:00:01
It'll be cozier.
:00:05
There.
:00:08
My sweet and pretty youngling...
:00:10
Yes, dear cousin?
:00:12
If you live in this poor abode,
:00:14
Who owns our castle?
:00:16
Jacques-Henri Jacquart. He's...
:00:19
rather nouveau riche
and a bit affected.
:00:21
- His family farmed our land.
- A peasant owns our castle?
:00:27
- A peasant!
- What peasant?
:00:29
Please! Jean-Pierre
is a peasant too.
:00:31
And he's a good husband.
:00:33
He's a peasant? Pugh!
:00:38
I lost my appetite.
:00:40
This is too much!
:00:42
I feel like throwing up.
:00:44
Did you hear that?
:00:46
Hear what?
:00:48
Now he's spitting on me.
Or didn't you notice?
:00:52
Excuse the oaf.
:00:53
He is saddened to hear
that a peasant owns my castle.
:00:56
But why?
:00:57
My sweet, radiant youngling...
:00:59
I shall right this horrible wrong.
:01:02
Jacquart shall render the castle
in exchange for crowns.
:01:06
If he refuses,
I'll disembowel him.
:01:08
We'll rip off his stalk
Like we did the Duke of York
:01:13
We hacked him up
Amid his shrieks and howls.
:01:16
We hung him up...
:01:19
alongside his bloody bowels.
:01:25
Bring in the hens.
I'm starved.
:01:27
Hang who?
:01:28
Jacquart the Peasant.
:01:29
Bring the roasted lamb...
:01:30
the sausage and the beans...
:01:32
the venison...
:01:34
Let us feast
to forget this injustice!
:01:37
Bring in kidney beans and kidneys.
:01:39
A piglet and a roasted goat.
:01:42
Well-peppered white swans.
:01:44
Your whets have
given me appetite.
:01:46
You just stuffed your faces!
:01:49
What's this puddle?
:01:51
The room is totally flooded!
:01:55
What happened?