Original subtitles

These are therefore your memoirs, Mr. Jeurre, which I will

only publish with

the consent of Your Majesty.

All these pages to the glory of Cardinal Mazarin.

I had the privilege of serving his eminence for a long time,

and at the same time, Your Majesty.

We are grateful for your visit, Mr. Jeurre.

Sire, Your Majesty will find the letters

that his mother, Queen Anne, addressed to Mr. Cardinal,

and that his eminence had asked me to keep in secret.

Come back tomorrow, Mr. Jeurre.

God, see how your Eminence bears these sufferings.

Should the king come?

Her Majesty will be there soon, as will the Queen.

The queen.

To be able to say that Cardinal Richelieu died before his eyes.

It will give him the illusion of victory.

Your Eminence, when it comes time to appear before the

Almighty, you must remember to forgive your enemies.

Is your Eminence suffering more?

My sire, I ask God to give you the strength to continue.

I beg your majesty to rise.

If the king can hear what I have to say, it is because he dominates.

Sir, I only know of one man who can succeed me.

Julio.

Come closer.

Cardinal Mazarin belongs to your council.

You know him well.

Use it.

It will be kind to you, madam.

He will be kind to you.

Sire, one more word.

Do not recall any of those who conspired against you.

The princes, the great ones.

They measure their merit by their audacity.

Give the queen, take away the affairs of the state and the Spaniards.

She never forgot him.

Come on, ladies and gentlemen. Come on, Richelieu is dead.

Oh, you see who's there?

The Duchess of Longueville with Mr. Delarochefoucauld.

Since the return of the banished, we often see them together.

They will end up in the same bed.

Mr. Delongueville will not appreciate that his young wife - He will adapt.

It's like an investment.

Interest can be high.

Oh, Mr. Coadjutor.

One who will not return anytime soon is Madame de Chevreuse.

Forgive the one who threw the queen into the arms of Buckingham, the king could

resign himself to it, but not the husband.

I don't know if he sees us from heaven or hell,

but Cardinal Richelieu must be surprised by your presence here, madame.

I am like all these people, Mr. Coadjutor.

I don't come to mourn Richelieu, but to make sure he is really dead.

God hears you.

Will you join the court at Saint-Germain?

This is my place. I am the daughter of the Prince of Condé.

There is no better time to remember this.

Richelieu chased us away, humiliated us.

My father and my brothers may forgive me, but I am not prepared to do so.

Richelieu is dead.

You just have to see how the people are in a frenzy.

Besides, this Italian, Mazarin, will not succeed him, I hope.

What do they say about him?

Let him hesitate.

I'm more likely to believe that he's playing at hesitating,

which is not reassuring.

This is why, Monseigneur, I will not affirm that

Richelieu is completely dead.

Be careful, be careful.

Pardon.

Pardon.

Shove me three dozen cardinals.

I said three dozen. Yes, it works.

Let's hurry, ladies.

There won't be any more Cardinals anytime soon.

Wait here, Gerard. This won't last.

Relying on your conscience seems to me

the right way to decide what you

must do, Mr. Cardinal.

Your Majesty will be reassured to know that I relentlessly listen to

my conscience.

She will then remind you of the worst things of which Mr. de Richelieu accused me.

It turns out that my conscience does not remember it, Madam.

The cardinal repeated that I had wanted the king's death during his

illness, and even that I had had him poisoned.

Now that he is suffering again, what will we say?

You won't hear anything from me that might displease you.

I will pray that Her Majesty regains health,

and that you yourselves are spared from torment.

Your prayers will not be enough to allay my fears concerning you, Mr. Cardinal.

If I were to see that my departure does not displease your Majesty,

I would make sure to hasten it.

My displeasure would be to see that the

principles of Cardinal Richelieu have survived him.

Principles are one thing, ma'am.

This is the way that everything is done.

Oh no, Louis, you're not going to do it again.

Louis?

Louis, stop. Let me step aside.

Stop. Louis.

No.

I did it wrong.

There was no need to rush her.

I blame myself.

Would your eminence wish me to request a new audience?

No, not right away.

There need to be biases and detours.

Let a few people who are indebted to me mingle.

Gentle embassies and chosen gifts will be more profitable to us.

Your Eminence therefore spoke in Rome.

The queen has a passion for her children.

I have to encourage him.

Tell me what you see, Mr. Cardinal.

The countryside, sire, and Paris, far away.

Further still?

The mist hides the rest of the view.

Come closer.

I intend to satisfy the wish that the Cardinal wants.

Sire, when dying his Eminence still wanted to

show his affection for me by recommending me to Your Majesty,

but Am I strong enough for such a burden?

The place will earn me so many enemies.

You couldn't have more than Monsieur de Richelieu.

So, if Your Majesty does not judge me incapable of serving it,

I will fulfill my task with all my fidelity,

and will devote as much time as it pleases to Your Majesty, to Monseigneur Dauphin.

I was thinking about it, actually.

This is the greatest confidence that Your Majesty can place in me.

I know in you the diplomat that the late cardinal

sometimes forgot to be.

Earlier, when I asked you what we could see through this window,

you chose not to say that we could see the spiers of Saint-Denis.

Very visible, however.

Because this is where the kings of France rest?

Where will I be in a short time? Sire.

Say nothing more, Mr. Cardinal.

I want to hasten the baptism of the dolphin.

You will be his godfather.

Seeing you is always a happy moment for me, your eminence.

And for me, an honor, Monseigneur.

You come from my brother Leroy, I suppose?

His health concerns me.

I thought his Majesty looked very good.

Certainly.

Nevertheless, we must carefully consider the case where God would call him to himself.

The dauphin Louis is only four years old and his brother Philippe, just two.

Or, are you aware that my brother removed me from business

through the iniquitous will of Richelieu?

But I am delighted that a man of great reason like you is now

led to better advise my brother.

I will, Monseigneur, put as much zeal into serving

His Majesty's family as His Majesty himself.

You see, Beaufort, this Italian will do what we want.

Eminence.

I was waiting for you.

The father of Anglade sent me new information.

The queen saw the Princess of Condé, the Bishop of Beauvais,

that of Lisieux, and she received several

messages from the Duke of Beaufort.

Clearly, we are raising our heads everywhere.

For our business, has anyone spoken favorably to him?

The father, Vincent de Paul, said that we had to rely on God and your eminence.

Our dear Lord Montagnu?

The Queen saw him this morning.

What did he say?

That he was the only selfless person she could take advice from,

but if there was only one she should have trusted

, it was you, Eminence.

Dear Whatt has forgotten nothing of our happy years.

THANKS.

Was what I asked for delivered to the queen?

Father Langlade just told me that the dolphin was enjoying it.

So now is the time.

Isn't it?

Louis, you're going to be sick from eating so much.

Françoise, I have never had such delicious chocolate.

And I, madame, have never seen such a little gourmand.

I'm going to go take care of Philippe. I'm going with you.

Louis, don't take the opportunity to devour the oranges.

As tasty as chocolate.

I wonder where he got them from.

From Portugal, ma'am.

Your Majesty, Mr. Cardinal.

I had forgotten this audience, Mr. Cardinal.

To tell the truth, Your Majesty didn't grant me any, but

I had something to tell him.

I will eat these fruits every day.

Let Monseigneur the Dauphin rest assured, it will be done according to his good pleasure.

I am Your Majesty's humble and devoted servant for some time to come.

Some time?

I told Your Majesty that I had thought about returning to my country,

but I was ordered to stay.

The order?

From the king, Madam.

His Majesty wanted me to be the godfather of Monsignor the Dauphin.

After baptism, will it be possible for me to find Rome again?

Mr. Cardinal, I was told that you were a man of justice and peace.

I don't ask for more.

I have nothing to offer other than my complete loyalty.

I believe that you are very aware of all the situations

and all the secrets

that agitate the Court and the country.

You must know that you will have to lean towards someone, towards a side.

It's not about losing your balance, Madam.

And the service of the king is my only concern.

The king will be grateful to you.

I will also look to the future.

I have no desire. I will take care of my son's fate.

The finish of the finish will prove your Majesty's decisions.

I have finished with the cardinal, Madame de Maudville.

Louis, come on.

This man is strange, Françoise.

I see it clearly.

And how good it smells. Does it smell good?

The men smell like a stable. Him, no.

Yet it is true.

They look like those oranges he had you bring.

I remember Lord Montagu's words very well.

Cardinal Mazarin is clever, but he is sincere.

Always with the noblest intentions.

Lord Montagu was too close to Mr. Buckingham to speak

the language of the fusty.

Sire, agree to rest.

You've seen the queen, haven't you?

Yes, sire.

She begs Your Majesty to hear the full sincerity of her repentance for

the errors she may have made.

And I think I can assure you that the Queen never wished that

any misfortune would happen to Your Majesty.

In the state I am in, I must forgive her,

but I am not obliged to believe her.

The only feeling that will ever be taken away from him is the maternal feeling.

I must prepare the country before my departure, Mr. Cardinal.

I have thought about what you have told me, and my will will be like this.

I agree to give the regency to the queen, on condition that she is

surrounded by a council.

who will decide matters.

My brother will know.

Like the Prince of Condé, the ministers will be

those whom I designate.

But it is in you alone that I place my trust.

I will endeavor to contain ambitions, sire.

They're back, aren't they?

The Vendômes and all the others.

They think I don't see their rejoicing faces.

And my brother, who must already have some new plots.

Forgiveness, sire.

To my brother, this will be the sixth time.

But I refuse to allow Madame de Chevreuse to reappear.

Do you hear me? This woman is the devil.

Be careful, Mr. Cardinal.

Sir, the way some snakes surround

their prey so that they are more likely to be targeted,

makes me think that it is

best to keep our enemies in their hands.

Bye.

Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, She'll never be enough.

I'm going to make another one. It is not every day that we baptize.

We are there.

They're just cookies.

Not at all, sir.

These are dophins in honor of the baptism of our future king.

Madam

Princess de Condé, I am

very proud to be the Dauphine's navy, as I am

happy to see you,

Mr. Prince.

Father Vincent, I want my son to be filled with piety, with charity.

He will be with you to heal the poor.

My brother, here is the Dauphine.

Your heir apparent, sir.

From now on, everything is up to God.

Tell me, what is your name, my son?

Louis XIV, my dad.

Not yet, Louis, but it will come.

Soon, no doubt, if it is God's will.

Thank you, madam.

Don't forget that you agreed to be the dolphin's godmother,

just as I am happy to see you again, Mr. Prince.

Father Vincent, I want my son to be imbued with piety and charity. I will do it soon, without a doubt, if it is God's will,

thank you, Madam. Remember that this child is a mare and a bird.

Mr. Cardinal, Please allow me to approach you.

The queen.

I fear for the dauphin and his brother, Mr. Cardinal.

What do you fear? Let's take them away.

My brother-in-law, a boy from Orléans, would think about it.

And maybe others besides him.

This crazy rumor has reached me, madam.

If I did not see fit to warn you, it is because

Who can be sure?

We are in a time where everything is changing, where everyone is wondering which way to turn.

We make noise which serves to shake the adversary.

Calm down, ma'am.

I will not give any hatred to my son, Dauphine, and not only to his brother.

I always want to ensure their protection and my own.

The Duke of Bofort seems well designed to me,

but having been trivialized by Mr. de Richelieu, I see clearly that he has

every chance of displeasing you.

I will make sure to forget it, Madam.

Ah!

Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha.

Gentlemen, gentlemen.

Sophie came to see me to tell me some big news.

The queen has gone to Mazarin.

Do you want to know why?

To fuck her.

Madam, Father Vincent Paul.

The time has come to see the king one last time, Madam.

The king is dead.

The king is dead.

The king is dead.

Mr. Dio, have you heard?

That's it, the king is dead. The king is dead.

You'll come up with something good, I hope.

I will make a cake for the new king.

But the dolphin will be there in eight years.

I have time to starve here.

I can't sell.

People prefer to buy buds they don't like.

It's certain that with the rich man, I saved my life.

But I'll try with the queen.

She will reign now.

You will never sell the queen, everyone loves her.

She is so brave. And she's a good mother.

Yesterday we heard the expression "Long live the Queen" all along the road.

Your eminence can be reassured. I'm not.

Parliament will accept that the queen becomes regent.

And for the choice of ministers, what the king wanted will be a fact.

This is the end of the will.

Do you mean, Eminence, that power risks returning to the

brothers of the late king, or to the prince of Condé?

Power will go to whoever the Queen chooses for chief minister.

And says that it will not be your eminence?

You see, I have an incredible desire to serve this country.

The great cardinal made a statement of it.

I alone didn't stop him from being undone.

What are the noises?

Well according to the faithful numbers that your eminence counts.

Faithful ?

It's a good-sounding word, Jerome, but with me you can say

He's not a spy.

He says that the priest of Beauvais spent the day negotiating.

He would have the assurance of being a minister. The priest of Beauvais.

It would be desirable for the Holy Spirit to visit him one day, because

the spirit, in short, has not been made. If Your Majesty considers that the Bishop of Beauvais would have spent

yesterday in negotiations.

He would now have the assurance of being a minister.

The bishop of Beauvais?

It would be desirable for the Holy Spirit to visit him one day, because the spirit

itself has not done so.

If your Majesty thinks that my presence

will bind you during his devotion

I have taken note of your prayers for the deceased king.

I can say this, cardinal.

I didn't think the king's death would be a great sorrow.

I also pray for my god, the dauphin, my son, and for you, madam.

I pray for the greatest soul in this kingdom, and for the one

woman we have to look up to.

She happens to be the queen, and soon to be the regent.

Will we see you in Parliament, Mr. Cardinal?

I won't appear there, Your Majesty.

For what reasons?

There are too many of them waiting to see you, Réal,

I won't let them be in your place.

I will not inflict upon myself the pain of seeing them busy and deceiving you.

What if I need you?

So many people, already had to, have dissuaded Your Majesty.

It's about those who inspire me so strongly that

I can hold them back, that they want to take me away from you.

The Prince of Condé will pronounce the words that you will consider soothing,

and which will be those of a wounded man, ready to take revenge.

I will say nothing about his youngest son, the Prince de Conti.

He was seemingly harmless and in poor health.

But his sister, the Duchess of Longueville, will know how to influence him more surely

than any other master.

She believes herself to be the custodian of all the glory of the Condes.

As for the other brother, the Duke of Anguien, who, while he is,

is fighting the Spaniards in Flanders, not only will he know about the

Condes camp, but he will know its head.

And Your Majesty will suffer if I say nothing about Monsieur

d'Orléans, for this reason he is the brother of your well-deserved husband.

What do you have to oppose them?

Perhaps, the gift of taking people by their faults, of making them

feel more comfortable.

where we want to be.

So you would do all this to protect us?

My son and I, against all these people.

I would like nothing more than to be all your fault.

What would you do with your day if you weren't in Parliament?

I would devote it to a hotel close to that of the Cardinal.

I would like to buy it in case I stay in France.

I don't want to see you.

This is not the case.

The Duchess of Chauveau who reappears today, in this place.

Whatever the location, it's the maneuver that counts.

What crazy audacity!

Who would she like to seduce this time?

Mazarin.

I don't see why.

Because Mazarin wants the queen for himself.

Why is she allowed, the Duchess, to return to court?

Mazarin is a player, my dear.

The risk is commensurate, and it can be useful.

Châteauneuf, who already sees himself as Principal Minister,

to get rid of Mazarin as quickly as possible.

Châteauneuf, Principal Minister?

The Bishop of Beauvais says everywhere that it will be him.

The Bishop of Beauvais sees no further than his mitter, which everyone

takes for a dunce's cap.

Who speaks with the Duchess?

His daughter.

Very beautiful, isn't it?

And so innocent.

Who wouldn't want to be their intimate?

Mr. Co-study, you, a man of the Church.

The least man of the Church there is, my dear, the least.

His Majesty, the KING, Louis XIV.

Her Majesty, the Queen.

Sire, it's yours.

I came to Parliament to demonstrate my goodwill.

The Chancellor will say the rest.

Amazing.

Grandiose.

The death of the late king has overloaded me with grief.

My affliction was so great that

it took away all thought of what I had to do.

His God.

Today, I came. I will be very proud to be able to express

my good will to you.

Grandioso. The death of the late king has burdened me with pain.

My pain was so great that Mr. Chancellor will say the rest. Amazing.

she had all the thinking I had to do. His God. Today I have come to you to share it on all kinds of occasions,

I would be happy to be part of your advice,

which I ask you to hand over to the king, sir my son, and to myself,

for the property of the State.

Admirable.

This takes a bit of work.

But I can already imagine the chandeliers, the antiques, the mirrors, the tapestries

that will populate this home.

But for the money, Luminance?

The Abbeys ensure our income.

If we lend this income at

advantageous interest, this is a regular and safe relationship.

Lend to whom?

To those who need money.

And there will be more of them because I intend to create new taxes.

Your Luminance is therefore assured.

How about a little walk in Paris?

Parliament, unanimously, establishes Her Majesty the Queen,

regent of the Kingdom, until Her Majesty,

KING Louis XIV, reaches his thirteenth year when he will be declared of age.

But Parliament annuls the will of the late

His Majesty Louis XIII, so that Her Majesty, the Queen,

receives this day, the full administration

of affairs, as well as the free choice of ministers.

Ah,

the Richelieu plays the half price game.

There's no one who wants it anymore. And why?

For what ?

As Mr. Corneille rightly said, he did too much harm to say

good things about it, he did too much good to say bad things about it.

I think if you don't sell one, it's a waste.

What do you mean, a scattershot? No, my friend.

With Cardinal Richelieu, it was not the others who pulled the strings.

It was him.

I see that he seems to know something about it, the little gentleman.

Tell me, is it true what they say That the queen,

she would have a certain fondness for the cardinal, the Mazarin?

The queen keeps all the ministers, and Mazarin as principal.

The queen keeps all the ministers, and Mazarin as principal.

The queen keeps all the ministers, and Mazarin as principal.

My dear, what is said below, can be claimed above,

can be said from the top.

They sleep together.

Prince, we can consider that we are not escaping the worst.

This is the lieutenant general of the kingdom, and this is all you have.

This is the head of the regency, and what do you think?

Don't be stupid. You're aiming for something, and so am I.

And the consolation prize, don't console me.

Father, I came to see Bofort and Co-Judge Retz.

We cannot accept the Queen's decision.

Under the guise of pleasing everyone, she is

given over by Mazarin.

He will be the regent.

Mazarin is not a regent.

It's just that he's more sour.

Fouette, you What about you and your friends?

What are your tips? The war.

Wait.

I would like to participate in the meeting with Madame de Chouvreuse.

It's so sweet, so sweet to see you.

You are still so beautiful.

Let me see your eyes, your lips, this pure face.

Now that I am in front of you, I have the impression that you have

I have not been in exile.

Our games, our laughter, I can still hear them.

But they are far away.

Are you saying this because you are regent, or because

you are finally queen?

My son is the king of France.

I must look for him, and with all my strength, help him.

This is my only task now.

We said you were not alone.

Indeed, the regent's advice is there.

I'm not talking about the regent's council, where everyone is mocked.

The gift of love, for sure.

The gift of pleasing, even more.

You don't know who I'm talking about?

A heart must be beaten, Anne.

And your love, once again, is it not true?

As strong as for poor Buckingham? Stop.

How vehement, suddenly.

Monsieur de Mazarin has lit an inferno, it seems.

The cardinal is a respectful and just man.

His advice is invaluable to me.

I don't allow you any other thoughts.

What's the point, really?

This palace, Paris, the entire kingdom, is responsible for repeating what

you do not want to hear.

He will make you suffer, madam, and you will be lost.

You, you, you, you, you, I'm too much.

I am too much, Marie.

This man is fervent and evil.

Its sweetness hides a poison.

He surrounds you with all kinds of graces, but he kills you.

He has to leave.

For your sake, Anne, tell him today of his return to Italy.

What will he do if he escapes?

Replace it with Chateauneuf.

He smokes, my favorite, but to serve the state, he is not like him.

Chateauneuf? He was my saddest lover, but to serve the State,

there are no two like him. Chateauneuf?

Don't let yourself be guided by this Italian's self-serving maneuvers.

Chateauneuf is ready.

Did you remember Bofort correctly?

And we will have to think of those of ours who have always been faithful to you.

Every day, from the depths of my exile, I thought of you

and of Monsieur de Buckingham.

He really loved you.

I remember you were afraid he would hit you.

He was that much in love.

Luminance, the father of England wants to speak to you about an urgent matter.

What is this ?

Madame de Chevreuse had convinced the queen of I will be your

eminence through M. De Chateauneuf.

Madam Princess, what a happy meeting.

I go to the queen, Mr. Cardinal,

before returning home.

I am very pleased to meet you unexpectedly, madame.

Because you are the king's godmother and

I am the patron.

I wanted to ensure that I would be attentive to the fact that the Condé's is treated with the respect due to his rank,

and it is in the affairs that he wants to get involved, Mr. Godfather, I wanted to assure you that I I will be careful that the house of

Condé is treated with the respect due to its rank, and that the affairs in which

Monsieur the Prince wishes to engage will be favorably received everywhere.

Mr. Cardinal, your predecessor had forgotten us.

I will strive to right the mistakes of the past.

As long as my successor gives me time.

Your successor? Yes, Madam.

People are working here and there to have me replaced in my role as Principal

Minister by Monsieur de Chateauneuf.

Monsieur de Châteauneuf?

Yes, Madam.

The same one who presides over the Court of Justice where your brother, Henri,

was sentenced to death.

Without further thinking of bothering you, allow me

to tell you that I was able to tell our young king about the grandiose battle won

over the Spaniards by your son, the Duke of Anguien.

Your delicacy goes straight to my

sea heart, Mr. Cardinal.

I don't understand why my daughter doesn't like it.

I wanted to make it known that I will not change any of those who compose it.

The rumor which had caused Mr. De Châteauneuf to spread has no effect.

I mean, in the future, we are here to take care of the affairs

of the country, not the affairs of the palace.

Mr. Secretary of State for War.

After the victory won by the Duke of Anguien.

What do you think is reasonable to do?

Your Majesty, I think the wisest course is to negotiate with Spain.

That's my opinion.

The victory that my son offers the king cannot go unanswered.

We are in a position of strength.

Your brother, the King of Spain, will be sensitive to our peace proposal.

Is this also your opinion, Mr. Cardinal?

No.

What do you mean, right?

On the contrary, we must take advantage of our advantage.

Force the Spanish to retreat and take Thionville.

Why Thionville?

Because it is the best port for our allies, the German princes.

You therefore wanted to continue on the wrong path that Mr. De

Richelieu had advised you

, my brother, the late king.

I'll tell you, we need peace with the Spanish.

If we do not take advantage of this success to subdue the Spaniols,

he will appear as a weakness of the regent. I see.

And a sign of the sympathy that your Majesty, sister of the King of Spain,

for her country.

My country is France.

Show it, Madam.

I will follow the cardinal's advice.

I will follow the cardinal's advice.

Gotta sound the toxin, ding, ding, ding, ding, ding.

To take Mazarin, ding, ding, ding, ding.

You have to sound the toxin, ding, ding, ding, ding,

Marriott, make sure there is no meat, and especially no bones.

I'll take care of my little man, Alham, don't worry.

Your Majesty, Monsieur Mazarin, is waiting to be received.

I was told that you were coming to the Hôtel Vendôme this evening.

Indeed.

There will be my brother Gaston, the Prince of Condé, his son Conti,

the Coadultor Retz, and many others, whose names are enough to frighten.

Madame de Chevreuse, for example?

You made it difficult for me to follow your decision.

to continue the war in Spain.

And even more so, for not having replaced you with Mr.

de Châteauneuf, as in Montpellier.

Such words touch my heart, madam.

I'm causing you a lot of worry. And then do as you wish.

If something bad happens to you, you will only blame yourself.

But stop showing me these so-called enemies with whom you

rush to have dinner.

I can't stand Louver anymore.

I decided to settle in at the Palais Cardinal.

The hotel I just bought is located right next door.

Oh? I'll ignore it.

Your eminence still wants you to be an escort?

I'm keeping it for a month. We have a month.

I'm sure of it.

This ball, with the ringers, may be a trap.

It's a trap.

In this case, why take risks?

What we have planned is enough.

You see, Jörg, there are days when the joy of being loved is stronger

than the fear of being killed.

Yes, it's true.

Excuse me.

Mr. Cardinal, without escort.

In your presence, Madame, the only dangers that can be

feared are the effects of your beauty.

Well, among other qualities attributed to you, it is true that you handle

compliments admirably, Eminence.

You were right to come alone. You only have friends here.

I believe Coadjutor Retz is eager to speak with you.

I admire you, Mr. Cardinal.

I will take this revelation as a compliment only when I know what

is hidden behind it, Mr. Coadjutor.

So, let's just say I admire your courage.

You present yourself here, among all these plotters.

Madame de Chevreuse assured me, however, that I only had friends

in this house.

You are aware of the grievance that has been leveled against you.

Yes, but taking it from your mouth will pay the price.

It's about your influence over the Queen.

If anyone should complain about it, it might only be Her Majesty

herself, and she didn't do that.

But this ties in with the other criticisms. Who are?

Your power, your intentions.

Each of my intentions is aimed only at the service of the KING.

Like new taxes? They are necessary.

I admit that from your point of view, Eminence, we must find money

to continue the war with Spain, since you do

not want the king's service. Like new taxes?

They are necessary. I admit that from your point of view, Eminence, we must find money

to continue the war with Spain, since you do not want

the king's service.

That peace your plotters desire, I suppose.

And in all disinterestedness, we go without saying.

They will have to get used to French politics being done without them.

What will they get in exchange?

They exist.

They should be enough.

I would be more flexible than Cardinal Richelieu.

I would give them money.

But why do they refuse their offices, their places, their honors?

Because they believe in the merits of the moment they are in. You

reserve your goodness for those who approve of you, whatever you do.

No, not.

When you gain power, Mr. Co-Adulter, the first

thing to do is to be ungrateful.

Containing faults and vices, what a stain, Eminence.

I wish you to see fair, fair and far.

You would help me in this sense, telling me in which

camp you are.

If you perceive any ambiguity in me, Eminence, it would be very imprudent of me

to leave it on my part, to leave it on my part, to leave it

on my part, to leave it on my part.

You are flattered.

What a wonderful minister, and what a great cardinal you would be,

if I had already taken your place.

The hope of the supernumerary is to see the Heron lighten up.

Well, since you wanted me to see you well

and far away, I wish you infinite patience, Mr. Coatuteur.

Happy to be here, Mr. Cardinal.

Happy elsewhere, Madame de Montbazon.

You will receive 10,000 pounds, Your Eminence.

I will give them to the Queen, to the Duchess.

A use is considered a dignity of the Church has a gift to the poor.

This is what Her Majesty, the Queen, will do by giving him 10,000 pounds.

to Father Vincent Paul, Monsignor. Let me step aside.

I still have to get on with business.

Come on, come on.

Come on, it must be good love.

He cannot surpass Bofort, to whom I ask for mercy every evening.

I would be curious to see.

My dear, even with two in bed, Bofort would still have the resource

to dry up a third.

He left.

The crazy, the arrogant.

Bofort, Bofort, Bofort.

Come on, come on.

You are so mean.

Your Eminence has so much?

My shoes hit the wall while jumping out of the car.

Well, your eminence, perhaps I am not satisfied. Everything went as planned.

You know, Captain, I cannot consider my enemies for the smallest, but not for the largest.

Stop playing with each other. I am a king. That's true, but we're not getting to the point.

At the Royal Palace, the King of France does not lose his subjects. For what ? Because you are still a child.

When you reign, you will play whatever games you want. Come on, come on. Look at me.

Sir, this is not worthy of you. The dog.

Is your eminence in pain?

My ankles hit the pavement as I jumped from carriages.

Your eminence can be satisfied. Everything went as planned.

Yes, you know, Captain, I cannot consider my enemies for being

smaller than they are, but not for being bigger either.

Mister KING.

It is true, sire, but we are no longer at Louver.

At the Palais-Royal, the King of France does not sprinkle these subjects.

For what ? Because you are still a child.

When you reign, you will play all the water games you want.

Come on.

Sire, it's your fault.

Your mother will be angry.

But where is she?

Where is the queen?

Where is the queen?

Thank you, ma'am.

Oh my God.

You don't make any more noise than a cat.

Please God I look like that animal.

You scared me.

You have no pity for my heart?

How should I understand it, madam?

I didn't tell anyone about this meeting, as you asked.

But I don't know the reason.

Visit my house, there are no workers today.

State affairs give us a few hours' respite.

So we are at war.

Yes, we are at war.

And everyone conspires.

Money is starting to run out, and we are groaning, we are in the macabre.

Which is not important.

I have an insult, which is not important, but we

are insulting you, which is unforgivable.

I didn't insult myself.

They flee the thoughts that make me your lover.

The idea that we are under attack in your life is unbearable.

Anyone who uses it will be punished.

Some of these might be enough, for example.

I want them to know that it was me who hit them, that it was

me, because it was you.

My hunting table still doesn't add up.

Which account?

I've screwed more women than you are game.

In the name of Her Majesty the Queen, I ask you to please

follow me, Mr. Duke.

I have orders to take you to Vincennes where you will be held prisoner.

Cum.

The queen has me imprisoned, gentlemen, who would have said that three months ago.

Your family must leave the court and return to the Danube.

That doesn't bother you, gentlemen?

Bonfort's arrest must have cost a fortune.

How to order the departure of the chevreuse, Mont Bason.

How to send the priest of Beauvais back to his diocese.

Perfect demonstration of authority.

It was a long time ago, after the assassination attempt on his main minister.

Mazarin took advantage of this affair to surround himself with a guard of

more than a hundred men.

Not to mention its secret police.

The company already had solid foundations since Richelieu.

At Louver, at the Palais-Royal, in Luxembourg, at Gaston d'Orléans, one valet in two

has the eyes and ears of Mazarin.

A flock of little abbes, the epi monitors provides information.

Even in places like this parliament, the Pyré-Cheliers,

In a place like this Parliament, the doors and windows are

on the cardinal's floor.

President Brussell says nothing.

You know very well what I think, Mr. Coadjutor,

and I know that you think the same.

Mazarin will admit nothing of our opinions, nothing of our criticism.

Parliament’s turn will therefore come.

But the Queen, right here, has pledged to follow our advice.

Come on, I'll be back, come on.

Not a week goes by without talk of a new tax,

while the people are hungry.

Let's see a response, Mr. Brussels?

Let's refuse to register the new taxes.

Let us stand against Mazarin.

You are the queen. The country is suffering, madam.

Resist friendships that God condemns.

Mr. Vincent, what is said about me and the cardinal

means that we will leave.

I am not in sin.

I cannot repent of what I did not do.

But you fight, don't you?

You are putting your heart to the test.

No.

I don't want it.

I don't want it.

What is happening, Mr. Lautrélier?

His eminence, this Cardinal Mazarin, fell ill at Fontainebleau, madame.

Yes, a stubborn fever.

That we cannot explain.

Your Majesty knows that the Cardinal has taken on the task.

He works without respite, he receives the best dispatch,

until late 1 a.m.

Your master must rest, Mr. Jure.

I will follow his advice in what he deems good for the country, but I want him to

I am not going to prevent him from taking advantage of the importunity by firing the cannon.

No.

No, you are sick.

What are you doing ?

I prayed that the fever would leave you.

You surprise me in a state of weakness, madam.

You are tired.

I will, however, as I tell you. What did you have to say?

I don't know.

We are not leaving the queen without conversation.

I can assure you that business

My son, how is the king?

The king is doing well.

And I want to take care of his education.

It's a great honor.

If God gives me the strength.

Yes. Yes?

No, ma'am, I can't tell you anything.

Speak, I implore you.

I don't know if it's time for you to know.

What then?

That in this moment, I wish that death would consent to deliver me.

What do you say?

There is no other way, ma'am.

For me to give up what I feel.

Oh.

My friend.

I can see clearly that I didn't love it anymore.

I won't have the chance to tell you.

This is what my heart is full of.

No, no, we don't have the right.

I know that only too well.

It's not this fever that's making me shake or suffocate.

These are my feelings.

I do not ask you to tune your heart, but

I only beg you

to believe how sincere it is, and to see that there is no malice

Hush.

You shouldn't.

Come on, let's go! Come on, let's go!

Come on, hit the Mazarin! Come on, wait. Come on, hit the Mazarin! Come on, let's go!

Come on, hit the Mazarin! Here we go, here we go! One ball, one coin. You see, he is less proud, Mazarin.

He's not a Mazarin, he's a happy man. People won't have to buy anything anyway .

Faced with him, this damn bandit! We will soon take up arms. It's cold, yes. Come on, let's go!

Come on, let's go! The campaign is ruined. The peasants, reduced to sleeping on straw,

their furniture sold to pay for the taxes they cannot satisfy. To maintain the luxury of Paris, millions of innocent souls

must live in noise and oats. Your Parliament, Sir, can only accept the decision which is taken

abroad, with explosion, with noise, with terror. Please, ma'am, please give some thoughts on the bump.

Leave in, hello, come on, hit the Mazarin.

Come on, wait.

Wait, go ahead, knock, there you go.

Come on, come on, hello, let's knock, let's knock the Mazarin.

Come on, A volune piece.

You see, he's less proud, eh, Mazarin.

There is nothing more Mazarin than a happy person.

People have nothing left to buy anyway.

Because of him, the kind of thief, bandit.

You can't take it anymore, soon we'll take the guns.

He's crazy. Come on, let's hit, let's hit.

Sire, the countryside is ruined.

The peasants have reduced to straw their furniture sold for the

payment of taxes which they cannot meet.

To maintain the luxury of Paris, millions of innocent souls must

live to live to live to live to live to live Your parliament, sire,

cannot even admit the decision that is taken elsewhere,

with brilliance, with noise, with terror.

Please, Madam, make some reflections on this

public misery in the seclusion of your heart.

Consider that it may be the pain and consternation of all

the officers of the kingdom.

Add to this thought, the calamity of the provinces in which

the hope of peace, the honor of battles won,

all the officers of the kingdom, add to this thought,

the calamity of the provinces in which the hope of peace, the honor of battles won, How did they dare?

They believe in a Republic?

Everything is bad.

Everything is bad.

We have given the king the greatest victories.

Peace is within our reach. Let's make time our ally.

Soon, we will no longer hear these agitators in Parliament.

In the meantime, he is stirring up the whole country.

I fear the princes will end up entangled.

Who are you talking about, cousin?

From the winner of Roquereau and Lens, the Duke of Anguin.

Today, the new prince of Condé by the death of his father.

Condé, prince of blood.

He never gets in the way.

God hears you, my lord, but Condé has an army.

The king has none.

It is Parliament that threatens.

This Brussels makes comments that are unacceptable.

The general's speech was his plum.

Let's give it a little time.

Let's leave peace.

Once peace is won, everything will turn to gold.

But this Brussels insults the king.

He hurts you.

By not rebounding from the injury, we note in all

importance, the injury.

I will not follow you down this path, Mr. Cardinal.

You shouldn't have arrested Brussels.

Paris is revolting and rioters are everywhere.

But you are near me.

We are being watched, you know that.

Nothing in my public conduct can suggest that

None of these things before God.

On the contrary, I will call God to witness,

that my heart does not distort its truth.

If that's how I feel, it's because you wanted it.

I will never be able to see you as much as I would like.

I asked the architect who is finishing my hotel to predict that I

can commit suicide.

In my apartments?

It's impossible.

I'm never alone. Who is talking about your apartments?

Let the architect do it.

My cousin.

Sir, my cousin.

If I expected to find you on the stairs.

Mr. Prince de Condé, I hope that you have come to

help the king and that it is not about anything else.

Anything else, cousin? Everyone is angry.

Why not you?

Because I'm not everyone, ma'am.

And you know how to count, sir, on my health and my loyalty.

Mr. Oucundal told me of the victory you brought me. I am very grateful to you, my cousin.

But now I would like all this noise to stop in Paris. He is afraid of my brother.

Sir, on the Monsieur the Cardinal informed me of the victories that

you reported to me.

I am very grateful to you, my cousin.

I would now like all this noise to stop in Paris.

He scares my brother.

Sire, listen more to your parliament.

He only wants your glory and obedience to you.

Do you call obeying the maneuvers of these square hats?

What a Brussels raises with its speeches?

Your Majesty, liberating Brussels would be the surest way to put an end to this noise

which so greatly annoys the king and his brother.

Their Majesty will look with benevolence at

your generous assistance, Mr. Coadjutor.

And when it pleases, Mr. Prince, for me to listen to him in the service of the

KING, I will be his very humble servant.

I hear, Émilie.

I am a man of war.

It is with men of war that we must speak of peace.

So !

So !

We're going to roast Benjamin's balls.

My balls to Benjamin.

My balls to Benjamin.

We were received like chambermaids. No way.

We were happy to meet you and the snack was excellent.

Don't tell me, my brother, that you let yourself be taken in by Mazarin's charm.

Enough of the queen. What I'm saying, my sister, is that you are under Mazarin's spell.

He's just a child. What do you say, my sister?

You are tired, I have to take care of all the armies of the King of Spain.

Monseigneur, the King of Spain, favorably received our ideas.

What ideas, Hirette?

Transform my unfortunate cousin, Gaston d'Orléans, into regent,

in place of his sister-in-law?

A man who hesitates for hours, ultimately not

making a decision.

It would be helpful to be surrounded. From you?

In Mazarin's place, you would be fine, Cardinal, without that.

But anyway, my brother, you can see that Parliament is

not the only one to be frustrated. There are us, the little ones of the kingdom.

It's you, not me.

Do you refuse to come and help us, if you can?

Question asked by Bofort.

He was killed by Vincent.

Our brother Conti supports you with all his strength, can you imagine?

Yes.

He has few.

It is cruel to make fun of this child.

He's weak, it's true.

But his desire to be at our side to deliver the Queen from Mazarin is total.

Given by the queen to Mazarin.

It is in his heart. In his bed.

It is in his heart. In his bed.

He is. He's in his mind. It's in his head. I intend to raise an army.

With what? My own denialist.

An army of children at heart and bigos in armor?

The Pope should help you. He hates Mazarin.

But I'm warning you, stop.

A single gesture from your army is mine to slaughter me.

We will go west to earn the money, my lord.

Paris is full of packs.

Of course.

Did Mr. Nodet make you do your dictation?

Yes, it was another letter from Monsieur de Richelieu.

How to better learn spelling, style, thinking, Your Majesty?

I prefer to fight.

Monsieur de Videroy promised to teach me his secret voice.

It's understood.

And let me tell you, we got what we wanted.

The Treaty of Vesfali is signed.

Your kingdom is growing and respected. There is still a lot of noise though.

Things are going better outside than inside.

It's true.

Monsieur Nodet told me that Monsieur de Richelieu had the

heads of those who did not obey there cut off.

It is right that one loses authority if one neglects to show it.

But remember, Louis, that it is better to act on

minds than on bodies.

Does the Prince of Condé protect us?

Yes, yes.

For now.

Julio.

It's dangerous, too dangerous.

Where do you get these gems?

I have to pay the rent, I have a family in my maritime abbeys.

where they are better than elsewhere.

I also sold more and more works, more than 100.

In which drawing?

I will buy some generals from the army of Thuraine, so that they

remain faithful to the king.

So, will Madame de Longuville be obliged to abandon all

her hopes in this area?

And his brother, the Prince of Condé, will be indebted to being at his side.

road, Mr. De Turaine.

The only opponent he could have.

Julian.

I'm doing a good job.

I am for the good of the country, but I cannot forget it.

Do you know you're having fun?

Am I having fun? I'm kidding ?

In response to your advice.

When you're getting ready to let go of what you think you're doing,

there's a lot of hesitation on my part.

Do you want me to hate my feelings in front of everyone?

No, it's not seeing all these faces, these heads of

power, that hurts me.

It's this love that I couldn't fight.

I didn't want to love you.

Why am I here when I am called to sleep or pray?

Because you are responding to the call of a heart as pure as yours.

Don't abandon me.

Don't abandon me, ever.

My friend, you would make me die.

The

Parliament exhumed an edition which targeted Conti

cini, the favorite of Catherine de Medici.

A foreigner cannot claim to govern France.

All you have to do is put it under Mazarin's nose so that he

runs away like a rabbit.

What we want is for the regent to free herself from the

cardinal and for the king to truly be the king when he comes of age.

Louis XIV is in his 11th year. We have to wait two more years.

This is what I want to make you understand.

Since no army can resist your brother's, you must act

to protect the king.

What kind of protection?

It's impossible.

I refuse to believe you.

My information has never deceived me.

Except for Condé, who is not part of the conspiracy.

They all agreed to have the king kidnapped this evening.

I therefore beg you, Madam, to act as he was ready.

Why don't you stay here?

Since no army can resist your brother, you must That's what I'm trying to make you understand.

You I'm not going to have to wait two years.

act, protecting the king.

I refuse to believe you. My information has never been except for Condé, who is not an accomplice. What protection? It's impossible. They were all heard as part of the

I beg you, madam, to act as he was ready. Why don't You are too much in the epiphany. king's impeachment proceedings this evening. you stay here?

Marshal de Gramont is expecting me for his birthday.

Everything should look like a regular evening.

I think of you.

Ladies, let's go find the king and his brother, and let's start our little party.

Mr. Cardinal, if I dared, I would name this pheasant, Parliament,

so that you could devour it.

No, Philippe, leave the knife, you could hurt yourself.

Mom, if you find the bean, you will be the queen.

It’s already done, Mr.

de Villeroy, what are they doing here?

They are watching you, madam, but everything will be fine, don't be alarmed.

Madam, your part. THANKS.

Just loved seeing you enjoy yourself, Eminence.

I have little appetite lately.

State affairs take up too much of your time.

I admire how you cope.

Can I offer you a game of backgammon?

Mr. Marshal, if luck is to be with me this evening,

I prefer that it be expressed a little later.

Long live the queen, long live our mother.

The queen, me.

Long live the queen.

I didn't expect the same thing, your eminence.

I don't think that's the case, my eminence, but it's an honor to have

my carousel at your disposal.

I guess it's a safety issue.

Louis, Louis, wake up.

We have to leave. Madame de Maudville will forget you.

I hope this carriage will be enough to protect you from any curious people.

Is everything there? Yes.

The files that your evidence wants, it's

all calm, Your Majesty.

Thanks, Yeto.

Go for it.

What time are the others?

I will wake up the gentleman and his family in an hour.

The Prince of Condé will leave at 3:00 a.m. and we will leave immediately after.

Where is the cardinal?

He took the lead.

It’s the barisham carousel

of Ville-Royce that stops.

Join him.

Where are we going?

To Saint-Germain, sire.

Emine, we couldn't help, right? No, no, no.

No, no, no, no, no, no, I have to sleep on straw.

It is the king who must not sleep.

From today, I will be in Paris.

Whoever wants to go out will be trapped. Whoever wants to enter will be hanged.

I'm going to go to Parliament. The king must not sleep.

From today, I am laying siege to Paris.

Anyone who wants to get out will be disappointed.

Whoever wants to enter will be hanged.

I will make Parliament comply.

The king only has you, Mr. Prince.

Did I tell you?

My brother, Conti, and my brother-in-law, Longuville, are here with me.

I would say they followed you.

As for being with you.

Your distrust will eventually kill you.

He has saved my life so many times, Monseigneur.

Come on, sire. Come on, it's pretty.

How are you ?

How are you ? It's okay, right?

It's good.

Stop, stop, stop, stop, stop.

Well, sire, isn't it happy?

No, it's not happy.

I don't want to know such things anymore.

Louis, our living conditions here will soon be better.

We are going to bring furniture and everything you need to Saint-Germain.

Our place is in Paris, at the Palais Royal.

We will come back, sir.

We just have to be patient.

Is it goodbye to being patient?

It is he, in all things, who sets the example.

Your presence here allowed you to keep your life saved.

Now we must protect your

kingdom. Chandillot, wake up.

No, I don't want to wake up anymore.

I want to die.

I have nothing left, even I am hungry.

We're all going to starve for sure.

I tell you, during this time, Saint-Germain feels

like he's having fun.

The balls, the concerts, the operas, the condé who keeps us locked up in

Paris, we will all die like rats. You are a misery.

What's the matter with you, Marion? Have you seen the devil?

The Mazarin?

He is on his way, Mazarin, the courtyard of Saint-Germain.

Stop, don't laugh at this.

It's just like I told you.

Then, there are all my beautiful clients who are back.

What happened?

A treaty, an agreement, I don't know.

You know, I don't care as long as I can miss it.

Mr. Leprince, we owe you this feedback.

You must have done it without Paris will not forgive you.

Your army starved him for months.

I served the king, which should benefit me.

Where is my cousin?

I would say my cousin that it all depends on who will distribute the rewards.

I was told that your troop had pillaged, burned, raped.

I never told you that besieging Paris would be a mind game.

Did you take my soldiers for poets?

I didn't take them for barbarians.

It all depends on the pay, Mr. Cardinal.

I can still pay my warriors, but there's not much.

So I need compensation.

The king's recognition is received.

What about recognition?

I hear we're talking about specific things.

I listen to you, sir, I want the principality of my donut.

You will have to buy it from the Duke of Württemberg.

Buy it.

I will negotiate it myself.

I want navigation monitoring.

It's the regent who has it?

Ask him.

You're not too badly placed there.

I want my brother Quanti to be made a cardinal, and my brother-in-law, Longuville.

I think I know.

What do you know?

Your sister, the Duchess of Longuville, has designed to obtain for her husband

the government of the stronghold of Pont de l'Arche,

and a place on the KING's Council for Monsieur de La Rochefeoucau, her lover.

Well? Well.

Monsieur de Longuville will not have Pont de l'Arche.

I don't have Pont-de-L'Arche. I beg your pardon, please. A moment.

Mr. De Longeville and Mr. De la Rochefeoucauld were

on the side of the frontists. They fought us.

But it's not me. Of course.

But if the Ardre bridge were given to Mr. De Longeville, you and he

would become too powerful, Monseigneur. I already did it.

You can't help it, you can't help it.

I saved the lives of the king, the regent, and even you.

Yes, you who have enriched yourself on the back of a country that is not yours.

You who refused peace with Spain to imitate your

damn master Richelieu.

My lord, you can't-But shut up!

You are talking to a prince of blood.

This sword has brought you glory that you do not deserve.

The country is not out of the woods.

Everything still threatens, outside and inside.

Don't expect me to get you out of this again.

Farewell, Mr. Cardinal, Fadquino.

What did you get?

It's impossible.

Please each other.

Smile at enemies, turn your back on allies.

It's stupid, isn't it?

Hmm.

He doesn't want to play his role.

He does everything. So we need more support than his.

But which ones?

We must regroup with Vendôme in the person of Bofort,

but also his brother, the Duke of Mercer.

He is in love with your niece, Laure.

Give it to him in marriage.

Get closer to Rette and bring her back, Madame de Chevreuse.

She will be only too happy to be intrigued on our behalf.

I believe it, your brother-in-law,

he will not stay retired for long.

He will finally join the slingshot.

Let me tell him that I can give him his regency.

Illusions are his food.

He doesn't ask for more.

And in less than two years, the king will become king.

I don't think I have anything to learn from you.

Do you still need a minister like me?

I need you to love me.

You don't have to worry.

It's not a problem.

Our youth is far away.

We must offer our friendship before time forgets us.

Corneille was right again.

The good in this century is great gentleness.

Being rich, we are everything.

But I'm not rich on my own account.

You know it, I.

Here is a favor to be rendered to me.

In great secrecy,

you are going to have two rings made.

For the first ring, for the second.

In the gold of these two rings, have a closed S engraved which will serve as a jump.

I wouldn't want to have I don't want to have to wait too long

because we don't know what the situation is going to be.

It was closing.

In Spain, it is the sign of love.

The love that never ends.

Eternal clarity.

This way.

An audience in the middle of the night, Your Majesty.

You might think it was a conspiracy.

If there was a plot, neither would you be at ease.

I'm waiting to hear if you and other rebels are ready to

join the KING's service.

We have never failed the KING.

It is its principal which is the origin of all words.

Cardinal Mazarin acts for the glory of my son and the good of the people.

The people see that the cardinal acts first and foremost for the well-being of the cardinal.

It would be so simple to bring the whole country together, to chase away Mr. Mazarin.

There are no more fronds.

No more furious parliaments, no more rebellious princes.

The king will never consent to this.

And you, madam?

I ask you again, sir.

Will you continue to fail us?

I understand that the Prince of Condé is now fighting you.

I know it.

Monsieur de Condé and his people abandon the king, and in short, you

are asking me to do the opposite?

So, sir, your answer?

I am your very devoted lady.

And even more so, if I were to one day wear the

cardinal's hat, without any other competition.

It's a little short, if at two seconds, respond by changing range.

The same.

Come on, let's continue. The queen.

It was done as decided by me and the cardinal in your name, sire.

The Prince of Condé and his brother, Conti, have just been arrested,

as well as the Duke of Longville.

Well, mother, I hope this will calm things down.

Good, sire.

If I understand correctly, Mr. Coadjutor, not intending to keep

the princes prisoner, the cardinal sings against them.

Alas.

Parliament will demand their release.

I will see if His Highness, Mr. Daurier, follows this

judicious voice, Mr. Brucelle.

I can't stand any more than my condé cousins ​​when they

are locked up in Vincennes.

I will only be seen at the council again when they are released and the Palais-Royal

has been emptied of whoever is poisoning it.

This is not where we conspire, my cousin.

You know how much my cousins, Condé, are locked into his great value. Not even an investigation into everything he stole from France.

But if Mazarin must still leave Paris to the regent and the king, and to govern alone, within the council, only when they are released,

and the Palais-Royal has been emptied, who will poison them? This is not where we conspire, cousin.

It is the Duchess of Longuville, who stirs up all of Normandy,

for having killed the cardinal.

I agree with Parliament.

This is the state on earth, madam.

The State.

We know what that means, N'Espel.

I have to go.

Mom.

I would prefer to resign.

I will do it for the king.

I will do it for you.

The Mazaret has disappeared!

The Mazaret has disappeared! The Mazaret has disappeared!

The Mazaret has disappeared!

The Mazaret has disappeared!

The Mazaret has disappeared!

The Mazaret has disappeared!

Mazarin, his family, his people will have to leave France.

I will myself investigate everything he has stolen from France.

You know how much I thought I was angry with his great thief.

But let us still trust that Mazarin does not think of making the Regent

and the KING leave Paris, and to govern alone and in his own way.

We must stop him.

It is very important to suggest that Gaston go in circles to the Royal.

I will also enclose the letters that the king, my son, writes to you.

I also ask you to continue, without delay, to go to the Rhine,

to one of the places that you judge to be the cleanest for your

safety and security. comfort.

Goodbye, my dear.

Don't get too angry, Mr. Jure.

You didn't take the day off. You didn't take the day off.

You didn't take the day off. On that day,

distance is necessary to open all the

shadows that cast against the king and against my authority.

You will gladly give me this new mark of deference and

affection, as I assure you, of the continuation of mine, Anne.

My family They are safe, Your Eminence.

My life, do the people of this house suffer from nothing?

Your Eminence, are you sure that my presence suits you?

You cannot accompany me. You and I have already agreed on this.

I really need my most devoted people to stay there.

Let the storm pass.

Your Eminence wished that someone would take care of his fortune in his absence.

Mr. The hotelier recommended one of his clerks to us, in whom we

can trust.

He's waiting downstairs. What is his name?

Colbert. Jean-Baptiste Colbert.

There is another letter, which has been kept secret.

Goodbye, Mr. Jure.

Come on, Mr. Colbert.

We must hurry, before someone comes to pillage me again.

I have so much to ask God to help me

in the service of the State.

I have prayed for him so much for my son, the king, that it is now useless for him

to protect you, and make you happy far from me,

since it is enough for him to see into my heart.

If you too could, you would see in it the entire desire to

love you until my last breath.

They persecute us, they force me to keep you away, they separate us.

But we can't I'm your infinite devoted.

You are, from today, my dear friend, and the dearest, Anne.

.

His Excellency, Don Pimentel, Ambassador of His Majesty Philip IV of Spain.

Your visit fills me, Excellency.

I wanted to ensure that the stay in this Château de Brûle took place without

any further concern for your Eminence.

The Elector Archbishop of Cologne offers me everything I need.

Thanks to your intercession, my sister Moncini and some of my

nieces have joined me, and apart from the mail which reaches me

so poorly, what could I complain about?

Alas, the couriers are looted before reaching

the border, and it is not always the bandits of Grandeschemins

who are responsible for them.

My enemies precede them.

I suspect it.

The Archduke, governor of the Netherlands, wanted to further soften the stay

of his days in Grande-Chemère. I have never felt so happy

to see you again, my cousin.

The glow of your newfound freedom.

I know that I owe this freedom, that of my brother Conti and my

brother-in-law Longuville, to your infinite kindness, my cousin,

and to that of His Majesty the KING, your son.

Do you know that in our prison, we were counting the days that

separate us from the majority of Louis XIV?

In the meantime, you have to endure a situation that you don't like.

I am the regent.

No one has complained about it since Monsieur de Mazarin was chased away, my cousin.

Mr. Prince de Condé, I myself are a witness to this.

Look how everything is working out.

I haven't had any news since Mr. De Mazarin was killed, my cousin. Mr. De Condé and I are in fact witnesses.

Look how much better everything is since he's gone.

You mean, since you kept me in prison in my palace?

Did I deserve so much?

Your Majesty, Philip IV, King of Spain, King of I applaud, every day,

that France treats you with so little gratitude.

Her Majesty even made this known to her sister, Queen Anne, Regent of the

Kingdom of France, and Continue, Excellency.

Eminentea, it would be no greater honor

for Spain than to know you one day in its service.

When I am your opponent? Oh, me, it was yesterday.

Today, France has abandoned you.

And it’s France that I love.

You see, Excellency, even if this country disowns me

forever, it will remain mine.

I will never stop serving his king, my godson, and my queen.

I hear, but

don't you find it taking a long time?

Not when you spend it like I do.

To pray?

To hope.

Sir, this is the ninth year that,

by the will of the late king, my lord, I have overseen your education

and the government of your State.

God having, by his goodness, blessed my work.

The king will take the absence of our brother, Conde, as an affront.

This little king will be right.

He is.

I give you, with great satisfaction,

the power which has been conferred on him to govern it.

I hope that God will give you the grace to assist you in his work.

the spirit of strength and prudence to bring happiness to your kingdom.

Madam, I would like to thank you for your attention

that he called you to take care of my person and the

administration of my kingdom.

I ask you to continue to give me your good advice, and I

hope that, after me,

you will be the head of my council.

I will not bear the hatred

of my enemies, Lord.

Loneliness and boredom are the same in this castle.

as much as you please, as much as my strength can resist.

And make sure I don't forget.

Make sure I don't forget that the evil she was forced me to face,

she would never want me to stay in her bed.

Monsieur Jure, he is leaving for Germany tomorrow.

He will take a dress.

He will be able to take with him everything the cardinal requires?

Shirts, water, a new bathrobe. Is that you?

No, ma'am.

What Mr. de Mazarin desires most ardently are letters from you.

Do you think I will be in his thoughts?

As it is in yours.

I am alone in the middle of the absence of wildlife.

With no one to help me or turn me around.

We begin to reign.

It seems that all these trials strengthen him.

The Prince of Condé and my dear, my dear.

I'm sorry, but it's for me.

Mr. Cardinal, you would say that they will never be able to do so.

My Françoise.

Remember to keep your letters secret, madame.

Eh, we must not be afraid of Mazarin, good lady, he is far away.

And parliament ensures that he does not return.

Day room.

Do you still make

those delicious brioches that you used to give Mazarin?

Ah no, my good sir, it is already very difficult to

bring flour into Paris.

If in addition, they can make Mazarin

Dommage, I am ready to take a long trip and it was now that

would have made a friend happy. You're going far, you say?

As far as Flanders. I am a rapier merchant.

Thank you Marie.

You are an artist.

You say again, you can be proud of your daughter.

And you, your niece, do you want her some?

Of all, my niece.

Isn't that right, Olympe?

And I'm not talking about Laure Vittoria, Marianne, and Little Hortense.

And my nephews.

I wanted to tell you this. This is a subject that I found Paul very reckless.

Is he 15?

This is the age of bravery.

Your Eminence, Mr. Jure has just arrived.

Where is he? In the lower room.

He is recovering from his trip and waiting for you.

My friend, Minos, stay seated.

Leave it, I'll take care of it.

So, what do you bring me?

Good fabric, lace, shirts, two dresses,

lavender water in a small barrel, flask, some boots.

These two vials contain the water that prist in your And then?

Portraits of your cats, admirable drawings.

The courier, which courier?

Three letters from Mr. Colmer and four from the Queen.

Do not fear me for my love.

If there's anything to fear, it's that you love me a lot

less than the others.

I love you, Anne. I would happily have some of this Rhine wine.

I have just studied the letters of the queen and those of Monsieur Colbert.

I see that Monsieur de Liane, Monsieur le Tellier, Monsieur Servier,

are not too much for His Majesty.

They remain the servants of your emminence.

Believe me, I will not forget those who remained faithful to me.

If I have just studied the letters of the Rhine and those of the Rhine.

I see that Mr. De Lion, Mr. Letellier, Mr. Servier, are not too close

to His Majesty. They remain the servants of your eminence. faithful to me?

Do you believe that I will not forget those who remained If so, we will be brought back to life.

Just the queen is song, Géminos.

And she convinced the king to accept her son.

But what can they do now that everything is stacked against them?

And there are many of them.

Why not ? I'm in Paris.

I would have done it before to break this beautiful agreement.

If you wanted to give me some advice, I would give it to Monsieur de

Liane, and the Queen would greatly appreciate it.

Gaston, the prince of Condé, the Long towns, Conti,

the Parliament, and I forget some.

I urge you to separate all these rebels by crushing them with kindness,

by filling them beyond their pride, by noting one to give to the other,

by stirring up their vanity and their jealousy, and by placing at the center of the game,

the one who will divide them even better than their vice, since he possesses them all.

The what? Teuret?

Your Majesty is not mistaken.

We are long overdue, Cardinal.

I will act.

The coadultor, being linked to my brother Gaston, the Prince of Condé,

will take this as an affront.

But his eminence also advises your Majesty to appease

the Prince de Condé.

By naming, we advise a few people, whose name alone-Ferra

to burst Gaston's anger.

What an admirable confusion this will be.

If your Majesty wishes to read the end of the letter.

Prepare, finally, to leave the Duchess of Longueville,

as her brother-in-law,

the Prince de Conti, is ready to marry a woman.

There you have it, Mr. De Liane, the Cardinal is wrong.

It's the good times that Mademoiselle De Chevreuse doesn't sleep

with the corner of the city. Yes, your Majesty.

With discretion, but with regularity.

Well.

Food, junk.

Where do these letters come from?

Do you imagine they are signed?

And if they are, isn't the most serious thing that they tell the truth?

Mademoiselle de Chevreuse once helped Monsieur Retz to accomplish his task,

with infinite charity.

The rest is just my sayings.

You are naive, because you are good.

Armand, you are my beloved brother, and I love you with all my heart.

Me too, Anne.

With all my heart.

You will not marry Mademoiselle de Chevreuse.

For the sole reason that you trust

such ragoos?

Mademoiselle de Chevreuse leaves Retz in the early morning, one day out of four.

What proof, Mademoiselle de Chevreuse? What proof, Mademoiselle de Chevreuse?

I recognize that by uniting it, the position of our houses would have been strengthened.

But paying the price for such dishonor is not.

Since everyone is involved in my wedding, may I

know who the choice is?

of my wife But you, Armand, you alone.

The only happiness that has been given to me here is not having to

make my daughters grow up,

it is to think of my daughters who are growing up and of my son, the king,

who is today a handsome young man . man, and that his pain caused me

this solitude far from you.

I console myself by telling myself that our friendship will never end.

My friend, I am so sensitive to your words that I cannot feel

the same way as mine.

If you forget me, I will die.

You also understand how much I love you, when I take into account everything that is

possible for your return.

What are you doing ?

I bring you bad news.

We already know what to do.

The queen also takes your brother, Condé.

She accuses him in Parliament.

And for this, she found the support of Quadjut, Rets all a time,

he had plenty of time to assassinate her.

You are fervent, you are fervent.

Rets has changed sides, but in this inversion, I see another hand.

He does not hinder the gentleness he lavishes. Mazarin? And Retz, he didn't see anything?

However, Retz hates him as much as not. We think Mazarin is in exile, but in this refutation

I see another hand. Mazarin? And Retz, he, he, he wouldn’t have seen anything?

And the gentleness lavished on him prevents him from doing so.

However, Retz hates him as much as not. Mazarin is believed to be in exile.

He has never been so present.

This man is the devil, and the devil is everywhere.

We will fight, we are powerful. But divided.

And would the Condé house be the last to be used?

If Mazarin has to return, he will not be alive.

Now, if your idea is that everyone takes their land,

I will return to my husband.

Is this what you want?

No.

So, Madam, as my prayers to see you only give you

strength from my pain, the king wants me to return to France.

Do you think that before 15 days, I will be near you?

A true king is neither Mary nor Father.

He looks at his throne and nothing else.

Wrinkles.

Rome, you will be more afraid of yourself than of him.

Where did that come from, Mary?

From the last mail you received, uncle.

I found this room in the middle of the mall.

What is it about?

Based on a new play by Mr. Cornel.

This is Nicomedes.

I've read it three times already.

I am very young for a conference in Paris.

I, who knew your uncle, will not read it.

You will never read it, my poor Olimp.

But what insolence!

Come on, come on, it's not a charade.

A real king, but not Mary, not Oh dear!

Do you think that Monsieur Cornel is addressing the King of France, my uncle?

In any case, I couldn't have said it better.

A young king needs advice?

Well, are you getting involved with him?

Why not ?

Do you know that you are stupid and pretentious?

We will experience it. The experience?

Yes, the experience that allows you to see stupidity.

Stupidity?

Attend the meeting.

Look at.

Uncle, I can't stand this plague any longer.

Oh my!

Damn, it's Mr. De Liane.

Mr. De Liane?

What's going on there?

I came as quickly as possible to meet you.

She's not in Paris, Minance.

Parliament has put a price on your head.

How much ? 100,000 pounds.

No, wait, don't tell me anything. He's not the king.

It's a shenanigan.

He forced the queen to let me go through Parliament in exchange for

peace with Condé.

But she is weak.

Condé will benefit from it.

I know what the conde wants, the throne.

The court is withdrawn to Bourges, to Bourges while waiting to go

to Poitiers, where their majesty assists your eminence.

You should avoid Paris.

Jordio. What's going on?

Condé takes the side of the Spaniards against the king.

This is going to end badly.

What is your name ?

Looks like Mazarin is back.

Parliament closed its library.

Go get your panties.

Jean, go get your mother. Go for it.

Go for it. Go for it. Come on

Father Mazar.

Lord, give him the strength to come back.

Protect him from those criminals who want to kidnap him.

May he be near me.

Close to me, Lord.

I am very happy to see you again,

my godfather.

Sire.

It pleased Your Majesty to remember me and to recall me to his service.

I'm ready again.

Mister Cardinal de Mazarin.

No, these two will be enough.

Like two hearts?

I have to listen to yours.

Didn't this one have other opportunities?

to beat, while I was far away?

You offend me.

I want this heart all to myself, without sharing, and without sorrow.

You will have been told bad things.

I will have been informed.

What did you expect?

Hmm.

That you have been shown to be full of damage to the coadjutor.

This is what you wanted.

I wanted intention, not intensity.

He had to be tricked into agreeing to drink Conde's water.

I set up the trap you wanted.

A trap?

We had to say you were going to say you were going to kill him.

We had to say you were going to kill him.

Mr. De Lione's manners were so boring.

To the point of offering to stay at the Palais Royal.

Did he refuse?

Because I told him to.

So I was a spy.

You are not the only one.

With your eyes and ears everywhere, as if you were there.

Will you stop doubting?

I've never been there.

Your letters will have prevented me from doing so.

It is those around you, who approach you,

that I must be wary of.

It's a child, Giulio.

No, you are a cat.

By the way, have you heard from yours?

Everything is going well.

Do you know that our meeting this evening is to talk about business?

Your Majesty cannot think that I do not know this.

I only came for that.

See the bad man.

Really ?

To tell the truth, I like to pique your jealousy.

I'm not jealous.

And it's an Italian who says this to a Spanish woman.

I could handle no longer serving the state.

And of the glory of the king, your son.

May God bless me, which would be my greatest pain.

You have to lose.

Mr. Thuren.

Where are we?

Sir, the troops of the Prince of Condé are more numerous.

By a lot?

Two, three times, sir.

We'll take it later, Vivonne.

What do we decide, Mr. Marshal?

In order not to fight, we will return to abandon your throne to Mr. De Condé.

You are the King of France, Sir.

May Your Majesty be thanked

for agreeing to receive us.

The Cardinal is my godfather and my principal minister.

His family is welcome under my roof.

Yes. I know, Mr. Marshal.

We will fight.

We owe you the rallying of Monsieur de Turen and his brother,

Monsieur de Bouillon.

Distance did not prevent you from acting, Mr. Cardinal.

Some even said that you were still in business.

If that had been the case, Your Majesty would have been spared a lot of trouble.

My uncle from Orléans made an alliance with Monsieur de Condé on the night of La Conde,

la Conde, la la Conde, la la Conde. I have been saved, Your Majesty. My uncle's alliance was in alliance with Mr. De Condé last week.

Your uncle will change his mind at any moment, Portin.

The most difficult thing is to prevent Mr. De Condé from reaching Paris.

We will fight as many times as we want.

I wanted I had

pleasure seeing your niece.

Which one, sire?

Olympe, I was told. She is lovely.

Really lovely.

Mr. Paul Mancini, the Cardinal's son.

You will all die.

Go for it.

Paolo.

For what ?

You were so sweet, so innocent.

D’arrampé, my nephew.

Little angel.

I pity you, my friend. I pity you, my friend.

Madam, I must get away from you.

How ?

My return was too quick.

I must let the king's enemies believe that I am the cause

of all these words.

We will get rid of it at this price.

There must be other ways. Do you fear this?

We must use all the levers of politics.

What do I have to do with politics?

If it is to know that you are still far from me.

All this time we've been apart, you haven't had enough.

My heart bleeds like yours.

But if you and I are able to get through this new ordeal,

we can only expect to experience a lot of feelings.

I hate this speech.

This distance will benefit the king, and will sublimate him. The intention that we share

will be the most powerful that can exist between us.

This intention will be painful and not sublimated.

The time that comes will be a reward.

Sir, I have finally managed to put an end to Mr. De Condé,

for whom exile will suit best.

The threat from Mr. D'orléans is also unique.

I recommend, to your Majesty, to amnesty the ramblings, with the exception

of De Condé and Brucelle.

I advise you to be a little indulgent towards Mr. De Conti and Mrs. de Longuville, but not to the point of believing that the torture was beneficial to them.

Confiscating part of their property must be enough. We need to get rid of the most dangerous ones. We need to

get rid of the most dangerous ones. My son is Cardinal de Retz.

I have many things to recommend to your eminence. To get her killed? I know.

We won't go that far.

To have you. I listen to your words. When are you leaving?

We will make sure that the Roussel. I advise a little indulgence towards Monsieur de Conti and Madame de Longuville,

but not to the point that he can believe that the punishment does not affect them.

Confiscating part of their property must be enough.

We still have to get rid of the most dangerous, the now Cardinal de Retz.

I highly recommend it to your Eminence. To have him murdered?

I know.

They won't go.

I will be the first to arrest the prisoner, that's enough.

I will advise the king to take him to Louver,

under protection of what he wants to do.

Rethes of these men who come running when they feel the caresses.

I no longer know when I should expect your return, since

obstacles arise every day to prevent it.

I'm bored and in pain.

Without your letters, I don't know what would happen.

I am losing my strength as I look for you and think I

see you everywhere I am.

Tell me, tell me again that you believe me when I write that I will be

with you until the last breath?

Anne.

Shoot, Cardinal de Retz.

It will all be over for Retz when I say a certain word.

Theater. I'm going to have fun.

Your Majesty was kind enough to call me to her?

I see you little, Mr. Cardinal,

even though I hear a lot about you.

I am not sure that what is being reported to Your Majesty about me

is pleasant to hear.

Would you have as many enemies as Monsieur de Mazarin?

I only know that Monsieur de Mazarin is one of them, too.

Christmas is coming, Mr. Cardinal.

You have to think about being joyful, enjoying the party, dancing, comedy.

This is what is appropriate.

Our other church people have had to give up entertainment, sire.

You are entertained in many other ways.

But I'm sure there's something about dancing to please you.

Look. Vivonne.

See how in this ballet, we are going to mime a cat and a bird.

The first seems to be rest.

Maybe he's sleeping, maybe he's exhausted.

The bird cannot be wary of the cat.

His fur seems to protect his sleep.

The animal with its charming plumage becomes bolder.

He is in no danger, until

he takes one too many jumps.

Far be it from me to want to displease Your Majesty, but I always thought

that cats' sleep was deceptive.

Well, you will have forgotten to think that today, Mr. Cardinal.

But you will think about it when you see this ballet in my theater.

Mr. Cardinal, in the name of the KING, I arrest you.

Take him away.

That the first thing I was given to recover was the portrait of the

great Cardinal is a comfort, Mr. Colbert.

And perhaps a sign, Eminence.

Without a doubt.

Do you want to know the state of your fortune?

Is she so bad?

On paper, she's perfect.

Yes, the income from your Abbeys, that of all your charges and all

other profits constitute an excellent fund.

But it's a dream, Your Eminence.

Yes, all this never turned into good money.

Nothing has come in since And maritime affairs,

which are still so good that your eminence, have

only been paid for wars

and have attracted some good graces.

We will make a fortune, Mr. Colbert. That's all.

Your Eminence knows that we now have two superintendents

of finance, Mr. Fouquet and Mr. Servien.

They must keep the state's accounts.

Therefore, yours will be separate.

Apart, apart. As you go there

In any case, everything I own, that I intend to acquire,

it is to the State that I will give it.

Why make any differences?

And because it’s a good way to govern, Émilie.

We'll see.

Oh, Venedia, Matteo, my beauties.

Thank you Agnes.

Well, do you know that Mr. Colbert had decided to deprive you

of everything you deserve?

My darlings, does he even know that I have commissioned

magnificent, incomparable works for you, worthy of your gaze?

Don't you want to start? It was so good.

I won't ask for more, my dear, but other tasks await me.

Other tasks? I always hear that I have a little blood.

I have a lot of blood. I have a lot of blood.

What do you want to say to Olim, sir? Nothing, because you will shut up. Mr. Cardinal de Mazarin, asks to see Your Majesty.

Stay, Françoise, otherwise. Mr. Cardinal, I believe you know what awaits you.

Do you want to be in my house? Yes. One, one. Hortense?

She is eight years old. Laura? I married her to the Duke of Mercury. Married ?

Your Majesty knows perfectly well that it is Olympe.

I dream.

What do you dream of? To be the king.

Here, for the wine you served us, because for love, I don't pay.

Said the Monsignor, count on me when you are hungry.

Yvonne.

On horseback.

And I'm talking about the real thing.

She just grabbed my blood.

She just bit me. Ah good ?

And what will Olim say, sire?

Nothing, because you will be silent.

Mister Cardinal de Mazars.

He tells me that the king is not insensitive to Olympe's charm.

Is that the whole matter? Reciprocity is verified.

I don't think you needed your spies.

I could have told you myself that my son was very in love with your niece.

Yes, but he slept with little Lamotte.

And also with the lady Metayé.

Ah good ?

You don't know everything, it seems. And there are others.

A lady, who I had asked to be the first.

She was the one who initiated it.

That, but I like to surprise you.

And will it end? In Olympus, perhaps.

Yes, I'm supposed to have my say.

In this area, I think you can only give me good advice.

Well, madam, I must think Married, my nieces, not

Would the king to my son suit you for your Olympus?

It's impossible. For what ?

Because the King of France must marry to the highest.

Let me take care of Olympe.

As for the king, it will be necessary to ensure more temperance in his behavior.

Well, you will know how to teach him this rule.

I accept that he has fun, but I refuse to let him get lost.

The aunt at the living room. The aunt too.

Of course.

I presume that Your Majesty is coming out of her library, where she will have

studied some good authors.

I am ready to hear all your remonstrances, my godfather.

Remonstrances are a big word.

But I cannot let Your Majesty disperse as much as she does.

I admit I did less KING this last year.

Louis, you surprised a lot of people by

acting as seriously as you have since you came of age.

You have to stick to it.

It is you, my godfather, who would be surprised if you

knew my resolutions.

I just want to know them.

From the very day of my coronation.

Any day that God wishes, I will be king, and no one can ever doubt it.

It's a great speech.

Who inspired you?

From what I had experienced.

Do you remember that horrible night?

When we had to flee Paris for Saint Germain?

Do you remember the betrayals, disappointments and wickedness

of many of them?

Do you remember the times when my life and that of my mother were threatened?

Do you remember the times when my life and that of my mother were threatened?

Do you remember that we had to suffer in front of the slingers? Do you remember the times when my life and that of my mother were threatened?

And, even worse, in front of our family members?

Of course you remember that.

You have nothing to forget, me too.

We must take advantage of each challenge.

Always stand above everyone else.

Have no passion, little inclination.

This is how you will do the greatest things.

I know you are worried about Olympe.

Is not to tell you.

Have you already married some of your nieces to famous names?

Yes, but none deserves the most illustrious of all.

Your Majesty.

On this subject, I want to tell you the idea that came to me.

It was you who worried me.

I intended my niece, Anne-Marie Martino, for the Prince de Conti.

Abile.

Very agile.

And you have easy forgiveness for my cousin, Conti?

I don't forgive him.

It's always better to be destroyed by kindness.

The Duchess of Longville will be left breathless.

How dare you?

How dare you? I will marry Mademoiselle Martinozzi, my sister.

Whether you like it or not.

Our brother, Condé, is authorized, and so am I.

I listened to you for a Mademoiselle de Chevreuse, but this time,

I will send you your authorization.

Armand, you can't do this to our family, in the blood that is ours,

this girl, do nothing.

Mélhéry, there are hardly any of us left.

She is the niece of our worst enemy.

And to me, she is the perfect wife.

You will have to choose, Armand.

Or her, or me.

She.

Leroy.

Your Majesty is kind enough to come and visit me.

I wanted to tell you that I prayed for your healing, Madam.

The presence of your Majesty is a great comfort.

We are here, we can surround ourselves better.

My brother, the Cardinal, has the good will to gather his whole

family around him.

A charming idea, indeed.

What do your doctors say?

Your Majesty, Madame Manchinier will soon be dismissed.

I immediately saw that it was a passing language.

Come on, so much the better.

I hope to see you recovered soon, madam.

I am overwhelmed by Your Majesty’s benevolence.

Madame de Moutville brought me here without telling me what it was about.

Peace with Spain.

Peace?

By marriage.

That of the king, your son, with the Infanta of Spain.

Oh, God. What is possible?

This is only possible by acting in secret.

Our northern allies, and first of all the English,

would not understand if they were called upon to fight battle in Flanders.

If it's to reconcile with the Spaniols on your back.

This is all just an illusion.

And if it's a dream, why should you believe

it could exist?

It's always about politics.

My heart has always wanted our conflicts with Spain.

But I know my brother, Philippe.

He will not give his wife, Marie-Thérèse, to the King of France.

Your brother also wants peace. What do you know about it?

I know.

I don't know anything about it.

I asked M. to go secretly to Madrid, and I'm ready

to start the rumor.

of a possible union between the king of France and his cousin,

Marguerite of Savoy.

Nothing like it to damage the honor of a Spaniard.

Double play with England, double play with Spain.

It's a lot.

We need to know what we want and find ways to get it.

This is all very dangerous.

I will not submit this project to your Majesty.

Are you and I really the only ones who know?

Let's say that it's a secret that adds to what already binds us.

Giulio.

Giulio.

I have something else to tell you.

Also important? It's up to you to decide.

If you say it in Spanish, I could read it on your lips.

I'm already reading it.

We thank you.

But what if Laura didn't accept this project?

I can't imagine this obstacle.

He is very in love with Olympe.

I found an excellent match for my niece Olympe,

Prince Eugene of Savoy.

Forgive me, I was wrong.

I don't think so.

Your letter did not say that you would be rejected.

Your uncle taught me that a letter should never say everything.

Especially when it risks being read by Madame de Venel.

We have already been able to exchange eight letters without your housekeeper noticing.

At the cost of what ruse?

Do you have any regrets, Marie?

Oh, no.

No.

The first time I saw you, at your mother's bedside,

I felt something strange.

And what, sire?

Why don't you call me Louis?

Because you are the king?

Not for you.

What is this strange thing

you felt when you saw me?

I ask you to see if this is the same as what I felt

and what I felt too.

Well, you and I could understand that.

Yes, indeed.

To understand us.

When you talk to me, Marie, you don't do it like everyone else.

It is your heart that is heard without detour, without complication.

Is it because of this that I was separated from you?

Madame de Venel always told me that I should never

meet the king's eyes.

The only one who had permission was Olympe.

Madame de Venel is a fool.

The world is made up of jumps and bad guys.

But no one will oppose our friendship.

But we can't stay there.

Come.

I know something you'll like.

On a walk, Her Majesty worked as usual in the morning.

She felt the need to take a deep breath.

The decision was made suddenly.

The king wanted freshness.

And from whom did he go to get this freshness?

I know him, Eminence. His Majesty refused to be with us.

Is he with Mr. De Vivonne?

This is impossible, Your Majesty.

I met Mr. De Vivonne when he came here.

I understand.

Father Castella told me about the letters that had circulated.

What letters?

From my niece Marie, to the king, and a payment.

And what did these letters do?

Some reading, some ideas on music, science.

There's nothing wrong with that.

Except that some words were incomprehensible.

With Stella, he saw it as childishness.

He was wrong.

Marie would have known how to plant Ouh there.

It's obvious.

Cipher letters?

It's amazing, isn't it?

Did I not write to you to read a certain English poet?

Shakespeare? Have you read it?

Yes. And also your maids, Don Quixote.

And Mr. Cormeil? Yes.

I'm not getting rid of his heroes.

Do you know that he is a friend of Mr. Cormeil, that the queen,

whom your mother loves above all? I didn't know it.

It was Chimène who said, I seek silence and the night to cry.

Your Mr. Cormeil whom the queen your mother loves above all?

I didn't know it.

It is Chimène who says: I seek silence and night.

To color.

Your Mr. Corneille has a lot of grace.

And Dante, did you like his divine comedy?

I love everything you introduce me to.

We'll see.

Hello, is this where we make mazarinettes?

Mademoiselle heard about my new specialty.

It was said to be succulent.

See for yourself.

Here, mademoiselle, and for you, my young friend.

Sweet and fragrant mazarinettes.

And why mazarinettes?

That's what we call the mazarin's nieces.

It seems that there are so many of them that even he

can't count them.

However, when it comes to counting, he knows how to act stupid.

Don't you taste it?

So, my mazarinettes?

Excuse me, not particularly this one.

That's very nice, but they are all the same.

Don't believe that.

The most delicious is mine.

But if I compliment you on your pastries, I wouldn't say

as much about your speech.

What did I say?

Without Monsieur de Mazarin, you would now be in the hands of the

Spanish, assuming that you were still alive.

The cardinal saved the throne of France, you know that.

You know a lot, a young man would say.

I am a gardener in the service of his eminence.

You see all the beautiful people passing by, then.

You see all the beautiful people passing by, then.

Who says what he wants, this one?

Her Majesty ordered Parliament not to get involved.

in state affairs.

There is only one king in France, and his name is Louis XIV.

From His Majesty, the King, The King?

In my opinion ?

I'm confused.

Mary, did you see?

I think it's fruit jam.

I'm crazy. My God, forgive me. The government of fruit jam.

Kind of crazy.

My god, forgive me.

The governance of civil states has sinned.

I shiver.

Help! There !

There ! There !

There !

So, Madame de Venêle,

have you recovered from this farce? I thought I was dying.

Your Eminence cannot know how afraid I was.

I'm still shaking.

His majesty wanted to have fun, but Mary took the opportunity to escape.

She would have been as scared as you.

I don't see any other explanations.

Your eminence must know that I cannot do more.

Watching Marie, putting her on the right path, I think I understand that.

If she intends to take advantage of any opportunity to disappear, I don't know

if I could continue. Marie, I'm not here for you.

I don't see any other explanations. Your Eminence must know that I cannot do more.

Follow Marie and put her on the right path, I think I understand it. If she intends to take advantage of the slightest opportunity to disappear,

I don't know if I could continue. Mary will be with the king in Flanders.

To war?

Your eminence does not think about it.

I am confident, since you will personally seek

to ensure that Mary does not return to be dishonored.

Your eminence hardly spares me.

With the help of our Lord, I will fulfill my task,

since it thus pleases your Eminence.

I'll do it for Mrs. Mancini, I'll do it for Do it for Mary, it'll be perfect.

I have to be there, Mrs.

If everything goes as I wish, this will be the last time we

fight the Spanish.

The last time can take place without you.

The day was marked by another piece of bad news.

Cardinal Lorette has slipped away.

Will you look for it too?

It would be a real pain.

He will be admitted to Spain, then to Rome.

It will burn its venom from there, that's its importance.

Don't leave me, I beg you.

Wait for me this evening.

He pleaded for God's forgiveness.

He sees the evil you do.

You can't say that.

Yes, I can.

You and I have accepted our feelings, because

no one can forbid them.

to do anything.

All that was missing from his feelings was the freedom to live day to day.

Do you know that feeling that makes you imagine being loved

even though he is far away?

We know how he breathes.

We see the colors of his eyes.

Why is love never at rest?

I open, my friend.

I open myself to love you.

And my pain does not reach you.

I have known for a long time that loving you

was the cause of so much suffering.

But I can't say what I feel.

All these tears and these torpedoes of which you speak,

you do not know by what effort I keep them within me.

Because in everyone's eyes, I only owe them to you.

And you must do it.

What have you done, Mr. Hello?

From Purge in Seigne, to your evidence.

How do you feel, sire?

Sir? I know what caused you this pain.

You've been out in the sun too long.

Married.

Mary, stay.

I would suffer less.

How can you know that His Majesty, His Majesty, What is the sun?

I didn't leave you.

Sir, you lost your hat in the dunes.

That's where the fever comes from.

Uncle, we know how to make a liqueur in Italy

that cures heat and sunstroke.

But it's not sunstroke, mademoiselle.

His eminence could have taken into account that the saints have their effect.

Your saints will be of no use.

Please, uncle, order me to prepare this liquor.

I know. Do what she says.

I can prepare it myself. What do you need?

What do you need? Cinchona, and sage.

We wouldn't be able to find that here.

Stay everywhere, ask, ask, order of the king.

Your majesty, we cannot take care of your health.

If there are people who don't listen to the medicine, it's not medicine,

It's not medicine, stupid.

Married.

Married.

Don't say anything.

I know what it is.

It's the intestine.

Word will spread that His Majesty is ill.

Some will even go so far as to say that he is dead.

We must protect the Louver.

Some will even dream of you being collected in the hope

of the return of Mr. De Condé

and Cardinal de Rates in your place.

I was wrong with the prices.

What was he doing?

He cut her off.

I absolutely must let the king know that it is urgent

to give Dunkirk to the

English, in gratitude for their support.

It's impossible, but he doesn't want a place like Dunkirk.

He'll take it later.

It is important that Spain believes itself to be isolated.

This is how she will accept peace with France, by asking for marriage

The marriage of the Infanta with the king.

And what makes us hear another rumor about this marriage?

That the king is going to visit his sister Marguerite of Savoy.

That's what I wanted.

And Mary?

Your Eminence, what do you want to do?

Bring me what to write.

I don't want to hide anything from the queen.

Today I felt great pain in my legs, but the real

illness I suffer from is not visible.

It is only caused by your absence.

And there is no other harm for me.

In the name of God, I ask you to take good care of your health,

preferentially to anything else.

But it pains me so much to know that you are suffering.

I would like to say many things in person, because they cannot be described.

I would like to say things in a deep voice, because they cannot But it pains me so much to know that you are suffering.

be written.

But I must wait until your return, which I hope for with all my heart.

And I finish.

Anne.

We must think of the trip that the king will make to Lyon to meet

his cousin, Marguerite of Savoy.

I will ensure that Lady Pimentel attends the ceremony.

If he agrees to come from Madrid,

We will see what Spain determines.

I don't want anyone in this hallway all night.

Your eminence can remain. We are in Lyon, not Louver.

No one comes to see us here.

I have to get to work first.

I'll call you later.

I said I'd call you later.

I am alone.

Calm down, my dear.

This little princess of Savoy seems very in love with the king.

Yes.

And Pimentel is very angry about it. Everything is as expected.

I'm going to invite Pimentel to Paris, to my house, to ask him what makes him angry.

What annoys him?

It is the fear that the king will not marry You are the king will not

marry in the form of Spain.

Yes, but I want you to tell me.

Spain will be able to accept our peace conditions.

This inspires me.

Peace with my country.

I am more opposed to the Duchess of Savoy.

I think she suspects that her daughter's marriage to

the King of France will not take place.

I have another conscience that I will have to calm down.

You hear it very well.

As long as I have gifts.

Monsieur Fouquet will say again that I spend money.

I heard this speech. I spend, in fact.

And as Monsieur Fouquet is enriching himself on the goods of the kingdom,

and who knows that I know it, he will not refuse what I ask.

Is your fortune not as great as that of Monsieur Fouquet?

No.

There is nothing of my fortune that will not affect France in one way or another.

It's getting late.

Too bad, Mantel.

France and Spain may be enemies, but nothing prevents them from having

consideration for each other.

His Majesty Philippe IV had even thought about marriage.

At a wedding?

Yes.

From his daughter, Maria Theresa, the Infanta of Spain, with the kings of France.

Strange idea.

When we learned that the kings of France were going to meet the princess

of Savoy, I also set out.

I attended a ceremony which greatly angered my master.

I hear clearly, Excellency.

I understand well, but this project of His Majesty, Philip IV,

seems a bit abrupt to me.

We never heard it.

I would have thought it was your own idea to seduce your eminence.

It would have been natural to go to France and Spain.

Erase the Pyrenees, in short.

For my part, I will see no advantage in it.

First of all, we must get rid of this proposed marriage between

our king and the European Union.

and the Princess of Savoia.

And the consent, you and the king himself?

We can think that the king will be sensitive to this union coming from

the European Union.

of his mother, Queen Anne.

As for me, Excellency, I will approve this project

as long as Spain helps me.

And what should Spain do to help you?

Great sacrifices.

At this time of supper, Excellency, I am serving iced lemons,

as we like them so much in Italy.

It's a preparation that relaxes the stomach.

Everything is digested, everything passes.

(it's

Marie.

Marie.

I can guess your torment.

I'm not tormented by anything, sire.

You are far too honest to know how to lie.

And if nothing really comes to trouble you, I wonder

what you're doing there.

I'm watching the king pass by.

It's the rumors of a certain wedding that scare you.

What wedding?

The one you've probably heard a lot about since Pimentel was

married, my sisters are married

.

-you get married?

So, what?

The king is like everyone else.

Don't believe everything you hear.

I won't marry the woman I love

. Isn't it?

Yes.

Have a good day

,

my dear

.

I

love you

here .

I

don't have bad intentions.

But it's

you

who will hold

me

in your arms. Oh

Louis.

You will be my wife. You will be my wife.

You will be my wife. You will be the queen of France.

We will be together, queen.

It must be very urgent for

Your Majesty to visit me at 2 a.m. Council.

The KING has no more intention of marrying the Infanta of Spain than he had this

project with the Princess of Savoy.

We neglected someone.

Married.

We forgot something.

Love.

He loves you.

We gave a sermon to which she responded.

We are all sure of it.

The young marquis who watched them on my behalf was very good.

How is love born?

I fear that the remedies will not be glorious, madam.

He had to marry his cousin, Thérèse.

But it is easier to make a marriage without love than to undo

a love without marriage.

Julian, I implore you.

If my brother learns of this new danger-Do not be alarmed.

The Flanders campaign made me think about this question as I saw the friendship

develop between the king and Mary.

And I had thought of putting Olympe back on the path of the king.

Olympe is married.

This is a detail to be overlooked. And I wouldn't be alarmed.

The Flanders camp made me think about this question, See When friendship developed between the king and his wife,

and I had thought of putting Olympe on the path of the king. But Olympe is married. This is a detail to be overlooked.

I won't give up on this idea.

Although I assure you that marriage would be delighted.

Complacency is not my morality, Mr. Cardinal.

Well, Madam.

In this case we have to separate them.

The king.

Sire.

It's a lot of honor.

I was told you were suffering.

It's those gout attacks again.

I too feel great pain.

Of your resolution to send Marie to your lands of Onis.

It is for the good of Your Majesty.

And for his.

I don't see the good in this decision.

May I ask you to come closer here?

A little more.

Does your Majesty still agree that you want to marry the Infanta of Spain?

No, she doesn't have my preference.

Reasons of State dictate it, sire.

The Queen, your mother and I, you showed it.

But this marriage in no way justifies Marie's distance.

She can stay at court.

Will you make her your beloved before the eyes of your wife?

No, father.

That would be the surest way to make both you and her unhappy.

As soon as possible, I will meet Don Luis De Haro,

Minister of His Majesty, Philip IV of Spain.

Your glory is on the march, sire.

We can't stop him.

You

have brought me luck,

uncle, that I would not like to have. I am lucky because

of my too brilliant character.

Maybe I didn't deserve this class.

Come on, come on.

The king.

I have received permission to write to you, sir.

You are the king and you cry.

Madam, the path to Saint-Jean-de-Luz leads me to numerous twists and turns.

Arranging the king's marriage will not be easy for me, if his majesty is willing to take it,

which he always has in mind.

A great king does not allow himself to be dominated by any passion.

Under the question of the dowry, your eminence will remember that in order to

be able to marry the child, the king of France must return

certain lands to Spain.

As soon as France recovers some others, Excellency.

The child I'm going to give you a call, to give up his father's inheritance

in exchange for his point.

I don't remember it.

Your Honor, we have already forgotten our discussions in Paris, in his palace.

If the child were to be kept by his father, France could

be at the head of Spain.

Don Luis, you are a great minister,

in the service of a very great king.

I am prepared to give my master and my queen

the validity of your words.

And I will urge you to compensate you on this point.

But not without compensation.

What compensation?

Beyond this marriage project, Don Luis,

you are attached, as much as I am, to France and

Spain regaining peace.

We will accept these clauses, in exchange for 500,000 ECU.

For? 500,000 ECU.

We will not demand that they be paid at once, in full.

Yes, your doctors are worried.

They even claim to cure me.

You don't eat anymore.

You lose sleep.

Marie cried for a day.

Her letter was in her tears.

You did this correspondence well.

It was Marie's absence that did me good.

Louis, the Cardinal will help you overcome this ordeal.

The Cardinal?

It was he and you who imposed this trial?

You had the poison and its cure, but you gave me the poison.

The Court must go to Bordeaux, right?

I want to see her.

That would be a mistake, Louis.

I am the king, madam.

And it is the king who gives them.

It has been a difficult day, but thanks to your eminence, we have

made great progress.

This mustache.

This noise.

It is the ornithologists of your eminence who celebrate your eminence.

They know they are jumping frantically in the direction

of their drum.

Close the windows and let your eminence rest.

I must answer the king.

I want him to let me know where I should go after signing the peace.

Will he no longer be angry?

Your Eminence cannot write that.

You'd rather I wait for a catastrophe.

Is the court coming to Bordeaux?

They stopped.

What stop?

What stop?

The king wanted to stop at Broglie.

Mr. Governor, I want to leave them alone.

Married.

Are you coming to deliver me?

I'm not going to love you, Marie.

As long as I live, I'm not going to love you.

You're going to have to leave.

I'm going to have to do it.

I'm going to do my job as king.

So we won't see each other anymore.

Today I say goodbye.

Do you remember Chimayne?

I seek silence and night, to cry.

Go for it.

You are welcome.

Watch out, here are the cakes! Watch out for the cakes!

Come on, the Blanchard house,

everyone has something new.

The king, the queen, he loves each other.

And long live marriage.

You must know me to know near you as much as you wish.

Your Majesty's kindness to me.

I regret the state I am in, because I cannot use it.

You have a lot to learn.

And you, forgiving me.

I took you away, Marie.

Nothing has ever broken my heart.

But I will. The time will come soon,

when you will approve of me.

You have brought me nothing but affection and good principles.

Let me, in a Sir.

You will be the great king, whose reign will illuminate the world,

if you are alone, govern.

You alone.

THANKS.

THANKS.

I can't stand it.

I must learn to suffer.

I see, goodbye.

I'll be there soon, if you should leave.

I know now that love never stops.

The king will always love Mary.

Mary will always love the king.

I loved you.

No.

I love you.

Wherever I go, I will love you again.

Julian.

Julian. I'm in a bad mood.

I'm in a bad mood.

My heart has been filled with you.

He called me.

Always.

The greatest pain I feel is leaving you.

Allow me to step aside, ma'am. My friend.

Farewell.

Your memories will lose nothing by ignoring some of the letters that the

cardinal had you keep.

Monsieur Jure, you say nothing about my mother,

Queen Anne, after the cardinal's death?

Sire, Madame de Maudville only told me

that Her Majesty the Queen had shown nothing that could betray her

secrets, but that she had said in a low voice, a glass of Monsieur Corneille.

I seek silence

and night to cry.

I seek silence, at night to cry.

I seek silence, at night, to cry.