Фразы из серий с Принцем Джоном (сериал "Робин Гуд").
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"Prince John: Do you love me, Gisbourne?
Guy of Gisbourne: Yes sire.
Prince John: I'm so pleased to hear it, because I don't think the Sherriff loves his prince. No...I don't think he does it all. My time is almost here, Gisbourne. You know my father Henry - God rest his soul - wanted me to be king, not my brother Richard. Me...king. That was his wish. And I will be - soon. My father taught me to surround myself with only those most loyal; only those who...love me. You'd make a fine Sherriff, Gisbourne. I'm confident in that. Does it please you, that I have such confidence in you?
Guy of Gisbourne: Yes, sire.
Prince John: Robin Hood isn't dead. I told you, I told the Sherrif, I wanted Robin Hood dead! His blood is a gift I covet, and yet no one gives it me! If the Sherriff loved Prince John, he would give it me. And yet I do not have it, ergo, he doesn't love me. But I will have blood. The Sherriff's blood. You will kill the Sherriff for me, Gisbourne. Discretely, and only the two of us will know - a private secret we can share. And you will do this for me, Gisbourne, because you love me.
***
Sherriff: Welcome to Nottingham, your Highness.
Prince John: You're still alive.
Sherriff: ...Yes.
Prince John: How surprising. I don't particularly like surprises...what's your name?
Isabella: Isabella.
Prince John: Lovely! Italian or Spanish?
Isabella: Which do you prefer?
***
Prince John: But this time, Robin Hood was fooled!
Benjamin Palmer: Yes, your Higness.
Prince John: Excellent! And was he angry, that i made such a fool of him?
Benjamin Palmer: Very angry.
......
Prince John: What did he say?
Benjamin Palmer: I-I couldn't, your Higness
Prince John: Oh please, tell me exactly what he said!
Benjamin Palmer: But your highness-
Prince John: Oh, do you not love me?
Benjamin Palmer: Of course.
Prince John: Then say!
Benjamin Palmer: He called you a coward. He said only a coward would have a double.
Prince John: Arrest him.
Sherriff: With pleasure, and what shall I charge him with?
Prince John: Impersonating the prince regent!
***
Prince John: These villagers helped attack me? But why? They look so lovely.
Isabella: Looks like a wedding.
Prince John: I love weddings! I shall speak with them. You will join me?
....
They are sad little creatures really, aren't they? --- I sense disagreement.
Isabella: One cannot disagree with one's king.
Prince John: King? You see me as your king, how delightful of you. I wish others accepted me as readily as you do.
Isabella: Perhaps I've had the good fortune to know you better than most.
Prince John: Perhaps. And perhaps you'd like to get to know
«Бумажные детки» новое увлечение, из которого вполне может выкристализоваться в недалеком будущем совершенно безбашенное направление современного искусства.
Всё необычайно легко — из бумаги вырезается персонаж с пузырём для краткого сообщения и фотографируется с реальными предметами. Непонятно, почему достигается такой сильный эффект…Я могу только предположить, что задеваются глубинные слои личности, связанные с детством, когда каждый второй играл в бумажных кукол, наделяя их чувствами и страстями. Уникальность еще в том, что нет навороченной и уже порядком поднадоевшей технологии, пресыщенному уму хочется чего-то очень простого и настоящего…Оптический эффект, смешивание повседнева и сказочного сбивают привычное восприятие с проторенных рельс, реальность открывается новыми гранями. Ну и вытесненная в бессознательное, но прорывающаяся в самой невинной куколке японская сексуальность… Такие странные и гипнотические игры, в которые играют взрослые люди…


Go and catch a falling star,
Get with child a mandrake root,
Tell me where all past years are,
Or who cleft the devil's foot,
Teach me to hear mermaids singing,
Or to keep off envy's stinging,
And find
What wind
Serves to advance an honest mind.
If thou be'st born to strange sights,
Things invisible to see,
Ride ten thousand days and nights,
Till age snow white hairs on thee,
Thou, when thou return'st, wilt tell me,
All strange wonders that befell thee,
And swear,
No where
Lives a woman true, and fair.
If thou find'st one, let me know,
Such a pilgrimage were sweet;
Yet do not, I would not go,
Though at next door we might meet;
Though she were true, when you met her,
And last, till you write your letter,
Yet she
Will be
False, ere I come, to two, or three.
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