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Carnival Row Season 2 Episode 10
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01:59Get out! Get out!
02:10How did our missions let me plan us for a fool all along?
02:21Vignette, gotta go.
02:29Filo! Filo, come back!
02:31Let's stick to the plan. The only chance of killing it is back there.
02:34Don't you get it? The road was a diversion. They're out to slaughter Parliament.
02:37Oh, fuck Parliament! Fuck the New Dawn!
02:40It's Tourmaline I care about, and we both know the Sparrows is after her.
02:43She knows. She agrees with me. It has to be stopped.
02:48She cares too much about people. And you knew it.
02:52And that's why you asked her to lure her in the first place. Didn't you? Didn't you?
02:57You're right. It's my fault she's in danger.
03:02I'm sorry. What do you want me to do?
03:13Tourmaline?
03:18Tourmaline?
03:20Tourmaline?
03:22Tourmaline?
03:23Tourmaline?
03:24Tourmaline?
03:25Air?
03:26D'B
03:47I'm sorry if you think there's something between us, but there's not.
03:51Yeah, I know, I know. You haven't been yet.
03:54But I'm the one who's still standing there.
03:56And if you get hurt and turn Marek, what do I do then?
03:59You stop me, like you did last time.
04:02I can't fight two monsters at once.
04:07Is that how you see me?
04:10I'm safer without you.
04:13Did I not make myself clear?
04:18Go!
04:21Go!
04:43Go!
04:44Go!
04:45Go!
04:46Go!
04:47Go!
04:48Go!
04:49Go!
04:50Go!
04:51Go!
04:52Go!
04:53Go!
04:54Go!
04:55Go!
04:56The entire government is compelled to assemble.
04:59The session's going to be a little late, I'm afraid,
05:01because MPs are coming from all over the city
05:04and checkpoints are causing chaos.
05:06I understand the need for heightened security.
05:09Mr. Millworthy, should the Pact be concerned
05:10that your entire government is assembling to hear out our enemy?
05:14Actually, no mistake. It's an evil protocol. Nothing else.
05:18I'm cunning, Kaftan, to use your own laws against you.
05:21Quite.
05:22And as soon as the new dawn has finished,
05:24you, of course, will have the floor.
05:27This way, please.
05:30Forgive me, Mr. Millworthy.
05:32Does this mean that we have to wait outside while the new dawn speaks?
05:36I wouldn't add insult to injury and make you sit through that, no.
05:39Investor, if I may,
05:41whatever lies the new dawn rebels plan to feed to our allies,
05:44we should surely be at hand to cure them.
05:47How else will we counter them with the truth?
05:49Major Varys right. As distasteful as it will be,
05:51we must insist on being present.
05:53I see. Well, I'll alert the members to your request.
05:58And I'll lobby on your behalf.
06:03Meanwhile, please, make yourselves as comfortable as possible.
06:08As comfortable as the circumstances permit.
06:22His Excellency, the pecked ambassador.
06:27Freighting bourgeois fool.
06:30King's cousin, of course.
06:31I wonder how all that finery will look.
06:35Rotting in a field.
06:41Don't expect sympathy.
06:43You won't fool me a second time.
06:46You took his horn?
06:50All your fine words about fighting for the oppressed,
06:52and you took a false horn.
06:54Your speech.
06:58Your speech.
06:58Your speech.
07:08How do I know you won't know, De Grey's?
07:11You don't.
07:12Look at what they've done to him.
07:35Look at what they've done to him.
07:39He stood against us.
07:47Thanks to the brave actions of our comrades last night,
07:50the mob will come.
07:52A little suggestion, if I may.
07:55Serve him up to the Sparrows!
07:57Unfortunately, his fight is elsewhere.
08:04Oh, yeah.
08:06This Sparrows isn't coming to the road.
08:08Correct.
08:09He is not.
08:10Shit.
08:12He might have mentioned we'd be fighting without him.
08:15We have all we need, comrade.
08:17Weapons in our hands.
08:20Courage in our hearts.
08:21And the attention of the bull.
08:25So what happens now?
08:27That rabble will soon overwhelm the police,
08:33and storm through into their own.
08:37But how do we stop them?
08:39There's so many.
08:41We don't want to stop them.
08:44We will let them come.
08:47Offer no resistance.
08:50Until they reach here.
08:53Where we will open fire and kill them all.
08:55If they get that far, they'll tear the row apart.
09:01If we want to defeat our enemies,
09:04we must be willing to make the greater sacrifice.
09:08Listen, it'll work better in Oberon Square.
09:14Your plan, just like you said.
09:17There are more places to hide,
09:19more cover to shoot from.
09:21We can pick them up from all sides.
09:22Only if the mob move in that direction.
09:28Those men outside, they're not looking for you.
09:30They're looking for the ones who firebombed their friends.
09:33Go on, Zizuka.
09:39They will come there, just like you said.
09:41But then I show myself.
09:44Let them chase me right into your trap.
09:47With this plan, our entire victory depends on you.
09:52If you should fail, what if they catch you?
09:57They'll be looking for me, too.
10:04I'll go with her.
10:05We'll draw the bastards right to you.
10:09Where are you going, Critch?
10:39All right, lads, move!
10:48Hold up!
10:50Wait!
10:54Say hello to Beric when you see him.
10:57Bring him up, lads!
10:58Come on, lads!
11:00Bring him up!
11:01Bring him up!
11:04The time is coming, Inspector!
11:09The time is finally coming!
11:14The time is finally coming!
11:14The time is finally coming!
11:39I'll do it.
11:46For Agraeus' sake, I'll read your speech out word for word.
11:50But I have to ask, who wrote this?
11:52Our finest diplomatic minds toil day and night.
11:55Clearly, they have no idea about how to address the Turkish parliament.
11:59It requires a formality.
12:01If I read this out, we're likely to be thrown out
12:02before there's any hope of achieving the peace treaty.
12:04You know best.
12:06You did it in your own words, if you wish.
12:08In my own words?
12:08This is a matter of life and death.
12:30You could refuse the ambassador's request, of course.
12:33A new dawn wouldn't mind.
12:35Then the foreign office said that would be improper.
12:38Hang diplomatic protocol.
12:41It speeds up this rotten business.
12:42I say let the pact in the new dawn
12:44sit and stare each other to death.
12:45It's time.
12:57It's time.
12:59Parliament awaits your address.
13:02Quick, get some water.
13:15Are you all right?
13:18Come on.
13:18Come on, quickly.
13:19Water.
13:22This, this, this, this, my girl.
13:24You have no reason to believe it, but something terrible's about to happen.
13:26What do you mean?
13:26The cast has been exchanging very odd looks with their pact envoy.
13:30I think they're working together.
13:31I think he's new dawn.
13:34I can't believe it's the major fear.
13:36Oh, dreadfully embarrassing.
13:44I apologize for Comrade Imogen.
13:46She seems to fall ill at the most inconvenient moments.
13:49That's all right.
13:50I think we should give the young lady a moment to catch her breath.
13:53That won't be necessary.
13:54We are ready to proceed.
13:55It's time.
14:25Major, dear, I have spent my whole life in the theater, but you are a great performer.
14:41I can tell you, I was completely fooled.
14:46Well, they're exactly how you're implying, Mr. Bellworthy.
14:49A threat to the natural order, an offensive peasant's daydream.
14:54Isn't that what you called them?
14:55Yes, yes, the, uh, the new dawn.
15:06How long have you been working for them?
15:07Fact is finished.
15:24Mr. Bellworthy, everyone knows it.
15:26But my government would rather fight to the last man than sue for peace.
15:33Well, if the war is last, what are you doing here today?
15:36Because I am a patriot, sir, because I don't want to see my country in ruins.
15:45I plan to speak in support of the peace treaty.
15:52Your ambassador will call it treason and you will be executed.
15:55Yes, Lieutenant, I will die with my principles intact.
15:57Surely you can understand.
15:58You're a defender of the faith, Mr. Bellworthy, always have been.
16:05What?
16:06You are a rare breed, Mr. Bellworthy, a decent human being.
16:14If there were only time in a different world, then we might truly have been friends.
16:18But, yes, I am working with the new dawn.
16:23And, yes, I am prepared to risk everything for peace.
16:26So will you stand with me or against me?
16:30I don't know what you have to do.
16:42I don't know what you do.
17:00I don't know what you have to do.
17:30I don't know what you have to do.
17:31I don't know what you have to do.
17:32I don't know what you have to do.
17:33I don't know what you have to do.
17:34I don't know what you have to do.
17:35I don't know what you have to do.
17:36I don't know what you have to do.
17:37I don't know what you have to do.
17:38I don't know what you have to do.
17:39I don't know what you have to do.
17:40I don't know what you have to do.
17:41I don't know what you have to do.
17:42I don't know what you have to do.
17:43I don't know what you have to do.
17:44I don't know what you have to do.
17:45I don't know what you have to do.
17:46I don't know what you have to do.
17:47I don't know what you have to do.
17:48Go!
17:50Go!
18:00Go!
18:02Go!
18:04Catch him!
18:10Sergeant.
18:13Constable.
18:15This takes it too fucking far, Thatch.
18:24You do this, there will be a reckoning.
18:32This is the reckoning, Sergeant.
18:36Don't forget who you are and what they are.
18:45What do you want us to do?
18:50Sergeant.
19:01Open the gate!
19:15Hurt the gate!
19:21What?
19:31What?
19:33Come on!
19:35Yeah!
19:37Come on!
19:40Fuck it!
19:42No!
19:56What the hell?
19:58Out of fucking way!
20:00Come fuck up!
20:06You fucking...
20:08You're going to get a man you fucking didger!
20:10You're going to get a man you fucking didger!
20:12You're going to get a man you fucking didger!
20:14Hey!
20:16Come on!
20:18Hey!
20:20Come on!
20:22Come on!
20:24Get the fuck out of the way!
20:26Come on!
20:28Come on!
20:30Oh shit!
20:32Out of the way!
20:34I'll fix your business!
20:36Come on!
20:38Get it!
20:44Official business!
20:46Are you mad?
20:48You're pointing those things in the wrong direction.
20:52This virus is inside.
20:58At ease.
21:00Sound the alarm!
21:02No!
21:04That's the worst thing you can do.
21:08Where's Randy Milworthy?
21:20He smashed his own!
21:22Give me the fuck out of the way!
21:24Hold it down still, lads!
21:26Hold it down!
21:28Get down!
21:30Get down!
21:32Take me, lads!
21:34Shoot this guy!
21:40Look like you had COLIN!
21:42Get back, lads!
21:44Shoot this guy!
21:48Get out!
21:50Come on!
21:52Come on!
21:54Get out!
21:56Come on!
21:58You fucking morons!
22:02You fucking fervin!
22:05You can't fucking bat!
22:07You can't get out of here!
22:08I'm going to be here somewhere!
22:11Wait.
22:12Let more of them come.
22:14Give me that fucking torch!
22:15Give me that.
22:17Yeah, smoke them out!
22:19I'm going to be here somewhere.
22:21I didn't even see it, boy.
22:24Bernie Doe!
22:26Bernie Doe!
22:28I'm dead!
22:54Ladies and gentlemen, let's proceed.
22:58Let's go.
23:07Phyla, what are you doing here?
23:08I need to keep your eyes on me while I'm talking, all right?
23:10All right.
23:11Major Vare is here.
23:12I know. Major Vare, he told me he's...
23:14The Sparrows.
23:20What did he just say?
23:24The...
23:25Yes, the Sparrows.
23:29Nice.
23:34What do we... what do we do?
23:35The guards will evacuate Parliament.
23:37We just need to buy them time.
23:40What the devil is the villain now?
23:49Major.
23:50What the devil is the villain now?
24:03Major.
24:05For taking the time.
24:07Half physical.
24:08True monster.
24:09All right.
24:10You're dying.
24:15Help me, you're away.
24:20I have a second way!
24:21Oh, my God.
24:51Oh, my God.
25:21Oh, my God.
25:51Oh, my God.
26:20Oh, my God.
26:50I have to go.
26:52Vinny!
26:53Get off me.
26:54No, you lead them away.
26:55Go ahead.
26:56Don't stick to the plan.
26:58Don't abandon us again, Vinny.
27:00Let go of me, Jane, please.
27:03Vinny, please don't do this.
27:05Vinny.
27:05What's Vinny are doing?
27:09Stop!
27:10Vinny!
27:14You fucking crates!
27:16Stop!
27:18No, no, no.
27:22I'm so sorry.
27:23I'm so sorry.
27:24No.
27:24I'm so sorry.
27:25No.
27:25No.
27:25No.
27:25I'm so sorry.
27:27No.
27:32No.
27:38No.
27:38Let's go to hell, let's shoot you out!
27:40They're gonna smack us!
27:49Shit!
28:01Shut up!
28:08Fuck!
28:38No!
28:41Darius?
29:11Paris!
29:41Let's go.
30:11Let's go.
30:41Let's go.
31:11Let's go.
31:41Let's go.
32:11Let's go.
32:12You did it.
32:25Let's go.
32:26Let's go.
32:27Let's go.
32:28Let's go.
32:29Let's go.
32:30Let's go.
32:31Let's go.
32:32Let's go.
32:33Let's go.
32:34Let's go.
32:35Let's go.
32:36Let's go.
32:37Let's go.
32:38Let's go.
32:42Let's go.
32:43Let's go.
32:44Let's go.
32:45Let's go.
32:46Let's go.
32:47Let's go.
32:48Let's go.
32:50Let's go.
32:52Let's go.
32:53Sergeant, we must put an end to this.
33:23What have I done?
33:53You went with your heart.
34:00I've always loved her.
34:05I know.
34:13And I'll always love you.
34:20It will never be over, will it?
34:28Not from me.
34:37Please, don't die trying to starve them.
34:43Please, don't die.
34:55Please, don't die.
35:00Please, don't die.
35:28Parliament's safe!
35:33It's over!
35:36No.
35:39We fight another day.
35:46Hide for now, comrades.
35:49We lost the battle, but not the war.
35:56We lost the battle.
36:06We lost the battle.
36:09We lost the battle, but we wanted to get the battle.
36:11It was a battle.
36:12It was a battle.
36:14Let's go.
36:44Combinate.
36:59You lost.
37:08But their seeds...
37:11have been sold.
37:22She's here!
37:24I have the leader of the New Dawn.
37:27Oh, no!
37:33Oh, no!
37:35Oh, no!
37:37Oh, no.
37:38Oh, no!
37:39Oh, no!
37:44Oh, no!
37:46Oh, no!
37:48Oh...
37:50Oh, no!
37:51Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.
38:21Oh, oh, oh, oh.
38:51Oh, oh, oh, oh.
39:21Oh, oh, oh, oh.
39:31Oh, oh, oh, oh.
39:33Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.
40:35Oh, oh, oh, oh.
40:37Oh, oh, oh, oh.
40:39Oh, oh, oh, oh.
40:41Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.
40:43Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.
40:53What do you think you're doing? That's undermined two hours of work.
40:59Gracias.
41:23Why am I standing here?
41:41I was told he would never accept a half-fay chancellor.
41:45I was sure that the so-called birthright of Absalom Breakspear's eldest son didn't apply to me.
42:03So thank you for the honor.
42:07But we should be honest.
42:10You see a human man, raised.
42:15Conditioned by institutions that enforce your values.
42:23Burgish schools, the army, police.
42:29What you don't see are the scars on my back.
42:39Where my wings were mutilated and stolen.
42:45So it's easy for you to ignore that part of me you hate.
42:53The part of me your institutions taught me to hate.
42:57It never felt right hiding what I was.
43:08Just so that I could enjoy the privileges of being a human man.
43:14While others like me were being persecuted.
43:17Persecuted, persecuted even by me.
43:24I suppose that makes me your ideal candidate.
43:28A self-loathing fae who won't really change anything.
43:33And that's the point, isn't it?
43:39You've no intention of changing.
43:41You have far too much invested in keeping things exactly the way they are.
43:46But you underestimate all fae folk.
43:52We are a people who know how to change.
43:59If I'd understood that about myself, if I'd been able to change sooner,
44:03maybe I wouldn't have had to lose the love of my life.
44:06She deserves better than me.
44:14So do all fae folk.
44:17They have as much right to sit here as any of you.
44:22The next chancellor should have horns.
44:32What?
44:33Or wings.
44:34I'm kidding.
44:35But it won't be me.
44:37I won't be your excuse not to change.
44:41I won't be your excuse not to change.
44:52I won't be your excuse not to change.
45:43It shows every flaw.
45:50It's magnificent.
46:13It's beautiful.
46:43It's beautiful.
47:13It's beautiful.
47:43It's beautiful.
48:13It's beautiful.
48:43It's beautiful.
49:13It's beautiful.
49:43It's beautiful.
50:13Would it have made you any less of a prick?
50:16Of course.
50:19To your face.
50:20Yes, look, I know.
50:41But it was a good show.
50:42But it was a good show.
50:43It was.
50:44Philo.
50:49Did you ever dream of seeing this?
50:54Peace on the road.
50:55Peace.
50:57And for how long, I wonder.
51:00Well, things are changing, but you're right, a little bit slowly.
51:04I mean, how long would you say, I mean, I mean, how long will it be?
51:08elected to Parliament you know I did dream that it would be you meeting the
51:15charge I think you would have made a very good Chancellor no it would have
51:22made an interesting tale for your theater and it's time we wrote different
51:28stories around here yeah no no it's entirely right it's the kind of thing
51:32your mother would say I can hear her voice she'd be proud of you
51:41you loved her didn't you
51:46I did she loves you back
52:02should have been proud of you too
52:06well so much for your glittering career in politics what are you going to do go back
52:17to the police or will the next chapter be further afield away from home
52:24what happens next
52:27I suppose we'll have to find out
52:42yeah
52:49yeah
52:56yeah
52:58yeah
52:59yeah
53:03yeah
53:07yeah