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Clips from The Hollow Crown - Henry VI Part 2 (S02E02)

"Pardon me, Margaret, The Earl of Warwick and the Duke enforced me."
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"Enforced thee!"
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"Art thou king, and wilt be forced?"
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"Ah, timorous wretch!"
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"which am a silly woman,"
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"the soldiers should have tossed me on their pikes"
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"And seeing thou dost, I here divorce myself,"
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"The lords that have forsworn thy coward colors"
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"will follow mine, to thy foul disgrace,"
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"Thus do I leave thee."
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"Stay, gentle Margaret, and hear me speak."
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"Thou hast spoke too much already."
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"No, I can better play the orator!"
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"But I have reasons strong and forcible!"
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"Why! How now, sons..."
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"At a strife?"
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"No quarrel, but a slight contention."
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"The crown of England, Father, which is yours."
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"Mine, boy?"
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"By giving the house of Lancaster leave to breathe,"
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"it will outrun you, Father, in the end."
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"that he should quietly reign."
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"So I shall,"
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"if you will hear me speak."
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"Thou canst not, son,"
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"it is impossible."
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"An oath is of no moment, being not took before a true and lawful magistrate"
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"Henry had none, but did usurp his place."
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"your oath, My Lord,"
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"Therefore, to arms."
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"I will not rest until the white rose I wear"
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"is dyed even in the lukewarm blood of Henry's heart!"
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"We shall speak more of this."
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"Richard and Edmund, with thy mother fly."
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"Father, we'll win them, fear it not."
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"Come, son. Edmund."
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"Let's issue forth and bid them battle straight."
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"Stay here, My Lords. Conceal thyselves awhile."
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"Edmond! Richard!"
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"Go, Mother, we will follow!"
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"Thou brat of this accursed Duke of York,"
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"whose father slew my father,"
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"I am too mean a subject for thy wrath."
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"Be thou revenged on men, and let me live."
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"the passage where thy words should enter."
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"let me pray before I take my death."
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"To thee I pray, sweet Clifford, pity me!"
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"Thy father slew my father,"
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"I dare your quenchless fury to more rage."
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"Hold!"
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"Was it you that would be England's king?"
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"Where is your mess of sons to back you now?"
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"Where is your darling Edmund?"
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"Look, York,"
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"I stain this napkin with the blood that valiant Clifford,"
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"I give thee this to dry thy cheeks withal."
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"Thou shouldst be mad."
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"York cannot speak without a crown."
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"Hold you his hands, whilst I do set it on."
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"Ay, this is he that took King Henry's chair."
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"And this is he was his adopted heir."
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"But how is it that great Plantagenet"
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"O 'tis a fault"
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"and with the crown, his head!"
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"Nay, Stay."
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"She-wolf of France,"
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"as I now reap from thy too cruel hand."
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"Hard-hearted Clifford, take me from the world,"
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"Here's for my father's death!"
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"our gentle-hearted king!"
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"Here's to avenge beloved Somerset."
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"Off with his head,"
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"set it atop the city gates."
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"I wonder how our princely father scaped."
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"His sword."
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"See how the morning opes her golden gates"
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"and bids her farewell to the glorious sun."
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"Dazzle mine eyes, or do I see three suns?"
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"but severed in a pale clear-shining sky."
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"See, see,"
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"Now are they but one lamp, one light, one sun,"
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"in this, the heaven figures some event."
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"I think it cites us, brother, to the field,"
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"that we, the sons of brave Plantagenet,"
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"shall join our lights together..."
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"And over-shine the earth as this the world."
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"who crowned the gracious Duke in high despite."
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"and when with grief he wept,"
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"the ruthless Queen gave him to dry his cheeks"
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"of sweet young Edmund, by rough Clifford slain. Oh..."
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"And there it doth remain."
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"we have no staff, no stay."
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"thou hast slain the flower of Europe for his chivalry."
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"Now my soul's palace is become a prison."
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"Richard, I bear thy name,"
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"and I will venge thy death or die by attempting it."
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"His name that valiant Duke hath left with thee,"
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"his dukedom and his chair with me is left."
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"For the chair and dukedom,"
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"fair lords?"
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"as he is famed for mildness,"
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"Shall we go throw our coats of steel away?"
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"Why, therefore Warwick came to seek you out."
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"and once again cry Charge! upon our foes."
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"And when thou fail'st,"
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"God forbid the hour..."
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"No longer Earl of March,"
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"King Edward!"
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"Oh. Welcome, My Lords."
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"Yonder's the head of that arch-enemy"
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"Doth not the object cheer your heart, My Lord?"
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"To see this sight,"
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"and harmful pity must be laid aside."
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"which argued thee a most unloving father."
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"should lose his birthright by his father's fault?"
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"Look on the boy,"
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"Didst thou never hear that things ill-got"
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"had ever bad success?"
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"And happy always was it for that son"
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"Ah, cousin York,"
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