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00:01:28Oh, yes.
00:01:29Yeah, I tried to explain about the hospital, but she's...
00:01:31Oh, God.
00:01:32Morgan!
00:01:33I'm sorry.
00:01:33Morgan!
00:01:35Sweetheart!
00:01:36Yeah.
00:01:36She's upset.
00:01:38I'm going to go in and talk to her.
00:01:40Hey, Morgan, I'm sorry I wasn't here last night.
00:02:08I know.
00:02:09You do?
00:02:10Yep.
00:02:11What's that you're looking at, a knight?
00:02:13It's a lady on the horse.
00:02:16A knightess.
00:02:18See?
00:02:19Hmm.
00:02:20A knightess.
00:02:22There's a story about a lady on a horse.
00:02:26I guess you might call her a knightess.
00:02:28And I think it even has some witches in it, too.
00:02:32Good witches or bad witches?
00:02:34Well, I'll let you decide.
00:02:38Okay.
00:02:39This is how it goes.
00:02:42Long, long ago, lived a young noblewoman with hair that shone gold like the sun and a heart
00:02:51that was restless like the wind.
00:03:01One morning, a cry in the distance drew her deep into the woods,
00:03:06into the forbidden forest that bordered her land.
00:03:09Oh, Mother Maiden, bountiful lady, whose power and humility no tongue can express.
00:03:26Hear me now, for there is new life near me now.
00:03:31Let this darkened hour pass into your light.
00:03:33Oh, Mother Maiden, bountiful lady, whose power and humility no tongue can express.
00:04:03That morning, the child was lost, but the mother survived,
00:04:11and the lady and the midwife, they would meet again.
00:04:17She fancied herself a knight of the forest,
00:04:20but she was wife to Lord William and lady of the castle.
00:04:30Giles, where's the lady Eleanor?
00:04:32I thought she was hunting with you, my lord.
00:04:34She was.
00:04:36How did her father ever manage such a girl?
00:04:39She does have a will of her own, my lord.
00:04:48Ah, here she comes.
00:04:50What was that?
00:04:51My lady?
00:04:52Eleanor, where on God's earth have you been?
00:04:54Forgive me, William.
00:04:59I went to look at the land that the father Sumner requested for the monastery.
00:05:04There are people living there, my lord.
00:05:06You may do what you like with that land, my wife,
00:05:08but you cannot go wandering about the woods alone.
00:05:12I came upon a birth in the woods.
00:05:15I could not help but watch for a while.
00:05:16Perhaps it is a sign that you too will soon be with child.
00:05:24If it be the will of God, my lord.
00:05:27Yes.
00:05:28Take care of you.
00:05:29I'm needed at the church.
00:05:34We'll be right again in the morning.
00:05:35A lady's marriage was founded not on love, but land.
00:05:52So in service to her dying father,
00:05:55Eleanor had wed the Lord William
00:05:56and promised to bear an heir for their kingdom.
00:06:02Emma?
00:06:02Hmm?
00:06:03Is it not true that your sister is pregnant?
00:06:05Why, yes, she is, my lady.
00:06:08Well, how can she know?
00:06:10I mean, I hear the child is not due until the winter.
00:06:14Well, a woman just knows these things, my lady.
00:06:21But how can she be sure?
00:06:24Well, she missed her menses, of course.
00:06:27And then when she started to get the sickness in the morning,
00:06:30well, that is a clear sign.
00:06:35Why do you ask, my lady?
00:06:43Oh, no.
00:06:45No, Emma.
00:06:46I was just wondering.
00:06:48I mean, I saw her just yesterday,
00:06:49and she seemed so well.
00:06:51Well, your day will come.
00:06:54If your mother had lived,
00:06:55you would know these things, my lady.
00:06:57I hope you're not planning to season our dinner with that, Eleanor.
00:07:16Well, the plant is poisonous.
00:07:18My lord, this is for a garland.
00:07:22What do men know of herbs, anyway?
00:07:24I know not what that woman expects.
00:07:34I do my very best to please her.
00:07:37She has been acting a bit strange of late.
00:07:39I've never forced myself upon her,
00:07:41and have rarely sought another's bed.
00:07:43Yet she prefers the company of her horse to me.
00:07:45Perhaps she has the attentions of another.
00:07:52I have known my cousin since she was a young girl,
00:07:55and I swear to you, upon my knight's honor,
00:07:58no man has ever won her heart.
00:08:00Like most women of her time,
00:08:08Eleanor passed the hours spinning and weaving,
00:08:11weaving and spinning.
00:08:13But she tired quickly of such tasks,
00:08:16and found other ways to amuse herself.
00:08:18Cousin!
00:08:20In the orchard!
00:08:27Eleanor!
00:08:28More...
00:08:29More fair than this flower upon its green stalks.
00:08:37Your skills have grown dull since your marriage, dear lady.
00:08:40Perhaps your husband's sword is too blunt.
00:08:44Not as sharp as your tongue, dear cousin.
00:08:48William is loving himself.
00:09:00He lets me do as I do.
00:09:08Eleanor!
00:09:09He lets me do as I do as I do as I do as I do as I do as I do as I do as I do as I do as I do as I do as I do as I do as I do as I do as I do as I do as I do as I do as I do as I do as I do as I do as I do as I do as I do as I do as I do as I do as I do as I do as I do as I do as I do as I do as I do as I do as I do as I do as I do as I do as I do as I do as I do as I do as I do as I do as I do as I do as I do as I do as I do as I do as I do as I do as I do as I do as I do as I do as I do as I do as I do as I do as I do as I do as I do as I do as I do as I do as I do as I do as I do as
00:10:39Emma!
00:10:46Oh!
00:10:50My lady!
00:11:04What is it?
00:11:08Are you not well?
00:11:09I feel dreadful.
00:11:11Pass that book.
00:11:13The lady!
00:11:13What was that scream that I heard?
00:11:18It was nothing.
00:11:19It was just a dream.
00:11:20My lady!
00:11:31These herbs will kill you!
00:11:33Emma!
00:11:34You must go to the village.
00:11:35There is an old woman there.
00:11:37She can...
00:11:38Eleanor!
00:11:39You must find her.
00:11:40Eleanor, what was all the shrieking?
00:11:43Dare I say such unwomanly rages have the priest searching the halls for demons?
00:11:50She is ill, my lord.
00:11:52Mad with fever.
00:11:55Darling wife, you are burning.
00:11:57Emma, give her some water.
00:11:59This is stale, my lord.
00:12:00Let me get fresh.
00:12:01Perhaps our son kicks with him.
00:12:06Oh, it's something I ate, my lord.
00:12:09Yeah.
00:12:11Well...
00:12:12Emma, you must go to the village at once.
00:12:24You must find the old midwife.
00:12:25She lives a stone's throw from the stream bed.
00:12:28Why, Eleanor, you are with child.
00:12:31You should be joy.
00:12:33Your husband wants man.
00:12:35Yes, he would like a son, but...
00:12:38I can't.
00:12:39I tell you, I must be rid of it.
00:12:41But surely, Eleanor...
00:12:42Emma, please.
00:12:44Do not have me explain what I know as well as your loving heart.
00:12:47This child's birth will be my death.
00:12:50It's cursed.
00:12:51I...
00:12:52I know it.
00:12:55Yes, sometimes it is best to send it away,
00:12:59but you will not bring on the bleeding with these.
00:13:04You must say nothing of this to anyone.
00:13:07In the name of our blessed queen, you have our oath.
00:13:09You must say nothing of this to anyone, but you must say nothing of this to anyone, but you must say nothing of this to anyone, but you must say nothing of this to anyone, but you must say nothing of this to anyone, but you must say nothing of this to anyone, but you must say nothing of this to anyone, but you must say nothing of this to anyone, but you must say nothing of this to anyone, but you must say nothing of this to anyone, but you must say nothing of this to anyone, but you must say nothing of this to anyone, but you must say nothing of this to anyone, but you must say nothing of this to anyone, but you must say nothing of this to anyone, but you must say nothing of this to anyone, but you must say nothing of this to anyone, but you must say nothing of this to anyone, but you must say nothing of this to anyone, but you must say nothing of this to anyone, but you must say nothing of this to anyone, but you must say nothing of this to anyone, but you
00:14:09Lady Eleanor?
00:14:31Lady Eleanor?
00:14:35Lady Eleanor?
00:14:36Lady Eleanor?
00:14:39Oh, Father Sumner, it's you.
00:14:44What is it that torments you so?
00:14:46Oh, my mother.
00:14:57I saw my mother giving birth.
00:15:00Your midwife tried to warn her she should not have died, Father.
00:15:03I know the Lord may seem unfair, my child, but if a woman grows weary and dies in childbirth, that is a sacrifice for serving God's will.
00:15:15And as for that old sorceress, she will be punished for her willful ways.
00:15:24Sorceress?
00:15:26Well, is she not one of the best midwives in the village and devoted to Christ?
00:15:30Devoted to the Antichrist, my lady.
00:15:32We know the wicked practices of the midwife who worships Satan.
00:15:40In various ways, she kills children conceived in the womb or offers newborn children to the devil.
00:15:47But you should not worry for this, my lady.
00:15:53She will be punished.
00:15:59Emma?
00:16:00Who is this that you so freely bring into my room?
00:16:03It is the new serving woman that you requested.
00:16:06Since you have not been well?
00:16:09Oh, of course.
00:16:11Well, I will leave you, good lady.
00:16:13But do come to confession.
00:16:15It is the best protection against the errant ways of the body.
00:16:19Yes, it is, Father.
00:16:21Good day to you.
00:16:30Emma.
00:16:31Who is this woman?
00:16:33I have told her nothing, my lady.
00:16:35Only that you wish to see her.
00:16:37Pardon me.
00:16:42My lady.
00:16:44I am Gwyneth.
00:16:46Midwife to the village.
00:16:47Friend to the old woman whom you sought.
00:16:50And what do you know of her?
00:16:52She took me in when I was quite young and taught me her ways.
00:16:55I know not of her now.
00:16:57She was taken for questioning before last All Saints Day, my lady.
00:17:00Yes.
00:17:01They say she is a heretic, a witch.
00:17:03The church condemns her for healing.
00:17:05She is a pious woman and served your mother well.
00:17:08My mother.
00:17:10And what do you know of her?
00:17:12Lady Catherine.
00:17:13I only knew of her.
00:17:15Marjorie, the old midwife, told me she was very learned in the healing ways.
00:17:19But she died when I was still young.
00:17:21I know, too, what it is like to lose your mother at so early an age.
00:17:27You're ill, my lady.
00:17:35Yes.
00:17:35But I would go mad if I stay in that bed any longer.
00:17:38It is that way when you are with child, especially with the first.
00:17:41You said I was with child.
00:17:42I am a midwife, my lady, and no bearing woman when I see one.
00:17:47Seems, too, that it pains you.
00:17:49Was it the old midwife you saw in the woods this morning?
00:17:57The old woman haunts my dreams.
00:17:59I think she forewarns me.
00:18:02I'll no doubt die like my mother.
00:18:03You're young and strong, my lady, an able mother.
00:18:06Surely your husband must be wanting a besanthe.
00:18:08He knows nothing of this and cannot.
00:18:11That which grows inside of me is cursed, and I must be rid of it.
00:18:14Oh!
00:18:16She was raised by her father and knows more of riding horses than preparing potions.
00:18:23Emma, I need a clock.
00:18:25Say you will help.
00:18:27How many months since you last bled, my lady?
00:18:29It is but one.
00:18:30All is not well for a woman at your time.
00:18:32But it may be the potion.
00:18:34I mustn't worry.
00:18:36A birth is still possible.
00:18:38No, you must help.
00:18:41It is too dangerous.
00:18:44I can give you gold.
00:18:46Jewels, just ask it.
00:18:50The old midwife.
00:18:52She needs your help.
00:19:00Woodswoman.
00:19:02Yes.
00:19:04I will help her.
00:19:09I must first go to the village.
00:19:11And you need some rest.
00:19:13I'm told that the old midwife, the one you call Marjorie, has kept just in there, my lady.
00:19:37Can I see her?
00:19:40It would not be safe, my lady.
00:19:43There is a guard.
00:19:44Father Sumner.
00:19:57Father Sumner.
00:20:00Father Sumner.
00:20:01Ah, my lady.
00:20:04you have come for confession
00:20:08well no
00:20:10I've come to ask of the old midwife
00:20:12whom you owe for questioning
00:20:13I know her to be an honorable woman
00:20:16she is an accused heretic
00:20:18my lady
00:20:19casting spells with her potions
00:20:22inciting decent women
00:20:24to unvirtuous ways
00:20:25unvirtuous father?
00:20:27I should not speak of it my lady
00:20:29now do
00:20:30well I feel you must
00:20:33I should know what goes on in my land
00:20:34have you not heard of the witch's sabbath?
00:20:41every sort of obscenity
00:20:42is practiced there
00:20:44incubi and succubi
00:20:47fornication with the devil
00:20:49men lay with men
00:20:52and women with women
00:20:53forgive me for speaking
00:20:56of such sins my lady
00:20:57you have seen this father?
00:21:01well no
00:21:01but she has been seen
00:21:04preaching to groups of women
00:21:05at the stream crossing
00:21:06they are said to writhe around
00:21:09and cry out the names of demons
00:21:11I can't believe
00:21:14you know she was a good friend
00:21:16to my mother
00:21:16I would like to speak with the woman
00:21:20I bid you be cautious
00:21:22my lady
00:21:23or your dream
00:21:25is but proof
00:21:25that she works her power
00:21:26in your castle
00:21:27I would like to see her
00:21:28well I must look after
00:21:30your spiritual well-being
00:21:32lady Eleanor
00:21:32even the most virtuous
00:21:35of women
00:21:35are unknowingly drawn
00:21:36to the ways of the devil
00:21:37I am sorry
00:21:38I must forbid it
00:21:39father Sumner
00:21:40I govern this region
00:21:42alongside my husband
00:21:43and my father before that
00:21:45and as lady Eleanor
00:21:46of Tivoton Castle
00:21:47I demand to see her
00:21:49with all due respect
00:21:51these are not the affairs
00:21:53of a lady
00:21:53you should not concern yourself
00:21:57with matters of the church
00:21:58I'll remember this
00:22:00when your land request
00:22:01comes before me
00:22:02father Sumner
00:22:02Eleanor
00:22:09the physician is waiting
00:22:11to see you
00:22:12your wife gallops around
00:22:19like an unbridled mare
00:22:21my lord
00:22:22but you are not
00:22:25a weak man
00:22:25she will soon learn
00:22:28that you hold the reins
00:22:29tighter than her father
00:22:42women come here to pray
00:22:54before taking the potion
00:22:55my lady
00:22:55would be it that the lord
00:23:03may forgive us
00:23:04for all misdeeds
00:23:05must it be the women
00:23:06who come to the seven tree
00:23:07my lady
00:23:08for just the spirit of life
00:23:11which brings her here
00:23:12are there
00:23:16other celebrations
00:23:18oh yes
00:23:20and all the harvest
00:23:21and holy days
00:23:22perhaps a proper place
00:23:25of worship
00:23:26could be built here
00:23:27one cannot dance
00:23:28in a church
00:23:29my lady
00:23:30may I come see
00:23:41tomorrow
00:23:41Gwyneth
00:23:54good day to you
00:23:56oh lady Eleanor
00:23:58you're well today
00:23:59I see
00:24:00oh here let me help you
00:24:05the most potent berries
00:24:09hang at the top
00:24:10the pleasure of the fruit
00:24:17is not in its taste
00:24:18my lady
00:24:19when mixed with an ointment
00:24:20it makes a powerful salve
00:24:22favourite on the holy days
00:24:24would you take me
00:24:27to the stream
00:24:27surely
00:24:31goodbye
00:24:34me
00:24:35I'm
00:24:35I'm
00:24:37I'm
00:24:37I'm
00:24:37I'm
00:24:38I'm
00:24:38I'm
00:24:39I think that's really cool.
00:25:09I remember when I first came to this place,
00:25:34and the fire was blazing, and the air was warm and sweet,
00:25:40smelling of honeysuckle and ale,
00:25:42and the most delicious food I'd ever tasted.
00:25:45People came dressed in all sorts of things,
00:25:48some like donkeys and goats.
00:25:51The musicians played and we danced around this very treater we nearly dropped.
00:26:04No, thank you.
00:26:27Celebrations are not so gay nowadays.
00:26:30The church finds them anti-Christian.
00:26:34Marjorie tells us to keep on that such laughter and joy can only be pleasing to God.
00:26:40Villagers and friars disagree, which is probably what landed her in prison.
00:26:45The water's cool and fresh.
00:27:04I must go back.
00:27:05As you wish, my lady.
00:27:07Fear not, my lady, I shall dispel those putrid airs,
00:27:14which foul thy body and torment thy mind.
00:27:19Yes.
00:27:20My lady.
00:27:21Pardon me, sirs.
00:27:22But I feel she looks quite faint.
00:27:23Perhaps she's been let enough.
00:27:24Who are you with me?
00:27:25Yes.
00:27:26My lady.
00:27:27I shall dispel those putrid airs,
00:27:30which foul thy body and torment thy mind.
00:27:33Yes.
00:27:34My lady.
00:27:35Pardon me, sirs.
00:27:36But I feel she looks quite faint.
00:27:37Perhaps she's been let enough.
00:27:38Who are you, woman, to know of such matters?
00:27:53I'm but a serving woman and know little of physic, of course.
00:27:58But she grows quite pale.
00:28:01Well, yes.
00:28:11I do think she's been dead enough.
00:28:23Presumptious woman.
00:28:31All right.
00:28:32Bye.
00:28:33Bye.
00:28:34Bye.
00:28:36Bye.
00:28:37Bye.
00:28:38Bye.
00:28:43Bye.
00:28:51Bye.
00:28:52Bye.
00:29:01Bleeding has made you very weak.
00:29:29We should eat.
00:29:31I dreamt I was at the stream.
00:29:58I dreamt I was at the stream.
00:30:07Demons were tempting me.
00:30:10Dreams are but kindled desires, my lady.
00:30:19Perhaps it is Satan who burns within me.
00:30:28Perhaps it is Satan who burns within me.
00:30:40It is the heat of life, my lady.
00:30:49It is the heat of life.
00:30:58My lord.
00:31:01My lord.
00:31:02Your wife is very weak.
00:31:04I will stay with her.
00:31:10I will stay with you.
00:31:19I will stay with you.
00:31:28My darling Eleanor.
00:31:29My lady.
00:31:30I have never seen you so quiet.
00:31:35So lovely.
00:31:36Oh.
00:31:38Oh.
00:31:39Oh.
00:31:40Oh.
00:31:41oh no no what is it my god woman what has gotten into you oh forgive me husband i i thought
00:31:55oh i was dreaming i still feel so very faint
00:32:01now william you must help the old woman on trial i know her to be a good woman
00:32:15the priest will surely condemn her
00:32:19quiet
00:32:22sleep
00:32:24rest
00:32:27good day
00:32:41ann
00:32:44are my herbs ready yes i have them just here
00:32:47you had many births lately
00:32:49no thank you good day
00:32:55good day
00:32:55marjorie
00:32:59oh
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00:40:37i thought
00:40:38i thought she'd be at the execution
00:40:39i care not for such events
00:40:42the inquisitor is hasty in his judgments
00:40:45but did you not authorize it my lord
00:40:48she confessed her guilt eleanor
00:40:49what could i do
00:40:51that old woman brought me into this world husband
00:40:55she
00:40:56and now my serving woman you must stop such madness
00:40:59i am sorry for your loss my dear wife but i cannot simply overrule the church
00:41:07and now
00:41:09let it be
00:41:10she has done nothing
00:41:11if that is so that i'm sure they will set her free
00:41:13i must do
00:41:14eleanor you will not be allowed
00:41:16she is my serving woman and i must be there
00:41:18eleanor i said no
00:41:21it would not be wise
00:41:25there is talk
00:41:27that your serving woman
00:41:29has possessed you that she
00:41:31possessed
00:41:34eleanor
00:41:35i will try and help her
00:41:37but you cannot come
00:41:39and that is final
00:41:49and when did you enter the devil's service
00:42:01no my lord
00:42:03i believe only in god
00:42:05oh lady
00:42:06you must believe me
00:42:08you must speak the truth
00:42:15woman
00:42:15the iron's hot my lord
00:42:18well
00:42:20no
00:42:23are you mad
00:42:41you two will be accused if you persist in such willful behavior
00:42:45who better to stand by like a coward
00:42:54my father would have never permitted such injustice
00:42:59they say your serving woman is a midwife
00:43:06and is that heresy
00:43:08yes
00:43:10quinnis is a midwife husband
00:43:13i brought her here because i am the child
00:43:17i am the child
00:43:20elinor
00:43:20why should you keep such good news from your husband
00:43:25because this is an unfruitful pregnancy husband
00:43:28i have seen in my dreams
00:43:30i have had omens that both the child and i will die if i bear it
00:43:34you cannot believe the foolishness of such dreams
00:43:41without her your child will die this much i know
00:43:45elinor
00:43:47dear sweet elinor
00:43:49there are other confident midwives in this village
00:43:52this child will live
00:43:57if gwyneth is harmed you will have no heir
00:44:04i will speak to the inquisitor if it pleases you
00:44:07but my wife
00:44:09this child will live
00:44:27it is the small fortune of woman to carry her voice in the womb my lady
00:44:34she is
00:44:46she is
00:44:48Father Sumner, here is the deed
00:45:09The church may do what it will with the land
00:45:11And what of the people living there?
00:45:14You will have no difficulties, I assure you
00:45:16Very well, my lord
00:45:18If you wish to pardon this woman, so be it
00:45:20But the church will not tolerate commerce with the devil
00:45:23She must be banished
00:45:25Of course
00:45:26Good day to you, Father Sumner
00:45:29Lord William
00:45:30The Inquisitor is concerned with your lady's spiritual health
00:45:35He need not be
00:45:37I shall find penance befitting a lady
00:45:48My lady, I am sorry to interrupt you
00:46:00You are reading
00:46:02Yes, Father, what do you want?
00:46:05I have something you might want to look at, my lady
00:46:08The church will not get that land, Father
00:46:18Your husband has already signed the deed, my lady
00:46:22I just came to express my gratitude
00:46:25Get out
00:46:26Get out
00:46:29What?
00:46:44Come, Eleanor, celebrate.
00:47:07You're with child, and we shall feast.
00:47:11The midwife traveled south to a region where she was free to practice the healing arts.
00:47:27She heard little of Lady Eleanor, but it was said she never left the castle.
00:47:34That's it? It's over?
00:47:53Uh huh.
00:47:54But she wouldn't stay there.
00:47:56Well, what do you think she would do?
00:48:00Run away.
00:48:02Actually, there is a little bit more to the story.
00:48:05Then get on with it.
00:48:07Okay.
00:48:08Well, a month had passed, and Eleanor tried to forget Gwyneth, but she longed for the day when she might see her, and once again ride freely through the forest.
00:48:24This, my lady, is some of the finest cloth in the land.
00:48:33William, take me with you.
00:48:35Please, you know how much I love the forest in spring, and I've not been out since...
00:48:41I don't know.
00:48:42My dear wife, a bearing woman cannot go roaming about the woods.
00:48:47Roaming about?
00:48:49I will die for lack of air before this child is born.
00:48:52Please, William.
00:48:54William!
00:48:55Oh, you...
00:48:56You can't lock me up for life!
00:49:09William!
00:49:10My lady.
00:49:11There was a woman that was just here looking for you.
00:49:13The guards would not let her in.
00:49:16So she asked me to deliver this to you.
00:49:29She said that the old midwife tried to give it to Gwyneth before she was hanged.
00:49:36You must find her, and ask her of Gwyneth.
00:49:41Yes, my lady.
00:49:44I have seen one like this.
00:49:55The old midwife wears one.
00:49:58It is the healing saint.
00:50:14Gwyneth is safe, my lady.
00:50:29She is south of here.
00:50:35It is too late for days.
00:50:38The baby's surely quickened.
00:50:40I know.
00:50:41I will bear this babe, Emma.
00:50:43But I will bear it for myself.
00:50:46Send me, Charles.
00:50:50I shall keep thee safe.
00:50:55I shall keep thee safe.
00:51:25And...
00:51:26Could you tell Lady Eleanor that her cousin is here to see her?
00:51:29Sorry, my lord.
00:51:30No one out.
00:51:31No one in.
00:51:32Without permission, that is.
00:51:34My good man.
00:51:35If you could kindly tell her that it is Sir Giles, I'm sure she will allow me in.
00:51:42Orders don't come from the lady, Sir Giles.
00:51:45They come from her husband.
00:51:46You know.
00:51:47The Lord William.
00:51:48Ah, yes.
00:51:49The Lord William.
00:51:50My lord.
00:51:51What is this business about Eleanor being kept under guard?
00:51:52She is to be left alone until the child is born.
00:51:53It is her penance.
00:51:54Penance?
00:51:55She is not a nun to be locked away in an abbey?
00:51:56No, she is certainly not a nun.
00:51:57She is my wife.
00:51:58And she will do as I say.
00:51:59But my lord, she will never forgive you.
00:52:00You can't be serious if this...
00:52:01Enough, Giles.
00:52:02You are my knight, not my counsellor.
00:52:03And right now I need your services in the North.
00:52:04Prepare to leave at once.
00:52:05Oh.
00:52:06How's this business about Eleanor being kept under guard?
00:52:07She is to be left alone until the child is born.
00:52:08It is her penance.
00:52:09Penance?
00:52:10She is not a nun to be locked away in an abbey.
00:52:11It is-
00:52:12No, she is certainly not a nun.
00:52:14She is my wife, and she will do as I say.
00:52:17But my lord, she will never forgive you.
00:52:19You can't be serious if this-
00:52:20Enough, Giles.
00:52:22You are my knight, not my counsellor.
00:52:25And right now I need your services in the North.
00:52:28Prepare to leave at once.
00:52:31My lady, Emma, can you notice?
00:52:42Oh, it will be midsummer before that, my lady.
00:52:45This is from Sir Giles.
00:52:47They would not let him come into the tower.
00:52:54Dearest cousin, meet me in the forest in three days' time.
00:52:58I shall be there with a horse.
00:53:00Well?
00:53:00May Our Lady be with you.
00:53:03Your faithful knight, Sir Giles.
00:53:07Celebration is in two days.
00:53:08I, Emma, I have a plan.
00:53:11I need you to go to the forest and get me some berries.
00:53:15You're wonderful.
00:53:15More wine.
00:53:27More wine.
00:53:27More wine.
00:53:41Bring more wine.
00:53:45Good.
00:53:46Now, spittle from a bearing woman.
00:53:52Well, go ahead.
00:53:59Quickly.
00:54:00You must hurry.
00:54:02Just done.
00:54:04Now, take this and put this in the cask of wine.
00:54:07The large one.
00:54:08The large one.
00:54:21More wine, my lord.
00:54:23And now is the boar hunting today.
00:54:25I'm passing by, my lord.
00:54:25wine, sir.
00:54:27Wine for everyone.
00:54:27Wine for everyone.
00:54:28Wine for everyone.
00:54:29Wine for everyone.
00:54:41The servants, too.
00:54:43It is a celebration.
00:54:49Yes, a celebration.
00:54:51My lord.
00:55:01To my future son and heir.
00:55:04You'll come.
00:55:04To your son.
00:55:05To your son.
00:55:05To your heir.
00:55:07Ah, yes.
00:55:08And to our lord William.
00:55:10Lord William.
00:55:11Lord William.
00:55:13Music.
00:55:16Eat my friends.
00:55:17I need to change the guitar.
00:55:18Oh my lord.
00:55:34Another toast to a fruitful harvest.
00:55:52To king and country.
00:56:04To king and country.
00:56:11To king and country.
00:56:16To king and country.
00:56:19To king and country.
00:56:24To king and country.
00:56:27I'm feeling late.
00:56:28I'm going to my room to.
00:56:31To king and country.
00:56:45To king and country.
00:56:53But it's been a hard work.
00:56:55no sweeter wine was ever tasted and the court drank so fully that an amorous wave flooded the
00:57:11home julian sir julian come go with me
00:57:41by the cockcrow secret pleasures were had by all and the entire castle fell into a blissful sleep
00:58:11and the other castle fell into a blissful sleep and the other castle fell into a blissful sleep
00:58:41You are deserving of knighthood, my lady.
00:59:00You are kind, Giles.
00:59:06Well, here we must part.
00:59:11I hasten you to be cautious in these parts.
00:59:16Are you sure I can escort you no further?
00:59:19Rest assured, I can travel a little.
00:59:22This is the path you choose. I will not stand in your way.
00:59:27I hide not my heart from you, my lovely knight.
00:59:41This is the path you choose.
01:00:26I am looking for a midwife. She calls herself Gwyneth. I am to give her something from the Lady Elinor of Tiverton Castle.
01:00:37I am the midwife, Gwyneth. Please, my lord, sit yourself down. I'll feed you some water.
01:00:56What do you hear of the Lady Elinor? Is she well?
01:01:07She is, my lady.
01:01:13What did you say your name was, my lord?
01:01:15The Lady Elinor asked that I give this to you.
01:01:32It's from the old midwife.
01:01:33The Lady Elinor. It is you.
01:01:49Chivalry becomes you, my lady.
01:02:05The Lady Elinor. It is you.
01:02:35The Lady Elinor. It is you.
01:03:05She lived as a knight of the forest, a woman, a mother, for the child lived on, as did the lady, the lover.
01:03:35She lived as a and a woman, and a daughter, for the child, and a woman.