Queen of Swords (2000) s01e22 Episode Script

1
Why don't you just give up?
Because your head's still attached to your
shoulder!
Sloppy work, Captain.
You know, I've changed my mind.
But what?
I think I'm gonna cut out your tongue
before I cut off your head.
That way, I'll have to listen to you
warning, bitch!
It's the point!
Come on!
You know a man in your position should
really choose his words more carefully.
Not good!
Not good!
Come on!
Come on, sweetie, come on!
It's me.
You have seized over 20,000 acres of land.
All in the last six months.
All through non-payment of taxes I might
hasten to add.
Of course, I understand these mothers
completely are perceptive of you.
But some of the other domes are not us,
and standing.
But they have you to look to for guidance
and support.
If anyone can come, then it is don't guess
by dago.
But I might be more convincing if I had
something at stake.
I'm afraid you are losing me.
If I was part of the bigger picture,
say perhaps a partner.
My partner.
Not my idea.
You understand?
Perhaps this is one of your lovely wife's
suggestions.
Can't think of it.
Where I did mention something.
Come on!
Give me a hug!
Give me in here!
Take the horse!
Take her!
Oh my god, my gosh!
Carefully.
She's been attacked.
I don't know if it's actually exactly the
right word.
But it is.
Did you see?
Indeed, Capitan.
Who would want to destroy one of God's
lovely creatures?
Well, I'm shot.
She's going to soar.
Who would stick after the loved arms?
Come on, Harry.
Harry.
Get hurt.
Harry!
Harry!
Harry!
I didn't get the gold.
The gold?
They are lucky you, but the way it was in
life.
But the Gursías can't pay their taxes.
Not the queen's help.
I know them.
And Montoya will take their own see-and-a.
You must invent yourself.
And I have the gold in my hand.
It's all very shut up.
No, she's hurt.
I'm gonna reach him and I'll be you
anything.
Just to make her better.
And then stands in your life.
Your wife's case is very unusual.
There are no broken bones to men.
Fear is an Econa.
So, I am supposed to just wait,
except I heard her.
She may wake up at any moment.
Oh, she may not wake up at all.
And people wonder why I keep raising
taxes.
It takes all my resources to fight this
demon from hell.
You're saying the queen of swords attacked
Vare.
Imagine a certain innocent woman.
What next?
Taking small children?
Oh, horrifying.
Now, did you stay Vare?
I told you all this.
No, no, no, poor creatures still
unconscious.
Sorry to hear that.
Dr. Helm is attending her.
Apparently, he's hopeful.
Thank God.
But a fair can't speak.
How do you know it was a queen of swords?
It was Captain Grishan.
I saw the attack with his own eyes.
Really, Colonel.
I must say, it's hard to imagine that one
woman
Remember, Senorita, she's no woman.
She is an evil spirit who threatens the
very destiny of this whole quite well.
No, Colonel.
At least we can take
comfort in knowing the men
of honor such as yourself
and the gallant captain.
Are you here to protect us?
Even now, Grishan is giving sense who he's
now escape.
Really?
Ready?
Okay, look.
I know we haven't exactly been on the best
of terms or anything lately, but
I got a little favor to ask.
Your prayers are answered.
Great.
Hi!
You care to make a donation?
Not really.
Remember, it's watching.
Or make a good impression, don't you?
Just on the off chance, we're not going to
burn in the eternal fires of hell.
Well, anything will be better than today.
You lied and blamed me for Vera's
accident.
Are you praying for forgiveness?
Yeah, sure, okay.
Where is it because if she dies, you'll
be guilty of murdering a dawn's wife.
You see, either way, you take the heat.
So, from where I'm sitting, I believe it
or not.
It's just kind of a win-win situation.
Really aren't best, or Yeah.
Come on, come on, gentlemen.
Two against one?
What kind of answer are those related?
So long, gentlemen.
Sorry.
The grain was within your grasp.
Defiling our church, and still she
escapes.
Believe me, Sarah, I share your outrage.
If I had had my way, I would not have had
a mere 20 men chasing the queen.
I would have had 200!
Then you must get to 100!
Get a thousand!
Are you sure that is what you want?
Are you mad?
Even now, my petal lies at death's door.
Track the green down.
Kill.
I don't care what it takes.
Then act, Senua.
Take up this sword.
And smite our enemy.
What is this?
It is a document granting me the power to
declare martial law.
Martial law.
Just imagine.
Every able-bodied man, ran cheroes,
farmers, all conscripted into my army,
and all with one aim in mind, death to the
queen.
I need to gather a council of dawns.
Now it's not the hour for hesitation.
But to grant one man such power,
there are many questions.
If you are wrong, that's fine.
There is only one.
How much do you love your wife?
And I owe it all to the queen.
Because of her attack on Senua,
I will have an army of hundreds.
The entire town would be in the palm of my
hand.
Even the dawns will have to defend to my
will now.
Vayne in your next pop-in game.
Always the killjoy, huh?
Okay, let me ask you something.
I'm hypothetically speaking.
Oh, dear.
I always get nervous when you use words of
more than three syllables.
Okay, let's just say,
you know, for arguments
sake, that the queen
didn't really attack Vira.
Now, why on us would I want to do that?
Well
Well, because Vira might just wake up and
tell the truth.
Which would be?
Well, that
that I was trying to get to
the queen of swords, and that
her horse got him the way,
and she kind of got thrown.
I'm sort of you.
Looking on, it means for her to get hurt
or anything.
You fool.
Just when things were so beautifully set
in motion.
What's the worst that could happen here?
I mean Really?
Oh, well.
Let us just consider that, shall we?
Hypothetically speaking.
To employ Capitan Grishan's phrase of the
week.
Senori Dalgo finds out.
You are branded at least a coward.
Perhaps even a murderer.
My commission is revoked.
I am sent back to Spain in this grace.
All right.
Get the picture.
Unless.
Unless.
I'll bite.
Unless you lovely Vira does not wake up.
Oh, no, I come on, and I can kill her.
Of course, I'm not going to kill her.
Good.
You are.
Rosa.
Hello, Doc.
May I come in?
Oh, my god.
Oh, my god.
Oh, my god.
Oh, my god.
You're a doctor, son.
This is a badly hurt.
Oh.
Well, you do.
I have
I feel there's seen my mouth.
Oh.
You sick.
You're very sick.
Oh.
How do I remember now?
I want some of my horse.
Yeah, take this.
I'll be asleep, okay?
There we go.
A little more.
A little more.
Oh, that's good.
But I just woke up.
I know, but you're very sick.
It was you.
Oh.
Sweetie.
I drive here, kill you.
Just go in here, romantic.
A lot of them.
Something tickles my curiosity.
Which part of killed her?
Did you not understand?
We all want to kill her.
Really?
No, I do.
Really.
We just want her silenced, right?
So Capitan Grisham's master plan is what?
Keep her drunk for the next 50 years?
No, just a few days.
I mean, by that time, when she wakes up,
it'll be too late.
You'll have the whole town.
You control everybody in it.
Not now.
Really?
That's a new day ago.
Always a pleasure.
Good, then.
The don't have voted.
You have your martial law.
The wise decision.
Our men are at your disposal.
Emitterry.
And with my leadership.
And their help, I shall catch the queen
and kill her.
Oh, by the way, how is your lovely wife?
Any change?
Sadly, there has been no improvement.
Tragic.
Yeah.
Truly tragic.
You're not farmers anymore.
Soldiers.
They give me like a promotion.
You don't!
You're next.
I don't think so.
You can't do nothing.
You know, I'm not really in the mood.
You know, you're going to fight me?
Look.
It's the dawn of a new day.
Ran caros, soldiers, farm hands, and
each farm with a gold with your name on it.
Yeah, well.
Don't buy any flowers yet.
Ah!
It's the printed card!
Um, martial law, huh?
It's a beautiful thing.
Let's go!
Take it easy.
What do you expect?
I have a tree growing in your head.
Well, you try rolling down a hundred foot
gully without running your hair.
Oh, there must have been a dozen of them.
Just came up at them nowhere.
Maybe it's time we went back to Spain.
What are you?
Ow!
Oh, stay still.
Just for education.
I don't need a vacation.
The queen does.
Everywhere she goes, that'll be looking
for her.
And it's not just monthly, a soldier's
anymore.
Tell me about it.
Every time chittle within twenty miles is
in on the game.
Running away is not the answer.
Don't think I'll feed this right away.
Think I'll feed this.
Just I know.
A vacation.
Only Vera would wake up.
She knows the queen didn't attack her.
Oh, my goodness.
I thought I thought I thought I thought
that.
I thought I thought I thought that.
Oh, just take a bit.
Just a bit.
Hi, Doc.
What the hell are you doing?
Who, me?
No, I was talking to the lady in the coma.
Ah, humor.
Part of that famous bedside manner of your
time.
Answer the question.
Well, I was, uh
I was just passing by, so I figured I'd
check on Vera.
Good.
I was sneaking through the back door,
would you?
Well, you're busy with your patients.
I don't want to disturb you.
It's very considerate.
Guilty, it's charged.
How's she going?
She knows that you are genuinely
concerned.
It's been no change.
Well, you're the doc, huh?
This is why you get to wear this fancy
microscope.
Stuff this go.
Yeah, whatever.
Thank you for calling.
Okay, well, uh
Looks like you got everything firmly under
control here, so I'll just
be on my way.
I'm gone.
What a pleasant surprise.
But I'm afraid you find me unprepared for
visitors.
You'll be relieved then to hear that this
is not a social call.
You are a wear-seniorator that I have been
obliged to declare martial law.
Oh, yes, I've heard.
Poor Colonel.
So much responsibility resting on your
shoulders.
Ah, brings me shivers to thinking about
it.
Which is why I come to you for support.
Mm-hmm.
Your uncharos will join hundreds of others
as conscripts to my army.
An army.
What for?
To find the queen, and to end her reign of
terror.
But if you take my man, I'm left all
alone.
With no protection from her.
In times of crisis, we must all make
sacrifices.
I beg you.
Don't ask this of me.
I would hate to refuse a request for my
grenade.
It is not a request.
It is a military order.
You have 24 hours to comply.
You either hand over your men,
or you hand over the deed of your land.
It is up to you.
Adios.
Just take her.
I'll ask you.
The men
want to know what they should do.
Tell them they should keep working.
But the moment I saw them, what about it?
Shouldn't we at least play alone for now?
My bias, if it is.
Martha, I won't put myself in a position
where I might have to fight my own men.
What are you going to do?
I haven't got a clue.
All I know is that bears the key to this
whole mess.
And we're running out of time.
You sure there's been no improvement?
No doctor.
Doctor?
Oh, I'm sorry, hello Rosa.
Senior Rita Elvarado.
Are you ill?
Me?
No.
Can't check on Vera.
You and I have the rest of the time.
Thank you, partner.
There's been no change now.
If you're not ill, I have a patient here
who is and who needs my help.
Why, so please sit down.
Of course, how rude of me.
Let's just wait right over here until
you're finished.
Now, Rosa, exactly how much of the Lord
knew that you'd take.
Just what you told me.
And the headaches.
The pain is still bad.
I did this little at all.
How is that possible?
Maybe your medicine doesn't work.
An ounce of Lord num would knock at a
person twice your size.
Something wrong, doctor?
It's water.
Is everything all right?
Rachel, kill him.
You broke into my office and drug Vera and
Elvarado.
You gave more than him to a coma patient.
Are you completely insane?
Not too much coffee this morning,
doctor.
You keep your damn hands off my patients
all by God, I swear.
You're wrinkling my shirt.
Whoops.
Lamsey me.
Can you excuse me?
This sad excuse for a human drug Vera and
Elvarado.
He could have killed her.
Doctor, what are you saying?
What's the lie?
What are you going to do about it?
Guards?
Seize the doctor.
What?
It's got him forcibly to the jail.
Everyone's gone crazy!
What the hell are you arresting me for?
Quite simply.
My conscience commands it.
Oh, come wait to hear this one.
You are a civil servant operating under a
state of martial law.
I am commander of the army.
I can't allow the ravings
of one unhinged individual
to jeopardize the safety
of the whole community.
I don't know what you're up to,
I'm sorry.
Your words sting, but I cannot save this
shot.
You have a history of resistance and
protest, it is well known.
All right.
I'm sure on some far
distant horizon this has
some point, so let's
just get to it, shall we?
Merely that treason is an offense
punishable by hanging.
He's in.
So before you go about publicly accusing
my capitan of the guard, reflect on that.
Look now.
Fuck you.
You are You are You are
Dr. Ham said it was this.
Uh Translation, please.
It's worth a try.
I think you raised a power from stealing
it.
Let's see if it comes right to the track.
Start working.
I can see that.
Okay for more.
Too much and a hard couldn't take it.
So we failed.
Oh.
All the way up into your face.
Do you think we can move her?
Like a sleepwalker.
Give me a hand.
Someone needs the good hanging.
What the hell?
Don't be worried.
The arms are working.
La la la la la la.
It was messy.
Nothing.
I feel worse than she.
Don't tell me.
Bye, my son.
You're going to search for this alarm.
What the hell was in those eyes?
Here?
Here.
Go.
I'll meet you at La la la luna Canyon.
Get going.
Here!
Damn it!
You're right, the doctor's in jail right
now.
But if you've come for a physical,
I've been over in cough.
Where's Vera?
Vera went to see a man about an avocado.
What?
Long story.
So what are you going to do now?
Are you just going to kill me in cold
blood?
Why not?
Well, for starters, it's not your style.
I hate it when you're right.
Turn around.
You know, we've done this before.
Come on, you know the drill.
Ah!
Hey, what are you doing?
You made it.
I was beginning to wonder.
I had to take the long way around.
Those grandchildren' patrols are sweeping
every hill, every canyon.
How's Vera?
She'd be awake in a moment.
Better leave her with me.
I don't want her to see us together,
right?
And you.
Be careful of the patrols.
Don't worry.
I intend to.
What's going on?
If you're telling Wake up, I'm in a
different place.
You.
Congratulations.
You're awake?
Where's Marcus?
I mean, the guy who drugged you.
Why are you looking through that?
To keep you quiet.
So the whole town can think that I
attacked you.
But you didn't have talked to me.
Well, we both know that, but nobody else
does.
Oh, yeah.
I don't understand anything.
What's going on?
Vera?
Santalena is under martial law.
Dr. Hampson jail, and in danger.
And your husband's been tricked to giving
up his power.
Gaspa!
No!
Oh!
Oh, because question lied.
But you could better stop to it.
Even Marcus needs.
He can get away with this.
That's a good girl.
That's the attitude I was looking for.
Oh, my head.
I'm fine.
Vera, sandals, I have my love to road.
I can't risk running into your own
channels.
Leave everything to me.
Vera?
Whoa, it's that way.
I know that.
That is wonderful news, Gaspa.
I'm delighted to hear that your wife has
recovered.
And to know the Queen of Swords didn't
attack my petal.
That she only fell from her horse.
Well, what are you trying to say?
The don'ts are great to martial law.
Only because they believed your captain's
story.
Now that we know it was
some more less than accurate.
Exactly.
That is where I must ask for our document
back.
And with all due respect, I regret that I
cannot comply.
What?
The don'ts have entrusted
me with a great responsibility
to casually cast their
concerns aside will be an insult.
Please tell the don's that
that Cornell has always
continued to have only
their best interests of hearts.
Go, pran.
You go there.
See, don't it, I'll go safely to his
buggy.
And to get my regards to your lovely wife.
I warn you, Colonel.
I've not heard the last of this.
Did you hear that?
Vera lied to her husband.
And she will never be able to tell him the
truth without incriminating herself.
So I guess we'll go.
Okay.
Not quite.
There is still one person who could reign
on my glorious parade.
Wow.
Clean a sword.
No.
The doctor.
If Helm were to speak, I'm afraid people
might listen.
And since your lies and deception got me
into the situation
Okay, okay, okay.
What do you want?
The doctor has been looking a little pale
of late.
Have you noticed?
Perhaps.
A walk in the country.
A little sunshine.
A little fresh air.
A little restorative bullet to the head.
Yep.
It might work wonders for us all.
Let's do it ahead.
I realized we had a difference.
This is Doc, I hate your guts.
You hate mine.
Come on, Captain.
You're not stupid enough to come in murder
for one time.
Murder.
Me?
No.
You got a lot wrong.
You see, the queen of swords is the one
that's going to kill you.
And just in case they don't believe me
I got a couple witnesses.
My best is they may be.
Let's get back.
You really are.
That's stupid.
Start walking, Doc.
Come on.
Come on.
If you want, you can try to run.
You never know I might miss you.
Look what I found.
Drop your sword and he doesn't die.
You only have one bullet left.
What did you rather shoot me?
What a crazy run.
Shut up, Doc.
No, she's got a point here.
I got to shoot her and slit your throat
later, right?
Thank you.
Son of a bitch!
It's quick.
It's the oldest one in the book.
Cheap shot.
Yeah, you fell for it.
Looks like the tables have finally turned.
She looks that way.
What a shame.
Any last request?
It's not your fact, yes.
That is so hard to get out of place.
Do you mind if I duck before the doctor
shoots you?
I'm surprised.
Look what I found.
Won't be needing this anymore.
You know, one of these
days you've got Careful.
Are you getting a twitch on one eye?
I want to see a doctor about that.
Have a nice walk back to town.
You saved my life, doctor.
Just returning the favor.
Now I'm going to make sure that bastard
Grosham gets what's coming to him.
I'm not so sure he should.
Why?
You said she was back safely with her
husband.
With her husband, who doesn't know
anything.
You expose Grosham, you expose Vera.
And there are Vera.
Imagine what that would do to her life.
Her whole world.
So Grosham and Montoya just keep on
getting away with it.
All I could say is you hold Vera's life in
your hands.
Again.
You're an amazing woman.
That's not an answer.
Maybe some loves should be kept secret.
Oh, come on, I said I'm sorry.
I'm sorry I caused your accident.
And?
I'm sorry I lied to you about the queen of
swords.
And?
Oh, come on.
Okay.
Right.
Let's do it with the game.
Look, I'm sorry for drugging you.
I couldn't just forget about the oath.
Oh, give me a break here.
I was under a lot of stress.
Where did you say so?
I know just the thing to relax you.
You do?
See, now that's a little more like it,
right?
Finally.
At first.
You must stop this martial law.
What?
Ow.
To your other paper.
The longest person.
I can't do that.
Then, I tell guys about what really
happened.
He wouldn't do that.
I wonder what would happen to one officer
who assaulted and drug at times why?
Okay.
Okay.
That's my good little cup of time.
Work, Arnold.
You were having so much fun.
Your army was getting so big.
It was also exciting.
Mark my words.
The dawn will regret their actions.
The queen of swords is still a blight on
all our lives.
But be assured.
I will not rest until I see her head on a
pike in the village square.
Good day.
He's right.
It is a good day.
No more martial law.
I've got a name is Livy.
I should remember, we're back together.
With her husband none the ways.
I'm back.
I'm back for the harm's back in the
silence.
And this is actually
Norman?
Well, that's good.
It's gonna get