1:34:03
How much is he getting?
1:34:05
An annuity.
1:34:07
£1,000 a year, sir.
1:34:14
Well, he's done me some service.
1:34:18
I think it is time
has done you the service, sir.
1:34:22
Yes? Mmm, but what
of the colonies, Mr Pitt?
1:34:26
America is now a nation, sir.
1:34:31
Well.
1:34:33
We must get used to it.
1:34:37
I have known stranger things.
1:34:41
I once saw a sheep
with five legs.
1:34:50
Sacked?
1:34:52
Jesus!
1:34:53
- And me?
- Forget what you've seen,
1:34:56
majesty in its small clothes.
1:34:58
Wipe it from your memory.
1:35:00
He was ill. We knew that.
1:35:02
Yes, and now he's well.
1:35:05
Here.
1:35:10
Me, too.
1:35:12
I'm no longer in service.
1:35:15
You were kind to His Majesty
during his illness, Greville.
1:35:23
I did what I could,
Captain Fitzroy.
1:35:27
Colonel Fitzroy.
1:35:30
Did you not know that?
1:35:33
It seems unfair, I agree,
but a word of advice.
1:35:37
To be kind does not
commend you to kings.
1:35:41
They see it as they see
any flow of feeling,
1:35:44
as a liberty.
1:35:45
A blind eye
will serve you better,
1:35:48
and you will travel further.
1:35:56
Elizabeth.
1:35:59
His Majesty has yet
to retire, Mr Greville.