Marie Antoinette Page #5
Yeah, it's all a front.
Her husband's a thief,
and he bought her title.
Is that what happened? Really?
That's what I heard.
- How much did that cost?
- A fortune.
It would cost a fortune, wouldn't it?
To buy a title? Yes. At the court?
She shouldn't be allowed.
She should buy a new dress,
is what she should buy.
She should buy a new dress,
yeah, you're right.
Vaguely.
- What are you laughing at?
- Nothing.
May I be excused?
Yes, of course, madame.
I might go and ask her.
That way she'll tell us exactly.
Ask her about her family.
The problem of the debt
is grave, Your Majesty.
The people of France are hungry.
Sending troops to America is costing
more than what we estimated.
But we can't let England win.
We must show our strength.
We will continue aid
to the Americans.
And when they went to the queen
to tell her her subjects had no bread...
...do you know what she said?
Let them eat cake.
That's such nonsense.
I would never say that.
And here you're having
an orgy with quite a big group.
I think I'm here sucking your toes.
Don't they ever tire
of these ridiculous stories?
They say you gave Thomas Jefferson
a special tour of your gardens.
Is Jefferson admiring
the royal bush?
- Oh, that's awful.
- Can't you do something?
I'm not going to acknowledge it.
The French can be fickle...
...and Her Majesty would do well
to be more attentive.
Life is getting harder
for the people of France.
The bread shortage is grave.
Well, there must be something the
king can do to ease their sufferings.
Tell the court jeweler
to stop sending diamonds.
You don't need any diamonds,
do you?
- No.
- How pretty Madame Royale is.
I'm pleased you find me so.
Say thank you.
She is certainly
a daughter of France.
Oh, I know.
What's the matter?
Your mother has died.
I'm so sorry.
Oh, my brother, I am devastated
by the news of our mother's death.
You alone are left to me in Austria...
...which is and will always be
so dear to me.
Remember we are your friends,
your allies.
I embrace you.
Madame, you have fulfilled
our wishes and those of France.
You are the mother of a dauphin.
May I present the dauphin of France.
What a joy. The dauphin of France.
Hello. Why don't you hit
the ball over there?
Come on. You're gonna hit it.
Your Majesty, the Bastille fortress
In view of the hatred felt
for the Duchesse de Polignac...
...thought to be
the queen's favorite...
she leave for the Swiss border.
I also must urge all of the princes
and princesses of the blood...
...to leave at once.
Yes, they must go. I will stay.
Certainly the royal family
must find somewhere more secure.
Metz is one of the strongest
fortresses in Europe.
You will not be safe here.
I will see to it that
my mistresses are off at once...
...but my place is here
with my husband.
Goodbye.
Your Majesty, your immediate
return is requested.
There's a mob of hundreds...
...on their way in demand
of flour from their sovereign.
It would be more secure
to decamp to Rambouillet...
- ...twice the distance from Paris.
- I will not be a fugitive king.
It is too dangerous here.
At least send
the queen and children.
My place is at the king's side.
The first of them
have arrived in town.
We will stay here.
Save the queen, madame.
They're coming to kill her.
Celine, don't be frightened.
Let's get the children.
Are you admiring your lime avenue?
I'm saying goodbye.
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