Character: Prince Albert (Prince Albert)

“For the queen, perhaps. But now, without a hat ... I think it's just right.

What would you prefer? Flattery or truth?

- No. No. It's ... it's true. But I know what it's like not to have a mother at all.

- Yes.

- You don't feel like a chess piece, as if You played against Your will?
- And You?
- Yes, every day. I can see how I move in the chess field.
- The Duchess and sir John?
- Not only. And uncle Leopold and king. I think more than half of the politicians are grabbing me by the hem and dragging on the cell.
- Then You should change the rules of the game until they beat You.
- Isn't it better to find a husband who will play instead of me?
- Better to play along with You than for You.

- What are you doing? You can't sit there! Now stand up!
Why? This chair.
Is not just a chair, it is to the... the... the coronation chair of St. Edward!
The people here carved their names.
Is the throne on which sat all the kings and Queens!
And under the seat - a big rock.
Is the Stone of Destiny or the Stone of Scone!
- Do you believe in such nonsense...
You're totally bringing me down! Listen to me!
- ... how many Royal arses have polished this chair...
- LISTEN TO ME!
- Why do you command?
By right of God's anointed, I am your king!
- Here's another! You said yourself that you don't want, why should I listen to?
- I have a right to it, I have a VOICE!
- That's for sure. And the will and courage. I know you'll make a good king.

- You have no diploma!
- There knowledge! I did not make up a certificate that was not taught then. All my knowledge is the result of experience, and war... gives a good experience.