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I have to talk to you.
One of your courtiers
kicked me in the stomach.
What?
Who was it? I will... I will call the guards
and they will be banished from...
Really? — yes!
She laughs
really.
She laughs
Careful.
They chuckle — oh!
Mmm...
Did you like these? — let me.
So sorry I...
Clock chimes
what are you doing?
We couldn't wait for you any longer.
But...
But that's my job.
Mm, it's the other way...
No. I think a bit tighter.
Yolande: Tighter? — Marie: Yeah.
Ah! Not so tight!
Yolande: Sorry! — they chuckle
Marie: You have a little bit of...
Indistinct chati'er
they giggle — thank you.
Lam balle sobs
indistinct chati'er
You do know my heart is shattered?
It is with the greatest happiness
that I can announce the queen is pregnant with our first child.
Crowd gasps and chati'ers
we'll never get rid of her now.
Not unless it's a girl.
If it's a boy, we're finished.
So?
You have grown two inches...
Since the 27th of August.
Is that normal, or?
For a pregnancy of six months?
Perfectly normal.
God help us if it's a girl.
We will have plenty of opportunities to have sons.
Please tell that to my mother.
Don't worry about mama.
You have me now.
I do.
She chuckles
I'll go.
Marie: What is it?
Louis?
Is this what they think of me?
Victoire: Poor Louis.
How dreadfully embarrassing to play the cuckold.
Mind you, chartres does look impressive.
They laugh — extremely!
They giggle
well, you know what they say.
There's no smoke without fire.
Both: Mm—hmm.
What do you think, provence?
I couldn't possibly comment on that filthy smut.
Th ey laug h
this isn't just about me.
This is a grotesque attack on us.
I will deal with it.
Like you dealt with the white doves?
I wasn't in charge of that investigation, majesty.
Steps were taken but unfortunately, they were not completely successful.
That is why I have asked maurepas to begin his investigation immediately.
Marie: How can I trust him?
He wanted to lock me up in a convent and throw away the key!
We have to put the past behind us.
We must act swiftly before the iibelle spreads to Paris
and to Europe.
Let me protect you.
And how do you propose to do that?
We close the gates.
Nobody enters, nobody leaves.
Not until we find answers.
We'll show this court that we mean business.
Search versailles.
Guard chati'ers
guard: Fall in line, men.
Go upstairs!
Absolutely outrageous.
Have you any idea who I am?
Get your hands off me!
Angry chati'er
your disdain for the queen is hardly a secret.
Is that a crime?
Well... it's a...
It's certainly a sign of...
Disrespect.
How far are you prepared to go, madame de noailles?
The libelle is the product of a warped mind.
My mind, as you're well aware, maurepas, is far too straight.
He chuckles
guard: Go on, over there...
This way, gentlemen.
The public rooms have been scoured
hundreds of courtiers questioned
and what have we found?
Nothing.
What do we do now?
We move closer to home.
Well, we have no choice.
Very well. Do it.
Maurepas grunts
thank you, maurepas.
Do you have a moment?
I'm working.
I feel obliged to voice my concern.
Do you now?
Your sense of duty truly knows no bounds, brother.
What is it?
It's about the investigation.
Have you even considered the possibility that chartres is the father?
Y—your concern is unwarranted.
Come on.
You've seen the way he looks at her.
The man is cunt—struck.
Saint—georges: The question that's on everyone's lips.
Tell me.
Is this an accurate depiction of the duc du chartres?
Stop that! He sniggers
it's in the ballpark.
Though I'm not sure the artist captures antoinette in her best light.
They chuckle
I wonder how she's taking it.
She's not like us, saint—georges. She's...
She's a sensitive soul.
Do I detect an air of wishful longing?
Am I speaking to a man who has fallen in love?
Love... is not a word I recognise.
Lust then.
Primitive, insatiable lust!
Th ey laug h
monseigneur.
Come with us.
What's going on?
Thank you for coming to see me.
Did I have a choice?
I invited you here because, er, you're...
Depicted in the libelle.
Has it caused you distress?
On the contrary.
It has lifted my spirits no end.
Do you have any idea who may be responsible?
None at all.
As the heir to the house of Orleans
wouldn't you benefit from casting doubt on the bourbon line?
It's not me who calls her the ostrich bitch.
Why aren't you investigating the bourbons?
I'm investigating everyone.
This is an outrage!
Father would spin in his grave!
"Ostrich bitch."
Those words first came out of your mouths, did they not?
Oh... dear lord, have mercy.
What will happen to us?
Bugger all! We're not criminals.
But you must admit you said it.
Yes. — no!
We admit nothing.
You ought to be ashamed of yourself, maurepas.
Without us, you wouldn't be sitting in that chair.
Oh, for which I am immensely grateful, mesdames.
Nevertheless, I intend to be thorough in my investigation.
Are you responsible
directly or indirectly...
For the libelle?
Perhaps...
Inadvertently, we might...
Be quiet.
Antoinette only has herself to blame.
Are you suggesting
that there is some truth in the libelle?
That is all we are prepared to say.
Knock on door
door opens
are you insane?
We can't be seen together.
I only want to know how you are, my love.
They won't give up
not until they destroy me.
It will all blow over, I promise you.
Please, please, chartres.
You can't stay.
Footsteps approach
Distant birdsong
imagine yourself drifting...
On a calm and sunlit river.
As your body relaxes...
You can let go.
Drift...
And let go.
Now, turn your thoughts
to the source of your distress.
How do you do this?
How do you manage to calm me down
even in the middle of this nightmare?
It's my job.
When will you stop
being so stubborn?
Accept a position in my household.
Gong rings
ringing extends
hold her image...
In your mind.
She is a small fly
and you can flick her away.
Gong rings
try it now.
Flick the polignac fly away.
She inhales deeply
distant laughter
Lam balle: There is somebody
you have to meet, toinette.
Well, you're looking extremely flushed.
Who is it? I'm intrigued.
Dr mesmer.
Yolande scoffs — he was all the rage in Paris
and now...
He is all the rage at versailles.
Dr mesmer is an imposter.
He is a charming man.
And what do you know about charming men, superintendent?
How do I look?
Oh, don't answer. I've been eating for Austria.
France.
You've been eating for France.
France.
I'm sorry.
Maurepas has been interviewing mesdames this afternoon.
Well, I wouldn't be at all surprised if those vicious old goats were behind this.
They would never do anything to hurt me.
You, perhaps!
They would revel in my downfall.
It could be anyone.
Come on! It can only be a member of your family.
And what exactly makes you so certain about that?
It's obvious!
To everyone except for you.
I need to know if there's any truth in it.
Truth in what?
You and chartres.
Your majesty.
Your majesty. — good evening.
So...
Tell me.
Who's next in the firing line?
I don't want to talk about the investigation.
Oh. What shall we talk about then?
The weather.
They scoff
Josephine gasps
oh!
Shall we eat? — yes, let's.
Mmm!
Will you have something?
I am not hungry. — oh.
Try this.
It'll do you good.
She sucks
she chuckles dryly
have another oyster.
You're eating for two now.
I need you to keep digging.
She might be hiding something.
Chartres, for example.
Leave it to me.
Fox cries in distance
coins rati'le
this will barely keep me in stockings.
If you're looking for financial security
why don't you take a position in her household?
A position?
What do you suggest?
Lady of the bedchamber? Mistress of the robes?
What more do you want?
I will accept nothing that requires me to grovel to the superintendent.
You must be so excited about the new arrival?
We are very happy.
May I touch your bump? — I don't...
Isn't it a joy to be pregnant?
When did you last feel it kick?
Mm, I can't be certain. Perhaps...
This morning.
What?
Well, I don't feel anything.
Nothing at all.
Are you quite sure it's still alive?
She gasps
Marie sobs
I would have expected better of you, madam.
He whistles
bravo.
That was...
Remarkably callous, even for you.
Why should she have a baby
if you won't let me have one?
Knock on door
door opens
Louis xvi: May I come in?
How are you feeling?
Oh, I feel on top of the world.
Please...
Please forgive me.
Forgive you for what?
For accusing me of committing adultery or for your monstrous family?
Both.
Clock ticks
How is life at versailles, madam?
It can be a lonely place.
So far from your own family.
It's been such a difficult time for you.
The pain, suffering of a failed pregnancy.
A strain on your marriage, no doubt.
How is this relevant to your investigation?
Well, there's been... talk
about some distance
between you and provence.
But still, he is your husband.
You clearly feel a great sense of loyalty towards him.
Do I?
Casting doubt on the legitimacy of the heir
would work to his advantage.
If you suspect my husband, why don't you speak to him?
Yes, of course, how could I forget?
Monsieur is above the law.
Madame isn't.
Nobody apart from the king is above the law.
But only the king can interview his brother
if he feels there is reason to do so.
I admit...
My marriage is not as happy as I'd hoped.
I admit to feeling lonely in this soulless place.
And I admit to the grief of not being able to hold my own child.
But I am not so bitter in my misfortune
to accuse an innocent man.
Why should I suffer the indignity of being interviewed?
I'm your wife!
Perhaps it was unwise to upset my brother.
You upset him all the time!
That's different.
You should know that maurepas was more interested in you than me.
He can't touch me.
Sir, there is news.
Indistinct chati'er
man: Get off me!
Maurepas: A tip—off enabled us to locate the printing press in the town.
I can finally confirm that the court is now clean.
Thank you, maurepas, thank you.
However...
The original's still missing.
So it can come back to haunt us?
Oh!
Who was behind this?
Oh, no, no, don't take it personally.
Versailles is a snake—pit, spewing out poison.
The snakes generally end up destroying each other.
If they don't destroy us first.
We must narrow down the investigation.
The Orleans threat is obvious.
Is it?
On the other hand, the birth of a dauphin
makes the crown slip further away from your brother's reach.
What do you suggest?
We close in on them.
Louis xvi: The question of who is responsible looms large in my head.
Provence or chan'res?
I think / know the answer.
Maurepas: This was discovered in your apartment.
Well...
Obviously, it's been planted.
You would say that, wouldn't you?
Whatever you may think of me, I am not capable of this.
My feelings for her run far too deep.
Are you confessing your love for my wife?
I'm pleading my innocence.
That doesn't answer my question.
I am not responsible for the libelle.
Maurepas: But the evidence cannot be disputed.
This is the original.
Let me speak to him.
You can't.
He's been placed under armed guard.
What is this really about, Louis?
Chartres' guilt or your jealousy?
Does your loyalty to him come before your trust in me?
You owe me an apology.
I have nothing to apologise for.
My apartment was ransacked.
What the hell were you playing at?
It wasn't a game.
It was crystal clear from the start your wife's lover was responsible.
One more word about my wife
and you will regret it.
How can you be so Nai've?
Not so na'ive, actually.
Josephine's miscarriage?
There was never a pregnancy, was there?
If you can lie about that, what else are you capable of?
Steam hisses
Yolande: I refuse to believe for a second that he's guilty.
Lamballe: Chartres is a scoundrel! I know him better than you do.
Yolande: Yes, of course, just like you knew that mesmer was a genius!
Lamballe: You can tease me as much as you like, yolande
it is like water off a duck's back. — shut up...
Yolande: You look pretty wet to me. — shut up!
She sighs leave me alone.
Toinette. — both!
Both of you.
Knock on door
Thank you.
Gong rings
you know your own mind, majesty.
I can't change that, and nor do I wish to try.
Please. I need you.
I need your help, dr mesmer.
I'm overwhelmed with anxieties.
I don't have the spirit
to face them alone.
Oh, but you do.
The Princess de lamballe was simple to treat
because she's suggestible.
She lacks what I call "animal magnetism"
hence her delicate nature.
In your case
it courses through your veins.
Then why am I so terrified?
Because you don't believe in your own strength.
Trust your instincts
and you will find it.
Provence: Well, you must have told someone!
Who was it?
Why would I discuss my fake baby with another living soul?
Because you are a witless
hysterical fool!
Is that the work of a witless, hysterical fool?
Doves coo
You?
Yes.
Me.
He laughs — she sighs
Distant giggle
distant laugh
Door shuts
She sighs
Look at me.
Look me in the eye and tell me it wasn't you.
Of course not.
But unless you believe me, then what good is a clear conscience?
She sighs
I believe you.
You know how I feel about you, antoinette.
Yes.
You merely tolerate me.
He scoffs
She screams — liquid splashes
Distant groans
Marie wails
Marie yells
She groans
Marie groans
Marie cries
Marie yells
doctor: Push.
Push, push. — Marie groans
she yells — just keep pushing.
She yells
doctor: Push, push.
Marie groans — push.
Marie yells
shh.
She grunts repetitively
she groans
laughter echoes
chicken clucks
she groans
she wails
shh.
Sh e sou eals
she gasps
Marie groans in distance
she moans — shh. It's me.
Hold my hands. Hold my hands.
Breathe. Breathe.
Marie gasps — it's ok, it's ok.
It's ok, it's me, it's me. Just breathe.
Please, just keep breathing.
It's alright, it's alright.
Just... just breathe.
Only a few more. Alright? Only a few more.
Ok, you can push. Push, push.
Push. —idonttmnklcanm
yes, you can. Come on, push, push.
Marie groans
hold my hand. — Marie growls
hold my hand. — come on.
Marie groans
she screams
she screams
baby cries
indistinct chati'er
see what it is? What is it?
Baby cries
madam?
Madam? — boy or girl?
Boy or girl? — Louis xvi: Madam?
Toinette?
Louis xvi: Madam!
Lam balle: Toinette?
Louis xvi: She's... someone... someone do something!
Louis xvi: Madam, madam, listen to me, listen to my voice, madam.
Please...
They gasp
baby coos
baby cries softly
she gasps is it alright?
Is it alright?
Marie gasps
may I present to you...
Madame royale.
Josephine inhales — Marie: Oh, my god.
Provence chuckles
my little girl.
Oh, you may not be the dauphin...
She kisses but you are no less precious to me.
Baby coos
Marie chuckles
she's so warm.
Louis xvi: She's so beautiful.
Indistinct whispers
welcome.
Thank you.
You have brought me great joy.
Door shuts
maurepas: Hm.
Good work, yolande.
To madam royale.
To us.
Our positions are secure.
For now.
I have no doubt one way or another, you will outlive your brother
and become the king of France.
Well, it won't be for lack of trying.
And I will be your oueen.
Dear god.
I pray you'll be dead before then. — mm!
Try to be your best self, just to amuse me.
We make a good team.
Knock on door
come in.
Monsieur.
The king has asked to see you urgently.
Marie hums
Humming continues
hello.
She gasps
chartres.
I have been liberated to offer my heartfelt congratulations to my queen.
Louis finally came to his senses.
I am so happy.
Have they found the bastard?
Not yet.
Horse neighs in distance
I don't believe you.
I give you my word.
It was all her. I... I had nothing to do with it.
You are a liar.
I could have you both executed for treason.
Louis.
But I can't do that to my brother.
The court will be informed that a disgruntled equerry
was arrested fleeing with the original engraving.
Thank you.
He grunts
but don't think for a minute that I am going to forgive you.
You may still be the heir to my throne
but you will never play a role in the government of this country.
Do you understand?
Yes.
"Yes, sire."
Yes...
Sire.
Get out.
Get out.
Footsteps run
oh, she's a beauty.
Yes... — he chuckles
just like her mother.
My daughter's a bourbon Princess
from the top of her head to the tips of her toes.
Of course.
Oh, chartres! You're back.
How did you manage to slip the guards?
Oh, I persuaded them to release me into your custody.
I refuse to take responsibility for you.
However, this little one...
Meet madame royale's governess!
Chartres: You trust her with your child?
I trust her with my life.
Oh, punch me? — they chuckle
yolande: She is just beautiful!
Indistinct chati'er
yolande: Stop it...
Chartres: It's true. — yolande: No, it's not true!
Chartres: She's got your mouth.
She sobs softly
chartres laughs — baby coos
Marie: You're just awful...
It's unbelievable!
How could she let us down again?
I doubt she was planning to, ma.
If she's anything like you
this is the beginning of a long line of bourbon babies.
We will hold off on Bavaria.
Why?
We can't rely on France to send us troops
until our alliance is sealed.
And we can't wait any longer.
Prussia is closing in on my territory.
We can.
And we will.
When do I get to make a decision around here?
Not until I'm dead.
Horse snorts
Maria: Mercy has informed me of the new arrival.
Iimp/ore you to stop wasting time, toinette.
I can't wait another eight years for you to deliver the dauphin.
I suppose there's a strange sort of comfort in knowing who your enemies are.
Louis xvi: They won't step out of line again.
Horse neighs
Crowd cheers — indistinct chati'er
woman in crowd: Here she comes!
Thank you.
Crowd clamours
women clamour
you're so beautiful!
Church bell rings
woman in crowd: Ostrich bitch!
Voice echoes: Ostrich bitch!
Archbishop: Marie—therese Charlotte of France.
Baby cries — archbishop speaks Latin
Maria: I am delighted that you named the child after me.
But producing a daughter
is like producing a mouse.
It counts for nothing in diplomatic relations.
It's time for you to do your duty to Austria, toinette.
Archbishop continues in Latin
Baby cries
archbishop continues in Latin
amen. — amen.
All: Et cum spiritu tuo.
Baby cries
Baby cries
woman's voice echoes: Ostrich bitch!
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