:47:02
What am I to you...
a collection plate?
:47:04
Or am I all you've got,
like John?
:47:06
I've got to get
the Aquitaine for John.
:47:09
- I talk people, and you answer back in provinces!
- They get mixed up.
:47:14
What's the Aquitaine to Eleanor? It's
not a province. It's a way to torture me.
:47:17
That's why she spent the evening
wooing Richard, wheezing on the coals.
:47:21
She'll squeeze it out of him. My
God, I'd have loved to eavesdrop.
:47:24
"I taught you prancing, lamb,
and lute and flute... "
:47:29
That's marvelous.
:47:33
It's absolutely me.
:47:35
I thought as long as I was
coming down, I'd bring them.
:47:38
Whatever are you giving me?
:47:40
You're such a child.
You always ask.
:47:43
"To Henry. "
:47:45
Heavy.
:47:47
It's my tombstone!
Eleanor, you spoil me.
:47:50
I never could
deny you anything.
:47:52
Don't go. It nettles her
to see how much I need you.
:47:57
You need me, Henry, like a
tailor needs a tinker's dam.
:48:02
Oh, I know that look.
:48:05
He's going to say
he loves me.
:48:07
Like my life.
:48:14
I talk that way
to keep her spirits up.
:48:17
Well, how'd you do with
Richard? Did you break his heart?
:48:21
You think he ought to
give me back the Aquitaine?
:48:24
I can't see why he shouldn't. After
all, I've promised him the throne.
:48:28
The boy keeps wondering
if your promises are any good.
:48:32
There's no sense asking if the air's
good when there's nothing else to breathe.
:48:37
Exactly what I told him.
:48:40
Have you got it?
Will he give it back?
:48:44
No Aquitaine for John.
:48:54
I have to give him something.
Isn't some agreement possible?
:48:58
Love, in a world where carpenters
get resurrected, anything is possible.