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| [00:14.89] | Chapter 8 England |
| [00:19.64] | Elizabeth didn't give me her army. |
| [00:23.76] | She put me in prison.You know this, |
| [00:28.18] | James-it is the story of your life,not mine. |
| [00:35.16] | I was twenty-five years old when I came to England, |
| [00:40.04] | and I am forty-five now. |
| [00:43.98] | Twenty years in English prisons. |
| [00:48.91] | Moray told lies about me. |
| [00:53.18] | Mary and Bothwell killed Darnley, he said. |
| [00:58.41] | Mary slept with Riccio and Bothwell and killed her husband. |
| [01:06.03] | But it's not true!They're all lies, |
| [01:09.69] | James- wicked lies! |
| [01:13.71] | They only said these things because I am a woman, |
| [01:19.66] | and a Catholic, and they don't want a Catholic queen in Scotland, |
| [01:27.25] | they want a Protestant king. |
| [01:31.90] | A king like you, James.Why, |
| [01:36.02] | James my son, don't you help me? |
| [01:41.04] | Why are you friendly with Elizabeth, my enemy? |
| [01:46.53] | You don't want me back in Scotland, do you? |
| [01:50.74] | You believe these lies, don't you? |
| [01:55.29] | You talk to Moray and his friends, every day. |
| [02:00.37] | But they lied about me,James. |
| [02:04.17] | Moray and his friends killed Riccio Then killed your father, too. |
| [02:12.14] | They stole my husband Bothwell, stole my son… |
| [02:18.31] | Stole my son's love… |
| [02:23.25] | I am sorry, James.Forgive me. |
| [02:27.80] | Sometimes I get very angry. |
| [02:32.15] | It is difficult not to be angry, |
| [02:37.73] | when you are in prison for twenty years. |
| [02:42.93] | Elizabeth didn't know what to do. |
| [02:46.79] | Sometimes she believed Moray, |
| [02:49.84] | sometimes she didn't. |
| [02:52.52] | She was afraid to kill me, because I was a Queen. |
| [02:59.02] | She was afraid to let me go free, |
| [03:03.31] | because I have friends in England. |
| [03:08.04] | The English Catholics want me to be Queen of England, not her. |
| [03:15.52] | And she is a woman with no husband and no son, |
| [03:21.71] | so she hates me, too. |
| [03:25.17] | Sometimes the English Catholics write to me and ask me for help, |
| [03:32.40] | and sometimes I write to them. |
| [03:35.70] | Sometimes Elizabeth's men find these letters. |
| [03:42.40] | The English Protestants want to kill me because of these letters. |
| [03:48.48] | 'You are a wicked woman!'they say: |
| [03:52.75] | ' You killed your husband, Darnley, |
| [03:55.96] | and now you want to kill our Queen Elizabeth. |
| [04:00.20] | You're going to die!' |
| [04:03.47] | 'I did not kill my husband,'I said. |
| [04:08.45] | 'And when l came to England, |
| [04:10.94] | I did not want to kill your Queen. |
| [04:14.81] | I asked her for help-I wanted to go back to Scotand! |
| [04:22.11] | But,my lords,she put me in prison for twenty years! |
| [04:29.11] | Twenty years, my lords! |
| [04:32.16] | I want to be free-don't you understand that? |
| [04:38.05] | when men write to me and try to help me, |
| [04:42.32] | then yes, sometimes I write back!Why not? |
| [04:49.09] | Is that wicked, do you think?' |
| [04:55.77] | They didn't listen. Of course not. |
| [05:00.00] | They want to kill me. |
| [05:02.90] | And so they wrote to Queen Elizabeth. |
| [05:07.22] | And now I sit here, in Fotheringhay Castle, |
| [05:12.80] | and wait for her to answer. |
| [05:17.63] | I do not want to die, |
| [05:19.73] | James my son, |
| [05:22.86] | but I do not want to live all my life in an English prison. |
| [05:29.61] | I am old, and tired of life. |
| [05:34.84] | Think well of me, James, my son, and… |
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| [00:14.89] | Chapter 8 England |
| [00:19.64] | Elizabeth didn' t give me her army |
| [00:23.76] | She put me in prison You know this, |
| [00:28.18] | Jamesit is the story of your life, not mine |
| [00:35.16] | I was twenty five years old when I came to England, |
| [00:40.04] | and I am forty five now |
| [00:43.98] | Twenty years in English prisons |
| [00:48.91] | Moray told lies about me |
| [00:53.18] | Mary and Bothwell killed Darnley, he said |
| [00:58.41] | Mary slept with Riccio and Bothwell and killed her husband |
| [01:06.03] | But it' s not true! They' re all lies, |
| [01:09.69] | James wicked lies! |
| [01:13.71] | They only said these things because I am a woman, |
| [01:19.66] | and a Catholic, and they don' t want a Catholic queen in Scotland, |
| [01:27.25] | they want a Protestant king |
| [01:31.90] | A king like you, James Why, |
| [01:36.02] | James my son, don' t you help me? |
| [01:41.04] | Why are you friendly with Elizabeth, my enemy? |
| [01:46.53] | You don' t want me back in Scotland, do you? |
| [01:50.74] | You believe these lies, don' t you? |
| [01:55.29] | You talk to Moray and his friends, every day |
| [02:00.37] | But they lied about me, James |
| [02:04.17] | Moray and his friends killed Riccio Then killed your father, too |
| [02:12.14] | They stole my husband Bothwell, stole my son |
| [02:18.31] | Stole my son' s love |
| [02:23.25] | I am sorry, James Forgive me |
| [02:27.80] | Sometimes I get very angry |
| [02:32.15] | It is difficult not to be angry, |
| [02:37.73] | when you are in prison for twenty years |
| [02:42.93] | Elizabeth didn' t know what to do |
| [02:46.79] | Sometimes she believed Moray, |
| [02:49.84] | sometimes she didn' t |
| [02:52.52] | She was afraid to kill me, because I was a Queen |
| [02:59.02] | She was afraid to let me go free, |
| [03:03.31] | because I have friends in England |
| [03:08.04] | The English Catholics want me to be Queen of England, not her |
| [03:15.52] | And she is a woman with no husband and no son, |
| [03:21.71] | so she hates me, too |
| [03:25.17] | Sometimes the English Catholics write to me and ask me for help, |
| [03:32.40] | and sometimes I write to them |
| [03:35.70] | Sometimes Elizabeth' s men find these letters |
| [03:42.40] | The English Protestants want to kill me because of these letters |
| [03:48.48] | ' You are a wicked woman!' they say: |
| [03:52.75] | ' You killed your husband, Darnley, |
| [03:55.96] | and now you want to kill our Queen Elizabeth |
| [04:00.20] | You' re going to die!' |
| [04:03.47] | ' I did not kill my husband,' I said |
| [04:08.45] | ' And when l came to England, |
| [04:10.94] | I did not want to kill your Queen |
| [04:14.81] | I asked her for helpI wanted to go back to Scotand! |
| [04:22.11] | But, my lords, she put me in prison for twenty years! |
| [04:29.11] | Twenty years, my lords! |
| [04:32.16] | I want to be freedon' t you understand that? |
| [04:38.05] | when men write to me and try to help me, |
| [04:42.32] | then yes, sometimes I write back! Why not? |
| [04:49.09] | Is that wicked, do you think?' |
| [04:55.77] | They didn' t listen Of course not |
| [05:00.00] | They want to kill me |
| [05:02.90] | And so they wrote to Queen Elizabeth |
| [05:07.22] | And now I sit here, in Fotheringhay Castle, |
| [05:12.80] | and wait for her to answer |
| [05:17.63] | I do not want to die, |
| [05:19.73] | James my son, |
| [05:22.86] | but I do not want to live all my life in an English prison |
| [05:29.61] | I am old, and tired of life |
| [05:34.84] | Think well of me, James, my son, and |
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| al: | |
| [00:14.89] | Chapter 8 England |
| [00:19.64] | Elizabeth didn' t give me her army |
| [00:23.76] | She put me in prison You know this, |
| [00:28.18] | Jamesit is the story of your life, not mine |
| [00:35.16] | I was twenty five years old when I came to England, |
| [00:40.04] | and I am forty five now |
| [00:43.98] | Twenty years in English prisons |
| [00:48.91] | Moray told lies about me |
| [00:53.18] | Mary and Bothwell killed Darnley, he said |
| [00:58.41] | Mary slept with Riccio and Bothwell and killed her husband |
| [01:06.03] | But it' s not true! They' re all lies, |
| [01:09.69] | James wicked lies! |
| [01:13.71] | They only said these things because I am a woman, |
| [01:19.66] | and a Catholic, and they don' t want a Catholic queen in Scotland, |
| [01:27.25] | they want a Protestant king |
| [01:31.90] | A king like you, James Why, |
| [01:36.02] | James my son, don' t you help me? |
| [01:41.04] | Why are you friendly with Elizabeth, my enemy? |
| [01:46.53] | You don' t want me back in Scotland, do you? |
| [01:50.74] | You believe these lies, don' t you? |
| [01:55.29] | You talk to Moray and his friends, every day |
| [02:00.37] | But they lied about me, James |
| [02:04.17] | Moray and his friends killed Riccio Then killed your father, too |
| [02:12.14] | They stole my husband Bothwell, stole my son |
| [02:18.31] | Stole my son' s love |
| [02:23.25] | I am sorry, James Forgive me |
| [02:27.80] | Sometimes I get very angry |
| [02:32.15] | It is difficult not to be angry, |
| [02:37.73] | when you are in prison for twenty years |
| [02:42.93] | Elizabeth didn' t know what to do |
| [02:46.79] | Sometimes she believed Moray, |
| [02:49.84] | sometimes she didn' t |
| [02:52.52] | She was afraid to kill me, because I was a Queen |
| [02:59.02] | She was afraid to let me go free, |
| [03:03.31] | because I have friends in England |
| [03:08.04] | The English Catholics want me to be Queen of England, not her |
| [03:15.52] | And she is a woman with no husband and no son, |
| [03:21.71] | so she hates me, too |
| [03:25.17] | Sometimes the English Catholics write to me and ask me for help, |
| [03:32.40] | and sometimes I write to them |
| [03:35.70] | Sometimes Elizabeth' s men find these letters |
| [03:42.40] | The English Protestants want to kill me because of these letters |
| [03:48.48] | ' You are a wicked woman!' they say: |
| [03:52.75] | ' You killed your husband, Darnley, |
| [03:55.96] | and now you want to kill our Queen Elizabeth |
| [04:00.20] | You' re going to die!' |
| [04:03.47] | ' I did not kill my husband,' I said |
| [04:08.45] | ' And when l came to England, |
| [04:10.94] | I did not want to kill your Queen |
| [04:14.81] | I asked her for helpI wanted to go back to Scotand! |
| [04:22.11] | But, my lords, she put me in prison for twenty years! |
| [04:29.11] | Twenty years, my lords! |
| [04:32.16] | I want to be freedon' t you understand that? |
| [04:38.05] | when men write to me and try to help me, |
| [04:42.32] | then yes, sometimes I write back! Why not? |
| [04:49.09] | Is that wicked, do you think?' |
| [04:55.77] | They didn' t listen Of course not |
| [05:00.00] | They want to kill me |
| [05:02.90] | And so they wrote to Queen Elizabeth |
| [05:07.22] | And now I sit here, in Fotheringhay Castle, |
| [05:12.80] | and wait for her to answer |
| [05:17.63] | I do not want to die, |
| [05:19.73] | James my son, |
| [05:22.86] | but I do not want to live all my life in an English prison |
| [05:29.61] | I am old, and tired of life |
| [05:34.84] | Think well of me, James, my son, and |