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00:00Marion.
00:13What's wrong?
00:19Say it isn't true.
00:30It is you.
00:39Marion, they hunted us like dogs.
00:41Who?
00:43Your father and his men.
00:46Marion.
00:48Aron was a horrible accident.
00:51An accident?
00:53Yes.
00:55Like robbing the bishop.
00:58Like almost killing Priscilla, like all of it.
01:01It was all an accident.
01:02I didn't mean for any of this to happen, Marion.
01:04It doesn't matter what you meant.
01:14What a fool I was to give you my heart.
01:19To love you.
01:28I never want to see you again.
01:34Not ever.
01:45I bid you farewell, Robin Hood.
01:51Another day, acres more of forest cleared and yet no sign of Robin Hood or his band.
02:05What do you expect?
02:08He's a forester's son.
02:12Walks through those trees like a man walking through the halls of his own home.
02:16There are rumors in the villages that he has taken his gold and fled.
02:21Even left England.
02:23No.
02:27He is still in Sherwood.
02:29How can you be certain, my lord?
02:33Because I hung his father.
02:35His fight is personal to him.
02:40It is about his home.
02:42His family.
02:45It is about me.
02:49He will not run, Gerald.
02:54Not until he sees me standing across from him.
03:05He will not run.
03:22Uncle.
03:27Come inside.
03:29I can speak more freely in there.
03:36Why did you ask to meet, Uncle?
03:39Last week, the sheriff summoned myself and the other elders.
03:44He's out for your blood.
03:46And I his.
03:48Boy.
03:50Do you really believe it's a fight you can win?
03:52He's a Norman sheriff appointed by the king, a warrior.
03:55Commander of a garrison that controls the whole of the Midlands.
03:58I've evaded him so far.
04:00You can't forever, you know that.
04:02Go to France.
04:04You want me to run?
04:05I want you to live.
04:08If that means you have to run, then run while you still can.
04:11Go and start a new life.
04:14A new life?
04:16As what, Uncle?
04:18As who?
04:19As anyone you want to be.
04:21As anything other than what you've become.
04:26My sister educated you.
04:28Taught you French.
04:29Showed you how to conduct yourself among the Normans.
04:35Go start a new life.
04:43No.
04:45Why? What old you here?
04:47It's the girl.
04:49Isn't it?
04:51It's Marian.
04:53This has nothing to do with Marian.
04:58She and I know more.
04:59You look like a wounded fawn.
05:09With a broken heart, no less.
05:13No, Your Majesty.
05:14You're many things, Marian.
05:15But a liar's not one of them.
05:16There'll be others.
05:17I only wanted him.
05:18And yet you stand.
05:19What passed between you?
05:20He lied to me.
05:21I only wanted him.
05:22And yet you stand.
05:24What passed between you?
05:25He lied to me.
05:26About who he is.
05:27Then was the man you love ever real?
05:28What?
05:29No.
05:30No.
05:31No.
05:32No.
05:33No.
05:34No.
05:35No.
05:36No.
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05:56No.
06:00Your Majesty?
06:01May I walk from here?
06:02Walk?
06:03If you like.
06:05Marian.
06:06You mourn and then you move on.
06:10That's the way of things.
06:14You mourn, and then you move on.
06:18That's the way of things.
06:38You're a rare one.
06:40It's not often I meet a man who can keep pace with me.
06:43Meeting your standards is a pleasure all the time.
06:48From Rhone.
06:50Excellent vintage.
06:53I say a man's choice in wine reveals its taste,
06:55but I've always believed its company.
06:58Says more.
06:59I tend to agree.
07:00How did you come to serve the Queen?
07:03I met Eleanor through a moment of need.
07:06Where others saw only a woman cornered,
07:09I saw a lioness.
07:13I offered my help and she accepted.
07:15And what exactly do you do for her?
07:21My place is to perceive things others overlook.
07:25I cut through deception and recognise people for who they truly are.
07:33It's useful to a Queen.
07:35And when you look at me, Marshall, what do you see?
07:45I see a woman who lives without apology.
07:59Who pursues what she wants.
08:01One who refuses to be tamed.
08:04Flattery will get you everywhere.
08:08Flattery will get you everywhere.
08:10Grattery will get you everywhere.
08:28I can't wait!
08:30you lost little bird
08:46maybe you need help finding your way
09:00you insist on death I'd be honored to oblige on your way now
09:25my lady I apologize for my lateness
09:32on the contrary I believe you arrived just in time
09:36the outskirts of the city are full of scoundrels you do well not to travel
09:39alone I was on my way to Westminster Westminster you must be a lady of
09:46standing then may I escort you from here yes you may
09:55you
10:02yeah
10:06yeah
10:10yeah
10:16Mother, I come bearing gifts.
10:26My lord, I did not know.
10:28Because I did not say.
10:31John, you travelled alone, a prince.
10:34The carriages are so slow and dull.
10:37Simply no adventure to them.
10:39Well, right, I do see you found some adventure after all.
10:46I look forward to getting to know you while I'm here at my mother's court.
10:53As you wish, my lord.
11:07Good as new.
11:10Where'd you learn to do this?
11:11My uncle was a cobbler.
11:12Yeah, tried to make me one too, but I had a bad habit of running.
11:17From what?
11:18Responsibility.
11:21Could you teach me?
11:23There are many things I could teach you, my lady.
11:25Oh, I'm no lady.
11:27What you are is plain to see, regardless of whether you work to hide it or not.
11:31The other women wear dresses.
11:37You never do.
11:39Why?
11:41Ever since I was small, I had to watch after my brothers.
11:45A dress would have only made that harder.
11:49Not any longer.
11:51We're safe here.
11:52I'll make you a dress, if you like.
11:58Oh, I...
11:58I expect Rob would notice.
12:01What does that mean?
12:03I see the way your eyes follow him.
12:08So?
12:11Okay.
12:12Much has changed since we last rode to war, but not your aim.
12:28For some schools should never be lost.
12:31Not even in peace, after a man has been granted lands.
12:33I'm entitled.
12:35We ought to be enjoying all we've won, not worrying about Saxon criminals.
12:38Stake them for a threat, Huntington.
12:41Saxons are an inferior people.
12:43They don't plan.
12:44They don't think.
12:45They don't rule.
12:46They exist to be ruled.
12:48The king's blessing will come.
12:50And when it does, we'll send the herd.
12:53And if we wait too long?
12:54As long as these criminals run free, none of us are safe.
12:57It won't last.
12:59The sheriff hunts him like a man possessed.
13:01Yet still he eludes him.
13:03You doubt the sheriff's resolve?
13:06I doubt everything about a man whose failures endanger the rest of us.
13:10So what are you proposing?
13:14Can the sheriff survive if every earl and baron beneath the crown begins to question his place?
13:21The sheriff is the king's cousin.
13:24You would risk his wrath?
13:26I've fought beside Henry.
13:28I know what he values.
13:29Results, not incompetence.
13:36These are the kind of things a man cannot be wrong about.
13:40If you are, it's a loose around your neck.
13:44But the gifts I've been given in this life, one remains the most true.
13:50It's my game.
13:51Every day more people come.
14:03But our food stores won't last.
14:06God will provide.
14:08No dearie one.
14:10The hers have moved on.
14:12We'll grow what we can.
14:13Use the bishop's coin to buy the rest.
14:15And when that runs dry,
14:16We need more gold.
14:24What would you have us do?
14:27Rob the nurbles.
14:31Baron Warwick first.
14:34Warwick's estate is one of the most fortified in England.
14:36Because it's stuffed with gold.
14:37And guarded by soldiers.
14:39We're building our home here.
14:42Things will be tough.
14:44For a while, but we'll manage.
14:45Warwick burned the crops of a Saxon village.
14:50Everyone there lost their homes, livelihoods.
14:55Many will starve.
14:58He must be made an example of.
15:00To teach those who would tread on us
15:03that nothing will keep them safe from Saxon vengeance.
15:08We didn't come out here to build a home, Tuck.
15:11We were chased here.
15:13We're hiding here.
15:15And I'm done hiding.
15:20And I'm done hiding.
15:20You broke it off with Rob, didn't you?
15:36What makes you think that?
15:39Your little walk.
15:41The whole palace is talking.
15:42I love him too, Marion.
15:50But hate what he's done.
15:53Does it even seem like Rob to you?
15:56He knew I could never be with such a man.
15:59Yet did what he did as if my love, my trust meant nothing.
16:02Why not just spit in my face?
16:04I thought he wanted more than just vengeance.
16:09That he saw the world the way I did.
16:12Maybe that man never existed.
16:16Maybe I just wanted him to be what he never was.
16:20You have a future here, Marion.
16:24One you'd never find in the forest.
16:26You'll see that soon enough.
16:28Nottingham?
16:32The Queen demands your presence.
16:34Your Highness.
16:54Your Highness.
16:54Seldom are we prepared for the moments that define us.
17:00It is how we meet them that reveal who we truly are.
17:05Do you understand?
17:07I don't believe so, Your Majesty.
17:11Neil.
17:17You have served me with loyalty and resolve, especially in Nottingham.
17:21Few who enter my court prove themselves so swiftly.
17:26You will swear your fealty to me and serve as Lady-in-Waiting.
17:35Do you accept this honour?
17:38Yes, Your Majesty.
17:42And from this day forward, you shall no longer be known as Marion of Huntingdon.
17:51Mead, Marion of Locksley.
17:57Rise.
17:58Magnificent animal.
18:15Great thing.
18:16War horse bred for battle rather than show.
18:18His grandsire was a gift from a warlord in the Reconquista.
18:23A superb horse.
18:26I owe that animal my life.
18:27Last time we spoke, Sheriff's civility was in short supply.
18:42But I want you to know that I have great respect for you.
18:47Standing apart from the Barons for refusing to sign the Queen's Rift.
18:51That regard is why I'm here.
18:54I came to speak with you about Priscilla.
18:55Priscilla.
18:56Priscilla.
18:58I would like your permission to court her.
19:03As you have so many others.
19:07I am neither deaf nor dumb to matters of court,
19:12including the reputation of its lords.
19:17My own is well-earned, I admit.
19:23Yet you know as well as I, the power of the right woman has to change a man's ways.
19:29And you believe Priscilla to be such a woman?
19:31I believe her to be, in every regard, a woman without peer.
19:39Well, that we can agree.
19:42Priscilla is the King's goddaughter and my sole heir.
19:47She is my heart.
19:49Her value to me surpasses any treasure in this world,
19:52which means the blessing I give you comes hand in hand with a warning.
19:59Any hurt done to her by you
20:01shall be repaid a thousandfold.
20:06Perhaps,
20:08should you ever father a daughter of your own,
20:10you will know this kind of love.
20:13Do you understand?
20:20Good.
20:26And don't marshal.
20:28Good luck.
20:43What's wrong with you?
20:46First dear we've seen in days.
20:47I had him.
20:48I know.
20:51I'm sorry.
20:53Your mind's on the Norman girl.
20:56Doesn't matter.
20:58Unless she can help feed us,
20:59your thoughts are better spent here.
21:03Thought she was at the palace anyway.
21:05She is.
21:06For good?
21:10Yes.
21:10She's where she belongs.
21:14She's an Norman after all.
21:18And you're where you belong.
21:20In the forest.
21:22A Saxon.
21:26A Saxon like me.
21:37Let's hunt.
21:40Enter.
22:02Enter.
22:02an unexpected pleasure
22:10I believe I have a debt to settle
22:16though it seems like I'm paying with your own wine
22:19my mother's last day quiet
22:22your highness thank you for helping me
22:32of course
22:33Maid Marian
22:39Marian
22:45will you have wine with me
22:59did debts repay it
23:02that song you were playing was beautiful
23:15the ballad of luther and berian tale of lovers divided by fate only to find each other again
23:22in death do you know it
23:24there was no music in my house as a child what a pity yours my father long may he reign saw no use
23:34for music it was my mother who passed it to me she played harp and sang with her gifts she would
23:41compose most certainly was she not so occupied with conquests in my house when the time comes music will
23:48fill the halls every child i have will play it's the one force that bends without breaking
23:55you are the artist in the family then
24:02only because i am not the eldest if i were my brother i'd be on a war horse right now chopping off heads in the name of the crown and conquest
24:08instead you are merely a prince and a fine musician
24:15you're not as one would imagine your highness
24:18you know it's less enjoyable than you'd think being a prince
24:25why is that a prince holds too little power to shape the world but
24:30just enough to make him believe he can
24:34there's a maddening illusion
24:36no matter
24:36i suspect there's little in this world that dares deny you
24:44do you i've seen you fight i had to
24:49you didn't have to and yet i did
24:54i find i don't regret it
25:06i should return to my duties
25:20my mother used to pick them in the springtime
25:50every year i'd do the same
25:55why did your father not remarry he had his companions but i
26:01i suppose no woman could equal her memory
26:05made for an interesting childhood i've been the woman of the house for as long as i can remember
26:09the lady of nottingham
26:12suddenly taught me much about men
26:13oh so this is the root of your discernment
26:17and the reason for my standards
26:20only the best
26:21you're quite worth it
26:27you're quite worth it
26:28priscilla
26:31as i told your father
26:34my father
26:35when i asked for his permission to court you
26:42shouldn't you ask me
26:44need i
26:47i suppose not
26:47not
26:49not when you know the answer
27:01but i
27:03i
27:03don't know
27:04but i
27:06don't know
27:07i don't know
27:07do
27:08i don't know
27:08i don't know
27:09i don't know
28:44The man's never met a blessing.
28:46He didn't turn into a curse.
28:48Sire Hood is trouble enough.
28:50But if Huntingdon stirs the barons, he'll not only test your patience, he'll test the king's.
28:54Then I suppose he needs to be taught a lesson.
29:02How are you finding Westminster?
29:13It isn't exactly France, is it, Mother?
29:15It most assuredly isn't.
29:17Which begs the question, what brings you here, my son?
29:21In the future, of course.
29:26We both know Father's days are numbered.
29:29When he passes, it is my intention, his intention, that I take his place.
29:37Is it?
29:37And which part of kingship do you feel most suits you?
29:43Well, the same part that suits the man now sitting there.
29:46My blood.
29:48Blood?
29:49That's all?
29:50Blood makes men kings, Mother.
29:54And what of your brother's blood?
29:56Richard is happiest on the battlefield, far from the throne.
30:00He has his uses, but the kingship is not one of them.
30:07When you were a boy, your brother and you shared a toy you both loved.
30:12It was your favorite in the whole palace.
30:15Metal war horse, remember?
30:18One day, it fell into the fire.
30:22I cautioned you both not to touch it.
30:23Richard was wise enough to heed me, but you, fire be damned, reached in and plucked it out of it.
30:37That was the day I knew the throne would not be your path.
30:44Why?
30:46After all, I got what I wanted, didn't I?
30:50Yes, John, but at what price?
30:53Blood does not make a proper king.
30:58Wisdom does.
31:01Because without it, a king's blood is no different from a common force.
31:12My path is decided.
31:15And it will be the throne.
31:16Sirius, what do I owe the honor?
31:36Surely Nottingham keeps you busy?
31:37I am the Lord Nottingham.
31:51I and no other.
31:53If you challenge me again,
31:55I will kill you.
31:57I will kill you.
31:59Get off me.
32:10Get off me.
32:10The others are talking.
32:31About Warwick.
32:31What about Warwick?
32:35Well, they're worried it's too dangerous.
32:40It is dangerous.
32:46Then tell them why it's worth it.
32:47The best way to win a war is to avoid conflict altogether.
32:55He burned my village.
32:57I say we kill the bastard.
32:58Father, I've been on the other side.
32:59Warwick has men.
33:01Yes, he has steel.
33:03If we fail at this, we pay with our lives.
33:06Look at where we are.
33:07Now, this place was never meant to be our home.
33:16Now, we were driven here.
33:18And not by a war.
33:19Not by famine.
33:21But by Normans.
33:24By their laws.
33:25Their taxes.
33:27By men sitting in their halls counting money taken from our hands.
33:33They rob us of our coin and they call it the law.
33:35They take our land and call it their right.
33:37They kill our people and call it justice.
33:41But it is none of those things.
33:45It is a game.
33:48It is a game rigged with the rules written to keep us beneath them.
33:53And yet they call us thieves.
33:57Fine.
33:59Then let us be thieves with a purpose.
34:04Because you see, Warwick's riches are not his.
34:06No, they were taken from us.
34:10To his gold, our stolen sweat.
34:12Our labor, their wealth.
34:14But we are the outlaws.
34:17Since we are named such,
34:20let them see what outlaws can be.
34:22It is dangerous to take back what is ours.
34:29But it is far worse to live as slaves.
34:38Tomorrow, we show them what's stolen.
34:43It will be stolen back.
34:47It will be stolen back.
35:00You sent for me, Your Highness.
35:01Rose is bloom in the sun and the whole world sees their beauty.
35:09They make themselves visible.
35:12Much rare is the beauty that reveals itself at night.
35:15This is why I love lilies.
35:21Their greatest strength is kept to themselves and revealed only to those who have the patience to earn it.
35:29There is a matter that weighs upon me.
35:31Prince John means to take the throne.
35:36But Richard is the rightful heir.
35:39Any disruption to the line of succession would invite instability.
35:44Both England and France would suffer greatly.
35:48I won't allow that future.
35:51He would defy his own mother, a queen.
35:52He...
35:53John would defy anything that doesn't serve John.
35:57I must know his mind, his methods, his endgame, earn his trust, discover his intentions.
36:10How am I to do such a thing?
36:12You already have.
36:15Those who meet in passion and violence are never strangers again.
36:23Make yourself visible.
36:25Be a rose.
36:27Not a lily.
36:29What if I'm neither?
36:31You are whatever the situation requires.
36:38I'm your faithful servant as always.
36:42Marion, chat carefully.
36:46John wears many faces, but few of them are true.
36:57You've been carrying something more than usual.
37:07But you vanished those few times.
37:10Where did you go?
37:11I went to see her.
37:17Marion.
37:21She found out who I am.
37:23And what I've become.
37:26I take it she wasn't pleased.
37:29There's more.
37:31I made a deal.
37:33A deal?
37:34With who?
37:37With who?
37:38Eleanor.
37:39The Queen.
37:41The Queen of England.
37:42You just bumped into her wondering about.
37:44She sent for me.
37:47What kind of deal did you make?
37:49She wants to stir the rebellion.
37:50To what end?
37:51To force the King to come here.
37:54So he dies in England and not France.
37:56Didn't work.
37:56I meant every word.
37:57He deserves what's coming.
38:01But the Queen.
38:02The Norman Queen.
38:05She benefits as well.
38:09And here I thought we were fighting for ourselves.
38:12Not bloody coy intrigue.
38:16And you get what?
38:18If the King returns,
38:21she'll release Marion from her charge.
38:23And you think if you give her freedom,
38:25you win her back?
38:28I think it's the only thing I have left to give her.
38:33You're a fool.
38:36I know.
38:43John.
38:44What we're about to do is what we should do.
38:47But I won't pretend I don't have more to gain.
38:50I just need to say it out loud.
38:57Why do I care why we get to steal this gold?
39:04As long as we do.
39:06But, Rob,
39:07this girl,
39:08she's gone.
39:10Maid Marion.
39:22Roaming without an escort once again?
39:26The Queen's halls hardly seem a place of danger.
39:29Who's to say there are not predators here?
39:32I shall have to tread carefully.
39:33I thought of you earlier.
39:38Did you?
39:38Hmm.
39:39I never asked why you were wandering the countryside alone.
39:44To clear my head.
39:45Of what?
39:48Trouble.
39:50Do your troubles vanish with your steps?
39:52When I was a child,
39:55they seemed to.
39:56Not anymore.
39:58Not this one.
40:01I think this trouble
40:02is best left where it belongs.
40:04In the past.
40:08With that, I can agree.
40:11A lady-in-waiting
40:12who thinks and wonders so freely.
40:15It's uncommon.
40:16I wonder what else about you is uncommon.
40:25Would you like a list?
40:28Or should I let you discover for yourself?
40:33I prefer discovery.
40:35It is far more interesting.
40:37With that in mind,
40:38would you join me in my chambers tonight?
40:41Your chambers, my lord?
40:43With many others.
40:47A celebration for my return to London.
40:49Only my closest friends are invited.
40:53An honour.
40:55If you wish, I will be there.
40:57I do.
40:57I do.
41:13You're troubled.
41:31I came here because I saw a way
41:33by which to fight back against the bishop.
41:36But raiding a baron's court
41:37to loot,
41:38to steal,
41:40to kill.
41:41Blood only begets more blood.
41:43You were the one who said to hurt them.
41:45Take their money.
41:47Perhaps I was rash with my words.
41:49What is your struggle, Tuck?
41:51In your Bible,
41:53your God's beloved
41:53drowned his enemies in blood.
41:55And yet,
41:56the blood on David's hands
41:58kept him from building
41:59the temple of God.
42:01A warning
42:02to those too eager to spill it.
42:07God's heart
42:07is always for peace.
42:09Then he'll be disappointed tonight.
42:16Let's go!
42:16Let's go!
42:16No.
42:44Not yet.
42:45It's cold.
42:46and come back to bed.
42:48I thought you Saxons were impervious to the cold.
42:55Yes, my lord.
43:46Intruders!
43:56You're under attack!
44:00Take him out!
44:01Fencing.
44:26Outlaws, sire.
44:28You, get down.
44:30Come on, come on.
44:31Finally, it gets interesting.
44:44Where is he?
44:47Upstairs, in the master bedroom.
44:57Where is he?
45:05Upstairs, in the master bedroom.
45:27Time to settle accounts.
45:34You won't get away with this.
45:36Hear me.
45:38You have no idea who I am.
45:42No, I know exactly who you are, Baron Warwick.
45:45You're a corrupt Norman lord
45:47who burns sacks and fields
45:50and he takes what he pleases.
45:52Our money, our homes,
45:55our women.
45:57You're an elitist parasite
45:59fattening himself on the labor of better men.
46:03You're thriving while my people starve.
46:06And I would kill you.
46:08But leaving you with no gold is a far crueler fate.
46:13Still, you should thank your god, Baron Warwick.
46:17Because you'll wake up tomorrow
46:19unlike so many of my kin.
46:24Unlike my father.
46:26I will hunt you down like a dog.
46:40I will go to the sheriff.
46:43I will go to the king himself.
46:46Go!
46:48Run to your masters.
46:49Tell them Robin Hood sends his regards.
46:52What a splendid gathering.
47:10Indeed, so much.
47:44As soon as possible.
47:48What are you doing?
47:51I was admiring your taste in stationery.
47:54Read anything of interest?
47:57Oh, I would love to know how to read.
47:59Do you think you could teach me?
48:01I think you should come back to the party, and we should drink more.
48:06To what?
48:09To discovering what the night has in store.
48:14You're late.
48:35My apologies.
48:37I was delayed.
48:38I trust it was important.
48:40I received word from the Queen.
48:42I'm being called back to Westminster.
48:46So just like that, you must return.
48:51When the Queen calls, I answer.
48:52And when will you return?
49:02I don't know.
49:09I hope, however,
49:14not to return alone.
49:18What do you mean?
49:21Come to London with me.
49:28As what?
49:31I'm neither your wife nor your sister.
49:35Us travelling together will be scrutinised, especially to court.
49:39People will talk.
49:41Which means
49:45we must give them something worth saying.
49:51That won't be a problem.
49:53Will it?
49:54No.
49:56Oh, Marshal.
49:58That won't be a problem at all.
50:00What is the meaning of this?
50:21Robin Hood has robbed Baron Warwick.
50:24I am holding you,
50:26the leaders of the Saxon community, responsible.
50:28You will be jailed
50:30until Robin Hood comes forward
50:32and submits himself to Norman Justice.
50:34Sire,
50:35these men did nothing wrong.
50:37Irons!
50:41Sire, please.
50:42This is a dangerous act, sire.
50:44And a dangerous precedent.
50:46No, Gamewell.
50:47Sire, please!
50:48This is the end of my patience.
50:51And the beginning of reckoning.
50:55I tried.
50:58An audience with the Archbishop of Lyon?
51:13Yes.
51:14I read it in his own hand.
51:16You're sure?
51:19As a child,
51:20I was made to learn the seals of each Archbishop.
51:22I recognize that of His Excellency,
51:26Bishop Jean-Belmort de Lyon.
51:31Clever, John.
51:33You seek the Pope's blessing.
51:37What does he stand to gain by it?
51:40Everything.
51:43The trick is to stop the pawn
51:45before it crosses the board.
51:46Stay close to the Prince.
51:50See what else he reveals.
51:51Oh, the northern scum.
52:09Scum!
52:10Gonna kick your bump.
52:12So back your back.
52:13Stand up.
52:14So friends always sing our tunes and dance.
52:17Oh, you're so good.
52:19You did.
52:19You're like,
52:20John.
52:25John, put the lounge down.
52:27For the last time,
52:28John, put the lounge down.
52:38Rob.
52:41Rob.
52:42I wanted you to see me.
52:54As I am.
53:00I know.
53:03Have I not made myself plain,
53:05Rob?
53:05Is there any doubt
53:08what I'm offering you?
53:09Is there any doubt what I'm offering you?
53:09Take me to your bed.
53:38I know.
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