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00:00The following program contains strong language and scenes of a sexual nature.
00:10Lady Villiers, I'm sorry about your husband's death, and I'm afraid the estate is bankrupt.
00:16There's only one option.
00:17Marry again. Sir Thomas Compton.
00:19Afraid so. You?
00:20Your next wife.
00:22Where are we, France?
00:24Own your body.
00:26Will you show me a wife?
00:27I think we aim higher.
00:29So, are you ready for his majesty or not?
00:33If we tread right, George, he'll be yours.
00:36Mine.
00:38Ours.
00:58Ours.
01:04Ours.
01:13Ours.
02:08May I help you, sir?
02:09Make you happy and glad all over for a shilling.
02:12Wrong tree.
02:13Fuck and all that.
02:14Fine, two shillings then.
02:16Why the price double?
02:17Logistics.
02:19Men want a quick pump and squirt in any old warm pit,
02:22but women want the real thing done in no rush of the matter.
02:27Twice the care, twice the rate.
02:29Marker forces don't blame me.
02:31I'm just a powerless cog.
02:34Are you a specialist?
02:37Interested?
02:38Why pay for a fruit so easy to pluck whenever you like for free?
02:42Well, you're the one in the fucking brothel, Lord.
02:44I'm just here to meet someone.
02:46Well, you can watch for a hush.
02:46He may need your services, but I do not.
02:49No, but I say you need something, Lord.
02:50What's that, my need?
02:52I've seen enough half-souls in my days, worn down by mistress time, those who never feel full of heart,
03:01and I see you.
03:09If I were you, I would avoid the print.
03:16I suggest this place to David.
03:19Because I don't trust my servants, or yours, or fucking anybody's.
03:23And this is a local's venue?
03:25Are you certain?
03:27Oh, no, that's my man, Westrap.
03:30Low-base fellow, but he could wrestle there to death.
03:33What's the secret to discuss?
03:36His Majesty is at Newmarket soon for the races.
03:38Pretty boys always turn up trying to lure the king, but only I know the route.
03:43George will have an open road to be seen.
03:45That's your plan.
03:46Stand by the road like a pretty piece of meat.
03:49Somerset has had the king basically locked up.
03:51This is a rare excursion and opportunity.
03:53Let us avoid another violent disaster.
03:55The king took his side against Somerset, as did the queen.
03:58The queen detests Somerset, so that was no surprise.
04:00But the king, not siding with his lover, George got lucky.
04:04Why does the queen hate Somerset?
04:06Oh, you met him.
04:07The queen also hates me, and all men, especially those the king favours.
04:13Maybe George's girlish qualities appeal to her.
04:17More prunes?
04:18Thanks.
04:20Anyway, Newmarket, are you in or not?
04:34Never long time, is he, his match?
04:39Bet you thought you were being clever, avoiding the crowds in the high street.
04:44But not the only one with the idea.
04:47Are you sweet?
04:49No, we get all the peacock peats here when the king visits for the GGs.
04:54All hope in his eyes are lower, we'll wander.
04:58I'm just here on business.
05:00What's your business, sir?
05:03Are you hammer or anvil?
05:04Shuffling or bucket?
05:06Or both?
05:07I'm good to punch you in both of your eyes.
05:09I don't mind.
05:10I like it rough.
05:12As long as we cuddle after.
05:14Then I can pay a bit.
05:16I'm not for hire.
05:17You better talk over the king.
05:19This body's not better than mine.
05:21He's the king.
05:23And you are what, exactly?
05:26Available.
05:27Huh.
05:28The king already has his honeypot slot.
05:32Somerset.
05:34Aim lower.
05:36No.
05:40Do you know how the king and his boy met?
05:43See, young Somerset broke his leg at a joust.
05:46The king took pity on him.
05:48That was that.
05:50Let me pity you, son.
05:52I don't need your pity.
05:54Once he sees me, he will bring me into his court.
05:56I know it.
05:57I'm not like them.
05:59Your Majesty.
05:59We'll see what we love.
06:01Your Majesty.
06:02Your Majesty.
06:05James.
06:05Your Majesty.
06:18Please, Master John.
06:29Thank you, Miss Ashkettle.
06:31Jenny.
06:32So?
06:34So whoever told you the road was clear, don't trust them again.
06:38I've missed you, George.
06:40Will you hunt with me?
06:42Just us.
06:48So what are we hunting?
06:50John is not well.
06:52Hasn't left his bed in days.
06:55Is that Miss Ashkettle sound?
06:57I found him this morning.
06:59A man's hands choked him, I'd say.
07:02Do you think it was John?
07:10Maybe it attacked him first.
07:12Mm, possible.
07:13But it was a docile thing for all its yapping.
07:16If his body is found and dug up by a man or fox, people will know it was John.
07:20His wounds, his moods, his servants talk.
07:24Other houses talk.
07:25It's a pet dog.
07:26I don't think...
07:26We are on the edge of something.
07:28Who marries John if this is known?
07:30Who marries John anyway?
07:32Sir Edward Coke, the Chief Justice, is looking for a soft, delicate man to wed his young daughter.
07:39Soft.
07:41Delicate.
07:42John is both in his heart.
07:44He does not have some violence in theirs.
07:47I thought our focus was the king.
07:49John needs a future too.
07:51What happens to him if I die, or you?
07:54Why I wrote to Sir Edward.
07:56That he may visit.
08:00Now won't you help your brother?
08:04It will involve a lie, and to lie well you must believe it too.
08:08What lies have you told?
08:11None.
08:12Ever.
08:14See?
08:17Now shoot.
08:20For John.
08:22For John.
08:46What's that, Master George?
08:52As I was hunting, it came out of nowhere.
08:57Before I knew it, it was a terrible accident.
09:05It was all my fault, really.
09:15I know you loved him, like a son.
09:22I hope you can forgive me.
09:25Adam's not fresh dead.
09:28Wounds wrong.
09:30Not enough blood, Master George.
09:35I'm telling you the truth.
09:38You can tell me a little story all over, son.
09:41I'll tell no other.
09:44But do not piss up my back and tell me it rains.
09:49Tell this to my lady.
09:52I'm too old.
09:55And I've seen too much.
10:03Any more news from your friend?
10:05What next?
10:06I dive into the Thames, hope the king jumps in after me.
10:09None yet.
10:10He's the slow sort.
10:11He could afford to be.
10:13More pressing to us.
10:15Will John behave today?
10:17I don't know.
10:20He speaks so little.
10:22Well, maybe that's for the best.
10:36Leave Sir Edward to me.
10:40Not like that.
10:41I know the sword.
10:43Wants a young man to look up to him.
10:47Paternally, Mother.
10:48Whatever works.
10:53Is that her?
10:55She looks so frail.
10:57Don't worry.
10:59I'm sure Frances Coke is a tough little blooming flower.
11:02Her mother is, at least.
11:04Lady Hatton, they call her.
11:06Her first husband, Lord Hatton, died and left her old estate.
11:09She kept the dead man's money and his name.
11:13How humiliating for Coke.
11:15You two, stop your gossiping.
11:17Sorry, just excited for dinner, Daddy.
11:19Yes, it'll be a glorious night of wit, wisdom and absolute frolic.
11:30A wonderful home.
11:33I thank my husband for that.
11:35A wonderful daughter you have.
11:38And you have your John.
11:40Hmm.
11:45He's quiet tonight.
11:47He prefers to savour his food.
11:50I like a man of reserve.
11:51Too many loud, raucous sorts these days.
11:54A curse on my generation.
11:56Many feel the need to strut around like a peacock Pete.
11:59Yes, the young have lost their way.
12:01I won't comment on women, folk.
12:02They've always mystified me.
12:05I'm sure.
12:06Speaking of the feminine, and not to reminisce, but...
12:10We had a golden age under Elizabeth.
12:12What was she like?
12:14Perhaps it was a celibacy,
12:18an unspoiled heart living only to rule.
12:21And I admit, I was more in favour then in her court
12:26than I am in the current...
12:28Just because Elizabeth never shared a bed.
12:30Or admitted to.
12:32Why must she be touted as some magic hymen saviour of all mankind?
12:37But she was our saviour.
12:38Against the Spanish Armada, the Ireland's insurgents.
12:41The French.
12:43Any bloody filthy Catholic come to that.
12:45Would have done all that if she'd eased on to the old coil of flesh.
12:48Coil of flesh?
12:49Whatever nomenclature you prefer.
12:55I mean, is King James really any worse?
12:57Because his favourite pursuits are to hunt and to fuck.
13:00Perhaps we change the subject?
13:02There are young, unspoiled minds and bodies here we must protect.
13:05Aren't we here for the exact opposite fucking purpose?
13:07What do you mean?
13:09The point of this dinner is to consider sacrificing Francis' body and mind to a union with him.
13:16Clarify your position.
13:17I mean, how dare you pretend he is good enough for her?
13:22And you want my inheritance to pay the dowry?
13:24I would rather strangle her, don't you?
13:27Mother.
13:27It would be a kindness.
13:28This is why I never listen to him.
13:30Does she mean me?
13:31Yes.
13:33Thank goodness I don't rely on his money to do anything.
13:37What an ever-closing prison that would be.
13:40Scrambling for coins, position, favour, like some, um...
13:46Streetwalker.
13:49Shall we go?
13:50Maybe we shall.
13:50Come.
13:51You haven't heard my son speak.
13:53How do I need to?
13:55Been like it since birth, hasn't he?
13:57The cord around his neck, inside you, strangled any sense from the lad.
14:05And it isn't just him, is it?
14:08The whole dark brood.
14:11The lot of you.
14:12Starting with her.
14:13What sort of lady is she?
14:15I hear rumours, nothing of the sort.
14:17And I might just believe them.
14:21And then there's the sodomite son, with the gallows' eyes.
14:24Who thinks he's shaft and taint.
14:25The very centre of the earth.
14:26Those other fucking two.
14:28Jesus Christ.
14:28And one might stab you to death and eat the remains.
14:30And the other would vapid and bore you to an early death.
14:34And then there's poor Sir Thomas.
14:35Who has no idea who is in his bed.
14:41What did I get wrong?
14:45Girl.
14:46With me, if you would.
14:50Now.
14:51Now.
15:03I cannot apologise enough.
15:08No, you cannot.
15:22I need a drink.
15:30I need a drink.
15:32Peacocks are my friend, aren't they?
15:35Yes.
15:39Good friends.
15:41Now finish your food, Chong.
15:44Keep up your strength.
16:09I didn't mean to hurt him.
16:15We were playing and he got so loud.
16:21I know.
16:24We all get away from ourselves sometimes.
16:29All of us.
16:48How is he?
16:51What does Gallows' eyes mean?
16:53Don't waste another second's thought on that hateful cut.
16:59How will the king ever see me again?
17:03Hmm.
17:04A better question.
17:06How do you stand out in a very cluttered field?
17:12If he saw me dance, he'd remember.
17:16Perhaps we should take a trip together to London, move things along.
17:23We need to be less like the Hound and more like Sweet John.
17:27Let us seize what should be fucking ours.
17:30Let us seize what will be,�� of course.
17:32Let us see what's next time.
17:35We can go.
17:36Please see what we're waiting for.
17:45Let us see what it looks for.
17:47Yes.
17:48Let it customers say, what we're looking for.
17:49Let's say, let me just wear the pearl again.
17:50Let us see what we're talking for.
17:52Yeah?
17:52Let us see what we're talking about.
17:52We'll see where we're talking about.
17:53She's back.
17:54Change mind.
17:55No, not yet.
17:57Well, you know where I am.
17:59And if you don't like it here, I've got my own place.
18:01Not to brag, but I do.
18:05Fine specimen there. Well done.
18:07Who's that?
18:08A local artisan.
18:12I ordered house prunes. Dig in.
18:15He cannot digest them. I hate them.
18:19Is this a brothel?
18:21He's quick, isn't he?
18:22He's catching up.
18:23Why bring him today?
18:25I am here.
18:26Younger men rule nations, empires, Our Majesty did.
18:29And George learns more every day.
18:31It's more us. We need better use as gifts.
18:34I hear that, but how?
18:36Get me a moment with the Queen.
18:39I told you she hates me. How do I...
18:41The Queen?
18:42She hates Somerset more.
18:44She may hate you, but let her hold her nose
18:46as you explain that this is the chance to replace Somerset in the King's bed.
18:50And risk death when Somerset finds out.
18:52You are mad and wild.
18:54Oh, possibly, but I've lived a sane, tame life waiting for change,
18:58and it does not come unless you grab opportunity by the hand
19:02and never let go.
19:04LAUGHTER
19:18Your Majesty.
19:19The private scheduling conversation we discussed?
19:23Now might be the time.
19:42Your Majesty, I am honoured to be in your presence.
19:45Do you know how many compliments I receive on a full, average day?
19:49Enough?
19:52Nervous?
19:53Nervous?
19:53Sufficiently so, yes.
19:57Your late husband was of a noble house of longstanding.
20:01But what of yours?
20:03The Bowmans?
20:05I know less.
20:06A good family of a long line.
20:09So George's blood is pure.
20:15There have been others suggested to eclipse Somerset.
20:19But can you control him?
20:21You're George's.
20:22He is subject to my rule.
20:25Is he a worthy knight?
20:28Yes.
20:33Good.
20:37And how would this work?
20:39I imagine you have given that some thought.
20:42I might have.
20:51George need be sent a stage
20:54where he cannot be unseen.
20:55I might have seen him.
23:46So George...
23:50Anne, from that close position...
23:55Give the king whatever he wants.
24:03Of course, Somerset will resist.
24:06Out.
24:07All of you!
24:09But if I taught him anything, George knows how to endure.
24:27And what will you do during all this?
24:34And what will you do during all this?
24:52I'll be right back.
24:55I'll be right back.
24:57I'll be right back.
25:21you're a followed love are you certain i already bring trouble to my door should i go
25:28well you're here now and if we let every strange wandering man ruin our day
25:38have you ever been with a girl before bodies are just bodies
25:57that's more than two shillings i expect more
26:04there's only so much that buys you
26:10in here in this room who's in charge you are
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29:56how long
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30:56i was
30:56i was sold to clean my house looks like you need to do the same
31:00no
31:01who did this
31:06a paragon of evil appeared told me i must tell him all i know of you that i refused
31:17after i was more compliant and i
31:20uh
31:21go on
31:22in my fear and pain told him what you had burnt its contents its significance
31:30so
31:31so he had me write out a signed statement
31:54is anyone else too full of anticipation to dine
31:59i
32:00i often consume more when i'm enthused
32:03my majesty
32:04consume too much and your horse might throw you off as too great a load
32:09younger men can eat more without becoming bloated
32:13do not find that my lord the older you get
32:21sit down no malice was sought am i a topic of amusement
32:24to you every last one of you no you are the most serious
32:28thing in the entire history of the world to me and all here in the turnum
32:44tell me
32:45tell me can you hunt as well as you dance
33:14j'en suis loin
33:17it is eden
33:21but be careful adam
33:24we lost a boy recently fell from his steed tragedy
33:32so beyond the future and then
33:34wonder what was Mihi
33:34it is
33:38animal
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33:50Let's go.
34:19Let's go.
35:31Let's go.
35:34Let's go.
35:38Stop going anywhere.
35:45Let's go.
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40:32Go for a drink. Discuss our future together.
40:41Somerset is furious, losing the first round of a fight.
40:45George realised the king was tired of fighting.
40:48He wanted what he first had with Somerset.
40:50A young lover to pity, an injured bird to tend to.
40:54The battle isn't over. Somerset still shares the king's bed.
40:58However we can help George from here, we must.
41:02However...
41:03However?
41:04From here on, let us guide George. You've done your bit. Now let us.
41:09Why?
41:11As you may know, Weerstrap has been busy.
41:15Helped us discover your poor dead drunk of a husband
41:17took a shine to you when you were some lowly girl in service.
41:21And, profligate as he was, paid for papers to be forged,
41:24proving you a Beaumont and of good birth when you are neither.
41:29You are no lady. You're barely a woman, really. Either of you.
41:43You have evidence.
41:45I do. And it's safe, somewhere you will never find it.
41:50Don't care to try.
41:54I am at your mercy then.
41:56Yeah.
42:00And George.
42:04And the king.
42:09Feeling thirsty?
42:11What's she talking about?
42:13You should avoid prunes in a brothel, apparently.
42:17They drug them.
42:18Just enough to make it easier to part none from their money.
42:22But it's fairly simple to up the dose.
42:25If you know a sailor or a three.
42:27You perfidious heart.
42:31Powerful friends.
42:34horrible.
43:01beans are strong.
43:02And look at the
44:12Take me, bury me.
44:14I won't forget who I am.
44:16I'm nothing but your subject.
44:54I won't forget who I am.
45:06Did you ever see him on Paris before?
45:11I have.
45:13It's never pretty, is it?
45:16No.
45:19Something I want to protect my son from.
45:22The true barbarism of the world.
45:33Oh, my God!
45:41Oh my God!
45:43Oh my God!
45:55Oh, my God.
46:24Oh, my God.
47:18Oh, my God.
47:25Oh, my God.
47:26If I want to get on, better make the past gone.
47:35Whispers said I'm friends with the dead.
47:42There's a light, but I want to be sad.
47:48I just want to be sad.
48:04Bless your little scars.
48:07I can soothe your heart.
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