:34:00
...that I should not live long
after I saw Richmond.
:34:05
- My Lord!
- Ay, what's o'clock?
:34:10
I am thus bold to put your grace in mind
of what you promised me.
:34:15
Ay, but what's o'clock?
:34:17
Upon the stroke of ten.
:34:20
- Let it strike.
SPACEY: Why let it strike?
:34:22
Because...
:34:24
...that, like a Jack...
:34:26
...thou keep'st the stroke, tick-tock...
:34:30
...betwixt your begging...
:34:33
...and my meditation.
:34:36
Tick-tock.
:34:39
I am not...
:34:41
...in the giving vein to-day.
:34:47
May it please your grace...
:34:49
...to resolve me in my suit?
:34:51
Thou troublest me.
:34:55
I am not...
:34:57
...in the vein.
:35:14
Thou dost scorn me
for my gentle counsel?
:35:18
And soothe the devil
that I warn thee from?
:35:21
O, but remember this another day...
:35:25
...when he shall split
thy very heart with sorrow...
:35:29
...and say poor Margaret...
:35:32
...was a prophetess!
:35:36
And thus be it so?
:35:39
Repays me my deep service
with such contempt...
:35:45
...made I him king for this?
:35:48
O, let me think on Hastings,
and be gone...
:35:51
...to Brecknock...
:35:53
...while my fearful head is on!