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Do not boast about tomorrow, for we do
not know what today will bring.

What were you doing?

Get your hands off me.

Colonel Rohan, you are under arrest on
suspicion of theft.

I beg your pardon?

By the authority of the king.

You can't be serious, Rohan.

Oh, this is so disrespectful.

Did Louis just have a cardinal arrested
in public?

Not just any cardinal.

Rowan.

I don't know, I told you. I know nothing
of these fabled jewels.

The jeweler said you're a regular
customer. I have purchased things from

but for a lady.

Are you all right? Every time he lies, I
feel violently sick.

Your lies sicken the Queen.

So who has the wretched necklace?

Speak! The guard.

Her Majesty's special guard.

I'm sorry, who?

If there has been a theft, as you say,
it was probably him.

I have no special guard. And does this
man have a name?

In your letters, Your Majesty, I am sure
you mentioned an Armand.

He is insane. I did not write to him.
Not of the necklace, of course, but the

Queen and I developed a dear friendship
after my generous contributions to her

charity. Why?

On earth would I enter into
correspondence with a man I deplore.

Your words are knives, Your Majesty. I
will not survive them. Enough.

We can settle this.

Boma, did you ever see a guard?

Or more. A guard was present during the
handover, yes. But it was made quite

clear that he was acting under the
Cardinal's orders.

He was there. No!

So you were not there. No!

I mean, yes, I was there, but I was
making the purchase on behalf of my very

dear friend. Thank you, Burma.

The name of the Queen is precious to me.

It has been compromised.

Remove Cardinal Rohan to the Bastille
until he starts making sense.

No. My dear friend, I beg of you,
please.

Release me from my bonds, please. Wait.

Thank you.

That charity, the one you donated to,
what was it called?

Why, the poor fallen women.

Majesty, please, not the Bastille. I am
a Rohan. No, please.

Not the Bastille. No.

I want a full investigation.

Summon Prosecutor Flurry. And search
Rohan's apartment.

Come on. Come on.

Rohan, you filthy bastard.

Your conclusion was key to flurry.

Well, he definitely stole it. If that's
true, where is it?

We've searched his apartment already.

He is not going to keep it when it can
be found.

He's probably already sold it. With his
majesty's permission, I will see to it

that the jeweler is adequately
compensated and that the cardinal is

discreetly. I'm sorry, discreetly?

There are already rumors circulating
that the queen bought a monstrously

expensive necklace behind my back.

It's dangerous for the people to think
it would be so fabulous.

Especially after St. Clair.

I think we can all agree that we don't
need the Rohan family sticking their

sizable noses into the situation
unnecessarily.

If this were anyone else, we would be
subject to public trial.

The Majesty is not, I hope, suggesting
we put the Cardinal on trial in public.

She's right.

The man is lucky not to be charged with
treason.

But he's also lucky enough to be a
member of the most powerful family in

To harass an aristocrat of his standing
through the court, it is out of the

question. Then, aren't the Rohans family
friends of yours?

Quite instrumental in your appointment
at court, were they not?

I... It would be a trial.

Like any other.

A jury of parliamentarians will not see
it as such.

One of their own, apprehending like a
common vagrant.

Parliament are loyal to the crown.

They will vote with their king.

Your Majesty, in the current climate,
can we rely on the parliament's vote?

There is a lot to process.

You don't have to decide now.

Think on it.

Yes.

Do.

Did you do it?

Took your bloody time. Did you steal the
necklace for the love of God? No.

The Queen swore me to secrecy.

She wrote to me.

But I cannot explain what happened
without betraying her trust.

Well, she denies everything.

She says she never wrote to you.

The letters are in my apartment.

We searched there already.

Come on.

She wants a public trial.

You want the

truth?

She entrusted me to purchase the
necklace without her husband's

Rohan, please, contact your family. The
devious bitch is coming for me to save

her own skin.

All he has made the Palais Royale his
own, filled it with discontent. But if I

am to spread my ideas further, I need a
secret network.

Your secret network.

The Freemasons.

There are lodges in every town and
village across Europe, full of men

ideas.

I thought you were with your book club.
We're having a spiritual consultation.

Oh, piss off with your heresies.

The only magic you've ever done is to
evade being burnt to a crisp in

Strasbourg. Magic simply knowledge that
others do not possess.

Same time tomorrow?

What are you playing at? You want to
help her. Great idea.

You could conjure up devils to haunt the
Queen.

If you spent five minutes thinking about
anything other than her, you might see

the bigger picture.

Jealous?

No. Our two main points of attack, a
land tax levied at all landowners to

relieve the poor of additional taxation,
and a program of economic stimulation

including abolishing internal customs
barriers.

It's certainly punchy. That's exactly
what I wanted.

And exactly what we need.

But the land tax will be controversial.

We need to introduce it gently. There's
no rush.

No rush? Well, we need to fix the
deficit now.

His Majesty, I believe, is aware that
raising taxes on the nobility would make

the chance of any of them voting in his
favour in, say, a public trial rather

slim, which would imply he's thinking of
not proceeding with Rohan's

prosecution. Thank you. Come on.

For your hard work.

This stays between us for now,
understand?

Get some rest.

And a bath.

I know the Queen is upset, but... She
doesn't.

I haven't decided yet.

The queen and I are one body.

Rohan wishes to attack my wife's
reputation.

He attacks ours.

Thank you, Rohan.

Bit awkward.

I've just been reassuring the
aristocracy that your desire to publicly

one of the most influential families in
France was not in fact an expression of

disdain for all they hold dear.

Thank you so much.

Still, it has got me wondering, should I
be concerned for

your state of mind?

The strategy is in place.

Oh, good.

You know, for a moment I thought you'd
systematically pissed off every strata

society by accident.

But no, there's a plan.

Those who benefit from a broken system
are always going to be... annoyed

when it heals.

Been reading books, have we?

Times are changing, brother.

Rowan and the stupid niggas.

Turn my stomach.

Are you still not bled?

Can't do it again, you want?

Who is it?

I've been taking precautions after
Louise visits.

So, I haven't pulled out too late.

I can't do it again. I'm... I'm already
falling apart.

Good news.

Please.

Apparently, one Countess de Valois has
the whole court thinking that you are

patron of the charity for the poor
fallen women.

She's been exporting donations in return
for...

Promises of your favor.

Who would believe a thing like that?

I'm so sorry.

She was so very convincing. She had
documents.

I thought she was my true friend.

Find this woman.

I want her arrested.

Yes, Your Majesty.

Hi, Dr. Nett.

May I explain? It's all right.

As superintendent, you're supposed to
protect her.

Dear Marguerite, I see you everywhere.

I think only of you.

I dream only of you.

Everything else means nothing to me.

I've bought a wallet to put your letters
in.

They're all in order.

I don't read anything else.

I place them under my pillow.

I love you.

You are going to love me. Oh, I doubt
it.

Louis is planning a land tax.

Payable by all social classes.

Does Parliament know?

Should they?

Well, which Parliamentarian will we
tell?

That's one who's already disgruntled.

Who mark with my lair. Yes.

From a concerned friend. I'm very
concerned.

We wish to bring to your attention to
the King's secret plan to attack

the aristocracy.

If you ask me, I'd probably fall in love
with the Countess.

Well, I didn't ask you.

Is there any reason why she'd be this
stupid?

Other than her own stupidity, of course.
She's lonely.

Which is your fault, by the way.

My fault?

I loved her, and now I love you.

Even when you are being a poison of
gossip.

So it is her fault for being dumb? When
one is lonely, one can overlook a whole

host of things which indicate a friend
might not be what they seem. Is it

complicated?

That may be so.

But real friends offer practical
solutions.

Favin, Pennyroyal, Rue, Ergo.

For when you can't overlook a problem
anymore.

Drink this tea and go for a vigorous
ride.

And then, at least, one of your troubles
may be over.

Laugh, but not lean.

Open for the King of God!

Open up!

Open now!

Open now for the King of God!

Excuse me.

They've arrested her.

It's all right.

How could we have known?

At least we don't need to do any more
silly crochet for silly babies that

exist.

I thought I was helping them.

I thought if I crocheted enough clothes,
God might forgive me.

Forgive you for what?

I could have been a fallen woman.

I suppose I was.

In fact, what?

Did you have a baby?

I was 14.

A very powerful man liked me.

I assumed he'd marry me.

But he already had a wife.

Adelaide took care of it.

Before anyone found out.

You have to understand, I was the king's
daughter. I didn't have a choice.

I have thought about what could have
been.

Every day.

I will never have my own child.

But Jan's charity allowed me to feel
like a mother.

Very good, my darling.

Two more on the other side.

One more.

And now, lift your leg for me.

You're doing wonderful.

No, it's not.

Well, the doctor said the disease will
get worse before it gets better.

Right?

What did the doctor say?

Louis.

Second, third, fourth opinions.

They all agree with Dr. Bruni.

There is no hope.

Perhaps it's time to try something
different.

Whatever you have in mind.

We have to make a decision about how to
proceed.

We can't keep a man like Rohan in the
Bastille forever.

His treatment is causing concern and
gossip.

How about you and you concern yourself
with my

reputation and not his?

Madame de Rohan.

And indeed all of the Rohan.

Welcome. Oh, you do know who we are.

Because when I heard that you had
publicly arrested my great -nephew and

him in the Bastille, I assumed it was a
case of mistaken identity.

Release him.

Now.

before you inflict any further damage to
the Rohan name.

I'm afraid you are ill -informed.

The Cardinal's been damaging your family
name for years, hasn't he, darling?

Is that so?

And now he has the audacity to drag my
name into his unchristian little mess.

Lie in my court.

And he doesn't even have the decency to
do it well.

I came.

To speak to the king.

And speak.

Your incompetence is currently only
known to a few.

Proceed with this charade and all France
will know that you're inadequate.

Release him.

Or suffer the consequences.

I cannot.

Why?

Because.

We are putting him on trial.

I'll be sure to save you a feed.

I say we use all the resources at our
disposal to help the ordinary man be the

truth. And what's that?

Greedy little mare who wanted a necklace
so badly she framed a poor clergyman.

It is hardly for a situation.

This isn't about Rohan. It's about our
power -crazed king, the monarchy itself.

It's what we've been waiting for.

All right, Captain.

What's the next move, then?

Send the Rohans our condolences.

Keep your printing presses operating.

Leave the rest to me.

I need your help.

I was wondering if you might be able to
use the network to help Rohan.

No, I stay out of affairs of state.

He's your patron.

Rohan's a big boy who can look after
himself.

L. Car.

Leave. What?

It's Egyptian.

Fun.

It's true.

I collected money from the courtiers.

But I didn't know the charity was a fake
at first, and by the time I realised,

Rohan said he'd tell everyone I'd
devised the scam.

Well, you must have profited from the
deception. No, not monetarily.

I did enjoy people thinking I knew the
Queen.

Did you assist him in the theft of the
diamond necklace?

No.

Wait, is that what he's saying?

Oh, my God.

He's going to blame it on me.

I promise I had no hand in it. If there
was an accomplice, it was Tagliostro.

He relies on the cardinal for his
patronage. He was always floating about.

He gave me the creeps. It's not a crime
to have a patron.

No, but you know Rohan.

He lies.

He preys on women.

He racks up secret debts and he gets
away with it because that's just the way

is. I couldn't agree with you more.

What?

I want to see the woman who has been
abusing my name.

Your Majesty, it was never my intention
to... We are putting the Cardinal on

trial.

Testify against him, and we'll consider
reducing your sentence for charity

fraud. I would do so, Your Majesty.

But to risk my own safety for the
possibility of less time...

Rohan is a very powerful, very
frightening man.

Oh, I understand.

Awfully small, these cells, aren't they?

Oh, God, I can feel the walls closing
in. Come on, Flurry.

Wait.

If I am to make a good impression on the
court...

I'll need a new hat.

Thank you for tonight.

It was important for me to see her.

You were right.

Thanks to you, we now have a star
witness against Wilhelm.

Do you believe her?

She's credible enough for a jury.

Is she telling the truth?

I think she is, yes.

I suppose we'd better issue another S1.
For who?

For Rohan's accomplice, Captain Yost.

I should speak with the boy's parents.

That's not possible.

Why?

They don't want it to be known that
they're consulting you. I'm sure you're

aware your methods are considered
controversial in France.

Considered controversial everywhere.

Support the Cardinal.

Support the Cardinal. Thank you. The
victim of royal tyranny.

No one is safe from our tyrant king.

Support the Cardinal.

Support the Cardinal.

What is the content of this mysterious
message?

Suffice it to say, our monarch is set on
imposing upon the nation a universal

lantern.

A land tax for everyone.

Even the clergy. Clergy and nobility. No
wonder the king hasn't announced these

policies. He knows the parliament will
be in uproar.

But, Malheur, we've already lent him a
fortune. Why does he need to raise

Clearly he wants to be a liberal king.

Ridiculous. What does the rest of the
royal family make of this betrayal?

Back off. Move.

Back off. Out of the way. Move.

Chance of cagliostro. You are under
arrest.

By authority of the crown.

Take him.

Enough. Come with us.

This is an outrage.

No, no, no.

Let them take him.

Shame on the crown.

They'll play into our hands.

Why didn't you tell me?

Why would I tell you?

Well, I mean, if it's my child.

Our child.

I deserve to know.

Look, I could play a part in its life.

Love them.

And maybe teach them about... I mean,
Louis has never seen the world. Who's

going to teach them about it?

I could be there sometimes.

You can't.

Well, if we were careful, then... Look
what cattle got hurt.

You will never be this child's father.

I hear you're a whiskey drinker. Not
before dinner.

The Duke loves to host me, friend.
Forgive him if he gets a little

We are rather short of time, so you'll
have to forgive me if I ask that you cut

to the chase.

You and I have so very much in common.

Really?

I was under the impression that you were
a radical now.

I want the same thing as you.

Justice from a tyrant. But politics
aside, we believe we could help you.

And in return?

Front row pickets to the Queen's demise.

Pay this right, and no king will dare
disrespect a Rohan again.

What do you have in mind?

There's someone you should meet.

Monsieur Target.

Sharpest lawyer in France.

I keep him on my payroll because I want
him for myself.

But I could be willing to share him.

New friend.

Tarde, I've been sent to represent you.
Thank goodness.

And will do so on the condition that you
accept the facts.

One, you're deluded.

Subjective. Two, there's no charity for
the poor fallen women.

What?

Jeanne de Valois has been arrested for
charity fraud.

I'm sorry, what? I know, I know.

Shocking.

Three, I have a question. At the end, in
three months' time, you'll stand in

public trial for a crime for which if
you're found guilty...

or render you reputationally and
financially fucked.

Now, I can unfuck you, but you must do
exactly as I say. Do you accept my

Jolly good.

I'll not take any questions you have.

If Jeanne faked the charity, then she
wrote the letters, not the Queen.

Which means Cagliostro was right. Better
not to name him. He's been arrested as

your accomplice.

Although that wasn't strictly a
question.

Am I a fool?

Yes.

But that can be our little secret.

Thank you for coming.

I had an amusement that could help Rohan
and me.

Wow. Really? I thought you didn't. There
was a special guard.

Our model.

Who delivered messages.

He was the last one seen with a
necklace. I think he was working for

This man was tall, dark, quite
attractive. He came from outside.

We need to find him.

You know, you're just as much used to me
in jail as out at the moment.

You're helping me paint the king of the
tyrant.

Well, you never are.

Hello,

wife.

Don't you have a knock?

You're reading your love letters from
Marguerite, I see.

Well,

you're not the only one who's receiving
illicit correspondence.

Mela wishes to meet with me.

Is that me?

That is so sweet.

Louis, I think we should tell
Antoinette.

She trusts us. Not yet.

Why? I mean, she knows something's
wrong. Because, as you know,

Your life is never the same.

If I could just spend a bit more time
with him without seeing the awful

then I would.

I can give her that, at least.

Please.

It's solving the national crisis, are
we?

Give us.

Something wrong?

Nothing new is on fire.

Good.

I know you're into astronomy and the
skies and all

that.

Well, I hear there's a lunar eclipse
tonight.

That wasn't aware.

That is a first.

Do you remember when we were little?

Stargazing with Papa Hua.

We'd all lie on the front lawn.

You always hated those evenings.

The grass scenes were a nightmare.

He'd tell us to shut up and look up.

because staring into the heavens reminds
me of my divine purpose.

I might go out and take a look later.

Well?

You were right.

It worked.

You said it would be there.

Perfect.

Good boy.

Let's go make me a king.

There's still time for the tonic to
work.

We could up the dosage, double it.

If it doesn't, then make

peace with it.

It's a deep feeling of growing.

I'm scared.

I'm sure you and your faction in the
Parliament are deeply concerned about

tax proposals.

We are.

These reforms undermine the very fabric
of society.

Some of my friends are even considering
voting against the King in the upcoming

trial.

That would be a terrible blow to the
Crown.

To the king's authority.

Well, the more traditional amongst us
don't wish to weaken the king's

but... Is that the king?

He's been very stressed.

This helps him clear his mind.

Is he quite well?

These last few months, it's been getting
worse.

Arresting Cardinal Rohan.

Proposing a public trial?

These wretched tax reforms.

I see.

You were saying you didn't wish to
weaken the king's position?

Yes.

Unless the king is unfit to rule.

Well, in that case, the regency would go
to the queen.

Until the Dauphin comes of age.

That depends entirely upon whether the
Queen's reputation survives the trial.

Sorry if I'm interrupting.

It's fine.

Come in.

I'm worried about it.

You know.

Louis says he's going to be fine.

I'm sorry John deceived you.

I know you want to punish Rohan for his
crimes, but I don't think you should use

Jeanne at the trial.

Jeanne is very clever.

She had the whole court eating out the
palm of her hand. She is a consummate

liar, and if you give her a platform,
she could say anything.

Well, she will say the truth, only until
someone gives her a better offer.

It's one of those stories.

She's dangerous.

Stop.

You are my superintendent.

Perhaps try supporting my case rather
than undermining it.

I can't.

I would be failing you.

Then I don't want you at the trial.

Then there is nothing left to say but...

I won't need luck I've done nothing
wrong