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The Borgia pope has
betrothed his son to King Ferrante's daughter. How does that change matters? The investiture of Naples
must soon follow. Ferrante would have not agreed
to the match without it. He is old, this Ferrante,
and uglier than me. But his son
is not, my liege. He would see his father invested
before he dies, so he can claim
the crown, and the kingdom. If there is a moment to move,
it is now
betrothed his son to King Ferrante's daughter. How does that change matters? The investiture of Naples
must soon follow. Ferrante would have not agreed
to the match without it. He is old, this Ferrante,
and uglier than me. But his son
is not, my liege. He would see his father invested
before he dies, so he can claim
the crown, and the kingdom. If there is a moment to move,
it is now
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The Borgia pope has
betrothed his son to
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King Ferrante's daughter.
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How does that change matters?
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The investiture of Naples
must soon follow.
00:00:09.841 --> 00:00:12.477
Ferrante would have not agreed
to the match without it.
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He is old, this Ferrante,
and uglier than me.
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But his son
is not, my liege.
00:00:17.095 --> 00:00:20.302
He would see his father invested
before he dies,
00:00:20.327 --> 00:00:21.827
so he can claim
the crown, and the kingdom.
00:00:21.092 --> 00:00:25.059
If there is a moment to move,
it is now.
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Movie Summary
In the fifteenth century, Pope Alexander VI tries to control all power in Italy with the help of his several sons, through murder, intrigue, war, and marriage alliances.
