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On the death of Pope Innocent VIII in 1492, the 60-year-old Borgia wants the papal tiara at all costs. He Charles VIII of France invades northern Italy on his way to Naples, pledging to depose the Borgian pope if/when he conquers Rome. When Rodrigo Borgia's mistress and his daughter are captured by the French, his palace occupied, the pope retreats to Castel Sant'Angelo. Using the raised monstrance, the pope quiets the cannons and returns to the Vatican. Fearing deposition for simony, he feigns illness, acquiesces to the French taking Naples, bribing Charles with "tribute," gaining time to get assistance from Spain. Charles' soldiers' behavior alienates the Italians, and Europe opposes him because of his success, thus forcing the French to retreat. Borgia family affairs (and "affairs") now take center stage. Starring: Adolfo Celi, Oliver Cotton.
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On the death of Pope Innocent VIII in 1492, the 60-year-old Borgia wants the papal tiara at all costs. He Charles VIII of France invades northern Italy on his way to Naples, pledging to depose the Borgian pope if/when he conquers Rome. When Rodrigo Borgia's mistress and his daughter are captured by the French, his palace occupied, the pope retreats to Castel Sant'Angelo. Using the raised monstrance, the pope quiets the cannons and returns to the Vatican. Fearing deposition for simony, he feigns illness, acquiesces to the French taking Naples, bribing Charles with "tribute," gaining time to get assistance from Spain. Charles' soldiers' behavior alienates the Italians, and Europe opposes him because of his success, thus forcing the French to retreat. Borgia family affairs (and "affairs") now take center stage. Starring: Adolfo Celi, Oliver Cotton.
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01:00Your sins with rivers of tears, your sins, O Italy, your sins, O Rome.
01:07The devil may cry out in rage, yet shall he be driven from the shadow of the holy chair.
01:13The avenging sword shall descend upon those who have offended and who glory in their offense.
01:18The trial and tribulations come amongst us, and there shall be swords in our fields and a plight on the harvest.
01:29Get awake! Arise, ye people!
01:32The servant of the Lord is here!
01:36The servant of the Lord has come to punish those false priests, who preach against greed but benefit by it,
01:45who impose fasting on the hungry but stock their own bellies like butchers.
01:50You who wear rags, you have seen these Pharisees, their miters of gold and precious stones,
02:01their vespers of silk, their gloves of fine goldskin.
02:05You have heard them, the friends castigate, but you have seen the wantons and the concubines that warm their beds.
02:15You're ready.
02:37The road is still open.
02:39Why may I not stay in Rome? I want to stay.
02:42Julia, hold your tongue.
02:43Giovanni, you know what you must do.
02:46You've written it to me. It's all written clearly.
02:48Yes, of course, your holiness.
02:49Well, then, no more to be said.
02:51Holiness, if I may not join my kinsmen, I too wish to stay in Rome.
02:54So you may crawl on your knees before the French?
02:57Your uncle Ascarnio?
02:58I say, Nicolato, would you must find a spell?
03:00No! No, holiness, he plots to kill me.
03:02No one needs to kill you, but we wish.
03:05We have commanded you to escort these ladies to Pesaro until it is safe to return.
03:10Not I. I shall stay here.
03:12Julia!
03:12Pretty Julia, do you truly wish to be ravaged by the French?
03:17Holiness, I beg you, my duty applies to me to...
03:19Duty?
03:21You would instruct us on that.
03:23Your duty to own his force is to obey.
03:26No more.
03:26But my uncle Ascarnio tells me that...
03:27And...
03:28We know what your uncle has been telling you.
03:31And all your thoughts are bruised.
03:33You must spy upon us and betray us.
03:36Do you think you have not read the letters?
03:37Holiness...
03:38Let the false dad.
03:39Why?
03:40Why do you say that now?
03:42Holiness, what does he mean?
03:43He'd share a cell with his uncle Ascarnio.
03:46A cell?
03:47Jesus!
03:47Jesus!
03:47What?
03:48He's very...
03:48He's very...
03:49And he's...
03:50Juliana.
03:51And focusing...
03:51Julian.
03:52Regina.
04:10And Julia.
04:22Madonna Triana.
04:24Yes, Holiness.
04:26You have my eyes, my heart.
04:29Guard them.
04:31Keep them.
04:33Keep them safe.
04:35Now go, all of you.
04:38And God go with you.
04:41But remember, an old man who loves you,
04:44and write to me.
04:47Giovanni, you may carry the bird.
04:55You see?
04:57She treats me like a miserable husband.
04:59No, I'll not go!
05:01Husband, you will take us to Pesaro,
05:03as you'd love me, Giovanni.
05:05We'll be safe there from the French
05:07and in time for the carnival.
05:09With hand and heart,
05:11I promise you we'll be happy there.
05:13Of course you will.
05:15As she told you why,
05:17you have our permission at last.
05:19You may now consummate your marriage.
05:23I have to ask you myself.
05:25I can't give you a chance.
05:27We'll be happy with him.
05:29You might come.
05:30Now, you will be happy with me.
05:32I'll be happy with him.
05:40Would you never miss it?
05:43Must we always have this saracen at our skirts?
05:45Poor Prince Jem.
05:47He's your brother's friend.
05:49And that reminds me of Juan.
05:51And me.
05:53No more than that.
05:55I've written to the Sultan that he may persuade Venice to help us.
05:59I told him that if the French defeat us, they will then declare a crusade
06:04to unseat him and place Prince Jem on the Ottoman throne.
06:08A bold lie.
06:10What would the Sultan answer?
06:12How else?
06:13As a faithless Muslim, he would pay 300,000 ducats
06:17to hear his brother Jem was dead.
06:32His Majesty King Charles VIII of France has entered Italy
06:37with a prodigious army of horse and foot,
06:42declaring that he has come to secure his right to the throne of Naples.
06:46And all roads to that kingdom pass through Rome.
06:50And the king has said he will depose the pope if he defies him
06:53and obstinately supports the Spanish claim to Naples.
06:58All Rome is thus darkened by a great fear,
07:01and many, including those closest to his holiness,
07:04are deserting the city here.
07:06How beautiful she is.
07:11Yet a giant only.
07:13She's a whore.
07:16Your sister?
07:18Of course not.
07:21Julia.
07:22You dare!
07:27What's to be done with the Scarnio's fort, sir?
07:38The order has been given.
07:41We will be taken to the Castelson Tanger tonight.
07:44And Delorovere?
07:46So brave.
07:49So brave.
07:52My heart breaks.
07:54Juliano Roderick may run to be king of France.
08:03And return a French pope.
08:06Popes are not created by kings.
08:09History is no precedent in law or practice.
08:14History is the making of precedents,
08:16and ambitious men the makers of history.
08:18It's a mistake to let him go.
08:21If your enemy is about to make a fool of himself,
08:25it's certainly a mistake to prevent it.
08:29I'll tell your guards to take him up with the Scarnio's fort, sir.
08:33Your eminence.
08:37Holiness.
08:39You will not presume upon our authority.
08:42You will walk in our shadow.
08:45As you hold on us, please, yes.
08:52What's to be done with the Scarnio's fort, sir, once we have it?
08:55The plague is fierce in the cells beneath St. Angelo.
08:59No.
09:00It's a prince of the church
09:02that shall be lodged accordingly.
09:06Remember, Cesare,
09:07do not step from my shadow.
09:11Where will you go?
09:19To join the King of France.
09:21Where will you go, Scarnio?
09:24Must I leave Rome, too?
09:26My example does counter it.
09:28One doesn't follow example
09:30without first knowing the precept.
09:31It's implicit.
09:33Do not trust Rodrigo Borgia.
09:34No, I was
09:37very frank with him last night.
09:40I told him that I feared for my life.
09:42Not my life, at least my office.
09:45And he said
09:45that he'd not turn a dog out of his house.
09:48Still less a member of the sacred college.
09:51You believe that?
09:53I'm not a fool, Giuliano.
09:55Foolish, perhaps.
09:56As vice-chancellor of the Holy Church,
10:01should I not be here
10:01to welcome the King of France?
10:03And from a Borgia prison?
10:04If necessary.
10:06No, I'm surprised
10:07you've not seen how
10:08advantageous that might be.
10:11The King hopes for my earliest attendance upon him.
10:16As you hope he may lift you into the Holy Chair.
10:19Deus dispone it, Ascanio.
10:21But do not believe
10:22that you can outwit the King
10:24or me.
10:27No.
10:28As you say, Giuliano,
10:31God disposes.
10:33And indeed,
10:34at 10 o'clock this night,
10:36Cardinal Schwarzer was arrested
10:37and upon the order of the Pope
10:40was imprisoned in an upper room
10:42of the Vatican Palace.
10:44The guards who took him
10:45say he was not alarmed
10:47and seemed well content.
10:50But other men do daily fear
10:52the arrival of the French,
10:54from whom only God
10:55and the Holy Father may save us.
11:00Is your hold of us satisfied?
11:03First Frenchman to break wind
11:05will rival Joshua's truffets.
11:07For Syria,
11:08these sounds still protective.
11:09Like Judah's goats.
11:12I should leave Rome?
11:14Is that what you propose?
11:18No.
11:19Let the French have the city.
11:20We can hold Castel St. Angelo
11:22until your holiness
11:23recovers his wits
11:24and delivers us.
11:25Are you afraid for me,
11:27Cesare?
11:29No one has yet killed the Pope.
11:31You forget St. Peter.
11:33There's a president for you.
11:35Cesare,
11:36I've had no more than two letters
11:39from Lucrezia.
11:41Have you news?
11:44Julia's overjoyed
11:45because her one-eyed husband
11:46has joined them.
11:47No, she told me
11:48there is no joy in life
11:50without me.
11:52What else would she run?
11:54I'm jealous of her, too.
11:58The French will be
11:59at Civita Vecchia
12:01before Christmas.
12:03Your women are unimportant.
12:05Perhaps yet.
12:12Think of how I suffer
12:13from the love I have for you,
12:16sweet Lucrezia, Lucia.
12:19No father on earth
12:20has such love for his daughter
12:22and none I so cruelly rewarded.
12:26Write to me.
12:27I beseech you,
12:29however briefly,
12:31that I may...
12:32Paul Orsini.
12:41Of Holiness.
12:44Marron!
12:45Why have you come?
12:46Honor demanded it.
12:48Why are you not with your father?
12:50Why are you not in the field
12:52against the French?
12:54Eminence,
12:55remember we were friends
12:56in our childhood.
12:56That I shall.
12:57You may hang by a silken rope.
12:59Why have you come?
13:00Holiness.
13:03My father.
13:05My father has surrendered
13:06his castles and army
13:07to the French
13:07and knelt before their king.
13:11But you,
13:12you my boy,
13:14you could not betray us.
13:16Holiness,
13:17I must follow my father.
13:20But Honor
13:21and my lord,
13:22our one-time French,
13:24you've obliged me to...
13:25But you bastard!
13:26Holiness!
13:26Get it!
13:27Holiness,
13:31in compassion,
13:33I may not desert my family.
13:36No,
13:37you may not.
13:38Then return to them.
13:40Perotto will give you a pass.
13:42No one will stop you.
13:46But tell your father,
13:47tell every Orsini,
13:49we shall not forget,
13:51we shall not forgive.
13:53And upon our certain vengeance,
13:55we pledge our crown,
13:56our lands,
13:58and our life.
14:01Holiness,
14:02go!
14:04Go while you live.
14:07If your Holiness wishes,
14:08I am ready to treat with the French captain
14:10for the release of the Lady Lucrezia
14:11and the others taken with her.
14:14Taken?
14:17Taken with her?
14:18Your Holiness has not heard.
14:22Five days since.
14:23At Vitaebo.
14:42Holy Father!
14:45Sanctidat!
14:46Will you rise now,
14:55my Lord?
14:56They have brought his eminence.
14:59What?
15:00Is it you, my son?
15:02Perotto.
15:04The hour.
15:06Martin,
15:06Your Holiness.
15:08Has the Holy Father
15:08been here all night?
15:10Come,
15:10come,
15:11you must not be on the floor.
15:12Listen to me,
15:13Holy Father.
15:14They brought Cardinal Svosa.
15:16Oh!
15:18Not ignoring my miseries.
15:22What is that noise?
15:25Mr. Evans,
15:25it's not the Padre.
15:35Come,
15:36come,
15:37come!
15:37Come,
15:38come,
15:38come!
15:39Come!
15:40Come,
15:41come!
15:41Come,
15:42come!
15:42Come!
15:43Come!
15:44Come!
15:44Come,
15:46there's blood to your eminence
15:56it's not
15:59don't touch me
16:00never touch me you toad
16:02I had a pope to save conduct
16:16you hear what they're shouting
16:20rovery
16:21advance and rovery
16:23french advance guard of it at the port of the popolo
16:27quarter masters are occupying the cardinal's palaces
16:30they cannot it's impossible
16:31I'll go to them
16:32leave them alone
16:33you want me to lose my head
16:35get out
16:35why have you released the scandal of sports
16:41why
16:42to ask the french
16:44for lucretia
16:45what will you give them
16:47a crown and a shoes
16:48oh everything
16:50oh man
16:50hear me
16:52you must leave the vatican
16:56now
16:57where is his holiness
17:02in the castel sant angelo your majesty
17:04you afraid of her
17:05majesty
17:07he has commanded me to say it is his dearest wish to welcome you to rome
17:12are they the keys to rome
17:14yes majesty
17:15to the porta del popolo
17:16and other gates such as
17:18porta viridaria
17:19porta san sebastiano
17:21tell his holiness
17:27that the humble son of the church
17:29earnestly desires an audience
17:31if i may advise your majesty
17:33until certain matters are resolved
17:34it will be impolitic to me
17:36well monsieur
17:36prader
17:37your majesty wishes to enter sant angelo
17:41we wish his holiness
17:42to leave it
17:44before our gunnels
17:45peck at its walls
17:46tell his holiness
18:03that the french captain will surrender his prisoners
18:06the three thousand dollars
18:08the three thousand ducks
19:10A message, you said?
19:18The king is distressed.
19:22He wants to know why your holiness won't return to the Vatican.
19:26You've been grievously ill.
19:29May I tell his majesty that you've recovered?
19:32God has restored our strength.
19:36Good.
19:38So I may tell him that you have decided to return.
19:41No.
19:43We shall decide nothing until the French stop the mouth of their cannon.
19:46Alas, Holmes, his majesty insists that the bombardment of St. Angelo must continue until you inform him that you do wish to leave.
20:01Would you have the Pope give way, Ascanio?
20:08Goodness, please.
20:09Fear nothing, Ascanio.
20:12We may hear the voice of Christ above that clamor.
20:35Give me your hand.
20:40Let's go.
21:10Let's go.
21:40Let's go.
22:10Now, Ascanio, you may tell the king we shall return to the Vatican.
22:20This is the archiviter.
22:27Yes, your majesty.
22:28I would see him, you said.
22:30No, majesty.
22:31I said...
22:31By magic, perhaps?
22:32Through a stone wall?
22:33I did tell your majesty that it...
22:43Bend down.
22:45Your majesty?
22:46On your hands and knees, you rogue.
22:48There's no one there.
23:10If your majesty would be so gracious, and move a little...
23:14Quiet!
23:16Come.
23:17Hmm.
23:47he's plagued with doubts your holiness but determined to march on Naples his soldiers are
23:59mutinous a few as yet the very noisy they must increase in numbers many are sick with a new
24:08disease which they give to women which they give to women amen amen people very
24:17domino scubiscus juliano robert has declared you a false purpose and thus deposed
24:30what does the king say
24:34sometimes that juliano keeps bad advice but holiness he'll approve your deposition
24:44if you oppose his claims the kingdom of naples what must we do as canyon
24:50well
24:52temporize believe the people are turning against him already
24:58that many who welcome him to italy like the duke of milan
25:03my brother ludovico wants his home to know it was never his wish to see you deposed
25:11don't fight spain in a french cause and spain sending another force to naples
25:17use forces are eager weather vanes but what if the wind doesn't blow as you expect us can you
25:28what if he doesn't sit us your holiness will receive the king
25:35good morning
25:38tomorrow
25:38is it true he has six toes on each foot
25:47your majesty should not uncover himself before us
26:13your holiness please cover your head my son
26:18your holiness is ill
26:39oh there's nothing the chamber is airless so crowded
26:45another room we would be alone
26:47majesty you see i'm an old man weak and defenseless your cannon knock at my door and i answer
26:54you see i'm an old man weak and defenseless your cannon knock at my door and i answer
27:04you see i'm an old man weak and defenseless your cannon knock at my door and i answer
27:11you see i'm an old man weak and defenseless your cannon knock at my door and i answer
27:19what does your majesty require of me
27:21what does your majesty require of me
27:23do you still dispute my claim to naples
27:26do you still dispute my claim to naples
27:27your majesty's bluntness is refreshing
27:30she'll endeavor to match it
27:32you will dispute it
27:33you will dispute it
27:34i am master of italy
27:36i am
27:37my disposition i please
27:38forgive me
27:39i am weaker than i thought
27:40i spent the night upon my knees praying for guidance today
27:44if your majesty would
27:46if your majesty would
27:48a cup of wine
27:51i believe god sent that guidance
28:01for this morning
28:03there was a question in my mind
28:07what question
28:11if you ask our approval of your claim
28:16it must be that you acknowledge us as the earthly vicar of christ
28:21that is not a question holiness
28:24no
28:25there is no question
28:27i hesitate to put it
28:29lest i offend you
28:30however i must
28:34does your majesty dispute my right to be supreme pontiff
28:39it has been disputed
28:43by juliano rober
28:44at ferrara
28:46before a general consul
28:47which then deposed you
28:49alas
28:50i fear juliano as ill advise your majesty
28:54a pope cannot be deposed
28:57by a general consul
28:59yes your majesty
29:00speak plainly
29:02forgive me
29:03an old man's wits are not as sharp as your own
29:06as your own
29:07i mean
29:08the convocation at ferrara
29:11had no validity
29:13what
29:14no i'll not believe it
29:17the pope alone
29:18has the power to call a general consul
29:21it was unpardonable
29:23of juliano to abuse your good faith
29:26would you convene such a consul?
29:29would you your majesty?
29:40oh the devil with it then
29:43but i march on naples
29:46you'll not oppose that
29:47your majesty will leave
29:49in my blessing
29:50ah now you think to trick me
29:53you want to be gone from here
29:55i was responding to your majesty noble spirit
30:00you made yourself master of the holy city
30:04now by eternity to god
30:07must surely reveal yourself as the greatest of christian princes
30:13it's true
30:15it's true
30:16it's true
30:17it's true
30:18and when i am master of naples
30:21will you invest me with its crown?
30:24your majesty may be confident that god
30:28will direct our conscience and our duty
30:31in the interest of christendom's greatest prince
30:36no no it's not enough
30:39it's not enough
30:41i have mastered you
30:43yet men will still say
30:45how will they see that you have not outwitted me?
30:50may we suggest twenty new loads of gold
30:55and silver
30:57our tribute
30:59to pay
31:01your brave army
31:03excellent
31:05excellent
31:06and hostages to carry with me
31:08for your
31:09good behavior
31:10so it may seem
31:11that
31:12that saracen
31:13the turk
31:14prince diem
31:18and your son
31:19cesare
31:26as your majesty please
31:30holy father your blessing
31:38benedict
31:41benedict
31:42now go
31:44cesare my son
31:45not yet
31:46Giuliano Rovere has been lodged in my mother's house
31:49do not trouble me without
31:51valioni
31:52eminence
31:53will you
31:54will you take our princely friend outside
32:08now
32:11now
32:12before i go
32:13your word on it
32:14my mother will come to know her
32:16Rovere lives with the king today
32:18and surrenders her house to the sport of the french rear guard
32:21all will be well
32:22will you trust me
32:23will you trust me
32:24it seems i must
32:25it seems i must
32:26my life hangs on your wits
32:28and therefore direct them
32:30you've understood all
32:34the gold and silver
32:36are to be handed to charles upon your release
32:40the chests are properly loaded
32:42most properly
32:44what about the 300,000 ducats our saracen carries on his head
32:52are we to surrender them to charles
32:58lastly
32:59when the french are gone
33:01i shall retire to orvieto
33:05i thank god your holiness will at least save his skin
33:08kneel
33:11kneel
33:13mark this
33:23and remember
33:24our mortality is nothing
33:27for we sit in the eternal chair
33:30we are pope
33:32we are the earthly vicar of christ
33:35and we must serve god
33:38and the church alone
33:40to honor one and maintain the other
33:44we would willingly abandon life
33:47we would offer our sons
33:50as abraham did
33:52isaac
33:53in the land of moriah
33:55and weep tears of joy
33:58if god had called for such sacrifice
34:01but i am also a man
34:07and we would serve god
34:09and my family
34:11for god
34:13had given me them
34:15in charity
34:17christ keep you
34:21chasery my son
34:23chasery my son
34:27to be the king
34:28noble prince
34:29noble prince
34:30hear me
34:31noble prince
34:32hear me
34:33ghost christian prince
34:34charles
34:35hear me
34:36Hear me!
34:38You have abandoned the cleansing of the church!
34:43Rise, ye people!
34:48Rise up in wrath!
34:54Will no one shut out that braying ass?
35:00You, you miserable!
35:03You tell me I must leave Naples?
35:07Your Majesty, I am my father's voice and he tells you.
35:09Tells me?
35:11TELLS ME!
35:14I have done more than Caesar, more than Alexander the Greek.
35:18And I must now retire.
35:20Your Majesty, the people will...
35:22People? What people?
35:25I don't give a fig for your Italian peasants.
35:28I stamp on them!
35:30I walk on them!
35:32Your Majesty...
35:34Tell me the truth!
35:36Your Majesty has heard the truth.
35:38We may no longer depend upon the support of the people here.
35:41The behavior of your Majesty's soldiers...
35:43They loop, they rape, I know, I know.
35:45And are greatly weakened by sickness.
35:47You Italians fighting the bodies of your women!
35:50Your Majesty's army brought the sickness!
35:52You lie!
35:54All Italians are filthy lying animals!
35:58De La Roche!
35:59Ill disposed men profit by our adversity.
36:03Majesty, with respect.
36:05There is not one Prince in Italy we now rely upon.
36:09I know about their only league.
36:13It's the work of that devil Pope.
36:15We should retire to Rome or beyond before a Spanish army stands between us and France.
36:20Spain!
36:21He tricked me, that Spaniard, that Catalan bull!
36:26Your Majesty...
36:27And you!
36:28All you wanted was his shoes!
36:31May I respectfully remind your Majesty that you hold a Chesory Borgia.
36:39And by that the arm and the will of Rodrigo.
36:50Where is the bullcalf?
37:09What do we have?
37:10What are you trying to put in?
37:11What do we have for you?
37:12These bullets are done.
37:13What are these?
37:14What's your Yahweh wanna be the việc insteadãn?
37:15What are you trying to put here and establish hacemos?
37:16Come on.
37:22How are you trying to get any Buying Muarts on the прис Image bonus?
37:25Come on ben if you give me your wife some rumen to your monks!
37:27Clothe it!
37:28Who are you trying to buy?
37:29Let's believe that these вызodie...
37:32You wanted to get them a bunch to diese ways!
37:34True!
37:35Man.
37:36There has become a prior Defense Company.
37:37And still,ятель, they basked.
37:38you never bathe you pig horses are there well hidden as he promised where do we ride far
37:53my lord you may keep my clothes
37:59no
38:03well
38:27what did you find your majesty was right the hawk has flown that tribute you don't
38:34you open the chest the gold was there no majesty stones and some books of timber
38:41priest
38:46you priest you
38:53god be thanked for your safe return
39:12they are all gone john paul all your holiness save for a garbage the king left to protect
39:20the vatican against the mob the way is now open for your holiness to return and cardinal robbery gone to your holiness with the french having first
39:33well my son having first declared publicly that there is no pope
39:40we shall see what of your senes fathers and sons in their castles and defying your holiness send me against them
39:54if i want to return to rome i must have new clothes tell your husband to buy them if you can find him or he you with one eye
40:03he's more of a man than you with an empty codpiece
40:06ask your sister if her husband keeps more there than a roll of linen
40:10the evening air is chill
40:13shall go inside
40:16is it not too soon for bedding
40:18there shall be a family again
40:29i've said for your brothers
40:31one comes from spain
40:33and little joffrey will bring his bride
40:35from the south
40:36is sancha is beautiful as they say
40:40i care not
40:42who will take the field against the orsini
40:45and not to be questioners of all that
40:50well not bow to brother juan
40:53where was he when the french came calling
40:55where his duty and our will obliged him to be
41:00and i was here
41:01putting marrow into your trembling backbone
41:04your eminence will not
41:08you will accept our authority
41:10in all matters of the church
41:13swear swear to it
41:21cesare no
41:25sweet brother
41:29please
41:31so be it
41:41if your holiness please
41:45my heart
41:49bleeds salt tears
41:51when we quarrel
41:53but we are too spanish
41:55all of us
41:56our blood is too hot
41:58but we are gorgeous
42:00one family
42:02one head
42:03one heart
42:04is that not so my son
42:07i've got two fathers in one flesh
42:13one spiritual
42:15and one temporal
42:17of which may i ask a favor
42:20cesare
42:24when the family is in rome again
42:26which of you will come with me to my mother's house
42:30mother
42:40mother
42:42mother
42:44who did this
42:57the french unrover his orders
42:59rovery
43:01my good husband tried to speak
43:06no praise be to god but sorely wounded
43:10we have not blood enough to wash it clean
43:12we have not blood enough to wash it clean
43:14you gave me your word she'd be safe
43:18you gave me your word she'd be safe
43:26without venata
43:28we rejoice to see you again
43:30i prayed your holiness would one day come
43:33great love i have for you
43:36i'm a poor sinner venata
43:38never deserved your love
43:40still less your prayers
43:42still less your prayers
43:44my lord
43:46take what you need of the spanish guard
43:48and let them bathe their feet in the blood of every french soldier
43:50and left him wrong
43:52yes my friend rather than face me again
43:54you'll hang yourself from the walls of saint angelo
43:56as your eminence desires
44:00you go with him
44:02see it's well done
44:04what will give you the greatest happiness venata
44:08i have it now
44:10your holiness safe and in Rome again
44:12no more
44:14what more
44:16our sons together
44:18under your roof
44:20Joffrey too
44:22of course
44:24you smile
44:26with joy that you acknowledge him as your son
44:30why not
44:32it's long been politic to do so
44:36is it not also the truth rodrigo
44:38you remember the night he was conceived
44:46you deserved a nobler house than this
44:48we shall build it for you
44:50those foolish men have but reminded us of that duty
44:54and should be rewarded for it
44:56and should be rewarded for it
45:02a score were killed holiness
45:04four more alike to die of their wounds
45:06so many
45:08and three of the spanish guard were slain
45:10by those french men who resisted
45:12you
45:14your holiness
45:16god have mercy upon your wretched soul
45:18my lord
45:20we leave you to that mercy
45:22and to the torment of your conscience
45:24you may live you may go
45:26but if you not be gone
45:28if you have seen him Rome again
45:30if you have seen him Rome again
45:32your life is forfeited to the meanest man
45:34who wishes to take it
45:38come senor
45:40you
45:58there is blood on your hands
46:00will you wipe it on christ's vestments
46:02they despoiled my mother's house
46:04and called her a whore
46:06and poor gem
46:08a muslim who drank wine
46:10in breach of his faith
46:12and no doubt died of remorse
46:14your brother's friend
46:16removed so lightly
46:18thus adding weight to your purse
46:20ask yourself if my brother Juan
46:22can be so resolute in your service
46:24ask yourself if my brother Juan
46:26can be so resolute in your service
46:50I'm bored
46:52I want to dance
46:54tell me
46:56is it bawdy
46:58of bawdy
47:00what do you know of bawds
47:02less than he may know of boys
47:04you witch
47:06you old witch
47:08oh she teases you joffrey
47:10I will not be teased
47:12I will hear what
47:14what could you do
47:16I will not be teased
47:18I will hear what
47:20what compliment
47:21it was such a wife
47:22for Sanchez
47:24see how she does
47:26sir
47:27I knew it
47:28it is bawdy
47:29tell me
47:30ah you've enough conceit
47:32jeez you tell him and be done
47:34are you impatient too brother
47:38as a man might be with the evoing blast
47:40are you impatient too brother
47:42as a man might be with the evoing blast
47:46poor chaser
47:48you need not pity me brother
47:52no only him who pleased me
47:54and thereby offended you
47:56have you not found another to hold your hand
47:58what have I had
48:00would your eminence wish to take wine with him
48:02well
48:03may we not hear the compliment
48:05indeed
48:06may we not
48:07tell me tell me
48:08it was nothing
48:09it was nothing
48:10but since you appear to have reached manhood overnight
48:14Sanchez must have helped you grow in others
48:16oh
48:18it's a bawdy change of it
48:20well
48:21it's the best our soldier brother can contrive
48:24where did you learn the art of war?
48:27in a spanish pordello
48:28and you?
48:30theology from your spanish cutthroat perhaps?
48:33i could feel your arm with straw and freedom
48:35mind you captain
48:37you question the holy father's decision
48:41he's not infallible
48:43what decision?
48:47to send me against your seniors
48:51your judgment
48:53then unfrock me
49:01then unfrock me
49:15humiliate me
49:21my brother joffrey's glass is empty
49:31see that there remains four
49:47do you please my brother joffrey
49:49what should please him your eminence?
49:52toys wherever his diversion
49:54then i may not please him at all
50:02is that not so?
50:04i have not seen you at play
50:06and may not
50:12but i will
50:14i may
50:15am i thus to fear you?
50:19love me
50:22love me
50:23as your husband's brother
50:24that i shall
50:25that i shall
50:35are you content?
50:37with all the great content you
50:40i with all that may please a husband's brother
50:42and he's a husband's brother
50:44no
50:50oh
50:52oh
50:58oh
51:03oh
51:04oh
51:05oh
51:08oh
51:09There's some comedy in this.
51:39A comic irony, your eminence, that you should cuckold your brother to spite your father and yet not know.
51:54No doubt the jest obliges you to tell me what it is. I do not know.
52:00Can you release my hair?
52:04The Holy Father has already passed this way before his unholy son.
52:17By the bones of Christ, he is invincible.
52:44Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.
52:47The Holy Father has already passed this way.
52:52The Holy Father has already passed this way.
52:57The Holy Father has already passed this way.
53:02The Holy Father has already passed this way.
53:06The Holy Father has already passed this way.
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