:51:06
I likest the king's
fair manner.
:51:09
- Thou art all in exile.
- Until thou lives...
:51:11
...become more modest.
- He hast ordered that all...
:51:14
...the raskals be well provided.
- You starving fool!
:51:19
- Jack Falstaff!
- Take him to prison!
:51:24
- To prison?
- Come with me!
:51:27
Thou must come, poor lad.
:51:29
Gentlemen, do come,
he is very sick.
:51:33
The king is a great one...
:51:36
...but things are as they lay.
:51:39
And now, to France!
It shall be an easy fight...
:51:43
...a jolly fight.
Go, my dear patriots.
:51:46
The sign of war goes forward...
:51:49
...not queen of England,
but of France!
:51:55
My lord Chief Justice, free
the man who is in prison.
:51:59
- Falstaff?
- He shall suffer prison.
:52:02
His example may help
others such as him.
:52:07
If we close not our eyes
to small offenses...
:52:10
...what then shall we do
when we see...
:52:13
...capital crimes and
premeditated ones?
:52:19
I think it was the
excess wine that did it.
:52:46
And Falstaff?
:52:49
He has died.
:52:53
The king hast broken
his poor heart.
:52:55
I would be with him,
where'er it may be.
:52:59
- Be it in Heaven, or in Hell.
- No, he shall not be in Hell.