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Episode 9 - Mary's Fate, James' Rise
Mary Stuart's son James, raised as a Protestant, now rises to the throne of Scotland. With the forces of Catholicism gathering around England, Elizabeth must now deal with her cousin and rival once and for all. Mary's fate, now sealed, would echo down through the history Scotland, England, and Europe. Warning: the ending contains graphic violence. Starring: Olivia Chenery, Rebecca Scott, Matt McClure.
Episode 9 - Mary's Fate, James' Rise
Mary Stuart's son James, raised as a Protestant, now rises to the throne of Scotland. With the forces of Catholicism gathering around England, Elizabeth must now deal with her cousin and rival once and for all. Mary's fate, now sealed, would echo down through the history Scotland, England, and Europe. Warning: the ending contains graphic violence. Starring: Olivia Chenery, Rebecca Scott, Matt McClure.
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00:00:26You should drink something hard.
00:00:29Shhh. We'll go to your room. It will be safer. Lead the way.
00:00:33As you wish.
00:01:04You should drink something hard.
00:01:22You should drink something hard.
00:01:37You should drink something hard.
00:02:07You should drink something hard.
00:02:10You transform each expedition into a greater success than the last.
00:02:14The Spanish caravelles sail slowly and unprotected.
00:02:17Lightning their weight has become a child's play.
00:02:20My congratulations.
00:02:22Any English child is worth more than a hundred Spanish adults.
00:02:27It is an honour to serve you, my justy.
00:02:29And a pleasure to do so at the expense of the Spaniels.
00:02:33I would like you to be fresh for the celebration I have prepared in your honour.
00:02:38Go and rest.
00:02:39So be it.
00:02:40Majesty.
00:02:46Majesty.
00:02:49Give me a caravel and I'll triple your profits.
00:02:53This rally makes me nervous.
00:02:56You are far more useful to me here than on the sea.
00:03:00Let each do his job.
00:03:03What else do we have, Lord Cecil?
00:03:05The Spanish ambassador.
00:03:07Bernardino de Mendoza wishes to be received.
00:03:10Send him in.
00:03:12We are going to have a little fun.
00:03:15This could get intense.
00:03:19Ambassador Mendoza, welcome.
00:03:22With all due respect, your majesty, I come to present an official complaint on behalf of the Kingdom of Spain.
00:03:30What is it this time?
00:03:31Too much fog for the eyes of your Andalusian horses?
00:03:34Or is the roast beef too raw for your embassy guests?
00:03:39If the provocation of the act of piracy by your boats against the Spanish merchant navy, stealing our cargoes under
00:03:46your majesty's protection seems so unimportant to you, I have nothing more to say.
00:03:52I was joking, but it is a very serious accusation.
00:03:58Serious indeed.
00:03:59One that may have an equally serious response from the Spanish Amaro.
00:04:03Will you be more specific, please?
00:04:05The proof is the individual I have just passed, who attacks with impunity and his ship is interested in plundering.
00:04:14How much longer will you permit this insolence?
00:04:16The King of Spain is rather furious, for there are serious reasons to believe that the English crown is becoming
00:04:26rich by stealing the cargoes of Spanish ship.
00:04:29How dare you!
00:04:31Tell your king that the cargo he is transporting belongs to the new world.
00:04:39Therefore, its origin is as illicit as the way in which the Corsairs obtain it.
00:04:44And, of course, they have nothing to do with this court.
00:04:47Are you insinuating that our traitors are pirates?
00:04:50I also have indications that your king is building a powerful armada to destroy us.
00:04:56That is preposterous and untrue.
00:04:59Our armies are fighting at the present moment in the Low Countries.
00:05:02To put down a rebellion by William of Orange, a rebellion you're helping to finance with the money you steal
00:05:08from us.
00:05:10Walsingham, that is enough.
00:05:12Proceed.
00:05:13Guards!
00:05:15Accompany the ambassador to the port.
00:05:18And have the Spanish embassy closed.
00:05:20Immediately.
00:05:22Your belongings will be sent on later.
00:05:26You will pay dearly for this outrage.
00:05:30And you and your country will be accused of high treason.
00:05:35What are you talking about?
00:05:37We'll find out immediately.
00:05:39Walsingham.
00:05:41Soldiers, bring in the prisoner.
00:05:49Ambassador Mendoza.
00:05:51Do you know this individual?
00:05:54I've never seen this man before in my life.
00:05:58Perhaps his appearance is confusing you.
00:06:01Do you doubt my word, sir?
00:06:05We doubt you as much as you doubt your signatures on these letters sent to the prisoner, Lord Throckmorton.
00:06:11Are you starting to remember, Mr. Mendoza?
00:06:15Interesting.
00:06:17If they're written by someone I do not know, and you claim they're signed by me, well, there are obviously
00:06:23forgeries.
00:06:24These letters are proof that Lord Throckmorton and you were leading a plot to assassinate our queen.
00:06:30They're just saying that.
00:06:32That's a fallacy you're saying to cover for your pirates.
00:06:36Throckmorton, will you explain to the ambassador what you just confessed to us?
00:06:42They have said it already.
00:06:46We intended on killing your majesty so that Mary Stewart should be our queen.
00:06:53The support came from Spain through its ambassador here present.
00:06:58Look at the man. He's obviously confessed, and the torture, it's incorruptible.
00:07:04Do not fear for your life, ambassador.
00:07:08Tell your king to direct his ambition to rule the world towards another country, or he must face the consequences.
00:07:17You were here from us.
00:07:20And you from us.
00:07:22Accompany him out.
00:07:30May God forgive you.
00:07:5025 years since I began this project.
00:07:54Many things have happened in that time.
00:07:57I've buried two wives and five children.
00:08:00I've fought all kinds of wars.
00:08:04I've seen the downfall of kings, queens, and popes.
00:08:0725 years.
00:08:09But I've built something that will last 25 centuries.
00:08:14Gentlemen, what do I have still to do?
00:08:18Pacify Flanders.
00:08:20Exden our empire through Asia.
00:08:24Conquer England.
00:08:27Wipe all heretics from the face of the earth.
00:08:39The Spanish Embassy in London has been closed down.
00:08:42War is imminent.
00:08:43I hate wars.
00:08:45They're for barbarians, not gentlemen.
00:08:47It is the only way we can get rid of Elizabeth.
00:08:49On that, we disagree, Mendoza, my friend.
00:08:51Look at the evidence, for God's sake.
00:08:53Your plot was aborted before he was born.
00:08:56We made a mistake with the agent.
00:08:57It won't happen again.
00:08:59You intend to insist.
00:09:02Because Spain can't help you now.
00:09:05We have just recruited a very promising young man for our cause.
00:09:09His name is Babington.
00:09:11He won't fail.
00:09:13You say that very confidently.
00:09:15It's true.
00:09:17He's young, intelligent, and passionate.
00:09:20He'll succeed.
00:09:23We'll have to get the bad news to Mary.
00:09:32Mary.
00:09:45No!
00:09:47No!
00:09:49No!
00:09:49No!
00:09:50No!
00:09:51No!
00:09:51No!
00:09:52No!
00:09:54No!
00:09:56No!
00:10:04You failed me.
00:10:05I assure you that nothing and no one has entered or left there.
00:10:13I don't know what to think or who to believe.
00:10:17They said it clearly.
00:10:19Your death and Mary should reign.
00:10:23That doesn't mean she was involved.
00:10:25She has no communication with anyone.
00:10:27And even less so from now on.
00:10:29I agree with Lord Cecil.
00:10:32Throckmorton's confession implicates her directly.
00:10:35Confession made under torture.
00:10:46Red-hot irons, fingernails torn out.
00:10:49They do that to them.
00:10:51No, that's the least of what they do.
00:10:55Very well, Countess.
00:10:57You may go.
00:10:59I forgive errors.
00:11:00Because I do not forget negligence.
00:11:08Majesty.
00:11:14What's worrying you?
00:11:17I don't know.
00:11:20I have a feeling our lives could be about to change forever.
00:11:25Can't waste time with these intrigues and conspiracies.
00:11:30Get rid of your cousin and you will have freed yourself of the problem.
00:11:35I have told you a thousand times I will not execute her without conclusive proof.
00:11:40She has twice tried to kill you.
00:11:44What further proof do you want?
00:11:45The death of a queen is no trivial matter.
00:11:48And while I'm still alive and Mary is confined, the rest is speculation.
00:11:52Mary is no longer queen.
00:11:55Her son is king now.
00:11:57Don't insist.
00:12:00Bring me the whole plot.
00:12:04Now.
00:12:05Forgive me.
00:12:07I need to rest.
00:12:33I need to have Mary transferred from Sheffield Castle.
00:12:41I'm sure it will not be for long.
00:12:43Besides, I can visit you there more often without the presence of my wife.
00:12:50She isn't the one behind all this, is she?
00:12:55Definitely not.
00:12:58Circumstances have changed at court.
00:13:00My wife has fallen into disgrace with the queen.
00:13:03Does she no longer satisfy her sufficiently?
00:13:07Mary, please.
00:13:08Bess has many faults, but she would never take another woman into her bed.
00:13:12How little you know of what a spiteful woman is capable of.
00:13:16She would do anything to hurt us.
00:13:18Anything but that.
00:13:19I've never believed that rumor.
00:13:23She is ambitious, warped, and mediocre.
00:13:26The most explosive mixture.
00:13:28She also had the impertinence to marry one of your daughters to the brother of my late
00:13:32Darnley.
00:13:33May he rest in peace.
00:13:34She's always wanted to win Elizabeth's favor in court.
00:13:37Now the queen has repudiated her.
00:13:40God takes revenge on my enemies.
00:13:43But that doesn't make her less dangerous.
00:13:45Forget her.
00:13:46You have many people who love you and are fighting for you.
00:13:50And you have me.
00:13:56I had you.
00:13:58And they took you far away from me, Earl Marshall.
00:14:01But this has given me more power and time to help you.
00:14:07And it has taken me away from my wife.
00:14:10She's unbearable.
00:14:18I thought I would leave this place for freedom.
00:14:22Or for this scaffold.
00:14:24And yet I'm going to another prison and to nothing.
00:14:27Don't torture yourself anymore.
00:14:29For the love of God.
00:14:31What is Tudbury like?
00:14:33It is a place we barely use.
00:14:35It's cold and damp.
00:14:37But I should do everything possible to prepare it so that you are comfortable.
00:14:43I owe you so much, my friend.
00:14:47So much.
00:14:48You'll be well cared for there.
00:14:50Amnas Poulet, the governor of Jersey, is in charge.
00:14:53Another jailer.
00:14:54He is a good man.
00:14:56A Puritan with strong principles.
00:15:00You won't get him to fall in love with you.
00:15:03I love you, Mary.
00:15:06Don't turn this into a farewell.
00:15:08We will see each other again.
00:15:09Of course.
00:15:11And I will see you reign again.
00:15:13And free forever.
00:15:16Madam.
00:15:17Everything is ready.
00:15:20Take care.
00:15:21I love you.
00:15:34Those damn Spaniards are hard nuts to crack.
00:15:36But I've killed over a hundred.
00:15:40Yes, over a hundred.
00:15:42Some with my own hands.
00:15:44Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.
00:15:45Ooh.
00:15:47Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.
00:15:48Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.
00:16:12I bring two gifts for you.
00:16:14One from King Philip of Spain.
00:16:17The other from our Lord God.
00:16:22My God.
00:16:25My God.
00:16:26Have mercy of my soul.
00:16:28My God.
00:16:30Have pity of these poor people.
00:16:35With the death of William of Orange, the revolt in the Low Countries has lost all its strength.
00:16:39We cannot allow it.
00:16:41We must maintain the points of unrest that weaken Spain.
00:16:44Any ideas?
00:16:46Morris of Nassau, the late Williams brother, has asked for financial help to continue the rebellion.
00:16:50What do those idiots think?
00:16:52That gold reproduces itself?
00:16:54A little while ago our reserves were non-existent.
00:16:57We were bankrupt.
00:16:58No, no.
00:16:58He has an ingenious plan for a guerrilla warfare, which might produce results.
00:17:03We should help them.
00:17:04We are the next country to be invaded.
00:17:07Our Corsairs are harming their overseas economy, but it is not enough.
00:17:11Those laws are horrible.
00:17:15What makes you so sure about his attack?
00:17:18Well, they've already broken off diplomatic relations.
00:17:21King Philip is building the largest fleet ever known in order to take England and rule
00:17:25the Atlantic.
00:17:26They're already calling it the Invincible Armada.
00:17:29Invincible?
00:17:30We'll see about that.
00:17:32How far advanced is the construction of that fleet?
00:17:35When will it be ready?
00:17:36It's hard to say.
00:17:38Two years at the most, but it's growing each week.
00:17:41That's a lot of time if we move quickly.
00:17:44Lord Cecil, prepare a military alliance treaty with the United Provinces of the Little Countries,
00:17:50and get John Dee to organize an urgent meeting with Raleigh.
00:17:54We'll need more Spanish gold.
00:17:56No, that could mean a head-on confrontation.
00:17:58There will be no more half measures.
00:18:00I want my enemy to know whom he is up against.
00:18:03Philip won't find excuses to scares.
00:18:06You need the most precise information possible.
00:18:09Whoever strikes first gets the upper hand.
00:18:12Does that mean we'll send more money to the Dutch?
00:18:13No.
00:18:15For now, only men and ammunition.
00:18:18They are easier replaced than gold.
00:18:20Brilliant strategy.
00:18:22That's what I was thinking.
00:18:24Let's find a krill coming from a woman's lips.
00:18:27While we keep the war going in the Low Countries, we shall make our coasts impregnable.
00:18:32That is essential, Majesty.
00:18:34But don't forget, we are not owners of the entire coastline.
00:18:39I haven't forgotten.
00:18:41What has become of our good Gerard?
00:18:44He was arrested and executed.
00:18:47Those barbarians dismembered him.
00:18:50May God have it in his glory.
00:18:53Where's he pay the reward?
00:18:55No, Majesty.
00:18:5725,000 crowns that we have saved.
00:19:00And an enemy less.
00:19:03Mendoza, you see how it's not that difficult?
00:19:06Majesty, I...
00:19:09Elizabeth is better protected now.
00:19:13But waltzing them seems to be everywhere.
00:19:16Oh, yes.
00:19:16I know that he even has spies here.
00:19:20But don't worry.
00:19:21The end is as close as that of England's.
00:19:26King James VI of Scotland.
00:19:33Majesty, it is an honour to meet you at last.
00:19:35You are far more handsome than I was told.
00:19:39You must be in need of some refreshment.
00:19:42Not a while ago, I had another letter from her.
00:19:46Would you like news of your mother?
00:19:48I have no mother.
00:19:50The person you are holding in confinement is no more than a conspirator who killed my father.
00:19:55Harsh words against the woman who gave you life.
00:19:57Yes, she gave me life.
00:19:59And then filled it with pain, solitude and aggression.
00:20:03Her only feeling towards me is to take away the throne that is mine by right.
00:20:07She had that right before.
00:20:09Yes, and showed that she was unfit to exercise it.
00:20:14The comments about your character do you justice, as does your facility with words.
00:20:19A king's capacity for decision is as important as his preparation and skill in communicating, both with his collaborators and
00:20:28with his subjects.
00:20:30To what do I owe this invitation?
00:20:32As you know, we are headed for a war with Spain. That worries us.
00:20:38You have gradually been making England stronger and more powerful.
00:20:42We have been doing that.
00:20:44But if, God forbid, the Spaniards were to defeat us, they wouldn't stop at London.
00:20:50You are insinuating that?
00:20:52That they would continue on to Edinburgh.
00:21:00King Philip would overthrow you, put your mother on the throne.
00:21:03What makes you think that?
00:21:06With a weak, frivolous queen, he could do as he pleased without having to prolong the war against us.
00:21:13And I suppose you have already thought of alternatives to offer me.
00:21:16Indeed.
00:21:17We can draw up a mutual defence treaty between both countries.
00:21:22Historically, treaties between Scotland and England have always benefited you in an unacceptable way.
00:21:27This one would benefit both of us.
00:21:30What are you offering in exchange for my support?
00:21:33Didn't you hear the queen?
00:21:35England would lend you support if the Spaniards decided to extend their battle along the Scottish borders.
00:21:41The Spaniards are not such fools. They would never attack Scotland first.
00:21:45If Philip were to defeat you, God forbid, he would name my mother Queen of England and agree a lasting
00:21:53suitable peace between both countries.
00:21:56A moment ago you didn't have a mother.
00:21:58Because a moment ago you hadn't lost the war.
00:22:02You are far more intelligent than I expected.
00:22:05They won't attack us.
00:22:10If you sign the treaty, I will re-establish the Stuart line of succession.
00:22:17That is, you will be my heir.
00:22:22Put it in writing and I will sign it.
00:22:25Here it is.
00:22:44You know, with your youth and my experience, we'd be unbeatable.
00:22:49What are you suggesting?
00:22:50We would make a perfect marriage.
00:22:53You flatter me, Majesty.
00:22:55Let us drink to this momentous occasion.
00:23:00To our two great countries.
00:23:03And to us.
00:23:17Oh, she's clever.
00:23:19And fast.
00:23:21She got her way.
00:23:23James.
00:23:24She'll never marry.
00:23:25She'll never have any children.
00:23:28And James will be the next King of England.
00:23:33Oh, get to that point, for God's sake.
00:23:36There's a young Catholic called Babington.
00:23:40This time I'll implicate Mary in such a way that Elizabeth will have no choice but to execute her.
00:23:54Don't you see that the arrangement between my son and my cousin makes me totally dispensable?
00:24:00That isn't true.
00:24:03Circumstances in which your son has lived must have confused him.
00:24:07But I am still his mother.
00:24:09His mother and the Queen.
00:24:14Now I understand why Elizabeth refuses to have children.
00:24:18Bring me paper and ink.
00:24:24Right.
00:24:29I'm going to draw up my will.
00:24:32Madam.
00:24:33Calm yourself.
00:24:35Throwing up your will does not hasten your end.
00:24:40As you wish.
00:24:42I.
00:24:43Mary Stuart.
00:24:46Queen of Scotland.
00:24:48Widowed Queen Consul to the Kingdom of France.
00:24:52And legitimate heir to the throne of England.
00:24:56Bequeath all my monarchical rights to one single person.
00:25:03His Majesty King Philip.
00:25:06We will know how to use it for the greater glory of our Lord God.
00:25:16Is that all?
00:25:18Validate it with my seal and put the date.
00:25:2716th of June.
00:25:301586.
00:25:31It is done.
00:25:34The poet sent to the King of Spain.
00:25:36And when we are certain it is in his power.
00:25:39We claim it to the four winds.
00:25:43I want the whole world to know.
00:25:46That will be done.
00:25:52Majesty.
00:25:53The visitor you are expecting.
00:25:55I am Anthony Babington.
00:25:57At your service.
00:25:58I have been waiting impatiently for you.
00:26:01You are welcome.
00:26:02Thank you madam.
00:26:07Did you have any difficulty getting here?
00:26:09Not at all.
00:26:10I passed myself off as a Scottish traveller who wished to see his Queen.
00:26:14I am at your disposal for whatever you need.
00:26:17For the good of Scotland and England.
00:26:20Elizabeth must die.
00:26:22It is the only alternative and may God forgive me.
00:26:25Forgive my boldness.
00:26:26But would it not be better to wait for direct help from Philip?
00:26:29It has to be now.
00:26:32Moreover, as you know, I have just made Philip a participant in our victory.
00:26:36Or beneficiary in our defeat.
00:26:38Her death cannot be postponed.
00:26:41You can rely on it majesty.
00:26:42It shall be done immediately.
00:26:44Do you know the risk?
00:26:46And I accept it.
00:26:47His holiness has promised paradise to whoever puts an end to the reign of the heretic Elizabeth.
00:26:52But even were that not so, I do it for Scotland and for my Queen.
00:26:59Your blessing.
00:27:01Majesty, please.
00:27:02I beg your blessing.
00:27:05God be with you.
00:27:10Undoubtedly I shall not survive after the assassination.
00:27:13God forbid.
00:27:16Go with him, Mr. Babington.
00:27:18God save the Queen.
00:27:26Let us pray for this young man.
00:27:30And that he may fulfill his difficult mission.
00:28:04rethinkable Elisabeth.
00:28:06Cancel mere ghosts.
00:28:07God save the Queen!
00:28:07I choose God save Hush.
00:28:10He wanted to stab the Queen!
00:28:16Why did you wait so long?
00:28:18I had to make it look credible.
00:28:19He had stabbed me. It couldn't have been more real.
00:28:22I assure you, you're not in the slightest of danger.
00:28:24I'm not so sure.
00:28:34What is your name?
00:28:36Anthony Babington.
00:28:39Babington?
00:28:41Why did you try to kill me?
00:28:44Because you are not the legitimate owner of the throne of England.
00:28:49You say that very confidently.
00:28:52Who is, according to you?
00:28:58Answer if you don't want your head to roll right here.
00:29:01That is something I do not fear.
00:29:05Then answer.
00:29:06Answer.
00:29:20Answer.
00:29:33Answer.
00:29:34Answer.
00:29:35Answer.
00:29:36Answer.
00:29:36Answer.
00:29:37Answer.
00:29:38Answer.
00:29:43Get him to sign his confession and execute him.
00:30:12This is my throne.
00:30:16Answer.
00:30:17Answer.
00:30:17No one shall take it from me while I live.
00:30:21Not the king of Spain, not Mary Stuart, not the devil himself, if he were to present himself
00:30:31here.
00:30:33I shall protect England from all her enemies.
00:30:37God save the queen.
00:30:40God save the queen!
00:30:50Lord Cecil, I rest my cousin, to whom I've shown so much generosity.
00:31:00Yes, Majesty.
00:31:39This trial is a farce.
00:31:42As I am queen, only God can judge me.
00:31:44Save your grand eloquence, madam, you are no longer queen of anything.
00:31:49One is born and dies a queen, even if my throne was stolen from me.
00:31:54You calling your son a thief?
00:31:57No, he is just a toy in my enemy's hands.
00:32:01God is my witness, Lord Cecil, and you will not escape his judgment.
00:32:05Please, Lord Cecil, let us proceed.
00:32:10This is the evidence, Your Lordships, Anthony Babington's confession.
00:32:18The motive aggravates the crime because it was the accused's intention to usurp the throne
00:32:24and proclaim herself Queen of England and Scotland.
00:32:31Incriminating letters in her own handwriting to Anthony Babington and His Royal Highness, King Philip, King of Spain,
00:32:47who is, lest we forget, at war with our country.
00:32:53Very serious accusations.
00:32:56What have you to say, madam?
00:32:58I shall only answer to God.
00:33:00Yes, but unfortunately, God is not presiding.
00:33:03It is their Lordships who will be delivering judgment.
00:33:06You are already condemned.
00:33:08Yes, well, that may very well be so, but you are the one sternly accused.
00:33:13Would you wish to say anything in your defence, madame?
00:33:17My reasons are profound, and I have acted in legitimate defence.
00:33:22Legitimate defence?
00:33:25Tell me, has Queen Elizabeth, by any chance, ever tried to assassinate you?
00:33:31Worse.
00:33:32She has submitted me to a slow agony of harassment, frustration and deprivation of freedom.
00:33:39This is outrageous.
00:33:41Is it not truer that when you were expelled from your own country, she offered you protection and shelter?
00:33:51If you call shelter being gelled for over fifteen years while my friends were murdered,
00:33:56I was held incommunicado, and this whole plot was woven to us to kill me legally.
00:34:01A luxurious castle like Sheffield, with trusted friends and freedom to ride, to play music,
00:34:11to enjoy endless activities, to receive friends.
00:34:17You call this incommunicado?
00:34:21No.
00:34:21Throughout my life, I have been harassed, humiliated, betrayed and deposed simply for defending my throne and my religion.
00:34:30Queen Elizabeth does the same, but then she's never been complicit in someone's murder.
00:34:35How can you be so cynical?
00:34:37My cousin's throne is built on a mountain of corpses.
00:34:40Murder in your language!
00:34:41Damn me, have you no shame!
00:34:43I am the Queen of Scotland.
00:34:45I represent my country, and it is my duty to defend it until the last drop of my blood.
00:34:51Your Lordships, I, with great respect, I see no reason to prolong this trial.
00:34:56The evidence is irrefutable, and her attitude allows for no doubt.
00:35:06You will not achieve anything by killing me.
00:35:10If being Queen of Scotland and professing the Catholic faith makes me guilty, then I certainly am.
00:35:17Guilty! Guilty!
00:35:20Happy your Lordships, deliver your verdict.
00:35:24She shows not thy slightest sign of repentance.
00:35:27Guilty! Guilty! Guilty! Guilty! Guilty! Guilty! Guilty! Guilty! Guilty! Guilty! Guilty! Guilty! Guilty! Guilty! Guilty! Guilty! Guilty! Guilty! Guilty! Guilty!
00:35:53Guilty! Guilty! Guilty! Guilty! Guilty! Guilty! Guilty! Guilty! Guilty! Guilty! Guilty! Guilty! Guilty! Guilty! Guilty! Guilty! Guilty! Guilty! Guilty! Guilty!
00:35:57Guilty! Guilty! Guilty! Guilty! Guilty! Guilty! Guilty! Guilty! Guilty! Guilty! Guilty! Guilty! Guilty! Guilty! Guilty! Guilty! Guilty! Guilty! Guilty! Guilty!
00:35:57Guilty! Guilty! Guilty! Guilty! Guilty! Guilty! Guilty! Guilty! Guilty! Guilty! Guilty! Guilty! Guilty! Guilty
00:35:57Her execution.
00:36:02You have hated me from the beginning and have always wanted to see me dead.
00:36:06Why, Lord Cecil?
00:36:07You are mistaken.
00:36:09I hate only what you represent.
00:36:12A threat to the treachery of Elizabeth.
00:36:15Against a government of despotism and terror.
00:36:23You were simply an obstacle to my country's advance.
00:36:29You represent an outdated religion with a corrupt and degenerate pope who has a legion of fanatics and, well, don't
00:36:40think.
00:36:41The Reformation is a heresy and God will punish you for the crimes you commit.
00:36:47Yeah, so many crimes have been committed in his name.
00:36:50I doubt a few more will trouble him.
00:36:53You don't believe in God?
00:36:55I believe in England and in Queen Elizabeth and I don't need anything else.
00:37:01You are condemned.
00:37:02No, no.
00:37:03I think then we both are.
00:37:05But then if your God suddenly appears, perhaps we'll both be saved.
00:37:08I mean, it's what you believe, isn't it?
00:37:10That he is always watching.
00:37:14Is he really going to allow the atrocity of seeing your beautiful head all blooded and lying on a scaffold
00:37:27floor?
00:37:28If that is so, it is because he prefers I serve him as a martyr.
00:37:36So be it.
00:37:41I shall finally stop hoping.
00:37:43I am free.
00:37:46I am free.
00:37:48I am free.
00:38:10I am free.
00:38:10I am free.
00:38:13I am free.
00:38:16I am free.
00:38:20I am free.
00:38:22I am free.
00:38:24I am free.
00:38:26I am free.
00:38:26I am free.
00:38:27I am free.
00:38:28I am free.
00:38:29I am free.
00:38:32I am free.
00:38:33I am free.
00:38:34I am free.
00:38:35I am free.
00:38:36I am free.
00:38:37I am free.
00:38:37I am free.
00:38:58What are you doing here?
00:39:00It would be better to think of all the reasons before taking that tone.
00:39:07At this stage, I have little left to think.
00:39:11Leave us.
00:39:13My Majesty.
00:39:14I said, leave us.
00:39:21I asked you a question.
00:39:24Where have you come?
00:39:27Do you wish to enjoy my pain more closely?
00:39:29Your pain doesn't satisfy me.
00:39:32Of course.
00:39:34It's not enough.
00:39:36You have come to see me die.
00:39:38If I had wanted your death, you'd have ceased to be here long ago.
00:39:42You prefer to torture me with confinement.
00:39:47To come to this.
00:39:48You left me no option.
00:39:50Is it regret or manis?
00:39:52It is weariness.
00:39:54So much violence and betrayal.
00:39:58I don't have the energy for so much hate.
00:40:01The hate that you generate.
00:40:04I should be reigning in Scotland.
00:40:07And you have destroyed the best years of my life.
00:40:11You destroyed them.
00:40:12With your mistakes and frivolities.
00:40:16Conspiring while you clung to your religion just to destroy me.
00:40:19You have to be.
00:40:24Protestantism.
00:40:26Catholicism.
00:40:28What does it matter now?
00:40:32Ever since I arrived in Scotland, you wanted to impose your will on me.
00:40:37Through violence.
00:40:39Through deceit.
00:40:39And betrayal.
00:40:41You never treated me as an equal.
00:40:43Because you never were.
00:40:46You and I are as different as Scotland and England.
00:40:51Between my subjects and yours, there is a generation of education, culture, refinement.
00:40:57That is why you did not want me on the throne.
00:41:00So that Scotland shouldn't grow in advance with the help of God in my preparation.
00:41:05This conversation is leading nowhere.
00:41:09Ask for forgiveness and you won't die.
00:41:14Forgiveness.
00:41:16For ruining my life.
00:41:19For taking away my kingdom.
00:41:21For separating me from my loved ones.
00:41:23Forgiveness.
00:41:24Oh, let me die with dignity.
00:41:27So hard to understand that I don't want your death.
00:41:31It's a strange way to show it.
00:41:36You became a danger to our unity and to the crown.
00:41:42Don't be obstinate.
00:41:45All I need is that you ask forgiveness.
00:41:48What alternative do you offer me?
00:41:52My humiliation with even more years of confinement until I rot away between four wars?
00:41:57I am in the middle of a war with Spain.
00:42:01Your allies.
00:42:04With a little patience you may achieve your objectives.
00:42:08But alive.
00:42:11Achieve them alive.
00:42:12Don't be stupid.
00:42:15I don't believe you.
00:42:18You are waiting for my humiliation.
00:42:20And when I am at your feet, you will sign the sentence and moreover my dignity would have been destroyed.
00:42:26Of Cecil's advice perhaps.
00:42:29As you wish.
00:42:31Arrogant and rash to the end.
00:42:35In the end is my beginning.
00:42:40Yes.
00:42:43Your greatest mistake is that you got more involved as a woman than as a queen.
00:42:50That is why you didn't win this battle.
00:42:53And yours is that you have lived without a soul.
00:42:57And that in order to be a queen at any price, you have forgotten to be a woman.
00:43:03A mother, a wife, a friend.
00:43:05And even to be human.
00:43:09You live on a cloud.
00:43:12I came here to prevent you ending up in the hands of the executioner.
00:43:18I haven't been able to convince you.
00:43:21I told you.
00:43:23You can take nothing from me but my life.
00:43:28The martyr queen.
00:43:31What fantasy.
00:43:35The virgin queen.
00:43:38What sarcasm.
00:43:42Your god and mine know that I have truly tried.
00:43:48My dear cousin.
00:43:53My end will be my beginning.
00:43:55and I will keep them playing.
00:44:07What are you doing?
00:44:08My dear friend.
00:44:08This is ΗboroughWing.
00:44:09It is my mother.
00:44:11It is my father.
00:44:14My father.
00:44:14This is my father.
00:44:14My father.
00:44:16I don't know almighty.
00:44:17I don't know where it is.
00:44:17My mother.
00:44:22I just have gotten all the way he wants.
00:44:23I just have a little bit drugiej in auminatingcommunica game.
00:44:23I was learning.
00:44:34I don't know.
00:45:05Majesty, you're going to get cold.
00:45:27Has it happened?
00:45:29Not yet, Majesty.
00:45:31It will be at dawn.
00:45:36What ails you, Majesty?
00:45:38It's all insane.
00:45:41I hardly knew her, and now I'm hurting deep inside.
00:45:46That's logical, sir.
00:45:47She gave you life.
00:45:48She is your mother.
00:45:49I was forced to ignore her, almost hate her.
00:45:54And now I feel that part of my life is leaving with her.
00:45:57You should not feel guilty.
00:45:58And I don't.
00:46:01But does the sacrifice make any sense?
00:46:05Don't torture yourself, sir.
00:46:07You are the king, and she has been the victim of her fate.
00:46:11It's disgusting.
00:46:13All my life I've been accompanied by bitterness and mysteries.
00:46:19Go and bring me news as soon as possible.
00:46:21Yes, Majesty.
00:46:38Elizabeth enjoying her triumph.
00:46:42The things that damned hyenas are capable of.
00:46:47She wanted to be my wife, and she wanted to be my wife, mother.
00:47:17Have a son.
00:47:33Have a good day.
00:47:35Have a good day.
00:47:52It is time.
00:47:55I am ready.
00:48:00Madam.
00:48:05Don't cry dear Mary.
00:48:08Be glad my suffering is about to come to an end.
00:48:12I am about to commend my soul to God.
00:48:16Pray for me every day to the end of my life.
00:48:57Time will erase your name.
00:49:02I will erase your followers and you take your own son's treachery to the grave.
00:49:10I will erase your love.
00:49:13I will erase your love.
00:49:17I will erase your love.
00:49:54Mary, we, Elizabeth I of England, sentenced you to death for the crimes of high treason, criminal conspiracy and attempted
00:50:07regicide.
00:50:08For which you have been tried and found guilty.
00:50:14That is untrue.
00:50:16Only God can judge me.
00:50:18Sentence signed and sealed by Elizabeth I of England on the day of yesterday, February the 7th, on the year
00:50:28of our Lord, 1587.
00:50:35Lord, have pity on those who, blinded by the evil that surrounds us, call the work of your church into
00:50:42doubt.
00:50:43And I also ask you to guide my son, James, who has been educated into Protestantism, to the true path
00:50:51of the Catholic faith.
00:50:52And I also beg you to illuminate my cousin, Queen Elizabeth, so that she may continue her reign serving you
00:50:59properly,
00:51:00instead of committing cruel crimes like the one she is about to perpetrate.
00:51:04Please, Majesty, repent and we'll put an end to this.
00:51:10That is what you and that bastard heretic of her cousin would like.
00:51:14Don't be an accomplice to your own death.
00:51:17By cutting off my head, you are not only killing a queen, you are also killing a symbol.
00:51:23It is in your hands to avoid that.
00:51:30Catholics around the world will not forgive this aggression.
00:51:34They will rise up in arms and destroy these islands like the plague that God sent to punish the Egyptians.
00:51:43Proceed.
00:51:48Tell me if I ask you that I died a queen, like a true Catholic and a real Scot.
00:51:54I sorrow my life, I will do so.
00:51:56Proceed.
00:51:59I forgive you with all my heart.
00:52:02Thank you for your clemency, madam.
00:52:05May I?
00:52:06I want my pearls in my final journey.
00:52:08And they are our salary, madam.
00:52:10You will earn more my way.
00:52:15This is double the value of the necklace.
00:52:19Thank you, madam.
00:52:27Don't cry.
00:52:29Tears must not prevent you from seeing the injustice you are about to witness.
00:52:34Only as a martyr shall I help my people.
00:52:37Mother.
00:52:38For the love of God.
00:52:40Mother.
00:53:52To you, God, I commend my soul.
00:54:00To you, God, I commend my soul.
00:54:08Adios, adios, domine, humanus.
00:54:11She left me no option.
00:54:14Humanus, adios, domine.
00:54:35Bring me a mirror.
00:54:40But, Majesty...
00:54:42Calm yourself.
00:54:45I've never been surprised by my face.
00:55:01Death is so disgusting.
00:55:07We humans are so ungainly.
00:55:18How fair is you, Majesty?
00:55:21John...
00:55:24You are going to survive your queen.
00:55:28For once.
00:55:30I wish I were mistaken in my prediction.
00:55:35However, I believe I will follow you soon.
00:55:40Agony is so long.
00:55:44The memory of my life is so short.
00:55:48May you be accompanied with the knowledge of being the greatest queen in the history of England?
00:55:54I don't know.
00:55:59I won a lost battle.
00:56:02They say the storm helped.
00:56:05If I had nothing to do with it, how is it a victory?
00:56:09Now is not the time.
00:56:12Do not allow these memories to torment your spirit.
00:56:17Shall they meet with all of those that have gone before me?
00:56:25Cut so deep to kill someone you love.
00:56:30A monarch's reign is fraught with the severest of convictions, Majesty.
00:56:38You taught me that theory well.
00:56:42But you didn't give me the underdote for so much pay.
00:56:47That is not exactly true.
00:56:49I spent many years trying to put you in touch with the angels.
00:56:55How could you think such a thing?
00:56:57I would have only have spoken with God.
00:57:01A sense of humour is further proof of your intelligence.
00:57:06Rest, madam.
00:57:09Rest.
00:57:21I don't know.
00:57:25I don't know.
00:57:31Shall I call the door?
00:57:33I don't know.
00:57:33No.
00:57:35I'd better.
00:57:39Give me a drink.
00:57:50What a great lie, all this is.
00:57:58Ambition.
00:58:02Hatred.
00:58:04Death.
00:58:08Suffering.
00:58:13To defend what?
00:58:16To arrive where?
00:58:19That is the greatest deception.
00:58:27I would give all my kingdom.
00:58:35Just...
00:58:39Just...
00:58:40Just...
00:58:42To what majesty?
00:58:45To live.
00:58:49To live.
00:58:53No, God teaches us to die.
00:58:59That is why we do not know...
00:59:05How to live.
00:59:08Yes.
00:59:14Look.
00:59:17Ten...
00:59:19You...
00:59:19To...
00:59:57Bow to your king.
01:00:03Kneel before Mary's son.
01:00:20Bow to your king.
01:00:51Bow to your king.
01:01:22Bow to your king.
01:01:25Bow to your king.
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