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This is a situation Richard loves.
He can use the fear...
:31:04
... the turmoil to his advantage.
He knows they hate each other.
:31:08
He'll use their hatred
to manipulate them.
:31:11
You know, to divide, then conquer.
:31:13
My Lord of Gloucester,
I have too long borne...
:31:16
...these blunt upbraidings
and these bitter scoffs.
:31:20
By heaven, I will acquaint his majesty
of these gross taunts.
:31:24
- I'd rather be a country servant...
PACINO: What!
:31:27
Threat you me with telling of the king?
:31:30
Tell him, and spare not.
:31:33
Let me put it in your minds,
if you forget...
:31:36
...what you are ere this,
and what you are.
:31:38
Withal, what I have been,
and what I am.
:31:42
A murderous villain,
and so still thou art.
:31:46
PACINO:
Well, it is a complicated play too.
:31:48
All those relationships and the wives,
the Queen Margaret stuff is difficult.
:31:54
Hear me, you wrangling pirates,
that fall out...
:31:57
...in sharing that which
you have pill'd from me!
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PACINO: Margaret was the queen
before the war.
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She was a Lancaster,
and she was dethroned by the Yorks.
:32:08
She's a ghost of the past,
haunting the Yorks with her curses.
:32:11
A husband and a son...
:32:14
Don't you think she rants and raves
around the castle like this a lot?
:32:18
PARSONS: No!
ALLEN: No?
:32:20
I don't think so.
I think she just comes in this day...
:32:24
...because it's a crisis time.
She feels it.
:32:27
Give way, dull clouds,
to my quick curses!
:32:31
It's primordial.
:32:33
She brings that kind of music
into this experience.
:32:37
Poor painted queen.
:32:40
The day will come that thou shalt wish
for me to help thee...
:32:44
...curse this poisonous
bunchback'd toad.
:32:48
LINDFORS: Reading this play,
as I take word by word...
:32:51
...everything she says happens.
:32:54
Beware of yonder dog! Look.
:32:57
Have not to do with him,
beware of him.