:57:01
How's your bad leg?
Better, thank you.
:57:03
Your bad back? You're getting
old. You'll have me once too often.
:57:07
When? I'm 50 now. My God,
boy, I'm the oldest man I know.
:57:10
I've got a decade
on the pope.
:57:16
What's it to be? The
broadsword when I'm 85?
:57:19
I'm not a second son now. Your
Henry's lies in the vault, you know.
:57:22
I know.
I've seen him there.
:57:26
I'll have the crown. You'll
have what daddy gives you.
:57:29
I am next in line!
To nothing!
:57:32
Then we'll only have the
broadswords now. This minute?
:57:34
No, on the battlefield!
So we're at war?
:57:36
Yes, we're at war. I have 2,000
men at poitiers. Can they hear you?
:57:39
Call and see who answers. You're
as close to poitiers as you'll get.
:57:42
You don't dare hold me prisoner. Until we're
all agreed John comes next, I can and will.
:57:47
You're a king's son, so I treat you with
respect. You have the freedom of the castle.
:57:51
The castle doesn't stand that
holds me. Post your guards.
:57:56
My God, I'm king again.
Fantastic.
:57:59
Are you happy for me, Geoff?
I'm happy for us both.
:58:16
You played it nicely.
You were good.
:58:19
Yes, I was.
I fooled you, didn't I?
:58:24
Oh, God, but I do love
being king.
:58:29
Well, Henry,
:58:31
liege and lord,
:58:34
what happens now?
:58:37
I've no idea.
:58:39
I know I'm winning, and I know I'll
win, but what the next move is...
:58:48
you were scared,
weren't you?
:58:52
No.
:58:57
I think you were.
:58:59
I was. You mustn't play with
feelings, Henry. Not with mine.