:46:23
You wanted to see me?
:46:25
I am your humble servant,
D'Artagnan.
:46:29
I've heard about you,
Monsieur D'Artagnan,
:46:31
and nothing I've heard
suggests you're humble.
:46:34
Monsieur Rochefort
will not bejoining us.
:46:38
Who are you,
D'Artagnan?
:46:41
Where areyou from?
:46:44
What do you want?
:46:47
I even want to know
your philosophical
and political leanings.
:46:50
I don't have any.
You'dbest acquiresome quickly,
ifyou're to survive in Paris.
:46:55
Is that why
you wish to see me,
to pass along advice?
:46:58
Fires are erupting
all over France.
Last night, for example.
:47:02
I'm sure you'll be glad to know
that I subdued the peasants
without further incident.
:47:06
And how did you deal with
the ones who were not peasants?
You confuse me.
:47:10
The men I confronted
were well-armed
and fought like swordsmen.
:47:13
Even swordsmen can be poor.
:47:15
Do you know why France
has come to this?
:47:20
The King, poor man,
is weak.
:47:24
The Queen is manipulative.
:47:26
The Spanish and the English
are opportunistic.
The Protestants are divisive.
:47:31
The noblesarescared
andthepeasantsare impatient.
:47:34
Well, I thought they were
just cold and hungry.
:47:37
Ifthat were so, we could
just give them hot soup
and be done with it.
:47:48
Understand me.
There will be
a shift in power,
:47:51
and with that,
a shift in wealth.
:47:53
Those who do notjoin me
will be against me.
:47:55
They will be swept away
with the King. That includes
your friends, the Musketeers.
:47:58
I will be sure to tell them.
I'm counting on that.