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Mald acred MacDonnell

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We brought nothing into this world, and it is as a wicked carry nothing now.

The Lord give and the Lord and save the Lord.

Let us be the name of the Lord.

I am missing you.

Yes, I know my dear.

I can understand why, but I cannot bear the sight of Buddy.

Now you must not say that thing.

She thinks that the father died to overwork and worry about it.

No, no, she has accepted that he died of trifles.

Not only of vision, but everyone thinks that Buddy was sent to Egypt on a good will

and he is merely getting away from him.

Well, he realizes that.

You must be gentle with him, Vicky, suffered enough.

We are all to blame in a way.

Our poor Buddy.

What will he do when he returns?

Whatever he came to help your mother, and there is his marriage.

Oh, he has no desire to marry.

Anyway, he can't possibly think of it until he has mourning you too.

Your sister Alice has to be married next month.

Next month?

Your father wished it.

He also wished Bertie to marry Alexandra.

Now to your mother, every thought of his has become law, every wisher command.

So whatever his feelings Bertie had better prepare himself for it.

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This is the bedroom, Mrs. Pajit.

This is where you slept, your royal highness.

When people call me your royal highness, I feel I have to stand up straight all the time.

At home they just call me Alex.

And I am Mini.

What's your first name, Mrs. Pajit?

Walberger.

Walberger.

I know.

What a German name.

My friends call me Wally.

That's much nicer.

Much.

Names are so important, I can't say.

Wally named Stagmar.

But Stagmar is ought to be tall and aloof and mysterious.

Wish I was Stagmar.

She's still silly, don't pick any notice, Wally.

You really shared this bedroom together.

Until my 17th birthday last year.

Same far as I decided she had to be grown up.

Especially since you might married the Prince of Wales.

You see when father becomes king of Denmark, we move into the palace.

But till then we only have this small house.

Harliany servants and no money.

And what about the Prince of Wales?

I had a letter from his sister, the Grand Princess of Prussia.

Oh yes, you are a friend of Vicky's.

She has heard that the Tsar asked your parents if they would agree to a proposal from his eldest son.

Yes, isn't it exciting?

But he wants to live in Glu-Mial, Russia, when they can go to England.

And Vity so handsome, I jumped at him.

Has he said anything death?

No. Do you want him?

I don't know.

How can I?

I only met him twice for a few hours.

I could not marry a man I do not love.

So her Majesty's refused once again to attend a privy council, Prime Minister?

Yes, I'm afraid so.

Is she pleased her grief and desolation of the death of her husband?

But the Prince consort died over six months ago.

She feels it as deeply as if it were yesterday, Mr. Gladstone.

We can only respect her.

I mean, no disrespect.

It is time, however, that she paid some visible attention to the affairs of her country.

She does what is necessary.

Well, we must all realise that for the past ten years, Prince Albert dealt with nearly everything himself.

He was virtually king.

Well, exactly, John, because of this, the Queen and the Sense has to teach herself the business of ruling all over again.

She must have someone to help her.

Well, that's always the Prince of Wales.

Oh, no. And I know he's too young.

Perhaps I should tell you I'm often very concerned when I see the Queen.

Her grief is so intense, she's convinced she will die within the year.

It might be in the best interest of the country if she abdicated in favour of her son.

Ah, well, that, of course, would change everything.

Oh, as the Prince is on his way back from Egypt, perhaps I should speak to her majesty before his return.

Yes, I know he was received favourably in Egypt and Turkey.

That was because he is my son.

He won gold in opinions, Ma'am. The Sultan himself was impressed.

He would have said the same about any of my sons.

But we are talking about the Prince of Wales, Ma'am.

What does that mean, Lord Palmerston?

About him taking on a share of the Royal tutors, those tutors which he should fulfil,

and which are expected of him as heir apparent.

There are new tutors laid down for the heir.

But you said yourself, Ma'am.

I may have done, but I have reconsidered.

I do not...

We do not believe that our son is yet capable of taking part in government.

I intend to carry out all my tutors as my husband would have expected by myself.

Of course, Ma'am.

As for the Prince of Wales, his dear father intended him to marry.

That sacred wish must be fulfilled.

Our choice is Princess Alexandra of Denmark.

She is by all accounts beautiful and gracious. It should be a happy match.

There can be no other Lord Palmerston.

He wished it.

Of course, Ma'am.

Bertie! Bertie!

Ah, Bertie!

I am downish. It's so good to see you.

Well, well, well.

And you ought to be married, Alice.

Yes.

I thought it would be put off at least until next year.

So did I.

I bet Louis knew it pleased.

But don't you want to marry him?

I have no choice.

It was arranged by father.

See.

How is she?

I think the worst is over.

She won't let anything of father be touched.

Everything is still there exactly as it was.

Still?

Often she won't let anyone but Alice see her.

Does she talk about me?

No.

Where is she?

In the blue closet.

Bertie!

Mother has decided to go to Coburg to visit the place's father knew as a boy.

On the way she will stay with Uncle Leopold at Laken.

She has asked Princeton Princess Christian of Denmark to meet her there.

You were to follow.

Will that exandra be with them?

If Mother still approves of her when she sees her, you ought to propose.

I'll do anything but this is my whole life.

Please, Bertie, don't quarrel with her.

She has said if you do not obey her and everything,

she will withdraw herself from you and never see you again.

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Casey.

Luc sweetness, defenseعawis..

Thank you.

To Corey Dimint, your mother gave me this..

She said it was from Valmorro.

Yes, I picked it for you, myself.

I hoped it might bring you luck.

Do you think I'm needed?

You haven't said yet.

Would you like to visit England, too?

Very much. It must be beautiful.

Yes, I believe it is.

I'd very much like to show it you.

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A very true man.

Still, a march will leave little time to prepare.

We do not wish the ceremony to be ostentatious Lord Palmerston.

We will not lose sight of the last we have suffered.

Quite so man.

I have asked Alexandra to visit me at Osborne next month.

Well, the prince will be pleased to see her.

He will not be there.

I have sent him on a cruise with his sister and her husband.

I wanted to keep the German influence strong.

Alexandra's visit is for her to learn what is expected of her before marriage.

It will be an audio, for a young girl.

When she feels that she is, so to speak, unapproval...

It is necessary.

She must get to know her new family.

It's your duty, I'm sorry.

I should buy you some.

If I could lay a burden and come back,

I think she'd ever have left us alone.

Glad you're going to do this.

We've talked about nothing else for weeks.

Your first new sister.

What's your house like?

Well, it's quite small, not like Windsor or Buckingham Palace.

And you could tuck it up and put it in a corner of Osborne

and no one would notice it.

Do you have many brothers and sisters?

Quite a few.

Any sisters like you?

Is it chicken, tempout, or is it?

Oh, baby.

Bertie said she could.

And yes, I can.

Do one for us. Please, Alexandra.

We will not let you down.

Please, show us.

So here you are.

It's nearly time for tea.

Louise?

Bertie?

Run along.

Bertie, you should not be here.

No, ma'am.

I want to speak to Alexandra.

There has been some tedious correspondence

with your parents.

They seem to wish you to bring a Danish girl as Lady in waiting.

That is my wish, too.

But surely you can see that will never do.

It would not make for happiness if you had a maid

whom you could chatter away in Danish

without your husband understanding a word.

Perhaps not.

So that's settled.

Now there is a question of reading.

I have checked on the books you brought with you.

They are in Danish, too.

What are they about?

They are religious works.

That is all I read.

Oh, good.

I have been meaning to ask you, Alexandra.

Alexandra, I shall never get used to that name.

Why do you never wear a dress?

You are always in that jacket.

Because I can wear different skirts with it,

I make them myself.

Yourself?

It saves so much money.

Indeed.

I like that.

A letter from a bar.

She is so pleased with her.

She has sent her back to Copenhagen early

so she can spend her 18th birthday with her parents.

Well, that's an achievement.

And she also says that we need to have four mornings at the wedding.

Grand White or Lila can White will do.

What does that mean she will come out of mourning herself?

No, Bertie. Of course not.

But why not? She will spoil everything.

Bertie, you must remember how hard it will be for her.

You are my still quite a young woman, only 43.

Your happiness reminds her more and more of what she has lost forever.

Well, cheer up, younger.

Next time your yacht crosses the channel,

it will be bringing Alexandra to ink them.

Oh, here you are.

Come along, Alex.

You're keeping everyone waiting for your father's furious.

Sorry, Mama.

How are you now?

What are you doing?

Just saying goodbye?

You know, I was afraid I was going to be jealous of you.

But I'm not.

Not since Papa told me that now you're to my birthday.

The star of it just asked for me.

He's indeed funny.

I hope I'll be as happy as you are.

I'm sure of it.

You love him, don't you?

Very much.

What's the matter?

If only I knew, I think Bertie cares for me.

If only I knew his people would love me too.

Come on, you know.

Well, it would appear that once again the queen has changed her mind.

I thought you wanted this, Maddie.

Well, so she does.

But she has decided there would have been no stick celebrations

and it will take place at St. George's Chapel, wouldn't it?

It's far too small.

The marriage of a Prince of Wales cannot be a purely family affair.

It concerns the whole country.

Did you see the Peace in Pants magazine?

They said it seems the wedding is to take place in an obscure box of village

noted only for no castle with no sanitary arrangements.

If she were not the queen, I would say her majesty was jealous.

Oh, be that as it may, Mr. Gladstone.

I think she underestimates the popularity of the Prince.

Already as Brides photograph is in every shop window in London.

She may not wish them to show their enthusiasm.

She may wish to keep the marriage as private as possible.

But the people of Britain are not to be cheated and may surprise her.

You mean?

Hey, boss.

We're docking. Come away from the port.

This grey sand must be.

Never seen anything like it.

It's your smart ship trying to get away.

You too, Mini. Come away.

They've got a band on the dock. Sold is in red and gold.

There's people coming.

Mini, come here quick.

Your Royal Highness, may I present his worship to the man?

Royal Highness, most welcoming.

Or species.

Such an honour.

His worship wishes to present you with a loyal address of welcome, Your Royal Highness.

Thank you.

I shall always remember with great pleasure the first of my new countrymen to welcome me to show.

Royal Highness, such an honour.

Sold is for me.

Sold is for me.

Sold is for me.

He gives you his blessing.

I shall always remember with great pleasure the first of my new countrymen to welcome me to show.

Sold is for me.

Sold is for me.

Sold is for me.

Sold is for me.

Sold is for me.

Sold is for me.

Sold is for me.

Sold is for me.

Sold is for me.

Sold is for me.

Sold is for me.

Sold is for you.

Sold is for me.

Sold is for me.

Sold is for me.

Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha...

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Voi, ha, ha...

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Muaw Christie.

Io du l interactionom bitцыndo.

Haremon…

Mere, n'ho'n gondolio.

Mere, Alex.

Mere, mire, mire, mire.

No, no, no, Alex. Mire, mire, mire.

No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.

No, no, no, no, no, no.

Oh, my dear Fritz, where one family

we're not going to let a dispute overboard as come between us.

Now, what about a drink?

If you like.

When you go back to Germany soon enough,

you'll be living his saver.

What he'd listen to you?

No, not to any.

And the guys are believes in him completely.

Fritz has no say anymore.

He wants me anymore pleased with me when he hears I stood beside Alexander's father at the wedding.

Well, at least by all the camps you should be pleased with my nephew.

My son, Wille.

A little boy in the kitchen.

You didn't see he behaved very badly.

He picked the jewel out of his dirk and threw it right across the chapel.

And when Arthur tried to stop him, he bid him a mini.

A true person.

Oh, it was strange to go back to Prussia and hear Bismarck shouting about the day.

Well, let us hope that this marriage may make him think again.

I hope so.

Smoking.

Osborne.

Well, why not, it's my home while I'm here.

Osborne, you know what my mother says.

Vicki, I'm not a child anymore.

There was bad enough having to bring Alex to this museum for our honeymoon.

I don't mind.

No, I know you don't, my love.

But I promise you that our new home will be everything that this one is not.

The Prince and Princess of Wales at home in Marlbrass.

Thank you, Paul.

Thank you, I love it.

How many servants did you say?

85, indoors.

And we won't have to stay at Windsor.

Buckingham Palace or Osborne again.

Only when we visit.

House of our home.

We can have our own friends to call and stay at home in evenings just quietly by our cell.

Not for some time.

Why?

Far too many people want to meet you.

And I want to show you what we've got.

And I want to show you what we've got.

Lord John Russell, my dear, I can't laugh.

And Lord Granville, please, please.

Royal Highness is very lovely tonight, sir.

Thank you, Lord John.

Thank you.

I say, sir, that her Royal Highness is the very model.

Thank you.

Lady Mackelsfield, my dear, one of the oldest of our family friends.

But I hope you will become one of mine, Lady Mackelsfield.

Thank you, Royal Highness.

Well, Granville?

Well, Russell.

What do you think of that?

Well, since the fortune of young men.

And very much in love.

Oh, yes.

Moment.

I never understand, you say.

So be it last, Lord John.

Let us hope it last.

Sorry, it's been a while, Lord Farns.

Oh, not at all, sir.

The ladies will miss you.

I'm asked that my age, even these, have become the pleasures of remembrance.

Have you seen the Queen, recently?

I am in fairly frequent attendance.

How does she see?

It's fine.

No, frankly.

Well, still much affected by her sad loss.

Oh, yes.

And every day, more aware of how much your father, the Prince, consult did for her.

So you see that the lemma her majesty is in.

Her ministers, more often than not, were seen by him.

His advice was taken, complicated questions.

He reduced to one easy page for her to agree or disagree.

And now she has to take on this last load by her, sir.

Well, that's what I wanted to speak to you about.

After all, I'm married, over 21, and the heir to the throne.

I feel his time I did something for my country.

Well, I've been thinking along those lines, perhaps, sir.

Have you discussed it with her?

We have touched them, obviously.

Nothing could be more desirable than that you should take on some of her majesty's duties.

And depend on it.

I shall speak to her.

No, no, Prime Minister. It is far too early.

His royal highness is keen to serve you, ma'am.

His intentions are good, but he cannot sustain them.

I believe he is completely sincere.

He knows the strain placed on your ma'am.

His only desire is to help you.

Well, I can see his wife's influence in this, steadying.

Yes, I shall think of something for him, but not yet.

It is far too soon after his marriage.

Now, what was this problem you wished to see me about?

I, sir, Prince Alfred Ma'am.

Yes. Yes, he is far too taken with Alexandra.

The sooner he is sent back to see again the better.

I was referring to the offer from Greesmaum.

I thought that was settled.

Not while the throne remains empty.

The Greeks want to elect a king, and Prince Alfred is their first choice.

Out of the question.

But always intended him to succeed his uncle Ernest as Duke of Saxe-Coburg.

Well, Duke Ernest may accept Grees himself if Prince Alfred refuses.

He would not even consider it.

I assure you, Ma'am, that he is considering it if they will let him keep Coburg with Prince Alfred as Regent.

To be responsible for Ernest's debts and misgovernment, never.

You must put a stop to it, Lord Palmerston.

The powers are pledged not to support one candidate against the other, Ma'am.

Then you must find someone else.

We do not see Affy as a king, and will not accept Ernest.

No, I have to believe that he must lead a bestile, if he can.

No, you should try it, Ernie. Find yourself a one.

Why does every newly married man want everyone else to wear the same ball and chain?

I am quite happy in the Navy.

You are in the Navy, too, aren't you, sir?

I am a naval cadet at Copenhagen.

Is that where your ambitions lie?

I like it, except for the bookwork.

As a younger son, I do not have much choice.

For old willy. Surely we could do something for him.

I see him a bit unfair.

Well, the aliens have voted for a monarchy.

How would you like to be king of the sea?

Very much.

At least I would not have to sit any more exam.

Well, we will see.

Since none of you will take the hints, I will have to make it more obvious.

Who is going to dance with me?

May I?

I am gallant happy.

Don't give the other ladies waiting.

I spoke to her Majesty, sir.

Ah, yes, what did she say?

Well, unfortunately, she will not yet consider any definite employment for you.

She feels that there is so recently married that your first duty for the time being is to your wife.

Well, I had hoped itinerary to keep me informed.

Well, I can't send you details of Cabinet business without her Majesty's permission.

Am I only to learn what is going on in the country by reading the newspapers?

Well, I was speaking officially, sir.

Unaffishably, I'll try to send you essential information.

And I'll keep a gentle pressure on the Queen.

Who is the old boy with Bertie?

The Prime Minister, Lord Palmerston.

So that is the great pan and the other one?

Lord John Russell, the foreign secretary.

Here at a party?

Well, the Prince of Meyers, then both very much.

Very cool, son, the terrible twins.

I'm glad, sir, your bride has been so enthusiastically received.

People adore her.

As with reason.

We have so many invitations that if we accept them all, we'd have no time to ourselves.

Well, it would be a sacrifice, but one I should welcome.

How?

There is a great interest against Her Majesty's self-imposed conclusion.

Part of the function of the monarchy has to be seen.

People feel slighted, as if the Queen considers that their needs are unimportant compared to her private son.

But you can help.

I can.

Well, you and her royal husbands.

You cannot deputise the Queen without her consent, but you can be seen as often as possible.

You're the natural leaders of society.

You can bring joy and vitality back to public life after these years of mourning.

Bertie, you're not dancing?

Excuse me, Lord, I must go.

I'm sorry, sir.

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Am I to believe my ears?

It's quite simple, ma'am.

His Royal Highness is asking for acknowledgement

of his worth and position and recognition

of the valuable work he has done in-

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No enlightenioi a mapek,

A posisi, di' un'aise, di' un'aise, di' un'aise.

No one can represent the sovereign, except her self or her consult.

He's not to be regarded in that light.

At home, dare you suggest that he should preside

at any of those societies or commissions

in which his beloved and great father

took so prominent apart.

Well, he is your son, ma.

And nothing else, unless we choose to appoint him.

He will never stand beside me in his father's place.

Each day, I feel, I'd lost more deeply.

More deeply.

All the best I've taken.

Even dear Baron Stockmar has gone.

What will become of my poor country when I die?

And Bertie and his wife are brought forward more and more.

People cry out for them.

They are not my representatives.

They have not the right.

You will not let them compete for popularity with me.

It can't have been so bad.

It was worse.

I only once heard a speech to anyone like that,

to my father, just before Vicky's wedding.

It was as if she didn't know what she was saying.

That's right. She didn't really mean it.

Well, then why would she say it?

She's lost and lonely and feels that no one loves her anymore.

That's not true.

Perhaps she's even afraid that if people get to like you too much,

they won't want her.

Well, how could she? She's the queen.

Of course.

Don't worry. She'll realise in time that she needs you.

Yes.

We mustn't let it spoil everything.

It's been such a wonderful year.

A marriage, father becoming king of Denmark at last,

and willy king of Greece,

who believed any of that six months ago.

We're certainly not willy.

We also have something wonderful to look forward to.

You're going to be a father.

A father?

Do you mean you, we, you're a woman?

Yes.

Is something wrong?

Well, I mean, you just got used to being a husband.

Alex, are you sure?

Very sure.

But when is it to be?

Not for a long time yet. I've only just found out.

Well, there it is.

Do we have to accept the queen's conclusion?

If we try to force her, she fears for her reasons.

She'll fulfill all the deskwork, but none of the public functions.

Nor will she know the Prince of Wales to dep射 the destroyer.

She must be persuaded to change her mind.

Easyer said, Mr. Gladstone.

I'll give you a hint if you ever have to deal with her.

She's taken to using the royal wheat,

to show that she speaks both for herself

and for the spirit of the Prince Consort.

When she says we, her opinions are not to be changed.

And young Wales?

With or without his mother's permission,

he'll find something to do.

I'd rather it were with her permission.

And some useful employment.

So would we all.

Well, I shall do what I can,

but I've spent far too much time on it already.

Israele will use it as a stick to beat us with.

He already has one. Denmark.

Well, that's your concern.

It concerns us all.

Bismarck and the Kaiser want a united Germany under the leadership of Prussia.

They spend years building up their army,

and now they want a quick and easy success to prove its effectiveness.

They have found it in the Danish provinces of Sleswig and Halstag.

They've been squabbling for years.

Prussia claims them. They belong to Denmark only by treaty.

It's a complicated situation.

Does anyone know the rights of it?

Many three people have really understood the Sleswig-Holstein question.

One of them was a German professor, and he's gone mad.

Another was the Prince Consort, and he's dead.

And the third was myself.

And I've forgotten all about it.

Still, we must decide our position.

Before long, armies will be marching across Europe.

That may be nothing to the war, inside the Queen's family.

You said that we're all one family,

and yet you are prepared to march into my father's country.

Yes, we are one family.

But I am a plush one. My first duty is to my father and my country.

It's Bismarck who wants this war, not the Kyze.

Stay out of this, Afi.

No, he's right.

You've complained for years about the danger of your iron chants.

And how can you support him now?

Germany is still made up of many small states.

It must be united to achieve its destiny in Europe.

With Prussia's its master...

It is the strongest power.

And to prove it in a taxicun tree, not one tenth of its side.

They have attacked no one yet.

Because the expectors to surrender,

Sleswig and Halstagn without a fight.

Halstagn is partly German.

And Sleswig is holy Danish, what right do you have to claim both?

We have the right of...

How good it is to see you all gathered.

All his dear children.

What a pity Alison Louis cannot be with us.

Another German.

What?

You have done nothing but complain about Germany since we arrived.

Did you behave better than we know course for complain?

That is enough.

My father is being forced to give them his province of Holstein.

It is something you must learn to accept.

Prussia must be allowed to take her place on an equal footing

with other leading nations.

I do not wish this subject to be raised again.

How can I be silent when my country...

Your country is now England.

There was no political treaty included in your marriage.

And they would remind you, Vicki, that you are here,

soon as our daughter.

Arthur, here, pulled you may leave.

We forbid any further mention of this matter.

Only two years after the death of your beloved father

to behave so unembridly, you meet to honor his memory.

We had expected more of you all.

And Bertie, remember Alex is with child.

She must not agitate herself.

Your oil Highness, Ma'am.

It's all right, Mack.

Look at the colour of her cheeks.

Yes, but I do think we should return to Fruubhwar.

She was going to watch me play hockey.

Perhaps I'd better not. You go on.

You sure you don't mind? Of course not.

I'll be back before dinner.

What do you want? Nothing.

No, no, no. Take me back to the house.

Look on.

It's the nearest doctor, don't matter who.

And get word to the prince.

What is it, Mack?

I think your time has come.

A little sooner than we expected.

That is what I mean.

Now there's nothing to worry about.

I've had thirteen, so I should know.

Yeah.

It is true.

It is indeed two months too soon and with nothing prepared.

I think we had to be out here miles from anywhere.

What are you doing?

I've tried to make a letter out of one of my better codes.

At least we had that.

Who's with her?

Oh, a town doctor from Windsor, a doctor, Brown.

He's a very good man.

Now you relax.

I see you.

Oh.

Oh.

Are you alright?

Is there anything I can do?

I don't think so.

It's too soon. It's too soon.

No, no, no. It's alright. It often happens.

Quite often.

No, no, no. I mean, you always scored me for being late.

How's she?

What?

No, they just sent me out for a moment.

My mother's right on.

Thoughtless, irresponsible.

You mustn't blame yourself.

Well, I could have taken more care.

They warned me she wasn't strong and now here we are. Nothing ready.

I'm not going to be able to do anything.

I'm not going to be able to do anything.

I'm not going to be able to do anything.

But I think I was a strong man.

Here we are. Nothing ready?!

None of the court doctors, no ministers.

You'll have to witness it grand, or whatever happens.

Yes, of course.

Oh, thank God for that doctor, that lady mag.

Said.

I came here to tell you...

The Prussian army is marching into Denmark.

Pueblo.

Merely noo, oi, oi, oi.

Merely noo, oi, oi.

Merely, oi, oi.

Merely noo, oi.

Toteer, toteer?

Merely, toteer, toteer.

Merely, toteer.

Is this sensual oral is chock?

No væra iówau, pova e przez quixigia pova.

I광 li Th이드.

No te hater?

Tu muttiac came', resistance is for keep.

Unas pieKeepenfo...

Aki.

Aki.

Aki.

Aki.

Aki.

Aki.

Aki.

Aki.