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He's been to Mistress Anne Boleyn.
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More, are you going to help me?
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If Your Grace will be specific.
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You're a plodder! All right, we'll plod.
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The King wants a son.
What are you going to do about it?
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I'm very sure the King needs no advice
from me on what to do about it.
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Thomas, we're alone.
I give you my word, there's no one here.
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I didn't suppose there was, Your Grace.
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Do you favour a change of dynasty?
Do you think two Tudors are sufficient?
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For God's sake, Your Grace!
:11:44
Then he needs a son. I repeat,
what are you going to do about it?
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I pray for it daily.
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God's death, he means it.
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That thing out there, at least she's fertile.
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-But she's not his wife.
-No, Catherine's his wife...
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...and she's barren as a brick.
Are you going to pray for a miracle?
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There are precedents.
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All right. Good. Pray by all means.
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But in addition to prayer there is effort.
And my effort is to secure a divorce.
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Have I your support, or have I not?
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The Pope gave a dispensation,
so that the King might marry...
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...his brother's widow for state reasons.
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We are to ask the Pope to dispense with
his dispensation, also for state reasons?
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I don't like plodding, Thomas. Well?
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Then, clearly all we have to do is
to approach His Holiness and ask him.
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I think we might influence
the decision of His Holiness.
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By argument?
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Argument certainly. And pressure.
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Pressure, applied to the Church?
The Church has its church property.