:44:03
Why would I want to hurt you?
:44:06
Why wouldn't you?
:44:07
You're only helping me now
because you want to get back this ring...
:44:10
which you so stupidly lost.
:44:12
Well, I'll keep my word.
I'll give it back in five days' time...
:44:16
when these curses are behind me
and I've claimed the Princess.
:44:20
You're a tough trader, Branton.
:44:23
We both know what we want,
and we're both going to get it...
:44:26
so long as you dispose of these knights,
especially Sir George.
:44:30
Sir George, yes.
:44:33
Twice he's squirmed out of your trap,
and he could do it again.
:44:36
Stop worrying, Branton,
you're worse than an old woman.
:44:40
If George and his knights are not dead
by week's end...
:44:43
They'll die long before that.
:44:46
And in circumstances
worse than anything I've conjured up yet.
:44:52
One of them is coming here now...
:44:55
to his death.
:45:05
Well, the gallant Frenchman.
:45:12
- He followed me. He's seen my horse.
- All right.
:45:16
Don't lose your head.
:45:20
Let him come in here.
We'll be ready for him.
:45:43
- My little one, do you speak French?
- Naturally, mister.
:45:47
- Who are you?
- Mignonette, mister.