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The weapons are ready for transport,
Count von Bismarck.
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But what if the Hungarians break
their promise and turn against us...
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Yes, sir, Count von Bismarck!
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Company! Gear up the wagons for departure!
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This unit... and this unit:
Load the weapons, quick!
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Merrily down to work!
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Gentlemen, don’t fall asleep.
This way...
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Have a good trip.
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Thank you.
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Don’t worry.
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Count Andrássy will prove loyal.
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To Hungary all by yourself...
Are you sure, Your Majesty?
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Last time was very dangerous already.
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I’ll do all I can
to prevent a new war for my people.
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You made the right decision.
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She has a special relationship
with the Hungarians.
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Where are you going?
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- I’m bringing her back!
- Franz!
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Watch out,
dammit!
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We have to treat the wound!
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Gyula!
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Watch out, Gyula.
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No!
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Shoot the damn nag
if it comes back!
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- No!
- Three men died because of him.
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That’s enough.
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Bismarck has invaded our
Northern German territories.
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This insult calls for an appropriate response.
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Find out which parts
of the German Federation are with us.
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Sure, Majesty, but we shouldn’t escalate.
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A unanimous decision by the Federation,
and Bismarck might retreat.
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If Your Majesty would permit
a word on the state finances...
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I do not.
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France is giving us a loan.
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Which guarantees is
Napoleon asking for?
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I’ll put it this way:
We can’t lose this war.
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HUNGARY
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Do you need a break, Majesty?
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No.
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We just need to finally arrive.
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We’re almost there.
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This is no way
of greeting an Empress!
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Count Andrássy doesn’t know we’re here.
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I don’t want a stir.
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Your Majesty!
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We think Count Andrássy
met with Bismarck in Biarritz.
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With Bismarck?
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What are you doing, Majesty?
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Wait!
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And the Pope saw that
Stephan was a kind man,
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of noble goals.
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So he gave him a crown
which all those were to wear
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who would serve their country
as lovingly as did he.
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But not all owned a heart so kind.
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The longer Stephan’s death lay behind,
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the more horrible things happened
in the name of his previous crown.
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So horrible,
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that I can’t even tell you about them.
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And the years went by,
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the crown bringing but death and misfortune,
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until... some men stole it...
and buried it in a secret place.
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So the crown would never again empower
someone to decide about our destiny alone,
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who weren’t as noble as King Stephan...
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or you.
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Your Majesty!
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What a surprise!
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Good evening!
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Welcome to my fatherland,
Earth’s nicest spot, according to me at least.
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To what do we owe the honor?
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May I introduce: my sister Emanuelle.
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My pleasure.
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Should we sit?
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The Empress has a little daughter, too.
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And a son,
but he’s still very, very small.
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How small?
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This small!
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I hope you’re hungry, Majesty.
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Where I come from,
you eat drumsticks with your fingers.
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I mean
where I really come from.
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About your question
on the reason for my visit...
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I’d like to have a word with you,
Count Andrássy.
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A word?
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But of course,
Your Majesty.
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What can I do for you, Majesty?
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We’re moments away
from war with Prussia.
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Yes, so I’ve heard.
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Have you, then?
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Whose side are you on, Count Andrássy?
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Was this your husband’s idea?
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Yes.
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But if I didn’t approve of it,
I wouldn’t have come.
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And why did you approve?
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Because I know you were in France
to speak with Bismarck.
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And because I trust you.
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Even if you don’t always tell the truth.
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You’re right.
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Bismarck tried to me win me over.
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What did he offer you?
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Modern weapons,
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our freedom!
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What did you answer?
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Count Andrássy!
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If there is war with Prussia,
we need your loyalty.
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It’s late.
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We should head back.
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“Majesty... Majesty...”
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She should at least master courtly address.
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And tell King Ludwig
I pass on his beer-gobbling soldiers.
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You want me to tell him that, Majesty?
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Of course not.
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We need the Bavarians.
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And their railway for our troops.
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- Very well, Your Majesty.
- Dammit!
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Marie, you uncouth little chit!
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If Your Majesty allows,
I should like to be on my way.
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Good luck.
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Even your mother had more poise than you.
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Mother!
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You got hurt.
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What are you doing here?!
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- I only wanted to--
- If I ever see you
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near him again,
then God have mercy on you.
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Get out!
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Where on earth were you?
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Give him to me.
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Please, stay seated.
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Your Majesty,
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- did you sleep well?
- No, better than well.
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My brother is coming.
He’s taking care of the houses.
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Some breakfast?
Clear this off, please.
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Thanks, I’m not hungry yet.
I never eat at this hour.
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Then we can head off.
Your Majesty.
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I’d like to show you something.
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These should fit you.
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The Empress goes nowhere
without me and her guards!
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Be my guest, countess.
But the guards must stay.
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- I must insist.
- Me too.
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Don’t worry, countess.
Akos won’t harm you when I’m there.
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I think he likes you.
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In some places,
it hasn’t rained for a year.
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We have a well, so we held out, but...
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many have lost their harvest.
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Come, children, there’s bread!
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Tell Ödön the Empress is here.
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Take it easy,
there’s enough for all.
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Here you go.
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She’s practically unprotected.
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She only has four guards with her.
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I’ll be back tomorrow.
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Ödön has to make his move.
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How would I explain to them
to go to war for Austria?
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Let’s go.
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- I didn’t know that...
- That it’s that bad?
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The hands of our representatives
are tied because your husband
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has stripped the Hungarian Parliament
of all powers.
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Yes.
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I will write to my husband...
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and ask him to send
Hungary 20 million gilders.
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As emergency aid.
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20 million gilders?
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Your husband needs every penny
to finance this war.
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We’ll see.
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Yes.
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What is it with this animal?
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He was once my wife’s.
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What happened to her?
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- What is it?
- Pardon me,
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your Majesty. A note from your spouse,
from Hungary.
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What does she write?
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We’ll talk about it later.
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There’s something else
we must talk about.
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Can’t it wait?
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No.
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What happened here?
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Marie was beside herself, Your Majesty.
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When we arrived
she had already set fire to the bed.
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She cried for her mother,
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and wouldn’t stop.
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We’re lucky the whole castle
didn’t burn to the ground.
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The girl must go.
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Would you leave me alone, Mother?
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As you wish.
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Where is Marie now?
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We don’t know, Your Majesty.
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What do you mean?
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Find her.
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Very well, Your Majesty.
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Let me go!
Let me
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go! Let me go! Let me go!
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No!
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- What are you up to?
- Catching your stallion.
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No, Kopanye is dangerous.
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His open wound needs treatment.
Or else his days are numbered.
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- Then let me come along.
- No.
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If you leave the paddock open
he may follow this mare.
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They know each other well, after all.
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- I spoke to Ödön.
- What did he say?
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Where are we going?
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I wanted to quiet Rudolf down
so the maids wouldn’t hurt him.
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What are you talking about?
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They always shake him so he’ll stop crying.
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Then he cries even more and...
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they cover his mouth.
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Rudolf is scared of them.
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Please rise.
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Stop it!
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Whore child! Whore child!
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No more mischief.
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Clear?
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All right.
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Easy...
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Come, Kopanye...
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That a boy.
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And off we go!
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The M 1854.
Best muzzle-loader on the market.
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With a sub-caliber expanding projectile.
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Franz! Franz!
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What are you doing here?
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- I said no more mischief!
- I’m sorry.
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May I watch?
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M 41. Breech-loader.
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Sömmerda Gun Factory’s newest development.
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High firing speed.
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Seems to fire wide.
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Hit accuracy and reach
are slightly lower.
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But one can reload
sitting or lying down.
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Loading it
is child’s play.
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I’ll show you.
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May I do it?
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What makes you think that?
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He said it’s child’s play.
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It’s not for little girls.
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Many who have never held a weapon
will fight for you in the war.
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Am I right?
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Child’s play.
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Wait.
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Never aim at someone.
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Unless, of course,
you want to kill them.
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- How much?
- 100 gilders a piece.
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How many breech-loaders
did the Prussians order?
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How do you know?
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30 thousand.
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When do you deliver to them?
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We already did.
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Why is Marie back?
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- Because of Sisi?
- No. It’s my wish.
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- Pity is no virtue, Franz.
- It’s not pity I feel for her...
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but respect for her courage.
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Dear Franz,
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I believe the Hungarians are with us
if you set the right example.
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But it shall be your decision.
One I await with patience.
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I miss you each moment
I am separated from you.
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To pass time, I have even
started writing poetry again.
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I spare you what flows from my pen.
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I should surely forgive you this time
for laughing.
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That a boy.
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Disinfection first...
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Your Majesty?
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A message from Vienna.
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My husband is obliging.
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20 million gilders aid for Hungary.
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Immediately.
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So, can we count on your support?
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What’s the news from Bavaria?
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Your Majesty,
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King Ludwig has turned down our request.
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The Bavarian railway is not
at our disposal to move our troops.
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Bismarck will use his railway.
A huge advantage for him.
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What exactly
were Ludwig’s words?
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“That you may...
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“stick it... up... yours”,
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Your Majesty,
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and “shove your request
up your foreskin”,
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Your Majesty.
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GERMAN RAILWAY MAP
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I will travel to Bavaria
and talk to my father-in-law.
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If anyone can change
Ludwig’s mind, Max can.
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Talk to Max? You?
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- Do you have a better idea?
- I could try.
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No.
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I’ll do it.
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Good luck, then.
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Thank you, Mother.
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00:40:05,440 --> 00:40:08,830
What good fortune,
Bismarck has delivered the goods.
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Good fortune, Emanuelle,
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it lies at our feet.
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And what do we do with the Empress?
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That woman...
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00:40:38,180 --> 00:40:42,650
That woman is worth more
than a thousand weapons.
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00:40:49,420 --> 00:40:50,770
Let’s go.
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I know it sounds naĂŻve
coming from an Empress, but...
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I’d always longed for
the kind of life you lead.
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I should be...
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Don’t be afraid.
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