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Morning, gentlemen.
I want her so much...
But there has never been such a queen as you are.
And you think that's what I should do?
Nasty, dangerous business.
Oxford will pay the penalty for treason.
we will go for a drive This is madness.
Well, I'd rather be a king than an attendant lord.
..plotting to kill you.
You have no idea of the sacrifice involved in being a mother.
You're safe.
Have you got no regard for the Queen's safety?
Isn't he the King of Hanover now?
Thank you.
..I know I am a better monarch than you could ever be.
Really?
I'll see what I can do to hasten things.
Look what you've made me do.
God save the Queen!
He would never do that. You have your freedom, Nancy.
From the look on your face, I suspect you are about to reprimand me.
"What is the difference between a tube and a foolish Dutchman?
Yes, I went to Harriet's room last night.
one who saw the way the curls fell on your neck in his dreams,
and a necessary ally in the unfortunate event of you becoming regent.
I see wet nurses here, Penge, not would-be assassins!
Well, then, why the long face?
and look what happened to her.
would contemplate regicide?
Folly? Oh, yes, I suppose that is what it must look like to the Queen of England's husband.
His name is Edward Oxford, Your Royal Highness.
If I were a younger man, I would call him out.
have been laid to rest.
I always knew your wicked Uncle Cumberland would try to kill you one day.
I am Captain Childers and I have come to rescue you from your present situation.
The Queen's correspondence, Baroness.
And if I were the man that you think I am, I could have taken everything.
He might have killed you.
Are you all right, ma'am?
You mean my little flirtation?
"at the hands of that German tyrant".
I'm scared.