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Lucrezia, confined to a convent, confesses to Cesare (as a priest/cardinal) the identity of her unborn's father. A confrontation with the Pope results in Cesare's arranging the death of a scapegoat. Lucrezia's first husband is required to affirm his impotency to pave the way for her marriage to Alfonzo, with whom she falls in love. Cesare becomes part of an intrigue with Louis, the new king of France who has petitioned the Vatican for annulment of his marriage and a dispensation to marry his brother's widow. Cesare is released from holy orders and allowed to both marry and command an army to assist King Louis in his attempt to subdue Naples and Milan. Meanwhile, Lucrezia is pregnant again and her husband disappears in the night. Starring: Adolfo Celi, Oliver Cotton.
Lucrezia, confined to a convent, confesses to Cesare (as a priest/cardinal) the identity of her unborn's father. A confrontation with the Pope results in Cesare's arranging the death of a scapegoat. Lucrezia's first husband is required to affirm his impotency to pave the way for her marriage to Alfonzo, with whom she falls in love. Cesare becomes part of an intrigue with Louis, the new king of France who has petitioned the Vatican for annulment of his marriage and a dispensation to marry his brother's widow. Cesare is released from holy orders and allowed to both marry and command an army to assist King Louis in his attempt to subdue Naples and Milan. Meanwhile, Lucrezia is pregnant again and her husband disappears in the night. Starring: Adolfo Celi, Oliver Cotton.
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00:00The End
00:30The End
01:00Why has he come?
01:08It may be someone I don't wish to speak to.
01:17If I don't wish to see him, you must send him away.
01:24Lucia!
01:25I must speak with you.
01:32Go away. Leave us alone.
01:35Do as I tell you or my uncle the Pope will have you flogged.
01:43Jesus.
01:43What are you doing here?
01:48Did your...
01:49Did our father send you?
01:51I left Naples yesterday at dawn.
01:53I've come straight here.
01:54So quickly.
01:55I bought some fine new horses.
01:57A splendid Barbary mare.
01:59He was a beautiful...
02:01You crowned King Federico.
02:03And what of his daughter?
02:04Did you like her?
02:05When are you to be married?
02:06Oh, I did.
02:07Sanchez always telling me how beautiful Naples is.
02:14We haven't spoken since one died.
02:21The Orsini's killed him.
02:23It must have been them.
02:24No one else could have wanted.
02:25Well, he was alive.
02:27I envied him, but I would not have killed him because of that.
02:31Oh, listen.
02:32Lucrezia.
02:33You must hear what I've found for you in Naples.
02:35For me?
02:38I've found you a husband.
02:40A husband?
02:42Listen.
02:42Lucrezia.
02:43You were seeking a wife.
02:44The King's daughter, Carlotta.
02:46It's Sanchez's brother.
02:47Alfonso of Aragon.
02:50He's 17.
02:51Handsome.
02:52Full of spirit.
02:54I showed him your picture.
02:55He's burning to marry you.
02:56And the King has agreed.
02:58I can't marry him.
02:59You say that because you're married to Giovanni.
03:02But he's run away.
03:03I cannot marry anyone.
03:04Of course you must marry.
03:06But first you will meet Alfonso.
03:07I can't.
03:11You're going to have a child.
03:14Everything can be arranged.
03:16No one knows of this except the family.
03:18We can force Giovanni to divorce you on grounds of non-consummation.
03:22It's not for myself.
03:24For you want me to marry Alfonso.
03:26It's for your own ambition.
03:28It's for the future of the family.
03:30That is what I think of.
03:32Now that Juan is dead, I have to make new plans for all of us.
03:36Then help me.
03:37How?
03:39How must I help you?
03:43There's no one else I can tell.
03:46I have to make confession and I can't.
03:48Not to the priest who comes.
03:51Suppose I die and go to hell.
03:55Let me confess to you.
03:57I'm not a priest.
03:58You're a cardinal.
03:59I am not a true priest.
04:02There's no one else.
04:05You can hear me.
04:09Bless me, Chathry, for I have sinned.
04:12And I must tell you.
04:16Ask me what I have done.
04:17Tell me what sins you have committed.
04:23Father.
04:25Mia culpa.
04:26Mia culpa.
04:26Mia maxima culpa.
04:30The father of my child will be someone close to me by blood.
04:36I was persuaded to commit this sin.
04:38But I knew.
04:41Sanchez told me.
04:43It was Juan.
04:46Sanchez.
04:48When did she tell you that, Chathry?
04:52When did she tell you?
04:56In Capua.
04:58She came to me when I was ill.
05:00Juan was dead.
05:01Perhaps she thought it didn't matter.
05:05It wasn't Juan.
05:08Sanchez told you that to make you jealous.
05:12To play with you.
05:13You know what she does.
05:16It was not Juan.
05:22So, you see why there was no one I could confess to.
05:27For the family.
05:31Our father.
05:34Who art in hell.
05:36Bless me, Chesley.
05:41I never wanted to be a priest.
05:44You know that.
05:46I could serve you as Juan never did.
05:50How can I be a priest?
05:52I don't believe in God.
05:54Of course you believe in him.
05:56You believe in God as we do.
05:58Because.
05:59Because the sky is blue.
06:01How do you think that argument's absurd, huh?
06:06Too simple for you.
06:08Just imagine if the sky were black.
06:11Or brown.
06:12Or yellow.
06:13It's perfectly possible.
06:15But.
06:16The sky is blue.
06:18The grass is green.
06:20Women are lovely.
06:22And the world is.
06:24Beautiful.
06:24Can't you understand it?
06:28It's as simple as that.
06:30And Juan is dead.
06:36Yes.
06:37Dead.
06:38It's the sins of man.
06:44That spoiled God's handiwork.
06:48Our sins as well.
06:52We promised to reform the courier when Juan was killed.
06:55And Javier.
06:56Yeah.
06:59The commission we appointed.
07:01It hasn't reported yet.
07:03It hasn't reported yet.
07:08Javier, look at me.
07:16There is something in your voice.
07:19We do not like to hear.
07:22Come closer.
07:22What happened with you in Naples?
07:37They tell us you spent two hundred thousand ducats
07:42in the daughter of the Kandalev.
07:48This did not make you happy, huh?
07:50I saw Lucrezia.
07:54When?
07:56On my way here this afternoon.
07:58Did she speak of us?
08:00We sent messages to her begging for her return.
08:03But she refuses.
08:05Time and time again.
08:08How is she?
08:13Why don't you answer?
08:20Can she forgive?
08:43I think she has.
08:45God knows how we have suffered
08:48thinking of her.
08:51But if she forgave us,
08:55God can forgive us too.
09:03And you?
09:06You've no need of my forgiveness.
09:08But I have need of yours.
09:18Bless me, Father.
09:18Don't speak!
09:21We absolve you without confession
09:22for all the sin you have committed.
09:25There are things between us
09:26that should not be spoken
09:28and words make other prisoners
09:30for the love of God.
09:31Jesus, for the love we have for you,
09:33tell us no more!
09:33I thought my brother
09:39was the father of her child.
09:42I knew.
09:45I knew.
09:52You have told us nothing.
09:54He always hated him.
10:05It was our sins
10:07for which he died.
10:09And we were justly punished,
10:13losing our dearest son.
10:15What do you want?
10:30What I've always wanted
10:31is the glory of this world,
10:34not of the next.
10:39Should be the least
10:40from your vows
10:41on our oath.
10:42It shall be done, Cisrael.
10:47Thank you, my father.
10:50I shall talk more tomorrow
10:52when I receive you formally.
10:57Benedito.
11:03Go from us now, Cisrael.
11:05What do you think?
11:16What?
11:18When the child is born,
11:21she will come back to us again.
11:22If the child is born.
11:29Yes.
11:30Yes, there is that.
11:31Also.
11:32Also.
11:35There's no one else
11:36who knows of this.
11:38No, no.
11:40Yes, there is one.
11:41Perotto.
11:44Could be useful.
11:45What do you mean by that?
11:47Cisrael.
11:48What do you mean by that?
11:52We demand to know.
11:55Words make us
11:56they're prisoners.
11:58So you've said.
11:59I refuse to sign.
12:08You are my kinsman.
12:10Or will you force me
12:10to dishonor the house of Swart, sir?
12:15I vow that I have never had
12:17carnal knowledge of my wife,
12:19Lady Lucrezia,
12:20through my incapacity.
12:23You've all betrayed me.
12:25I went to Milan
12:31to my uncle
12:32and begged him
12:33on my knees.
12:35And what did
12:35Ludovico tell you?
12:38He said that
12:38I should make proof
12:39of my virility
12:40here in your castle
12:41in the presence
12:42of a papal legate.
12:43And if I should not
12:44do so with my wife,
12:45then I should use a whore.
12:48Well, he feels the French.
12:49I see it.
12:52Well, no one will help me.
12:53Not you, nor Ludovico.
13:01Well, maybe I
13:02I can do something.
13:06Uh, there is still
13:08the question of the dowry.
13:12Considerable sum,
13:13is it not?
13:1531,000 ducats.
13:1731,000 ducats.
13:20I make no promises.
13:23It's a piece of paper.
13:44The honor of your house
13:46lies in your city
13:48of Pesaro.
13:48Not between your legs.
13:53Hmm?
13:56I have known her.
14:10I've known her
14:11in infinitive times.
14:12Of course.
14:12She's a whore.
14:13Do you know why
14:16the Pope has robbed me?
14:18He wants her for himself.
14:20Oh, I've seen them.
14:21Eyes, lips, fingers.
14:25The devil's torture
14:26in hell.
14:28God, look,
14:29grudging her.
14:31Holy Mary!
14:32Shh, it's all right.
14:37Ah!
14:39Stay down.
14:39Stay down.
14:40Push now.
14:42Ah!
14:43Ah!
14:45Where's my brother?
14:50Where's Jason?
14:51All right?
14:53All right?
14:54All right?
14:55Oh, God.
15:08What are you, Father?
15:13What are you, Father?
15:21What is it?
15:23Mother, Heavenly Mother.
15:24She asked me to deliver it into your hand.
15:37It is well.
15:39Holy Father.
15:41Don Pedro.
15:43Si.
15:44Go now to bed.
15:46You should go to bed.
15:51God bless you.
15:53God bless you, Holy Father.
16:13Get the girl.
16:21No!
16:22No!
16:23No!
16:26Help me!
16:27Si.
16:28No!
16:30My Lord.
16:38Father.
16:40Father.
16:41Why did you hesitate?
16:43The girl.
16:44She screamed.
16:45You knew my sister, Michelotto.
16:46She is avenged.
16:47Her honor is saved.
16:48Ramiro.
16:49You understand the cause?
16:50Yes, my Lord.
16:51The Tiber can wash away his blood.
16:52Without the stain.
16:53See that it is known.
16:54You've heard nothing of it.
16:55Your eminence, I know.
16:56His holiness was greatly distressed.
16:57Of course.
16:58Yeah.
16:59Parato's.
17:00Parato's.
17:01Very deity.
17:02But it appears.
17:03I know his holiness was greatly distressed.
17:04Of course.
17:05Yeah.
17:06Parato's.
17:07Very deity.
17:08But it appears rather too presumptuous with one who lies poorly even closer to his heart.
17:09I'm not certain who your eminence refers to.
17:10No.
17:11No.
17:12No.
17:13No.
17:14No.
17:15No.
17:16No.
17:17No.
17:18No.
17:19No.
17:20No.
17:21No.
17:22No.
17:23No.
17:24No.
17:25No.
17:26No.
17:27No.
17:28No.
17:29No.
17:30No.
17:31No.
17:32No.
17:33No.
17:34No.
17:35No.
17:36No.
17:37No.
17:38Donal of Valencia?
17:40No no no I do not no.
17:43And indeed Mr. Berkeley.
17:46Madonna Lucrezia.
17:48She returns to the Vatican.
17:51And could you not say that there was the least suggestion in her figure?
17:56Of course the Divorce Commission declared her Virgo intacta.
18:02What a miracle.
18:04Her Holiness will be disturbed.
18:07This is no occasion for her appearance.
18:10But Master of Ceremonies there are occasions
18:13of which even the church provides no precedent.
18:23We will proceed without the cross.
18:34Let him who is without sin cast the first stone.
18:47Holy Father.
18:49Let him who is without sin cast the first stone.
19:00Holy Father.
19:02Amen.
19:03Amen.
19:04Amen.
19:05Amen.
19:06Amen.
19:07Amen.
19:08Amen.
19:10Amen.
19:12Amen.
19:13Amen.
19:14Amen.
19:27Amen.
19:28Amen.
19:29Amen.
19:30Oh, what is it?
19:52Urgent business with His Holiness.
19:54It was weak.
19:55Holiness, forgive me.
19:56The messenger has come.
19:57A blessing, my son.
20:03What is the news?
20:05Charles of France is dead.
20:08How?
20:08A beam fell in his palace of Amois.
20:10Killed him instantly.
20:12God have mercy.
20:14He was never fortunate.
20:16This will be fortunate for me.
20:18Ah, yes, for you.
20:20Have patience, Cesar.
20:23Gloria.
20:27Gloria in excelsis Deo, et pax in terra, hominibus boni voluntatis.
20:37Laudamus De.
20:40Benedicis Deo, adoramus Deo, glorificamis Deo.
20:48The loss of His Majesty was a most grievous blow.
20:53We were sincerely touched by it.
20:55Your Holiness.
20:57You should be grateful, my Lord Bishop, if you would convey to Her Greatest Majesty, His
21:03Widow, our profound condolences.
21:05I shall, of course.
21:07Your Holiness, it was on the subject of the late King's widow that His Majesty, King Louis,
21:13has begged me to consult you.
21:16The affair is somewhat delicate.
21:20You may speak in the presence of the Cardinal of Valencia as to ourselves.
21:25Your Holiness.
21:30My Lord King Louis now desires to set aside his wife and marry in her place the late King
21:38Charles's widow.
21:39Your Holiness, he desires these for reasons of state alone.
21:44It is true that Louis' present wife is hideous.
21:47Oh, Your Eminence, I swear that no such carnal matter...
21:50No such matter will influence our judgment.
21:54All to say, a double dispensation would be necessary, both for the annulment of his marriage.
22:03Which is no marriage, Your Holiness, either in the eyes of God or man.
22:06And to allow a second marriage to his kinsman's widow.
22:11These questions would greatly exercise the courier.
22:17Those of Spanish persuasion, we are convinced, will be opposed.
22:23We are bound to Spain, both by blood, by the interest of the Holy Office.
22:29And then my cause is lost?
22:39And mine as well.
22:43Your Holiness may be aware, the Cardinal of Valencia entreated the late King's support in some business of his own without success.
22:52We know that, but...
22:55His Majesty King Louis now advises me he would give support for the return of the Cardinal to the secular state.
23:02And for his marriage to the daughter of the King of Naples.
23:06He is also prepared to grant him the Duchess of Valence.
23:10With a revenue of 20,000 gold francs.
23:12Together with a personal subsidy of 20,000 gold francs per annul.
23:28It's not enough.
23:31You see, my Lord Bishop, how I am opposed.
23:34What more is needed.
23:38His Majesty is determined on this course, and I believe he would agree.
23:43Time.
23:45My Lord Bishop.
23:47Give us a little time.
23:52And we shall speak again.
23:56Your Holiness.
24:04I shall have my army.
24:11Yes.
24:12And you will see what I shall do.
24:16Yes.
24:18I feel it.
24:23I do not think I want to marry.
24:27Not even Alfonso.
24:29Just because he's your bastard brother.
24:32Oh, I have no illusions about Alfonso.
24:35But he is good looking.
24:38And it's possible for a sister to appreciate a brother's looks.
24:42Quite innocently.
24:44Yes, of course.
24:46Although.
24:50What?
24:53Are you not going to tell me?
24:56I think I shall be jealous.
24:58Just a little.
25:00And I never was before.
25:01Not of you.
25:02That was easy.
25:03You never had a cause.
25:04As I did.
25:06Because of Cesare.
25:08Cesare cares nothing for me.
25:10I'm his whore.
25:12It's you he loves.
25:14Why do you say that?
25:16I really see no reason for you, Borgias, to marry anyone except each other.
25:24Sanchez.
25:25When you went to see Cesare in Capua, what did you tell him?
25:34Cesare in Capua?
25:36Oh, he thought he had the pox.
25:38We went to bed together and it cured him.
25:41Why?
25:42What did he tell you?
25:44Nothing.
25:45What a pretty little face.
25:47What a pretty little face.
25:49Your waist is just as slender as it was before.
25:54In Naples, I had three toreros all in one night and they couldn't make me pregnant.
25:58I must be barren.
26:00Then you're very fortunate.
26:03Was it terrible?
26:06When Alfonso takes you to bed, you'll forget all that.
26:10Oh, Lucrezia.
26:12Giovanni gave you nothing.
26:14And there's so much.
26:16More than I could teach you.
26:19Wait.
26:21Wait till you see Alfonso.
26:24He's here.
26:26Where is he?
26:27Where is Lucrezia?
26:28They should have told us.
26:30You said it must be a secret.
26:32Is your hair washed?
26:33At least you have the pearls.
26:35King Federico has given him the title of Hugo Bizet.
26:39You shall be Dutchess.
26:40Their horses are in the yard.
26:42Oh, let me see.
27:06He has such a lot.
27:08I know he has her eyes.
27:11You will be blessed.
27:12Are you proud to see your daughter?
27:38Now that her lover is dead.
27:50Where is the child?
27:53At the wet nurse.
27:54One who might choose him.
27:57How was it called?
27:59We called him Giovanni.
28:02Why, Giovanni.
28:06Why?
28:06What else?
28:08What her husband's name?
28:09The unicorn is Gemma, Chasaray.
28:25It means chastity.
28:28Did you know?
28:31Fidelity.
29:01I'm not going to be here.
29:17Attach!
29:18There will be no allowance this time.
29:24Look, they can scarcely wait.
29:27Let me see!
29:34Let me see!
29:42Out!
29:45Out!
29:46It's done!
29:51Stay here.
29:55It's a great.
29:58While I live, she stays around.
30:11The unicorn is gentle, Cheswick.
30:14It means chastised.
30:17Did you know?
30:34Reverend Monsignors, I never wished to be a priest, nor did I take the sacred orders for any other reason than the fear and the respect with which I held my father, by whom I'm a servant.
30:39nor did I take the sacred orders
30:43for any other reason than the fear
30:46and the respect with which I held my father
30:49by whom I was compelled
30:52but I admit that my admission to the college
30:55was made on the commission's findings
30:56that I was the son of one Domenico da Rignano
31:00which is now known to be untrue
31:04and as I have confessed
31:08I was envious of my brother Juan
31:13who was made the Duke of Gandia
31:15and I felt hatred in my heart this time
31:19wishing like him to be a soldier
31:22and not a priest
31:23for all these reasons
31:27it is against my conscience
31:31that I should remain a member of this sacred college
31:34and I appeal to you
31:38to release me from the false vows
31:40which I have sworn
31:41by general consent
31:50their eminences agree to refer this matter
31:53to our holy father
31:55the holy father will take such action
31:59as he deems fitting
32:00I am released
32:08I am released
32:12I am released
32:16no longer cardinal of the valentino
32:34but you for valentino
32:37valentia
32:39valentino
32:41did you see that?
32:59yes I saw
33:01yes I saw
33:01yes I saw
33:01yes I saw
33:02yes I saw
33:03your valentino
33:04oh Chesere will be so splendid when he goes to France
33:10he's ordered a new sword
33:12and yesterday he killed eight bulls at the bull fight
33:16he was almost down then
33:23in Naples I saw Miguel Alvarez
33:26killed 14 bulls in a single afternoon
33:29Naples
33:30you and Alfonso are always talking about Naples
33:34look he's falling
33:35Chesere
33:36Chesere
33:37Chesere
33:39Chesere
33:43Chesere, are you hurt?
33:45in the shoulder
33:46Naples I saw a hundred riders fall off two hundred horses in a single afternoon
33:50it's funny
33:52forgive me I missed a joke
33:54yes you were falling off a horse
33:56you were
33:57it's better to fall off a horse and be gored by a bull
33:59such a blaze of splendor
34:11and it's such a cough
34:15the French court will be compelled to greet you as a great prince
34:21the work on this
34:26is exquisite
34:29beautiful
34:32more naked girls
34:35than Lucrezia's wedding
34:36sacrificing to a bull
34:40of course
34:42of course
34:42there are scenes representing the triumphs of Caesar
34:44don't say that
34:47your Spanish name
34:49and here you cross the rubicon
34:58and here you cross the rubicon
34:58the acta is thalia
35:01the dice cast
35:03Caesar was murdered
35:07when he began to think himself a god
35:10you should remember that
35:12I've never wished to be a god
35:13god gives us pestilence on the parks
35:15he made the world
35:18but men can master it
35:20like Caesar
35:22I shall conquer
35:23my will is set against the fates
35:25and one day
35:28I shall die
35:29by the knife
35:30or by his grace
35:32it makes no matter
35:33what I do
35:35is the immortal part of me
35:37all else is dust
35:39for me
35:41and Caesar
35:43God will go with you
35:47whether you choose or not
35:50but
35:54be careful of the French
35:57Louis is not a fool
35:59as Charles was
36:00it so seems now to favor us
36:03but it may not be so
36:05when he has served his need
36:08here is the bull of this princess
36:16that allows marriage
36:18to Hannah Brittany
36:19here is my letter
36:20commending you to him
36:23perhaps we should have waited
36:28he promised to obtain
36:31for you King Federico's consent
36:33to offer you his daughter's hand
36:35and yet
36:38I have crossed my Rubicon
36:40I cannot wait now
36:43you never could
36:47when you see Federico's daughter
36:51at the French court
36:52see you inspire her
36:54with the same impatience
36:55goodbye
36:58holy father
36:59Benedict my son
37:02the future of the house of Borgia
37:06is in your hands
37:08so remember
37:10I have a Spanish heart
37:13still
37:14I cannot trust the French
37:17we need trust no one
37:19once I have my army
37:23no one but ourselves
37:26farewell
37:28don't Cesar
37:31well
37:31isn't he splendid
37:51m
38:01I
38:05I
38:06I
38:07and
38:08I
38:08and
38:10I
38:14and
38:21cardinal reverie your majesty the little duke of valentinois is taking his time but i fear it is
38:47a number of his escort which is the latest appearance your majesty should understand
38:52that duke valentino is spanish but his habits are italian but too often we make a display of
38:57our importance with an outward show in france your majesty's example is rightly followed
39:04it is the man you measure not his clothes they say he has brought a privy for his personal use
39:10with chambers of finest silver i suppose when he makes water it is pure gold
39:17so
39:38well
39:47Welcome to Duke of Valentino.
39:53You may approach.
40:03Majesty.
40:05Welcome to our court at Chinon.
40:08You know his eminence.
40:11Of all.
40:12Your eminence.
40:13Excellent.
40:15You have lost your tonsure, but none of the respect I held for you.
40:18I'm sure.
40:19His eminence has been most diligent as an ambassador of the Holy Father.
40:25I trust, my lord Duke, you have brought with you the dispensation that we seek.
40:30Our eyes are eager for it.
40:31As is his holiness to hear news from your majesty of Naples.
40:36We have urged your marriage to Don Federico's daughter strongly.
40:41But his holiness will understand.
40:42Fair ladies cannot always be persuaded by others' counsel.
40:47The appearance of a suitor may do much more.
40:51And Duke Valentino's appearance is certainly eloquent.
40:54But appearance is made to see.
40:56As my lord knows.
40:59Two faces.
41:00You accuse us, Monsignor, of turning two faces to the world.
41:04Father, I'm not accusing you of...
41:05And look at him.
41:06I only wish to...
41:07Holy Father.
41:07I know very well what's going on here.
41:11You have been reminded him that his mother was his forza.
41:15Or rather, his mother would have been his forza...
41:18If his dear father, who was without his slightest question, the most cruel, the most vicious, and above all, the most vulgar person who has ever lived.
41:28If he had not chosen to propagate this fine young man, my son-in-law, not from the Sforza stock, but on the body of a hawk, the Sforza of Milan, and the Aragonese of Naples, brigands and whores!
41:50Holy Father, these are false accusations!
41:52I'm sorry, Holy Father, if I've offended you.
41:59Offended me?
42:01It was fortunate for you, and for you, Alfonso.
42:04The Cheser is far away in France.
42:06You know him well.
42:08Yes, it's true.
42:09The Duke Valentino is a most vigorous young man.
42:13Well practiced in the use of arms, horses, leaping, all athletics.
42:19But believe me, believe me, Holy Father, believe me.
42:25Louis of France wants him simply for his own designs.
42:29And you should, you must warn Chesery not to aim so high as he may do this time, that in his falling he may break your bones.
42:36You must place your trust, not in barbarians, but in those whom, in your inmost heart, I believe, you could trust in Spain and in Milan.
42:49That is true often more than threats.
42:50I am not threatening you.
42:51Have you been threatened?
42:53Threatened?
42:55The envoys of Spain and Portugal accused us of purchasing the papacy.
43:02They threatened to call a general counsel to have us deposed.
43:05And you know what more?
43:08They dare to tell us the death of one was a divine justitement for our sins.
43:17But God, God has given us another son to bear our name.
43:21I notice he hasn't blessed the house of Spain with any issue.
43:27To ask God gifts and takes away.
43:31But a good Catholic king gets nothing.
43:33Oh, forgive me.
43:38What do you want, wretched boy?
43:40He's no sign of mine.
43:43Don't hover at the door.
43:45I'm sorry, Holy Father, if you're on your way to the Basilica.
43:48You want more money, huh?
43:50On your wife wants money.
43:53Sancha, the sister.
43:56The whore of Naples.
43:58Stay where you are.
43:59You're full of good advice, all of you.
44:06Let me give some to you, Alfonso.
44:11Tell your uncle, Dom Federico, that our patience is at an end.
44:18Let him send word to France and instruct his daughter, Carlotta,
44:22that tend the virgin that we shall wait no more.
44:26You will have one last chance to yield her to Cesare.
44:31And if she will not...
44:36Then we are cheated.
44:41Oh, Virgo Maria.
44:43I want him.
44:47It's true.
44:49It's true, Escanim.
44:51The French are barbarians.
44:53You should not yield too much.
44:58No doubt in your talks together,
45:00you have told the Princess Carlotta much of the glories of Rome.
45:03I have never been there.
45:05The ancient ruins, so I'm advised, are quite magnificent.
45:08They speak to us of the wisdom and the nobility,
45:13the skill of ancient days.
45:16No one should die till they have seen the Forum Magnum, the Colosseum.
45:22I do not think, my dear, that you have ever been to Rome.
45:25No.
45:27No.
45:31Your Excellency, did you wish for anything?
45:32Yes.
45:35My answer.
45:38Perhaps this was not worth another place.
45:39Your Majesty promised it would be tonight.
45:42And then there are the modern splendors of the ancient city,
45:45the palaces of noble families.
45:47Well.
45:55My dear, she seems upset.
45:58I will go to work.
45:59If His Excellency will allow.
46:13The Princess is devoted to Her Majesty.
46:15Young girls seem to think that,
46:18well, no change.
46:22The Majesty is mistaken.
46:24How?
46:26There has been a change.
46:29Since I came to Chenault two months ago,
46:31Your Majesty has married the Queen.
46:35Which you could not have done
46:36without the dispensation from His Holiness,
46:38which I delivered to you.
46:41And for which I have had nothing in return.
46:44But my shame.
46:46This is unfortunate, sir.
46:51It may be you were wrong to think of her.
46:55Wrong to think of Naples.
46:57In my own case, it is Milan.
47:01I'm so determined I shall take Milan
47:03that I forget other things.
47:07But in the long run,
47:08we cannot forget that Naples belongs to us.
47:13Through our House of Anjou.
47:16And for me?
47:18You must have considered the papal cities,
47:20the Romagna.
47:21Bologna, Rimini, Folli, Bezzaro.
47:27For such strongholds,
47:29I should need more than an army.
47:32I should need artillery.
47:34Which we have.
47:36The cost of enlisting the services of Conditieri.
47:39Which could be met.
47:40You see, we have not forgotten.
47:43We made a promise to His Holiness.
47:45To secure a princess.
47:46If it would not insult you to consider
47:49someone instead...
47:52A princess?
47:54The daughter of a great and noble Duke.
47:58Do I know her?
48:00Come and see.
48:01There, dressed in green.
48:13She's 16.
48:15Her father is Duke of Guyane,
48:18carton of Drepontievre and Perigot,
48:20vikant of Limoges and the Lord of Havain.
48:24Her mother is a kinswoman to the Queen.
48:26I believe matters could be arranged.
48:28She's called the loveliest daughter of France.
48:35I should want an army
48:37of 900 lances
48:39and 20,000 heavy cavalry.
48:43You would take Milan with me.
48:46After which I would invest you
48:48with the Lordship of Asti.
48:50And you would obtain free passage
48:52for our forces to enter Naples
48:54and assist us in its reconquests.
48:56Naples
49:02and Milan
49:05for the people's dance.
49:10And she's pretty.
49:11A king told my father in his letter
49:23that Chesery had performed even better
49:25than he himself when he married the Queen.
49:28He enjoyed Charlotte twice before supper
49:30and six times at night.
49:33he's so strong
49:35nothing would matter to him.
49:38And they say
49:39they say she's very pretty.
49:47Am I always talking of Chesery?
49:50That's what Giovanni used to say.
49:52Now you are talking about Giovanni.
49:55Yes.
49:57But twice before supper
49:59and six times at night.
50:01has my belly grown too big?
50:08Is that it?
50:09Perhaps you'd rather I was a boy.
50:12No.
50:13That is your brother Geoffrey.
50:14My kinsman Ascanio's fortress left Rome
50:21to go hunting.
50:24Has he run away?
50:26No.
50:27Because he's afraid.
50:28He's afraid of Chesery and the French.
50:31Has he gone to Milan?
50:31No.
50:32He's gone hunting.
50:35Giovanni ran away.
50:37But I didn't mind that
50:38because I didn't love him.
50:41Oh.
50:43I didn't mean to talk about Giovanni again.
50:46Or about Chesery.
50:49Oh Alfonso.
51:01My lord.
51:09My lord.
51:13You rose without telling me.
51:16Where are you going?
51:18We shall take some herons.
51:20And return home again?
51:26I.
51:28I trust you have good sport.
51:31Come.
51:39Farewell my lord.
51:58She knows that you have sent your daughter to Leon.
52:00where you will meet the king.
52:05You keep yourself a man apart my lord.
52:08even from your wife.
52:10It's the mercy of God, Michalotto.
52:13Oh, you do not wish to see her tears.
52:15That's the reason.
52:16But I from Milan
52:17shall I cry then
52:19with its family.
52:23She watches you still.
52:26I am as merciful as God, Michalotto.
52:29And as cruel.
52:32You cannot make men love you
52:33as they love God.
52:35No.
52:36You cannot make men.
52:57Father, my lady, give me my gown, be quick.
53:06Oh, Ralf Ponson, father, father, father, let me pass.
53:27Child, what's the matter? What's happened?
53:31Alfonso's gone. He's run away.
53:34But are you sure?
53:36Yes.
53:38I love him so much. You must make him come back to me.
53:43Oh, please, make him come back to me.
53:46I shall, I shall.
53:49Oh, Lucretia, Lucia, my child.
53:52They shall bring him back or kill him.
53:55No, I love him.
53:57You love him. This child is in your womb.
54:00Hallelujah. Hallelujah.
54:04What do you want?
54:06Your son, my devoted husband, has been wounded in a street brawl.
54:11His servant has just returned. Your Holiness.
54:14The patrol took him to San Angelo. They've put him under lock and key.
54:17Holy Father, we have gone down by the river, by the dead of the Pizzani.
54:21Waiting to pick up boys.
54:23Is he badly wounded?
54:25In the flesh, Holy Father. Some blood was drawn.
54:28He begs your Holiness to order his release from the castle.
54:31I can't do no harm there. He is no son of mine.
54:34Lucretia.
54:36What's the matter?
54:38Alfonso right away. Left him with child.
54:42Mother of God!
54:45See how his sins bring ruin to his head.
54:49That Geoffrey is nothing. A drop of spittle.
54:52But Cesare...
54:54Cesare will destroy you.
54:57And not just you, you monstrous old man.
55:00Not you alone, but the whole of Spain and Italy!
55:02Leave us!
55:04There's nothing to hold me here.
55:06My husband, such as he was, is safe in prison.
55:09My brother's gone!
55:11Lucretia!
55:12Take me with you!
55:13Lucretia! I'll give you napie.
55:14As kind of force as careful!
55:15Don't go with her!
55:16She's a whore! Listen! Listen to me!
55:19No!
55:20Lucretia!
55:21I'll give you napie!
55:23There is your child! What will happen with you?
55:26Lucretia!
55:27She shall not leave Rome.
55:34It was in the marriage contract.
55:37She shall not leave Rome!
55:39Holy Father!
55:40Baboon! Take out of my sight!
55:42I have you burned!
55:48Cesare must come.
55:50I warned him.
55:52Cesare must come.
55:57He must come home.
56:27!
56:42Kushner!
56:44!
56:47THE END
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