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00:00The following program contains strong language and scenes of a sexual nature.
00:10You are like the plague, always there however much you bash it away.
00:15John needs a future too.
00:17Sir Edward Coke is looking for a soft man to wed his young daughter.
00:20What sort of lady is she?
00:22I hear rumors, nothing of the sort, and I might just believe them.
00:25A peregrine of evil told me I must tell him all I know of you.
00:28Take me, bury me. I want to forget who I am.
01:12Where are we?
01:13Patience.
01:14Well, you'll never patient with me.
01:17Still.
01:21A private concert?
01:24Won't we wait for the music's end? I don't like spectator.
01:29Ignore him. He's nothing.
01:33Who's there? Are there other...
01:35No, every touch is mine, every kiss, every inch of length, me.
01:44Ah.
01:46Ah.
02:20Who are they?
02:21Who?
02:25You're funny.
02:28They know how they want you.
02:32You sure?
02:35There isn't another you want even more.
02:42Sometimes wonder if you mean to hold me not so much.
02:45My love is, is by all.
02:53Love is all.
03:27See?
03:29He's mine.
03:30He's mine.
03:45I'm mine.
03:46He's mine.
03:47He's mine.
03:48He's mine.
04:16Oh, my God.
04:31Oh, my God.
05:05My ma had the same gift as I, and she would warn me, girl.
05:09Well, it's a dangerous game to know our future.
05:13Bad enough.
05:14We must live it.
05:16Oh, I quite like danger.
05:20I see.
05:22What else?
05:23What else do you see?
05:25It's a delicate thing.
05:27Fate.
05:28How it breaks you.
05:30Four against you.
05:33But I see.
05:36Matters are astir.
05:40The winds of change will blow.
05:44And if you are ready to proudly wear a false face, blood will fall.
05:50But not yours.
05:52It's yours.
05:55Then finish.
06:01Your victory is assured.
06:08Are we dry yet?
06:10I know I am.
06:13Don't make me laugh.
06:14It's not helpful.
06:15Then stop your nervousness, or you're going to sweat your face right off.
06:19It doesn't matter.
06:20You've never been to court before.
06:21You are ready for the king.
07:15What are you doing?
07:16You haven't written for weeks.
07:18How is the king?
07:20Don't know.
07:23Somerset has had me too busy to know.
07:25What the fuck have you done with your face?
07:26Busy doing what?
07:27Anything low.
07:28Away from James.
07:30So he and the Scots can toy with me, treat me like shit.
07:34They trick me.
07:35They hurt me.
07:36I don't know where I'm safe or what to believe.
07:40What happened to Sir David?
07:41It was easier before he just got to be vanished.
07:44Forget about him.
07:44He's gone.
07:52I played music in a veil for the king and Somerset and a few others while they all...
07:58What?
07:58Why?
07:59I was told I was playing a secret meeting between Somerset and the Catholic agitator.
08:03You are here to be close to the king and that is what you must do.
08:06I'm trying.
08:07The whole bedchamber is against me.
08:11How many times have you had the king?
08:16Twice.
08:17Unless you count Manuel.
08:21No.
08:22He worships you.
08:23Oh, you perfect creature of God.
08:28Always round up.
08:29You've had the king thrice.
08:34Somerset won't let me a fourth.
08:36Not everything's in his power.
08:39What isn't in his is in hers.
08:42They're both monsters.
08:44Only children believe in monsters.
08:48All those raised by one.
08:51Where are you going?
08:55Maybe George has another little concert of the flesh to perform at.
08:58Oh, fuck off.
09:00Yes.
09:01Let it out.
09:03Or perhaps your son had the best idea.
09:06An early exit?
09:07Who dressed you?
09:07A prostitute?
09:08I heard you have one.
09:11Careful.
09:12Your first day in court.
09:14Let it not be your last.
09:17And look.
09:19Even your phlegm is off colour.
09:22You should learn from her.
09:24Countess Somerset.
09:25That's how you dress.
09:45What are we playing today?
09:47What are we playing?
09:47I'll have a little go.
09:49En garde, Your Majesty.
09:50Huh?
09:55Huh?
09:56Huh?
09:57Huh?
09:57Huh?
09:58Huh?
09:58Huh?
09:59Huh?
10:08All right, little lightheaded.
10:10Enough.
10:10Enough.
10:11Bring me my wine, thank you.
10:18You're gonna kill your king, are you?
10:21Eh? Eh?
10:24Wanna give me a wee kiss instead, eh?
10:26Come here.
10:27Oh, my wee little rabbit, it'll be OK.
10:40It'll be OK.
10:47Not the first body, the Somersets have slain.
10:50Apparently.
10:53Countess.
10:53Though the other did not stand again and bow.
10:55I'm so sorry, Caesar.
10:57He made me do it.
11:00Enjoy the show, won't you, darling?
11:18I just wanted to say I'm sorry.
11:21You, Christ. What for?
11:24My wife.
11:26Apology not accepted.
11:29I still think a union of my friends is in your job benefits both families.
11:35And my career, in truth.
11:37You and your boys seem on the rise.
11:41If only my two girls would agree.
11:43They won't, Kirk.
11:45No.
11:46But still, if I can help.
11:48I may not control my family, but I am Chief Justice.
11:51I am on the Privy Council.
11:53England's laws, they do obey my rules.
11:56Kirk, are you all right?
11:59Sir Edward, a wounded squirrel.
12:01Oh, no.
12:01No.
12:02No, I...
12:03I'm fine, Your Majesty.
12:05I...
12:06I'm...
12:07I'm just off to find my buried nuts.
12:11Yeah.
12:11You do that, sir.
12:16Do I know you, madam?
12:18Yes, Your Majesty.
12:19Lady Mary Villiers Compton.
12:22Oh.
12:23Oh, you're the mother of...
12:24Yes.
12:26Yes.
12:27Aye.
12:28Oh, he's a good boy.
12:29He is, Your Majesty, and it's such a shame that he is being treated quite so unkindly.
12:37Hmm.
12:38Unkindly?
12:39In what manner of...
12:40You don't think the king has more important concerns than...
12:42Yes, how much have you drunk, exactly, Lady Villiers Compton?
12:46We've never met before this day, and you questioned my sobriety.
12:50It was just a question.
12:52And I think it's pronounced sobriety.
12:55Maybe it's time for a dignified retreat, my lady.
12:58Not the dignifieds are the right word.
13:02Good Lady Hatton is right.
13:04As always.
13:05Come.
13:06Get your fucking hands off me!
13:08Better leave of her own volition.
13:11Madam, no more.
13:14It's not just your...
13:16your fashion that is misjudged.
13:19Let us have peace and play.
13:22That's all I want.
13:25Please.
13:43Your Majesty.
13:44You promised me George was a new dawn, but rather than replace one Somerset, now there are two.
13:50His wife is not my fault, is she?
13:52No.
13:53But your son is.
13:54Where is he?
13:55He needs more time, that's...
13:57He has wasted enough already.
14:00And you?
14:01What sort of creature are you?
14:05Or do I not want to know?
14:21Where are you going, Lady Villiers?
14:24To strategically vomit.
14:40It all leaves a bitter taste, doesn't it?
14:48Your anger lets them win.
14:49Oh, what do you know of them or me?
14:54You wouldn't leave a poor, defenseless woman in the street.
15:00Who let that Celt cunt be king?
15:04Not James.
15:06Somerset.
15:08Look at him.
15:10I don't even think he's that attractive, but wee Jimmy does.
15:13And here we are.
15:15Watching from the guards.
15:17I'm sorry, who are you?
15:21Pretending not to know, son.
15:25I'm the attorney general.
15:28Statesman, lawman, philosopher, a giant in a globe of dwarves.
15:33The king will have mentioned me.
15:34He must have.
15:35Often.
15:36Yes, well, he doesn't really discuss politics.
15:40Oh, it bores him.
15:42And me.
15:45I am.
15:47Sir Francis Bacon.
15:51Well, Bacon.
15:53What is it that you want?
15:55To guide you better than Mama.
15:58Shouldn't be hard.
15:59You deserve so much more than her.
16:04Let me give it to you.
16:06A fellow special deity.
16:14Drink?
16:15Sure.
16:25Do you know who I am?
16:27No.
16:28I am the Earl of Essex.
16:30I was Countess Somerset's first husband.
16:33Commiserations.
16:36Have you heard the songs they sing about my...
16:42...my impotence?
16:44Sung from here to Colchester and back in every inn or brothel.
16:49I was part of her campaign to smear my name to get her a divorce from me.
16:54All for her to marry Somerset.
16:56Her lies worked, then?
16:58Not lies, alas.
17:01Though I was not unable to function until I wed her.
17:13She cursed me with witchcraft before our wedding night.
17:19She'd already decided she was repulsed by my markings.
17:24Already had eyes for Somerset.
17:27That's why I'm here.
17:29To warn you of the power she yields.
17:31Impotence is not really a concern for me.
17:36Nor witches' spells.
17:37Believe me or not.
17:40You crossed her today in public.
17:42She will come for you.
17:44Destroy you and your son.
17:46As she did me.
17:51Flee.
17:58That's all you came here to tell me? To flee?
18:01And now you flee too?
18:02As I wish I had from this country.
18:04So why don't you?
18:06She likes...
18:08She likes to keep me around.
18:10As a message to others to never cross her.
18:13She told me if I don't appear she'll do much worse to me.
18:16What could possibly be worse?
18:19At least I am alive.
18:26You know something else, don't you?
18:30Tell me what you know.
18:32This was a mistake.
18:38Follow him.
18:42Am I your servant now, Master?
18:44What do you want to be?
18:47Paid.
18:49You will.
18:52Anything else?
18:54To die a rich, fat old lady on a farm bigger than France.
18:59With no Englishman for a thousand miles.
19:01I will make it yours, mademoiselle.
19:16They drug these, you know.
19:19But I'm either immune or just...
19:22Addicted.
19:24You wouldn't know.
19:26You're not sure what you are yet.
19:27You're all lost in the wilderness.
19:30Thanks for the drink, but I don't understand a thing you say.
19:32Then listen closer.
19:34I'm just as lost on the Privy Council.
19:37King Somerset does what he wants with the levers of state.
19:40The powers of life and death over us all.
19:43And the king, the real one, lets him.
19:46Suffocated by nothing but a surly buggerer.
19:52Are you not a buggerer?
19:56Yes.
19:57But I'm a very good one.
20:04So tell me...
20:07What is it that you have against my mother?
20:10Nothing.
20:11Never met her.
20:12But she's not the woman you think she is.
20:15Still, you make no sense.
20:17Why am I here?
20:18No.
20:18Just remember.
20:19The king had boys before Somerset.
20:21More will come, as you have.
20:23But the king yearns for a new, fresh cunt.
20:28You.
20:29Stop this moping, haunted manor you now wander the court with.
20:34Who wants that in their bed?
20:36And stop letting Somerset just stomp all over you.
20:40I have heard that he has had...
20:42You're safe, son.
20:43I don't feel safe.
20:44Somerset will topple.
20:46Be sure you're there, stood tall when he falls.
20:50And what if he doesn't?
20:52Then draw a line with your Goliath and say no more.
20:54No more.
20:55Or I, David, will sling.
20:59Stand your ground.
21:01Take what you want to take.
21:21It looks like you've been hurt.
21:26Not sure where I picked those up.
21:27I do want to hurt me.
21:30Because that's, you know, extra.
21:35No, David.
21:44Then we'll be gentle boys.
21:48Won't we?
22:03Are you hoping for divine intervention?
22:05Who is not?
22:06Those who can't wait on the Lord.
22:09Are you not a true Christian?
22:10You're the one speaking of spells and witchcraft.
22:13Not here.
22:14Not in God's home, please.
22:16God loves an honest tongue.
22:20What's the worst she's done?
22:28Sir Thomas Overbury.
22:32He's a good man.
22:34An old friend.
22:37He objected to her marriage to Somerset and her divorce from me.
22:41For that, he was put in the tower on false charges.
22:46He was cursed.
22:47As I was.
22:50And then poisoned by the Somersets.
22:53Everyone in their inner circle knows.
22:56They brag of it.
22:59There's a woman who sees the future.
23:02Go to her.
23:03And she'll be up to help you.
23:04Please.
23:14My ma had the same gift as I and she would warn me, girl.
23:19It is a dangerous game to know our future.
23:22Oh, I quite like danger.
23:26I see.
23:29What else?
23:31What else do you see?
23:33It's a delicate thing.
23:35Fate.
23:37The winds of change will blow.
23:41And if you are ready to proudly wear a false face, blood will fall.
23:48But not yours.
23:50And at the finish, your victory is assured.
23:57Hmm.
24:01A little vague.
24:03I see what I see.
24:05Hmm.
24:17Do you see what I see?
24:19May the devil piss in your eyes and your hollow black heart if you mock me.
24:24He might.
24:25But there it is.
24:26I see.
24:32A man chokes to death in a prison cell.
24:35Poisoned.
24:36By an untouchable lady and lord who'll never hang for it.
24:39But all who helped him will.
24:49The guard has served it.
24:51The lieutenant of the tower bribed to get it in.
24:59The lady awaiting, he laced the pie.
25:04The path gray who supplied the poison.
25:09And the witch.
25:11Who cursed the man?
25:13Who doesn't want to see a woman like that hang?
25:16Unless she might offer evidence of points to the rest.
25:39Chief Justice, here is evidence of a conspiracy to murder Sir Thomas Overbury by Lord and Lady Somerset.
25:47That you wish me to prosecute?
25:48No.
25:49If you attempt to try it now, before the box's contents are made public, Somerset will lean on the king,
25:55who will lean on you.
25:56Bury it.
25:57Take it home.
25:58Hide it with your most precious things.
26:01Lady Hatton is the sort who will have your effects searched.
26:04She'd never dare.
26:10What's in the box?
26:12I already told you.
26:13Will you do it?
26:14If you do, George and I will rise further.
26:17Our children may be wed.
26:20And I will take you with us on our ascent.
26:25What do you think?
26:27The king will excrete with joy.
26:31Shall we expose more flesh?
26:34Always.
26:48Miss Turner.
26:56Well, don't you look ghastly.
26:59Haven't you duties to attend?
27:02Your instrument to play.
27:06I have words to say to the Isle of Somerset, if I may.
27:13Oh, my husband and I have no secrets.
27:17We share everything.
27:19Even truth.
27:23I wanted to stop.
27:25What?
27:26He's even sweating, poor bitch.
27:29Come on.
27:30Stop what?
27:31Yes, out with it.
27:35These...
27:36Intimidations.
27:39Threats and games.
27:40All of it.
27:42No more, please.
27:45But what do you want?
27:47A towel.
27:51More time with the king.
27:57So why don't you ask him?
27:59What's going on?
28:02Oh, your majesty.
28:10Uh...
28:14Miss...
28:16Oh...
28:18Close...
28:21The moments are...
28:24He wants more time with you, sire.
28:26Is that what you want, your majesty?
28:29More of him?
28:32Less of me?
28:35Yes.
28:41Is it the pox?
28:42Likely so.
28:43And he brought it to your palace.
28:48But how was he infected?
28:50Now, let us not speculate, sire.
28:52Though, if I was being unkind, I'd guess.
28:57Your majesty.
29:00How can I touch you and rest the whole nation's sanctity?
29:06Return if you're ever yourself again.
29:09If you ever are.
29:27Out.
29:30What did you do?
29:32All the vile things I need to do to get you inside James' bed.
29:36And now you can't step foot in the palace.
29:38Can you just care for me?
29:41I do.
29:43A great deal.
30:04How are you?
30:07I'm the new girl.
30:10Will I heal?
30:11I have no many girls in the villages where I worked who came down with these sores.
30:18Most recovering time.
30:20Mostly.
30:22Mostly.
30:26But not all of them.
30:28Well, they won't lie to you, someone marks still.
30:35Have I seen you somewhere?
30:39You probably passed my family farm.
30:51I am cursed.
30:55Well, if any has cursed you, they will have your fucking love dancing too.
31:00I am sure deep down she's a big softy.
31:06Do you know him?
31:08Hmm.
31:10What is it, Frances?
31:20Lady Hatton is telling everyone that Coke is readying some legal case against the Summersets.
31:25There's witchcraft in it.
31:27On what charge?
31:30Murder.
31:31Thomas Overbury.
31:33They cursed him and then murdered the poor fuck.
31:36And as Attorney General, I've asked for details, but Coke is stalling.
31:41While Somerset is shitting his britches.
31:43Begging at the King's feet for days to issue a preemptive pardon against all possible charges.
31:48The King had it drafted, presented to the Privy Council.
31:52What happened?
31:54Did it work?
31:57We told the King a general pardon against all past crimes impossible to sanction or sign.
32:03And what did Somerset do?
32:06He offered his own legal counsel.
32:15And what is this trial then?
32:18Ways to go ahead.
32:20Seems they had many underlings in it.
32:22We need to be tried first.
32:24So, recover.
32:26Quickly.
32:27And know this, George.
32:30The Somersets.
32:30They are un-fucking-done.
32:36They are un-fucking-done.
32:37They are un-fucking-done.
33:00That's what I say.
33:03What is it about your family and unwanted appearances?
33:08No, let Miss Turner stay.
33:11You don't tell me what to do.
33:12Then go.
33:17How's George?
33:19He's a leper now, isn't he?
33:21Despite your best efforts, not yet.
33:24What efforts?
33:25This.
33:27Doesn't look much like George, but I suppose that's not its purpose, is it?
33:30The corpus to push him towards death.
33:32The hair that's pinned to it, that one of your vicious boys plucked from George.
33:37That ties the spell.
33:39What is she talking about?
33:41No idea.
33:43Can I see?
33:44Yes, of course.
33:51Thank you, Miss Turner.
33:52Wouldn't want that to get out anywhere.
33:54Rumours of witchcraft are damaging for both the cursed and the cursey.
33:58But you'll soon find that out when it gets to the legal courts.
34:01The Overbury matter, at least.
34:03Not the curse on George.
34:05So you found a doll with a hair on it?
34:10What proof is that?
34:11Of anything?
34:12You're pathetic.
34:13In every way.
34:15Let us see.
34:17Yes.
34:18We will.
34:20Because if we were to have poisoned Overbury, anyone we plotted with would be the most loyal of animals.
34:25The sort who know to keep us all safe, they must keep their mouths forever firmly shut.
34:31The thing about mouths is there are countless ways to open them.
34:42Mr. Franklin, I'm waiting for an answer.
34:47Are you an apothecary of long standing and did you give poison to Miss Turner, which was used to murder
34:53Sir Thomas Overbury?
34:55Well, I am an apothecary and you could say it was poison, but these drugs have many uses.
35:02They're out of there!
35:06They're out of there.
35:09They're out of there.
35:20They're out of there.
35:23They're out of there.
35:26The end of the day they're gonna do it.
35:32This crew is an empty dude who knows how hard you can do it.
35:43I thought you were under house arrest, you and your wife.
35:49It's true.
35:51Kolkata's detained like criminals.
35:56But you are criminals.
35:58I am.
36:06Write to the king.
36:08Tell him there's still time for a pardon.
36:11Why would I do that?
36:12So we can share him like you want.
36:18Even if I didn't detest you, you won't respond to my letters.
36:26You've returned them all unopened.
36:35I say he leaves his chamber even less than I do.
36:42Oh, he is lost without us.
36:46Got him in the flesh.
36:49As I can't.
36:53Look at me.
36:55Okay.
37:07I'm going to go.
37:08Oh, he is lost.
37:26What are you doing?
37:30I didn't ever want to keep you from the king, but the king from you.
37:40I love you since I first saw you.
37:45You're lying.
37:47Look in my eyes and doubt me.
37:52You know what I want?
38:01Give it to me.
38:02Oh, oh, oh!
38:06Oh, oh!
38:08Oh, oh, oh!
38:10Oh, oh, oh!
38:12Oh, oh, oh, oh!
38:14Oh, oh, oh, oh!
38:19Oh, oh, oh, oh!
38:22How do you find the strength of a miracle?
38:33How will you do it?
38:37Get my pardon.
38:40My wife can hang if she has to.
38:42As long as I'm free, I don't.
38:44Look.
38:47I barely have the energy to leave my bed.
38:51That lamp beggar came for your freedom.
39:02Most hours I long for death.
39:06I just wanted, like my mother, to fuck you.
39:13And it'd be the last thing that you think of before you hang.
39:20Wow.
39:24Oh, oh!
39:28Oh!
39:30Oh!
39:33Oh!
39:35Oh!
39:37Oh!
39:38Oh!
39:40Oh!
39:41This speaks for itself.
39:46Also in the box
39:49Letters you sent to the witch
39:52Who had it made on your say
39:55And that witch has fled into the ether
39:57So we cannot ask her why
39:59I swear my husband did not know
40:02I acted alone
40:04For my own purpose
40:06It's noble
40:08To protect him
40:09But who of our jury believes that a man of the Earl of Somerset's stature
40:13Could be so blind as to his own wife's deeds
40:24I was neither guilty of
40:26Nor privy to
40:27Any wrong over be suffered
40:29We'll see what the jury weigh more heavily
40:32Your words
40:34Or the mass of evidence
40:36That damned you to guilt
40:44Robert Carr
40:46Earl of Somerset
40:48The jury have reached their verdict
40:52You have been found guilty
40:55Of the poisoning and murder of Sir Thomas Overbury
41:03You will be carried to the tower
41:07And from thence
41:08To a place of execution
41:10Where you will be hanged until dead
41:15May the Lord have mercy on your soul
41:42Ladies and gentlemen
41:46Lady Villiers Compton
41:48Lady Hatton
41:50Francis
41:50Sir Edward
41:51You all look well
41:53You were impressive at the trial, Sir Edward
41:56Court makes a man of you
41:59How's George?
42:00Is it better yet?
42:01It is what it is
42:02Is it?
42:03So he won't recover?
42:04Just like everyone says
42:06What a shame
42:06Woman
42:07One shouldn't listen to gossip
42:09Should one?
42:11Well mourn your son all you want
42:12He will never have my daughter
42:14As long as there's blood in my strong heart
42:16As long as the terms are clear
42:18Huh
42:19Uh-huh
42:20Well you do have some wit
42:21I'll give you that
42:23But nothing else
42:24Ever
42:26Such a different atmosphere
42:27At court
42:28Since the trial
42:29A new age
42:30What have you created, dear Mary?
43:01Can you have a
43:02You will forgive me
43:03Whatever for, Your Majesty
43:06You tried to tell us about their
43:09Unkindness
43:10And we
43:11Shunned you
43:13You carry his
43:17His face
43:18You know
43:20On yours
43:25It hurts to even
43:32I'm in some time
43:33Alone
43:34Walk with me
43:35Your Majesty
43:36I deserve that
43:38It is all I ask
43:49I was told you were a
43:51You were a harridan
43:54But I can see you're like me
43:56Against the odds of what is thrown at us
43:59We survive
44:01Though I worry
44:02That
44:02That doll
44:04The overbury figure
44:05Do you
44:06Do you think they've made one of me?
44:09I've
44:10I've read of such things
44:12Death spells
44:13Fertility spells
44:14Even
44:15Love spells
44:16Their curse
44:17It's over
44:18Your Majesty
44:28Why
44:29Why I heard your infection
44:31Had taken you from me
44:32I
44:33Why I should have written
44:34Or responded to your lacros
44:35I
44:36You have lost as well
44:41You really did love him
44:42Didn't you?
44:47I've wronged you
44:50You shall have more titles
44:52Land
44:53Compensation
44:56I plan a trip to Scotland
44:58Come with me
44:59As my closest aid
45:03And now
45:05At this hour
45:08To my chamber
45:09I need you
45:13May I perform
45:14For you
45:14Your Majesty
45:18I have missed
45:19Your audience
45:23All the world
45:24Shall hear you play
45:54For you
48:57Blackmail is a low art, but you went lower.
49:01You and your girl.
49:03Are you threatening me?
49:05Seems to be the fashion.
49:07Is it?
49:08Should I threaten you back?
49:10No.
49:11I assume you have.
49:14Now be quiet.
49:16And let George play.
49:19I don't know.
49:20I don't know.
49:30You and your girl are math.
49:41I do not know.
49:41I do not know.
49:42I do not know.
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