1:06:00
I shall possess you, Rebecca,
if I die for it.
1:06:12
Try to possess me,
and we shall both die for it.
1:06:14
I now, and you when Richard
returns to England.
1:06:17
You deny me because of lvanhoe,
do you not?
1:06:20
What would you say if he were within these
walls, held captive with the rest of you?
1:06:25
I would despise you for a liar.
1:06:28
Nevertheless, he is here.
1:06:31
You don't believe me, do you?
1:06:32
How, then, if I say he came delivering
himself as a hostage for his father...
1:06:37
...and we took him without violence?
Still not enough?
1:06:42
How, then, if the bandage on the shoulder
of his shield arm were of fine linen...
1:06:46
...and if the linen were fastened
with a golden pin?
1:06:55
I believe you.
1:06:57
Then believe this also.
He cannot save you.
1:07:00
But you can save him...
1:07:02
...not by dying, but by living.
1:07:05
If you die, so does he and all the rest.
1:07:18
There are many ways of dying...
1:07:21
...and this is the basest.
1:07:27
You mistake the nature of our bargain,
Rebecca. I want you alive, not dead.
1:07:31
When next I come to you,
meet me with desire in your breast...
1:07:34
...or no man's life is saved.
1:07:41
The fire's at white heat, milord.
1:07:44
Tell us where the ransom's hidden,
and I'll make your dying fast instead of slow.
1:07:49
If you harm him, you Norman dog...
1:07:51
...every Saxon in England
will avenge his blood.
1:07:57
Ever seen half a beef turning on a spit?
1:07:59
I've seen whole traitors.
Well-basted, they drip a rich, red gravy.