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"[HORSES NElGHlNG]"
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"WlLLlAM: Robert!"
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"Robert, come here!"
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"l am sorry, my Lord of Oxford."
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"My son prefers the company of himself."
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"May l present to you my wife,"
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"Lady Cecil, and my daughter, Anne?"
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"l am sorry for your loss, my lord."
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"The realm lost a great man with your father's death."
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"We hope you will be happy in our house."
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"Are you going to live here forever?"
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"No. Only until l reach my maturity."
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"Why? Because the queen has bade it so."
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"My lord, when we first met,"
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"you said you wished to become a great man of state."
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"The queen and l hope to make that so."
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"To that end, l have the honor of introducing you to your tutors."
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"From 7 to 8, you will be tutored in French by Mr. Crane."
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"CRANE: My Lord of Oxford."
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"[SPEAKlNG lN FRENCH]"
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"Nine to 10 is Greek with Mr. Simmons."
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"[OXFORD SPEAKlNG lN GREEK]"
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"ls that Homer? No. Plato."
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"[SlGHS]"
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"Then cosmography with Dr. Richards. RlCHARDS: My lord."
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"Two to 3 is geography and history."
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"And 4 to 5, fencing."
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"And, uh, composition? Poetry?"
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"This is a Puritan home, my lord."
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"We believe such activities to be the worship of false idols,"
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"and therefore a sin before the eyes of God."
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"A sin?"
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"Surely there must be room for beauty and art in life, my lord?"
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"Not in this household."
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"[SWORDS CLANGlNG]"
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"[GASPS]"
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"You were losing anyway."
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"Unh. Really?"
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"OXFORD: l think we can assume l've mastered the Punta Riversa."
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"Now l think we should move on to the Punta Sopramano."
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"Perchance with that, you will best me."
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"TUTOR: Yes, my lord."
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"[PAPERS RUSTLlNG]"
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"[LATCH CLlCKS]"
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"[SERVANT SCREAMS]"
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"[CROWD CLAPPlNG AND CHEERlNG]"
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"Apple for you, sir? There we are."
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"You haven't read it?"
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"l promised l'd finish Eastward Ho."
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"He's a nobleman, you say? Well, is he powerful, rich?"
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"Ooh. Then you have to do it then, don't you?"
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"JONSON: Will, l came to London to be a great and soaring poet."
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"To be the conscience of our times. The soul of the age."
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"To ch-change the world, not--"
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"Ch-change the world? What, with rhyme?"
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"Yes. Why not? Why can't a man change the world with words?"
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""l'll make you the richest and most popular playwright in London.""
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"Bollocks. l can do that myself, thank you very much."
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"JONSON: He's an amateur."
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"A complete and utter amateur."
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"Last week, gardening. This week, writing. Next, hawking."
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"No. No, l won't do it. lt would be an affront against the Muses."
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"[♪♪♪]"
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"How much money did you say he gave you?"
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"You think my name can be bought?"
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"No, no, no, not at all. No."
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"l think we should keep your good name quite intact."
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"WlLLlAM: King Philip of Spain sees the current Catholic revolt in lreland"
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"as a weakness of ours."
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"A weakness to be exploited."
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"ELlZABETH: lreland?"
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"There are reports of his sending financial aid, even troops."
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"We must act quickly. We must replace the Lord Lieutenant of lreland,"
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"and send additional troops-- Replace?"
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"With whom? l would recommend"
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"his lordship,"
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"the Earl of Essex."
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"No, that's impossible. He cannot be spared."
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"We value his counsel greatly."
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"WlLLlAM: Essex's martial abilities are,"
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"in my opinion, the only antidote to the plague of Spain."
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"Essex could not, unfortunately,"
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"remain in the Privy Council while he is in lreland."
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"Sir Robert Cecil."
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"ELlZABETH: Your son?"
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"Yes."
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"Though he is my own advisor first, Your Majesty, my son second."
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"Yes. Yes, yes."
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"Ah. Very well. Send Essex"
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"to lreland."
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"And we will place Robert on our Privy Council."
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"l saw a play this last weekend, William."
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"lt made me think of..."
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"many things long past."
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"l'd like to see more of them."
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"William..."
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"WlLLlAM: Murdered?!"
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"By your own hand. He was stealing my poems."
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"He was doing my bidding! Yours?"
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"Of course! As soon as Robert told me you were ignoring my express orders--"
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"Robert? Robert told? Enough!"
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"Thou shalt not worship false idols in my household."
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"My poems are my soul."
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"[THUNDER RUMBLlNG]"
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"You have placed me in a grave position, Edward."
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"by this regrettable lack of control on your part."
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"We can claim self-defense."
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"He drew sword first."
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"But there is something l wish in return."
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"My daughter is young and impressionable."
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"She has feelings for you, Edward."
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"lt is to be expected, living in such close quarters."
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"Sir, for the last three years, you have seized much of my inheritance."
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"Hold your tongue, lest you make a claim you cannot retract."
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"l was legally reimbursed for your education and living expenses."
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"You suggest you be reimbursed the rest of my estate through your daughter's bed."
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"No."
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"This is how l suggest"
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"we keep your noble head from the executioner's block."
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"BlSHOP: --duly considering the causes for which matrimony was ordained."
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