1:06:00
Do you see her, Claudius?
1:06:03
The goddess Diana.
1:06:06
Every night she comes to me,...
1:06:09
..to my arms.
1:06:11
There.
1:06:14
There she goes.
1:06:15
- Now do you see her?
- No, sire.
1:06:19
Why not?
1:06:23
Only you gods
are privileged to see each other.
1:06:28
Of course. What are you doing here?
1:06:30
You sent for me, sire.
1:06:32
Oh, yes.
1:06:34
l thoughtyou might be lonely, Uncle.
1:06:38
Caesar is considerate.
1:06:40
We haven't seen Messalina
for nearly three months.
1:06:44
- She has been busy at the temple.
- How pious.
1:06:48
- Which temple, Uncle?
- The temple of lsis, sire.
1:06:51
Oh, no, Uncle.
1:06:53
No. Messalina worships this summer
at the temple of Venus.
1:06:57
Even now at the seashore
Venus is rising from the waves...
1:07:01
..and Messalina's there to welcome her.
1:07:04
Deny that she is there, Uncle,...
1:07:06
..and that our newest tribune
is her constant visitor.
1:07:11
Shall l take steps?
1:07:14
After all, l'm responsible
for the morals of the court.
1:07:19
Messalina is my wife, sire.
1:07:21
Any steps that are to be taken,
l prefer to take myself.
1:07:26
My poor uncle,...
1:07:28
..the tribune's so young,
so strong, so handsome...
1:07:32
..and so brave.
1:07:35
A hero of Rome.
1:07:37
l made him one myself.
1:07:41
Did you know when he leaves the palace, the
guards cheer him louder than they do me?
1:07:46
Did you knowthat, Uncle?