giuliano!
08:12For you have forced yourself into the communion between ourselves and God.
08:19You ask for confirmation of your appointment, and we shall grant it as we agreed.
08:23The instant you submit yourself in obedience to Holy Mother Church!
08:27How else can you become her soldier?
08:36Therefore, my lord, in token of disobedience, you will now surrender to us, the citadels of
08:42Chisina and Borley.
08:43Never.
08:44Then we have done no more!
08:46Oh, true God!
08:46What you'll return, you a bit of a faggot!
08:48You a bit of a faggot!
08:48You a bit of a faggot!
08:48You a bit of a faggot!
08:49Capiton, minister of hell!
08:51Liar!
08:52Immocrat!
08:54You cheated me!
08:57Undenounce you!
08:59Leave it in the basilica!
09:01For they will never surrender!
09:02You shall not take Chisina!
09:04Please, everyone!
09:04Come on!
09:05He's written for Morizzo.
09:07Michelotto and his force are intercepted.
09:09By a large troop, my lord, from Florence.
09:11Michelotto?
09:11They captured the artillery.
09:12Don Miguel's arrested.
09:14Treachery.
09:15The oath of God!
09:19I shall not find fault.
09:20We've heard of this.
09:21Let me fast!
09:29So, Giuliano.
09:41Michelotto's arrested, you say?
09:43Yes, my lord.
09:46Then I have no army.
09:49I'm alone.
09:55I'm alone.
09:55I have no army.
10:13Yes, Sally?
10:17Let me find you to these rules.
10:19That's enough.
10:20Oh, my son.
10:23I would have come sooner, but I thought it was not wise.
10:26You had my letter.
10:27Yes, I've done as you say.
10:28Keep your voice down.
10:31The deeds of my house in Rome I have given to the church of Santa Maria.
10:35I will have its use during my lifetime, and he will not dare rob the church.
10:39The chests to Lucretti.
10:41Two wagon loads for Ferrara.
10:43Pray God she will receive them safely.
10:45And then there's the gold with the bankers of Genoa.
10:48Three hundred thousand ducats.
10:50So much.
10:50And more your father kept it for such a moment.
10:54Time will eat flesh, but money grows.
10:57I tell you, Cesare, the house of Borgia will fatten when Giuliano is feeding worms.
11:04Nothing is lost.
11:06Even now I could have my freedom if I'd yield him to Zena and Forney.
11:11But I shall not.
11:12Your father would never trust him.
11:14What will you do?
11:15Cheat him.
11:16As he's cheated me.
11:20You see how I sleep here.
11:22My sword at my side.
11:26Giuliano lied.
11:28To me!
11:30But I shall make him pay for it.
11:32I'll take my freedom.
11:33I'll give him nothing in return.
11:43Remember this?
11:44You had it made for France.
11:48Out Cesar, out Nullus.
11:51Caesar or nothing.
11:53I shall escape from Rome.
11:55I shall make an alliance with the Venetians.
11:58Or with the devil.
11:59But I shall win.
12:01Your brother.
12:03And the children.
12:06They fled to Naples.
12:08I sent a message to the governor, Gonzalo.
12:10He's a fine soldier.
12:11A true Spaniard.
12:12If he'd receive me.
12:20I changed the guard.
12:24Nothing is lost.
12:26Even though I have a plan.
12:29Do you know whose room this was?
12:31No.
12:32Alfonso Bisselli.
12:36When he was married to Lucrezia.
12:38Oh yes.
12:41You see.
12:42I'm kept here for a purpose.
12:44This is the room in which he died.
12:47Oh.
12:48Our company.
12:51Lucrezia forgave me.
12:52I had a reason.
12:55I had a reason.
12:55Cesar or nothing.
13:00She trusts me still.
13:05To Madonna Lucrezia, noble duchess of Ferrara.
13:09Lucia.
13:11I send this by a trusted messenger.
13:12I hope the wagons will reach you safe.
13:16I have submitted to the wish of his holiness.
13:18To surrender to the church.
13:20The citadels of Cesena and Forli.
13:23In return for which he has released me.
13:25And I ride to the port of Ostia today.
13:29His holiness however will not achieve his purpose.
13:33The commanders of my fortresses have secret orders.
13:35Not to yield them up.
13:38My promise to the Holy Father being given under duress.
13:42The news of which, if the device succeeds,
13:45Will reach his holiness in Rome.
13:47Whilst I am on the sea for Nacus.
13:51Pray then the winds will carry me in my hopes.
13:54Though further from you,
13:56Yet close to that future,
13:58I vow we'll share.
14:04What news?
14:05The galleys are still in Naples.
14:08While the wind's from the north,
14:09They cannot venture.
14:10The hell with it, galleys.
14:12You find a boat.
14:13A small rowing boat, my lord.
14:15It waits at Netuno.
14:18I'll take a cockle shell that sails for Naples.
14:22South then.
14:24With the wind.
14:34Where did you land?
14:3530 miles out of the coast of Naples.
14:37We took horse from there.
14:39We rode from there to a notch.
14:41I'll do the coast all the way.
14:42It's our kinsman.
14:43Jude Valentino.
14:44I couldn't wait for the galleys.
14:46If the Pope had got news from the Romania castles,
14:48I'd never have got away from Rome.
14:52Giovanni!
14:55Rodrigo!
14:55Did you cheat the Pope?
15:02He's bought Chisina for 6,000 ducats.
15:05The fortress of Foley is still mine.
15:08Then I can be a soldier.
15:09Oh, fight for the name of Borgia.
15:13I'll talk to you later.
15:14I must wash.
15:15Come on, Rodrigo.
15:19When do I meet the viceroy?
15:21Gonzalo de Cordoba has proved himself the finest soldier under the flag of Spain.
15:28I'd rather fight for him than any man I know of.
15:31And I can help him.
15:32He can save me.
15:35But you have spoken to him.
15:37He's refused?
15:38No, Cesare.
15:39Then what?
15:40He's shuffling about like a barbary ape.
15:44What's Gonzalo said of me?
15:45He promised galleys.
15:46It isn't you.
15:48Then what?
15:51It's Sancho.
15:53Sancho.
15:54She came to Naples with Prospero Colonna.
15:56What's Sancho got?
15:57She's left Prospero.
16:00I have been humiliated.
16:03Everyone in Naples knows.
16:07I want you to go to Sancho.
16:09And tell her...
16:10She's a whore.
16:11Why are we talking of Sancho?
16:12The beggars of Naples may roll her on a dumb cart for all I care.
16:16It's Gonzalo I have to speak to.
16:17Now what's Sancho got to do with that?
16:20She's his mistress.
16:24What?
16:25Yes, it's true.
16:27He's given up rooms in his castle.
16:31Since I'm her husband,
16:33Gonzalo won't engage me.
16:37Cesare.
16:39If you would only speak to her.
16:44I shall.
16:47And soon.
16:51Is she as beautiful?
16:56Cesare Borgia.
16:57I'm glad you came to see me again.
17:02It's been so long.
17:04Too long.
17:06Then you were away.
17:08I was in prison.
17:11Through my father?
17:13Yes, through your father.
17:15Gonsalvo obtains these for me.
17:21Peaches I dote on.
17:24How strange that we should meet again in Naples when you remember.
17:29Remember what?
17:31That Naples was the cause of everything that's come between us.
17:34You mean your brother's dead?
17:40Alfonso's murder.
17:41Yes.
17:43And other things.
17:45It wasn't for Naples that I killed my own brother.
17:48It was a lie you told me that led to the death of Juan.
17:54I was very angry with Juan.
17:57And with you, too.
17:59I didn't know it was a lie.
18:01I thought it might be true.
18:02I will forgive you for your part in Juan's death.
18:10If you forgive me for Alfonso's.
18:13There are things that we both regret.
18:19Will you?
18:22Curious.
18:24That's what I love about you, Cesare.
18:27You make life so simple.
18:30Just like a little boy.
18:33And the games you played, you, Juan and Lucrezia,
18:36were only the games of children.
18:39Except that naughty children are sent to bed.
18:43Which in your case wouldn't...
18:49Oh, how tight this bodice is.
18:54I ate too much.
18:56That was because I wanted to please you.
18:58Did you enjoy the sea salad?
19:06Mmm.
19:08Gonzalvo's farm with the best cook in the whole of Naples.
19:12And with squid.
19:15There's really nothing else you could wish for.
19:19Don't you think?
19:20Yes, there is something else.
19:26I know.
19:28You wish me to speak for you to Gonzalvo.
19:31Yes.
19:34That is.
19:34And to make love to me, of course.
19:40But then Gonzalvo.
19:42The devil with Gonzalvo.
19:43Oh, impulsive, generous boy.
19:51Oh, impulsive, generous boy.
19:51But we must be grown up.
20:03And since you can't,
20:06then I shall.
20:11So I'll ask Gonzalvo to see you
20:13and to be kind.
20:15And in return, you'll do something for me.
20:24Aren't you going to ask me what?
20:27What must I do for you?
20:32Give me a child.
20:37Not that way.
20:39We've tried repeatedly.
20:41The child I want is the little boy you brought to Naples.
20:48Alfonso's child.
20:49Rodrigo.
20:51He's a child of the house of Aragon.
20:53And he should come to me.
20:56Giovanni's a Borgia.
20:58Really, it's impossible to be more Borgia than Giovanni.
21:02We won't speak of that for Lucrezia's sake.
21:06But Rodrigo should be mine.
21:09Will you give him to me?
21:11How long I've wanted to have it, child.
21:21It could have been yours.
21:28Did you really want to make love to me?
21:33How sad life is.
21:36Once I would have let you love and love me.
21:40And now I can't.
21:43Sanchez.
21:46I will give you Rodrigo.
21:48But you must talk to Gonzalo.
21:51I believe that I can help him and the King of Spain.
21:54I have a stronghold in the Romagna.
21:55I need only ships and guns.
21:57I can find the men.
21:58But you must tell him, Sanchez.
22:11For all that there has been between us.
22:13Yes.
22:16For all that.
22:21I give you my word.
22:24He will see you.
22:25The Princess Sanchez spoke well of you.
22:31She's a noble lady.
22:32And beautiful.
22:36The prince, her husband, begs me to recommend his service to you.
22:40It would not insult him.
22:42Your relations with his wife will not affect the prince at all.
22:45He delights only in her heavens.
22:50I see.
22:51I am most grateful to your excellency.
22:56As to this letter...
22:58From the citizens of Pisa.
23:01They call me to release them from the oppression of the Florentines.
23:06I need ships.
23:07I need artillery.
23:07And if I win, Pisa will need a lord.
23:15Yourself?
23:16I am lord of the Romagna.
23:21Each of us, Gonzalvo, has conquered Naples.
23:24I took it from its king, you from the French.
23:26You now serve it for Ferdinand of Spain as its viceroy.
23:30What of you for yourself?
23:31I was not born a prince.
23:33Then do not serve one.
23:35Except for your own hands.
23:36I never served any man, even a king, for any other cause.
23:41I will serve you, Gonzalvo.
23:43If you will help me.
23:45And I will make you lord of Pisa.
23:48What do you say?
23:52It's an enterprise that will prove expensive.
23:56I have the money.
23:59And I can find the man.
24:01Three thousand...
24:02You require ships and artillery.
24:05Yes.
24:06When will they be ready?
24:11With the men?
24:12Month from today?
24:15Eight ships will be sufficient.
24:18Eight is enough.
24:20And guns?
24:21You have those in plenty.
24:25In the devil's name, Gonzalvo,
24:26you didn't bring me to Naples to view the harbour!
24:28I've waited long enough!
24:29Do I have your word?
24:39Come when you are ready.
24:42A month from today.
24:43We sail by morning.
24:51The viceroy asked me to call on him before embarking.
24:54Say farewell.
24:59The hour agreed on.
25:01Two days before the month, it's true, but...
25:03The viceroy sends his apologies if you would wait.
25:11Well, I'll wait for no other man.
25:14But he's a soldier of honor.
25:17He said he'd be here.
25:18He'd not break his word.
25:19There's no need for you to wait.
25:27Do you think I'd steal the silver?
25:28Do you think I'd steal the silver?
25:41Stay, sir, please, pleasure.
25:45Prospero.
25:48What are you here for?
25:49She betrayed...
25:50The side of the grave.
25:54Let me pass!
25:55Take it for!
25:58come in no but I'll be even with you Chesare
26:18you can meet me you remember at Vespers at the gate of Rome did Gonzalvo send you
26:28Chesarei Borja who killed my brother thank you for his child
26:46trust no one
26:51gave us word
26:55man of honor
26:58why do they not release me
27:09they cannot keep me here I'll not endure another day
27:14you promised
27:22I surrendered for me
27:26get out the fortress and the Pope
27:28what does is mine they lie
27:29they lie to torture me
27:32let them hear you
27:33torture us let's go
27:35nobody else got that
27:36I must not take you
27:49I must not take you
27:49alone that kill me
27:53charge me with crimes
27:56a thousand murders
27:59but I'll give your body to the flames
28:06for freedom
28:07who would not betray
28:11bit of a lot of
28:22enough
28:26my son do you hear me
28:34you know my face
28:38yes
28:40holy father
28:44the killing of Alfonso of Aragon
28:47you were present
28:49soon you may meet God
28:52face to face
28:54as you will answer to him
28:57Michelotto who gave your orders
28:59who ordered you to kill the Duke
29:05will you speak
29:08holy father
29:14I will tell you
29:16before God
29:19the man who gave the order
29:22was a villain
29:23no greater
29:25since the world began
29:27the Pope
29:32it was the holy father
29:36holy father
29:38pray God he roasts in hell
29:57Prospero
30:08I've come for you
30:10you are to go with me
30:13to freedom
30:15but to what
30:18I don't want your answer
30:21it'll be a lie
30:22you sail with me to
30:24Villanueva del Graal
30:25to Spain
30:27the king must have a use
30:33for me as a weapon
30:33against the Pope
30:34you may tell Gonzalo
30:37I bear no grudge
30:38time to go to Spain
30:40he acted under orders
30:41from the king
30:41the king wants the Pope
30:43to recognize his rights
30:45in Naples
30:45the Pope
30:47wants my life
30:48they're playing the game
30:50by the rules
30:51I gave them
30:52if I'd remember that
30:55I thought at last
30:56who do I have to see
30:57before I go
30:57my little brother
30:58Prince Joffrey
30:59has entered the service
30:59of Lord Gonzalo
31:00he'll prosper
31:03you sail to Spain
31:05alone
31:06only your page
31:08goes with you
31:09wait
31:14I return
31:16to the noble duchess of Ferrara
31:37Lucrezia
31:39I write from Spain
31:40our journey has ended
31:43at Medina del Campo
31:44the fortress of La Mota
31:46I am to be imprisoned
31:48in the great keep
31:50no man has ever escaped
31:52these walls
31:53only the wind goes free here
31:56news comes that Queen Isabella
31:59my worst enemy
32:00is dead
32:01hope must not die
32:05write for me to the king
32:07speak to your husband
32:09Ferrara is far from here
32:12but the duke is powerful
32:13and his voice may be heard
32:15I believe the king
32:17will soften
32:18do you come to bed my lord
32:28then you'll give a sweeter answer
32:34to my pleadings
32:35my brother is not to die
32:38in prison
32:38Lucrezia
32:39there's no more
32:40that I can do
32:41write to the king of Spain
32:43that's what he asks
32:44the king will not listen
32:46he cages Chesery
32:47like a savage dog
32:49threatens the pope
32:50with his release
32:50if he goes free
32:51let me go my lord
32:53you'll not share my bed
32:54tonight
32:55you show me no kindness
32:56it's not from kindness
32:57that I've come
32:58you have that from others
32:59and kisses too
33:01when you can bear me a son
33:03you'll find me less exacting
33:04I have born a son
33:08but not to you
33:11it's not just that you refuse my brother
33:14you refuse to let me see my child
33:17how can I bear you a son
33:18knowing what you deny me
33:20Rodrigo cannot come to you in Ferrara
33:22he belongs to the house of Aragon
33:25but there is another child
33:34in Naples too
33:36Giovanni
33:41now
33:44if his parentage were proved
33:47I have the deed
33:48under the papal seal
33:51my father acknowledged
33:52that Giovanni was his child
33:54by a Roman lady
33:57so you have proof
33:59he's your brother
34:02yes
34:04most surely
34:07oh my lord
34:12if you would allow
34:13there's no reason
34:14I should deny you
34:15unless you deny me
34:19it may be I have denied you
34:24in my heart
34:25before
34:26but now
34:30and if it does nothing
34:45still you can write to Spain
34:47he's endured prison
34:49more than a year
34:50poor Cesare
34:52poor savage dog
34:56my lord
35:13leave me with his excellency
35:17my name is
35:23Don Diego Ibane
35:24the governor of La Mota
35:27has graciously consented
35:29to allow your excellency
35:30the services of a chaplain
35:32for which reason
35:33I present myself
35:35do you have wings?
35:39no my lord
35:40then leave us
35:43I am a priest my lord
35:45not an angel
35:46however
35:52if we could be private
35:58what are you doing Juanito?
36:06burning lice my lord
36:07I shall not make confession
36:12to by one hour of freedom
36:14I'd hang a hundred priests
36:16why then your excellency
36:18it is fitting
36:19I have brought the rope
36:22I come from my master
36:28the count of Benevente
36:29letters have passed
36:31between him and your sister
36:32oh Christ
36:32in three nights
36:34when the moon is dark
36:35I shall be waiting
36:36with your officer
36:37Don Jaime
36:38beyond the moat
36:39we shall bring horses
36:40all that is needed
36:42is for your excellency
36:43to climb from that window
36:44unobserved by the guards
36:46Don Jaime and I
36:48will conduct you
36:49to the coast
36:50from which we hope
36:51to reach the kingdom of Navarre
36:52to raise rebellion
36:54against the house of Aragon
36:55your master's cause
36:56the freedom of Castile
36:57my lord
36:58if you'll engage your service
37:00I'll fight for every
37:01louse in Juanito's hair
37:03to raise an army
37:05three days
37:08three nights
37:09where do we wait so long
37:11where do we wait so long
37:11where do we wait so long
37:39no no my lord
37:40no I won't
37:41please I shall not
37:42please let me go
37:43I turn
37:43no please
37:44he's dead my lord
38:02yes
38:06you saw the signal from below
38:33follow me down
38:34we're not too close
38:36hold fast Juanito
38:38it's nothing
38:38I've climbed rigging
38:39Juanito
38:41Juanito
38:58Juanito
38:58Juanito
39:02it's too short
39:27the rope's too short
39:30call the watch
39:47look out below
39:48call the guard
39:52my lord
40:09my lord
40:09my lord be quick
40:11help me
40:30help me
40:40my lord
40:41my lord
40:42my lord
40:43can you see them
40:44there
40:45some of the lines
40:46there below
40:47I cut the rope
40:48open there
40:50good boy
40:50ah
40:51he fell
40:53I think he's dead
40:54where are your horse
40:58help me
40:59help me
40:59my lord
41:01too late
41:02come
41:03don't aim me
41:04help me
41:05help me
41:09my lord
41:09come in
41:10help me
41:13help me
41:13dear lord
41:14don't help me
41:15quick
41:16quick
41:16quick
41:18before they follow us
41:21come
41:23my lord
41:24I cannot
41:25turn to you
41:27go
41:28from the court
41:33of his majesty
41:34king jean
41:35to the noble
41:36duchess of
41:36ferrari
41:37know from this
41:41madonna la crezia
41:42that I have passed
41:43through many dangers
41:44to reach sanctuary
41:45in the kingdom of
41:46navarre
41:47where I am welcomed
41:48as a brother
41:49in the struggle
41:50to depose that
41:51tyrant of the house
41:52of aragon
41:52who hoped to
41:53imprison me forever
41:54from the sight of
41:55men
41:56Giovanni the duke
41:59is safe
42:00listen to what
42:02he says next
42:03tell Giovanni
42:05that he need not
42:06come so far
42:07to fight for the
42:07name of Borgia
42:08wait but a little
42:10and I shall return
42:11to Italy in triumph
42:12and then he shall
42:15bear my sword
42:16which is inscribed
42:18Caesar or nothing
42:19and carry it
42:21before me
42:21into all the cities
42:23of the Romagna
42:24but he promised
42:26that I should be
42:27a soldier
42:27and avenge our
42:29father
42:29why must I wait
42:31you would find
42:34no glory there
42:35it's nothing but
42:37a tiny kingdom
42:38and in a year
42:40or two
42:41you'll be a man
42:42that is what
42:43Cesare says
42:44here in navarre
42:46there is no
42:47enterprise worthy
42:48of Giovanni's
42:49valour
42:49for I'm placed
42:51in command
42:51of a small army
42:52to suppress a nobleman
42:54who has rebelled
42:55against the king
42:56the place is
43:00Viana
43:01on the river Ebro
43:03near the borders
43:04of Castile
43:04where the rebel
43:06count holds a citadel
43:07that is poorly
43:08garrisoned
43:08and short of food
43:09our position commands
43:12the road
43:13where I have posted
43:14sentinels
43:14so nothing may reach
43:16the fortress
43:16which will not fall
43:17into our hands
43:18though I am impatient
43:20as you know
43:21I must wait a little
43:23until starvation
43:24compels a fortress
43:25to surrender
43:25which
43:28cannot now
43:29be long
43:30my lord
43:34do they have
43:35springtime
43:35in this accursed country
43:36which will be
43:37washed or blown away
43:38I believe some storms
43:39are not uncommon
43:40here my lord
43:41the enemy must starve
43:43before we drown
43:44my lord
43:46the captain of the guard
43:47has made a request
43:48to withdraw his sentinels
43:49till morning
43:49with little the count
43:51can do to send provisions
43:52into the castle
43:53while the storm lasts
43:54and it's great hardship
43:55for the men to keep
43:56their watch
43:56we can sit there tonight
44:05rats have gone
44:08tell the captain of the guard
44:11to stand on the watch
44:11till dawn
44:12very well my lord
44:13time
44:13first light
44:16be sure
44:17yes my lord
44:18I shall trust no one
44:20guard
44:22at least of all
44:23and yet
44:25there's no purpose
44:28in the watch
44:28tonight
44:29give them the order
44:29my lord
44:43they say there are
45:05horsemen on the road
45:06and pack mules
45:07moving toward the castle
45:08my armor
45:15go out of the guard
45:17now's the camp
45:18you're sick of what
45:22the devil are you doing
45:23here my lord
45:24here
45:24harness my horse
45:26mules
45:29i should have kept
45:32the watch
45:32i should have kept the watch
45:32he'll be catching
45:35before he reached the castle
45:36are you
45:38fungling like a silly whore
45:40get me your armor
45:42where's the crime
45:46he's coming lord
45:47he's coming
45:47your horse is ready
45:50shall not stay
45:53for anyone
45:54tell donheim
46:01to follow
46:02with as many as are ready
46:03tell him to wait
46:04for no man
46:05did you hear
46:06yes my lord
46:07i think donheim
46:09is coming now
46:09you must follow
46:10follow
46:13follow me to the castle
46:16follow
46:17follow
46:18follow
46:18follow
46:19follow
46:20follow
46:21follow
46:22follow
46:53Where's the escort?
47:18I lost them in the dark.
47:23We're escorting mules to relieve the castle.
47:32There's no time.
47:35The ides of March have not yet come.
47:41Do you hear me?
47:44Caesar!
47:46Or nothing!
47:50Oh!
47:51Oh!
47:53Oh!
47:54Oh!
47:55Oh!
47:56Oh!
47:57Oh!
47:58Oh!
47:59Oh!
48:00Oh!
48:02Oh!
48:03Ah!
48:04Ah!
48:08Ah!
48:09Ah!
48:10Ah!
48:11And... out!
48:31I name you well.
48:33Alpses her.
48:35Alp Nullus.
48:36It shall be Caesar or nothing.
48:41Caesar, Borgia and Lucrezia.
48:47We shall be remembered.
48:53You shall have the world, not the hereafter.
48:59And your name eternal.
49:11To be continued...
49:13To be continued...
49:14Oh, my God.
49:44This is one of Duke Valentino's men.
49:49We'll take the armor.
49:51Quickly.
50:14We'll take the armor.
50:44We'll take the armor.
51:14We'll take the armor.
51:44We'll take the armor.
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