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How'd you cope with something like that?

I didn't.

The Countess de Valois bought it.

With a little help from the poor fallen
women.

Bloody hell, Sam.

How much are you raking in?

Plenty.

Since she lost that baby, the Queen's
been convalescing in her rooms, clinging

on to her other children.

They say she has the complexion of
spoiled milk.

But her absence plays into our plan.

Ordinary courtiers have no way to
disprove my story.

They think I'm the Queen's new friend.

And what about the necklace?

I still don't understand how you're
going to convince the jeweller.

I'm not. I only have to convince the
mark.

But you still haven't found it.

Valette, you're a tedious worrywart.

Besides crawling with rich idiots who
want to please the Queen.

I just have to find the fool who is
desperate enough to want to buy her the

world's most expensive necklace.

You'll make me look like Madame.

No, it looks nice.

Will you all just stop fussing?

Enough.

Your Majesty.

I'm perfectly well. I've been resting
long enough. You should attend to the

Dauphin. He had a very restless night.

Yes. Can you take care of McLean?

Come on, then.

Let's go wipe this off.

This perfume helps lift my spirits when
I'm not feeling myself. I am not used to

this weakness.

What if I never feel the way I did?

You will.

You're stronger than you know.

Leave me.

Please tell me you have found the
letters.

I have investigated the theft,
discreetly.

Nothing has been found.

Where are they?

Do you understand?

If they get to Louis, he will divorce
me.

The thief took other items as well.

It's likely he doesn't know what he has.

Remember how cold it was?

He's probably burnt them as kindling.
Where do I?

If he burnt them, the heat would have
illuminated my words.

You're greatly appreciated. Of course.
With pleasure, my dear. Poor, fallen

women. Thank you.

Excuse me. Are you drunk?

Well, what if I am?

I'm married to a pointless, miserable
man, and I need a pointless, miserable

existence.

I need to find pleasure somewhere.

Oh, there's the Countess de Valois. I
must have a word.

Maybe you should start a charity.

Or at least find a hobby.

People will start to mistake you for a
fishwife.

Do you know the Countess de Valois?

Is she really friends with the Queen?

Come here, I'll tell you a secret.

You need to get over your crush on
Antoinette. It's pathetic.

Pathetic.

Princess Delonval seems sad.

That one would do anything for the
Queen's affection.

The problem is I'm still due payment for
the arms I secured for you in America.

I must speak to Cullan.

The matter is his now.

Thank you.

I hoped to make an income from my new
play, The Marriage of Figaro, but Your

Majesty banned it.

What did you expect?

It mocks the ruling classes.

Dangerous words have dangerous
consequences, Beaumarchais. You're

went too far. But I have made revisions,
and the play is now a harmless romantic

farce.

Your Majesty, help me. You have always
been a patron of the art.

We all loved your barber of Seville. We
loved you in it.

Do you remember, Majesty?

You lit up the theatre.

Would a performance be so bad?

If only the humour remained.

Don't we all need a little fun?

I'll read the new pages.

If there's no mention of politics,
religion or government, we can start

private performance at Versailles.

Invitation only. It will be a frivolous
entertainment of no consequence.

I hope so.

I would hate to lock you in the
Bastille.

This will be fun. So much fun.

I should... I... I must... I must talk
to Rose.

Yeah.

About costume.

What did Fathom say, Antoinette?

Nothing.

He barely looked at me.

I'm sure he's dying to see you.

No, no, no.

Um, that would be worse.

I must avoid him. I hope he doesn't stay
too long.

You deserve love, Antoinette.

I was born for duty.

Not happiness.

At least this little man feeds us
better.

Are we feeling better?

And you.

Do you have on my side?

I got you the job so you could help me
pay off the debts.

There's less in the treasury than you
might think.

I can only give you 300 ,000.

For now.

St. James needs four this month.

If he comes to break my legs, I'll point
him in your direction.

Oh, can I maybe...

How do you hack along? You were acquired
by the king.

Duchess Polignac.

Not interrupting, am I?

Not at all.

Good evening.

Good evening.

I asked you to cut spending and yet new
bills arrive every day.

Actually, no. You asked me to repair the
calamitous hole in the economy. There

are rumours for this week and cuts would
only confirm that.

What you need is investment to show
you're strong.

New roads, new prisons.

Invest in your vision. New hub at
Cherbourg.

Cuts now are not the answer.

What you need is spending.

I have no money.

We must increase the loans.

Show me a plan.

Should I be doing a play when the
Dauphars aren't well? He's teething,

all.

Tell me everything.

How's your new position at the Palais
Royal?

The Duke of Orleans treats me well.

I hope his son does too.

If Chateau gives you any trouble, you're
welcome back here any time.

I know.

Is this the marriage of Figaro?

But Matthew recruited me. Apparently my
sour countenance is perfect for the role

of Marceline. But you don't like
theatre?

No. Ridiculous.

But I need a hobby.

Consider gardening, which just allows me
to annoy you at the same time. So win

-win.

Now run along, Suzanne. You don't want
to be late for your first day of

rehearsal. Yes, Mistress.

Right away, Mistress.

Oh, sorry.

All the parts are taken.

You can't keep me away from her forever.

I don't see why not.

She will grow bored with you, too.

Perhaps.

But your weakness, Lombella, is that you
don't see the whole chessboard.

Only the queen.

Your Majesty, friends, let me introduce
our actors and set the scene. Our hero,

Figaro, is a man of the world. He has
risen and fallen and has had to make a

living on his merits.

We meet Figaro on the eve of marriage to
his beautiful Suzanne.

Yes.

Figaro's master is... Count Almaviva.
Like many powerful nobles, he has the

right to deflower local brides on the
night before their wedding. And he is

intent on deflowering the lovely
Suzanne.

Ah, here's our Count Almaviva now.

Majesty.

Everyone.

This is a credit for you.

Come on, take the picture.

Now we are over here.

We shall let Figaro set the scene. Saint
-Georges, act five, scene three,

please.

Woman, woman, woman.

What a weak, deceitful creature you are.

Nothing that lives and breathes in
creation can deny its nature.

Is it yours to be unfaithful?

After she swore in front of the ladyship
that she would not go, and even while

the ceremony was going on,

Paris Parliament already resists me.

What if they won't approve to an
extension of my loans?

There is another way. No.

I cannot raise the taxes for the clergy
and nobility.

Why not?

While you've been distracted with war,
they've turned the clock back to the

Middle Ages.

They've taken control of the Parliament.

They contribute nothing to the state.

France will not progress until the
financial system is fair.

Each taxed according to his means, not
his birth. Your situation is precarious

enough.

What you are suggesting would like to
fuse under the country, and I will not

it.

Now, are we done, or will you be joining
me in my bath too?

We're done.

We're done.

Find some way to get my new loans
approved by Parliament.

Yes, Majesty.

Remember the dashing Swede who was said
to be the Queen's favourite?

I have cast him opposite her.

She can barely get a line out.

Do you toy with her for a purpose?

Perhaps the Queen deserves it.

For your information. Thank you, sir.

For your information, every night at
nine.

Cagliostro, I heard Cardinal Rohan has
become his patron and is launching him

Paris.

That's charlatan.

Cultist, alchemist and healer.

I met him in Strasbourg.

They say that, unlike most doctors, he
cures more than he kills.

He certainly knows how to create a tie.

Popularity is power.

The Palais Royal would be the perfect
setting for his next audience.

You should invite him.

I'm out.

Look who's here.

If I'm there, I must withdraw from the
place.

A cardinal in want of a queen.

I don't propose... I... I don't... I
don't... Why must there be so many

words? You will never find the feeling
if you don't look up from the page.

Let's move on.

Act one, scene eight.

Count, first attempt at seduction.

Come on.

Go on.

Something upset you, Suzanne?

Alone, talking to yourself?

Is there something you wanted, sir?

I was seen alone with you.

Um...

It would be most inconvenient if I were
to be found here, but I think you are

aware of my feelings. I assume Basil has
told you that I love you.

Sorry.

I've only got a moment to tell you my
plan, so listen.

I've only got a moment... I won't
listen!

That's all right.

Your Majesty. What?

What's wrong with you?

Count person, Almeviva is dying for this
woman.

Look at her.

He might have her.

And your majesty, we must believe your
rejection.

I mean, let yourself go.

Relieve the emotion.

Please, stop.

Sorry, I thought we might be friends. I
do not want to be friends, thank you.

I will withdraw from the play. I don't
want to cause you distress.

Too late.

You forgot about me for three years, and
now you walk back in like nothing has

changed. Why are you even here?

I've applied for command of the Swedish
regiment in your army. Then why are you

here? Because I wanted to see you again.

Please.

I heard nothing from you. Not one word.
All this time I had to read the

dispatches to know you weren't dead. I
couldn't write.

If my letters would have been
intercepted, they would have put you in

What happened between us is in the past.

You're chasing a memory.

I never forgot you, Antoinette. Please,
please, stop.

I am not the girl you knew.

I'm the mother of the future king.

You're right.

You have changed.

But I think you've sacrificed something
of yourself, too.

I'll confess, it makes me love you even
more.

Suzanne? Is there something you want,
Suzanne?

It would be most inconvenient if I

were to be found here.

But I think you will wear my...

Who are you?

Marguerite de Grobillon.

My master hired me to be your reader and
help you learn your lines for the play.

Oh, I don't need help.

Don't you? Pardon me?

Well, he thinks you're hopeless.

Have you no decorum or sense of rank?

I can flatter if I must, but I think you
get enough of that already.

Oh, do I?

Your breath reeks of cognac.

Let me guess.

Provence doesn't satisfy you? How dare
you? I have a husband too. Yes.

In the country.

But I decided not to let matrimony ruin
my life. Ma, you know nothing about my

marriage.

I've seen your husband strutting around.

Like a very small cock.

There is freedom here.

If you want it.

Tell me why

I'm hosting this.

Cagliostro is a tremendous gift.

He predicted the death of the Queen's
mother to the precise day.

Cagliostro gives me the creeps. Forget
him.

I need to see his patron.

The Cardinal?

He's a Rohan.

One of the oldest and richest families
in France. He's the perfect mark.

Greedy, stupid, and naive.

I use this water to focus my attention.

To listen to the angels' fears.

A fair ground track.

There is a message.

For a man of the cloth, you'll grow
close to a beautiful woman.

Oh, God.

But double grief hardens her heart and
makes her more powerful than any man.

He's talking about you.

Or every other woman in the room.

Or do you believe your horoscope as
well?

I'm amazed I managed to prise you away
from Cardinal Rohan.

You would have me on a leash.

I imagine your patron also likes you
close at hand. No, Chartres isn't my

patron. He's my protégé.

Really? What do you teach him?

Philosophy, politics.

He's well -placed to bring change to
France.

He's lazy.

I hope you might change that.

What do you have in mind?

He seems very taken with your
girlfriend.

So do you.

Daring at her. I don't want to miss the
moment when the great magician makes her

disappear in a puff of smoke.

Seriously, how can you entertain this
crap?

Since I was cast out of their sight, I
must take my amusement where I can.

Count Gagliostro, come, please.

You're a magician.

Show us your best trick.

I consider myself more of an inquirer. I
seek hidden knowledge.

If you look closely, science, magic and
religion are not so very far apart.

No one believes in God anymore.

But they believe in Cagliostro. Watch
your mouth, cousin.

God gives us a right to rule.

But he bestowed that right on your
brother makes me question him even more.

Shh, look.

There is another message.

Right.

The Dauphin will not inherit the throne
of France.

France will seek a new king, a prince of
the blood, who is present in this very

room.

wayward and much more than you think.

I don't... Leave.

Stay, madam.

I'm rehearsing.

You're seriously going to appear on
stage?

Well, why not?

Well, you have no talent.

Even in the highest ranks of society,
all that women get from men is

condescension and contempt.

Okay. By show of false respect, we're
lured into slavery.

Oh, slavery.

If we have property, the law treats
us... like children, and if we stray, it

punishes us as adults.

In all your dealings with us, your
attitudes are nothing but disgust or

Beaumarchais is a hack.

You know he wasn't even born into
nobility.

Oh, no.

He made up his title.

And yet he sees us so clearly.

Well, that is the emotion we were
looking for.

And again, to be sure.

For love of whom you generally abolish a
certain vile privilege.

Speak, my dear.

Speaking freely is a right you will have
acquired over me for life, so you might

as well make a start now. It's not a
right I want. I don't want anything to

with it. Just leave me alone, please.

But first, say what you were going to
say.

I don't remember what it was.

About a wife's duty. This way.

Come and talk to me in the garden later
when it's getting dark.

I will make it worth your while.

If I take your place in the garden, you,
sweet girl, won't have to go.

Where are you supposed to meet him?

The garden is all I remember.

Won't you kiss your mother -in -law, my
pretty Susie?

I was very unhappy when I was a girl.

I was on the way to becoming the most
miserable of wives, and now I'm blessed.

Clearly you have no idea what has been
happening.

I assume you mean to tell me.

Your wife is parading herself as a
servant on stage in front of Thurston.

Um, Thurston has been the place.

These newfangled ideas erode our
position. You must stop the rot before

infects the entire building.

Call off the performance.

Two weeks. Huh? No. Two weeks? Two
weeks.

Two weeks, anchored off Finisterre.

And then we went across the Atlantic by
security route to avoid the English.

And then we landed on Rhode Island.

How exciting.

Well, unfortunately not, because the
English fleet blockaded us and we were

confined to camp at Newport for an
entire year.

A year?

I'm sure you've found ways to entertain
yourself.

Were the women very beautiful?

One or two, past master.

Of course, I was more interested in
local flora and fauna.

Why, all I see of the world

is a view from a window.

I know nothing.

You could stay here.

I could find you a position.

Say yes.

I won't be another person who needs
things from you until then.

If I receive this commission, I'll be
stationed a couple hours north of here.

When I have leave, I can come and see
you.

Using the cardinal as a mark is crazy.

The Rohan family is powerful.

I've heard they treat their enemies
mercilessly. Exactly.

The jury won't dare question the
cardinal.

If we call, we'll hang.

Now, we have enough to buy a farm.

I would provide for you, I would... You
would provide for me?

Yes.

You've spent too long in Paris.

You've forgotten that all the good land
in this country belongs to the nobility

and the church.

Buy your farm, if you want.

You'll find yourself sleeping in a
pigsty, raking your back on bare earth,

giving every scrap you produce to some
fat lord who will feast on it and fuck

your wife and daughters.

Only the rich are safe from hunger.

Only the fabulously...

Filthily, untouchably rich.

You are either with me or against me.

Forgive me, father, for I have sinned.

I tried to seduce a great and virtuous
woman.

The Countess Jeanne de Valois.

Valois?

You use Jeanne for her influence over
the Queen?

They are close friends.

I heard the Countess got Cologne his
job.

Tell me more.

Hello, gentlemen.

You are invited to a performance of The
Marriage of Figaro.

Hello. You should come see our play.

Ladies, you are invited to our
performance of The Marriage of Figaro. I

you can see it. I'd rather gouge my eyes
out. Oh, well.

Hello, gentlemen. You're invited to the
play.

I hope you do come to the performance of
The Marriage of Figaro.

Of course.

Hello, ladies.

You're invited to a performance.

The Marriage of Figaro. It is a step.

The Countess de Valois, isn't it?

It's strange.

Your name is everywhere.

And yet, until a few weeks ago, we had
never heard of you.

What are you saying, Princess?

That perhaps you only claim to be
friends with the Queen to solicit

for your charity?

I'm not a thief.

Although I confess there are chapters of
my life I'm not proud of.

But the Queen is so kind. She forgives
my past mistakes.

Perhaps you would know that if you were
still close to her.

Where did you get that?

A present from the Queen. It's pretty,
isn't it?

Have you been invited to her play?

Yeah.

Now I recall, the Queen did mention your
charity in passing. I look forward to

our better acquaintance, Princess.

We have not been introduced.

Cardinal Louis de Rona.

Cardinal?

Perhaps we could make an appointment to
speak privately.

I did not mean to disturb you. Not at
all.

I just thought I'd come and... He's just
fallen asleep.

I feel I'm so preoccupied, I'm
neglecting my family.

How is my wife?

The play is doing wonders for her
health. She seems happy.

Good. That's good.

And Conferton, he's...

She may have liked him once.

You have nothing to fear.

I... I shouldn't have doubted her.

It's easy for things to play on the mind
when you have no one to talk to.

I understand that meaning.

I wonder what you're looking for. Kiss
from Count

Thurston, but... I'm not going to tell
anyone.

You're not?

Well, not for now, anyway.

Perhaps we're entitled to a private
letter.

I don't think I like you now.

Did... Did you... I heard nothing.

You trust easily, Your Majesty.

But some close to you do not wish you
well.

They would burn you for their own
ambition.

Who?

Saint -Georges, if you know something,
tell me.

Tell me.

Just be careful.

Josephine knows.

She knows about us.

We were... I had a question about one of
our scenes.

This

performance

is cancelled.

Remember who you are.

I couldn't go through with the play.

The illness came upon me. She was
dreadfully ill.

We will arrange another date for the
performance when you are well.

But perhaps the king will not allow
that.

I hoped that, for the sake of my
finances, our little show would lead to

professional performance in Paris.

I'm sorry.

Oh, merci.

Right, how much did Louis actually see?
Nothing.

Everything.

The last thing I want is to hurt him.

What am I to do? You need to show him
that he hasn't lost you.

You're so silly to accept that role.

It left me open to the perception of
impropriety. If anybody else had found

alone with... It will never happen
again.

Never.

I promise.

Was Beaumarchais very upset?

You shouldn't be punished for my
mistake.

Perhaps you could grant him a public
performance in Paris, with professional

actors. The people will love it, and
Bombersheim would finally make some

I like the newest version.

And I'm sure it will be a popular
decision. I'll think about it.

Stay with me.

Your Eminence.

Countess. You are very late, but please
do come in.

Henry II de Valois, my ancestor.

I come bearing gifts.

A significant donation to your little
charity.

The poor fallen women are in your debt.

Please.

The women you support are wanton
sinners.

Do you double yourself?

I am a respectable woman and so are my
charges. It is men like you who offend

God with such questions. Please, take
your money.

Countess, you misunderstand.

You don't mean to seduce me? Heavens,
no.

What gave you that idea?

Forgive me, Cardinal. Sometimes I speak
out of turn and cause offence without

meaning to.

I have the same fault.

That's how I fell foul of the Queen.

Then we are kindred spirits, and now
firm friends.

Have your servant bring wine. I will
stay a while. Oh, that's a lovely idea,

impossible.

I have to meet other benefactors
tonight.

But my donation, the Queen will hear of
it.

Oh, yes.

Yes, but of course you must never
mention it to her.

She believes charity should remain
private.

But she usually sends a note of thanks
for larger donations.

When might I expect that? And now I
really must go.

Enough for another month's rent on this
place. And to buy you the finest inks.

Time to become the queen.

Ow.

Sorry.

Please welcome the King and the Queen to
Paris.

Good evening.

And please, please see them for the
professional premiere of The Marriage of

Figaro.

I don't see what this achieves.

You wait.

19 foot by 26.

Look, Figaro, my wedding bonnet.

Do you reckon it looks better like this?

I bet it's perfect.

Was there something you wanted, sir?

If I was seen alone with you.

It would be most inconvenient if I were
to be found here.

But I think you are aware of my
feelings.

You mean, Susan, that he seriously
intended to seduce you?

Oh, no.

His lordship wouldn't go to all that
bother for a servant.

He tried to buy me.

Send word to him at once that you'll
meet him in the garden. Take this pen

we'll decide on a place.

Write to him. There's no other way.

But madam, at least you should be the
one who... I'll take full

New lyric to the old tune.

How sweet at eve the balmy breeze under
the spreading chestnut trees.

Under the spreading chestnut trees.

Go on.

You think he won't understand?

Ah, woman, woman, woman.

What a weak and deceitful creature you
are.

Nothing that lives and breathes in
creation can deny its nature. Is it

be unfaithful?

After she swore in front of her ladyship
that she would not go.

No, Count, you shall not have her. You
shall not have her.

You think because you're a great lord,
you're a great genius?

Nobility?

Wealth? Rank high positions?

Such things make a man so proud.

But what did you ever do to earn them?

Be born, that is all.

Take your privilege away, and what is
left?

A very average man.

I changed the text. Whereas I, by God,
was a face in the crowd.

It's the truth, isn't it? I had to show
more skill and brain power just to stay

alive. And you dare cross swords with
me? You agreed to this.

I did not.

Well, now she betrayed us. Anyway, since
a man has to eat, I sharpen my pen and

ask around for the latest topic of
debate.

I am told that provided I refrain from
mentioning the government...

Religion, politics, morality, public
figures, influential bodies, the

opera, or any other kind of theatre, and
anybody who is somebody, I am free to

publish whatever I like.

Once I've got permission from two or
three censors.

As far as I'm concerned, the matter is
done. I'm sure we can say this.

We? No, no, no. You clearly have no
understanding of politics or matters of

state.

That's not fair.

You have never allowed me to understand.

But I could help. You have done enough.

This is not my fault.

He's supposed to be our friend. A mob
has gathered outside the Bastille.

They're calling Beaumarchais a hero and
you a despot. That's ridiculous.

We will never be rid of that damn play.
Now it will haunt us. Do not just walk

away. You are so desperate.

I am king.

I'm starting for Beaumarchais to be
released from the Bastille.

I underestimated you.

I never imagined there would be such
anger over a silly play.

Beaumarchais the rest of Louis for the
tyrant he is and that popularity can be

lost and won.

I'm hardly a man of the people.

Not yet, you're not.

You want to fulfill Cagliostro's
prophecy, you must replace Louis in

hearts and minds.

King anointed by his people.

As in England.

Constitutional monarch.

Told Louis.

Warned him.

I've tried to support him, but...
Hopeless.

King must be unshakable.

Masterful.

How long has he been missing? We think
several hours.

Where have you looked?

They found nothing on the east
perimeter. They're checking the west.

Settle my horse immediately.

I'll search the woods for the Lord. You
can't go anywhere.

Come to Louise's office.

I'll explain there.

You bring me Colon's records.

Call the Council of Ministers.

Wait. What are you doing?

I need to secure the king's papers.
There's no need. I will begin the

preliminary paperwork.

You are not in control here.

No.

No, not yet.

Don't worry.

When I take the regency, I will look
after you and your children.

How dare you!

If I may say so, adopting this position
is premature.

Virgin, we must prevent news from
reaching Paris until we agree on a

statement. Sir, I know my duty.

Virgin. Please, let us wait to see how
events develop.

There can be no delay.

The people must know the crown is safe
in my hands.

Paulette, issue statement.

Declaring the king as framed as uncle.

Right.

You worried us.

You can't get rid of me that easily.

Provence seems disappointed.

The Doctor, Your Majesty.

Return.

You're right.

If anything happens to Louis, Provence
will destroy me and the children.

And I won't be able to stop him. I can't
defend myself because I have no money,

no resources, and everything I have
belongs to France.

I own nothing.

I have to be a queen.

Real power.

The French won't like it.

Then we must be ready for a fight.