All language subtitles for Cleopatra [1999] Part Two.english

Here lies the body of Caesar.

Here lies the heart
and soul of Rome!

All this he dreamed,
all this he built,

all this he conquered!

[ Cheers ]

Romans, Romans,
there are those who said

that his dreams were too vast.

Arrogance, they said!

I say vision!

They could not abide his
greatness because they felt

too small beside it!

So these small men,
they did this!

They cut the heart out of Rome!

You remember what
they did to this man

because I swear to you,
my countrymen,

to my last dying breath,
I will avenge his death!

[ Cheers ]

I will avenge Caesar,
I will avenge Rome!

[ Cheers ]

[ Shouting ]

Charge!

Release!

Hold!

[ Shouting ]

Cassius!

Ya!

Cassius!

Marc Antony,
let me die with honor.

[ Grunts ]

[ Gasps ]

[ Shouts ]

Have mercy! Oh!

[ Groaning ]

[ Shouting ]

Ah

Antony.

Congratulations on
your great victory.

It's a pity you were
too ill to take part.

There will be other battles.

Yes, I'm sure of it.

Cassius is dead by his own hand.

Excellent!

[ Sighs ]

It's been a long, hard struggle.

But Caesar is avenged.

Three years is long enough.

It isn't over yet.

Brutus is still at large.

He, too,
perished by his own hand.

Then he died a
respectable death.

Why did you do this?

Because I plan to take the
traitor's head back to Rome

to lay at the head
of Caesar's statue.

Caesar would've never desecrated

the bodies of his enemies.

He murdered Caesar.

He was an assassin.

And you are a butcher!

Ugh.

Octavius will invade Egypt.

It's just a matter of time.

Octavius might be too busy,
your majesty.

He and Marc Antony are
now ruling Rome as one.

What do you make of that, Rufio?

Unlikely allies, your highness.

Sooner or later, there will be

a reckoning between them.

And when that reckoning comes,

which side will you choose?

How long can I rely
on you to protect Egypt?

To my death, your majesty.

It was Caesar's wish.

There is no mention of
Caesarian in Caesar's will,

and without
Caesar to protect us,

who's going to guarantee
our independence?

I will.

I'm building ships.

We will soon have a great
Navy to defend our borders.

It'll cost us a fortune,
your majesty.

All that matters is
keeping Octavius out.

He has already tried
to kill my son once,

and he will try again.

What are you saying?

Do you intend to
wage war on Octavius?

I intend to protect my child.

We'll be ready,
ready with the most powerful

fleet in the world.

I want to show you a
very wonderful thing

in the night sky.

Look.

Is that a shooting star?

Oh, no, my love.

That is your father.

He's taking his
place for the gods.

He's there to watch over you,

your father, the great Caesar.

We call her a six,
three tiers of oars on each side.

There is no vessel on
the seas mightier than this.

Is she fast enough?

Well, there are faster ships,

but what is speed over power?

She was built to do battle,

not race, and she is unsinkable.

How many of these
ships altogether?

Over 200, your majesty.

Good.

I'm greatly pleased.

This will bankrupt Egypt,
you know.

Better a bankrupt Egypt
than a conquered one.

And what will we
do with this Navy?

Do you honestly expect to go up

against all the might of Rome?

Perhaps not all of it.

My fleet is ready.

Where is Marc Antony now?

In tarsus, I believe.

Tarsus, that's halfway here.

Then I must bring
him all the way.

I must go there at once.

The future of
Egypt depends on it.

Prepare the royal barge for war.

For...

For war?

Yes, a different kind of war.

[ Shouting ]

So we are running out of provisions,
and the men have

not been paid for months.

They love you now, Imperator,

but how long will it last?

[ Shouting ]

What is that?

The Queen of Egypt, who else?

[ Laughter ]

[ Laughing ]

Welcome, Dionysus.

Well,
this is an unexpected pleasure.

You never came
to Egypt to visit me.

Well, you never invited me.

For three years, I've waited.

You were too busy fighting wars.

I'm never that busy.

Shall we retire?

Of course.

To dinner.

Of course.

[ Singing, clapping ]

Why did you come to see me?

Because you were
Caesar's friend,

because you're my friend.

[ Drumming ]

Brave gentlemen, allow me

to salute you all for your valor

and loyalty to Marc Antony.

To Marc Antony!

And to Antony's new
friendship with Egypt.

[ Cheers ]

As a token of that friendship,
I offer you

this trifle of a gift.

[ Cheers and applause ]

To celebrate the new alliance
between Marc Antony and

the Queen of Egypt.

[ Cheers ]

[ Laughter ]

Well, you're in a generous mood.

Why are you doing this?

Egypt is bountiful.

It pleases me to
share her riches.

Are you trying to bribe me?

I don't bribe, Antony.

I command.

If you truly wish

to be my ally...

I am your ally.

I just want to be
more than that.

We will talk tomorrow
when you're more in

possession of your self.

Good night.

Wait, wait.

[ Laughs ]

Look, Antony.

It's you.

Why have you put
on this charade?

How dare you invade my privacy?

Leave us.

Did you come all the way here

just to make a fool of me?

Leave this room at once.

And all night long,
you toy with me,

and then you deny me.

You don't want me!

No, I don't want you!

Then damn it, woman,
what do you want?

It's not what I want.

It's what you must do.

We could rule Egypt and Rome together,
you and I,

with my son on the throne.

What are you saying?

Are you mad?

If we don't,
Octavius will kill us both.

Can't you see that?

No, all I see is a mad queen,
an enchantress

who's lusting for power!

And all I see is a common
soldier lusting for sport.

You just follow orders,
groveling before Octavius.

Grovel?

I grovel before no
man and no woman!

Then be strong, be like Caesar!

I am not Caesar.

No, you're not.

Do you feel this beating heart?

That's life you feel,
not a dead king, not a memory!

That's me, Marc Antony,
here with you right now!

I'm not your sport, general.

Now, go away!

[ Laughing, cheering ]

[ Grunts ]

Ahh!

I surrender.

Oh, your body is so different.

Than Caesar's?

Uh-huh.

Younger, but more scars.

Ah!

I never thought I would know

another man's body in this way.

I need to spend
more time with you.

What are the conditions
of my surrender?

Come to me in Egypt.

Time is slower there,
exquisitely slow.

Then I will.

After you break your
alliance with Octavius.

Do you have any idea
what that would mean?

It would be civil war,
tear Rome apart.

I can't do that.

Then you'll never see me again.

Do you accept my terms?

Do you, my love?

Don't ask me that.

Answer me.

Cleopatra, please.

I need you to answer me.

No! No!

I can't go against my country.

Then go back to your superiors in Rome,
soldier.

You're late.

No, I'm just not as
obsessively punctual as you,

Octavius.

Caesar, not Octavius.

That title,
that has to be earned, Octavius.

We have called this meeting

to divide all Roman provinces
between the two of you as

co-consuls for the sake of Rome.

The last thing we want
is another civil war.

I do not want such a war.

I just don't care for the
arrogance of a man who thinks

he can succeed Caesar.

Caesar himself
chose me as his heir.

You deceived him into
thinking you were worthy.

Silence, you two.

Both of you were allies in war.

We expect you to be allies in peace,
to govern

the empire equally.

As long as he stays
on his side of the world,

and I'll stay on mine.

Now, I'll take the lands of the east,
including Egypt.

[ Laughs ]

Of course.

Who better to govern a land

of such decadence and luxury?

That would be agreeable except

that I have business in Egypt.

If you want to avoid a civil war,
then you will stay

out of Egypt.

You can have everything else.

Take it or leave it.

Very well then.

I'll take Spain,
Gaul and Africa.

Then it's agreed,
the east for Antony,

the west for Octavius...
I mean, Caesar.

Are we understood?

Mm-hmm.

Well, that depends.

A private pact between two
powers can be a frail thing.

I think our new
friendship requires a more

personal guarantee.

Meaning what exactly?

A more binding union.

I have a sister, Octavia.

You have no wife,
and you'd be a member of our family.

Then our interest
would be the same.

I'll even make you
a wedding present,

the Roman legions in Gaul.

Do you accept?

[ Chuckles ]

You must help her get
Antony out of her head.

You must.

She should not fear
Antony's marriage to Octavia.

Your majesty.

Please awaken.

Do not destroy yourself
for the sake of Antony.

[ Gasps ]

Do not name that traitor!

[ Screams ]

[ Cries ]

Isis, Isis.

Please help me.

[ Shouting ]

This is me, and there,
on the right, are you.

But it doesn't look like me.

It's not supposed to.

All pharaohs are
made to look alike

because our line is
timeless and unchanging.

Forgive me.

I didn't mean to frighten you.

My brethren and I welcome you,
daughter of Isis,

to the temple of the sun.

Why are you here, goddess?

I thought it was time
for my son to learn about

our gods and perhaps
find answers about myself,

about my destiny.

You'll find them here.

Come with me.

Alone, please.

This is where your father,
the sun, comes every morning

to touch the sacred
obelisk and greet the day.

The sun is reborn.

[ Gasps ]

[ Hisses ]

The sacred cobra,
goddess, your protectress.

Ordinary men, she kills,
but if she bites an immortal,

such as yourself, it's a gift.

The fangs of a cobra can
take you directly to the gods.

Mmm.

Mardian!

Yes, yes, yes.

Where's my Navy?

Where's my army?

Where...

Get me the generals,

get me the admirals,

the Romans are attacking!

[ Laughs ]

It's Marc Antony, your majesty.

[ Laughs ]

What is taking him so long?

Apparently, Alexandria has

taken a liking to Lord Antony.

[ Cheers ]

[ Cheering ]

My most gracious queen.

My most unexpected guest.

My humble respects,
King Ptolemy Caesar,

lord of two lands.

This little creature managed

to find its way onto my ship.

I thought perhaps he might make

you a suitable companion.

I hope you and he can
become great friends.

Thank you, general.

Why have you come?

Are you here to collect taxes,

steal grain for Egypt's debt,
inspect your conquest?

I'm here to taste Egypt's
pleasures and to bear you

a fine gift: Myself.

Marc Antony comes
not to conquer Egypt

but to surrender to her charms.

I have no feelings for Octavia.

I only did that to
guarantee peace.

You are my friend yet you

married my worst enemy's sister!

There was a reason.

Octavius...

Has the greatest soldier

in the world become
the greatest liar?

I had to secure the east...

I trusted you!

In order to protect you.

To protect your own interests!

Octavius has pledged
to stay out of Egypt!

And you believe him, of course.

Will you please be silent,
god above.

How could you?

Forget Octavia!

I married for convenience.

Now I live for love.

Cleopatra,
there's a great noise in my heart.

My eyes,
they are clear now because I see only you.

Everything I could ever want,

everything I could ever treasure

is right here with you.

I give myself to you, my queen.

I'm yours now.

In the eyes of the gods,
we are already one.

I give myself.

I give myself to Egypt.

[ Laughs ]

I could never get enough of you.

[ Sighs ]

Do you feel the same?

[ Sighs ]

Yes, Egypt.

I could never leave you.

There's so much to do together,

so much to see and explore.

And conquer?

[ Laughs ]

I was talking
about your country.

I want to learn everything about it,
every detail.

Mmm.

I haven't felt

this alive since...

Shh!

Don't talk about the past.

Your life is just beginning.

[ Cheering ]

Citizens of Alexandria,
I stand before you with

all the might of Rome,
and I hereby declare

that Queen Cleopatra,
widow of Gaius Julius Caesar,

was his once
true and legal wife!

[ Cheering ]

And that their child,
Ptolemy Caesar, is the true,

legitimate and only
son of great Caesar!

[ Cheering ]

Come forth, young Caesar!

Let your people see you!

But let it be known
throughout the world

that I, Marcus Antonius,
have renounced

my false Roman marriage
and have taken as my wife,

Queen Cleopatra!

[ Cheering ]

And as a token
to this great union,

I hereby bequeath to
the throne of Ptolemy

the land of Syria to
the limits of its borders!

[ Cheering ]

Not only does he proclaim
an Egyptian bastard

as heir to Rome,
he secedes the wealth of Syria

to a foreign power.

Shame!

Now far be it from me
to say that Marc Antony

is not an honorable man.

Yet, there he remains in
the east wallowing in the mud

with the whore of the Nile,

sweating her back,
caught by the same hook as Caesar.

I submit to you, fellow Romans,
that Marc Antony has

broken the pact between us.

He has! He has!

For the good of the empire,
I, as co-consul, must do

as Roman justice commands me!

Yes!

War!

I declare a just
and righteous war

against Antony and Cleopatra!

[ Cheering ]

War! War! War!

General!

Come quickly!

Octavius!

Ah,
generals Grattius and Cornelius,

try one of these cakes.

They're hard to come by in Gaul.

What are you doing here?

I've come to take command.

These are Antony's men.

Do you have a
letter from Antony?

Antony is no longer
relevant to Roman affairs.

His thoughts are only
of Egypt and Cleopatra.

I will not surrender
the Gallic legions

unless Antony personally
instructs me to do so.

Then you will die.

These men are loyal to Antony!

[ Chanting "Antony" ]

Yes,
but they will follow your lead.

Antony!

Cornelius!

I will avenge you!

Ah!

[ Cheering ]

Stop him!

Move! Get after him!

He's wonderful with the child.

I shouldn't wonder.

He's a child himself.

You would do well
not to disparage Antony

in my presence.

Are you that much
in love with him?

Is your judgment that clouded?

I am in love, Olympos,
but my mind is clear.

Egypt needs him.

We need Antony's strength.

You haven't really tested his

strength, only his weaknesses.

What do you mean?

You are strong, my queen.

You have the mettle to
seize and heel the world,

but Antony,
he wants only to seize you,

and that makes him weak.

You're wrong, Olympos.

Antony does share the vision,
and he's not weak.

[ Grunting ]

Grattius, what is it?

Why have you come to Alexandria?

Your lordship, Octavius

has stolen your legions in Gaul.

General Cornelius?

Dead.

He's deliberately flaunting me!

Octavius has broken his pledge.

Imperator, go to Rome.

Take your grievance
to the senate!

Strike first,
that's what you said, isn't it?

A civil war?

Romans against Romans, Antony.

You must talk to the senate!

Take the world
before it takes you?

We will not wait for
Octavius to come to us.

We will go to him!

Your fleet, my queen.

There is Octavius.

We're more than an equal match,
I think.

I don't like it.

What don't you like, general?

It's a bad business,
attacking by sea.

If we really mean to defeat them,
we should do it

the Roman way...

Strike quickly by land.

Octavius has us blockaded inside the Gulf,
general.

We have no choice.

We must fight our way out.

But general,
it's full of dangers.

The enemy is upon on, comrades!

Prepare your stations!

[ Shouting ]

It will be decided here.

May the gods favor us.

There's Marc Antony's ship.

Faster! Faster!

Faster!

Heave.

Marc Antony thinks
this is a cavalry charge.

If it's a fight he wants...

Patience, Patience,

we'll draw him in.

He's going too fast!

He's too far forward!

He's sailing into a trap!

Light!

Pull back.

Pull back!

[ Shouting, screaming ]

Pull it down!

Hold steady!

[ Screaming ]

Boarders!

Octavius!

Release.

Boarders!

Your majesty,
you must get below!

[ Grunts ]

Ah!

Drive them back!

Fight for your queen!

Ah!

Push them back!

Antony!

Where is Antony?

We must find him!

His flagship sank, your majesty.

He might still be alive.

Forgive me,
but he can't survive that.

Octavius will be searching for you,
my queen.

I can't leave him here!

I must do something!

You must save yourself
while you can for Egypt!

[ Shouting ]

Antony.

Take out the purple sails,
have them ready to hoist

before Alexandria.

Our victory sails?

You heard me.

Now do it!

As you wish, your highness.

Exactly as I wish.

Place the garlands on the bow,
on the mast, as well.

Have the men ready to
sing a victory chant before

we sail into Alexandria.

I shall not allow my people

to see their queen in defeat.

[ Cheering ]

[ Cries ]

[ Screams ]

Water here!

Oh!

Isis, my mother,
don't turn from me now.

Don't turn from Egypt.

[ Cheering ]

No!

It's over now.

It's over.

I have good news for you.

Come.

Antony!

Leave us.

Leave us!

Oh, I thought you were dead.

I am dead.

No! No! Don't say that.

This place is like
a gigantic tomb.

Stay here long enough,
one becomes mummified.

You deserted me.

They told me you were dead!

What should I have done?

I saw something tonight
that I could not believe...

A city in victory.

I had to buy time to keep
my people from panic,

to organize a defense!

A defense?

What defense?

Octavius has
defeated us completely!

He has not defeated me!

I still rule Egypt!

How?

By lying to your people?

How could you let them
believe we've triumphed when

we failed so miserably?

We will triumph, Antony!

We will make that
falsehood come true!

You humiliate me
with this vile hypocrisy,

as if I haven't been
humiliated enough!

Be quiet!

Your men will hear you!

My men? What men?

The bottom of the sea
is littered with the bones

of my men!

You still have four
legions loyal to you!

The four legions!

Have you given up hope?

Perhaps I have.

Caesar once stopped
a whole army with only

two legions.

I am not Caesar.

I am not a god.

I am not a king!

I'm a man!

I'm just a man who
reached for too big a prize!

Where is he now?

Octavius has taken Pelusium.

That quickly?

Give these to Rufio.

Have him deliver
them to Octavius.

But these are the
emblems of your office.

Send them to
him with this letter.

I am offering my abdication
if he'll spare Caesarian

and let him sit on
the throne of Egypt.

Why, your majesty?

Has it really come to this?

There is no other recourse.

We must buy time.

Go now.

I'll get you!

[ Laughter ]

Down.

[ Laughter ]

Out of my way!

Stop it!

What? What?

Welcome, welcome, Aphrodite.

Welcome to Bacchus' Beach.

Octavius has reached Ashkelon.

Ashkelon is weeks
away from Alexandria.

Come and dance with us.

Come on! Purge your demons!

How long are you
going to stay drunk?

How would you prefer me?

Perhaps riding in the
head of four legions

to meet him in
battle for yet another

victory celebration?

A true king is not a coward!

I am not a coward.

I am merely a fool in
exile with no place to hide

except my wife's country.

[ Laughs ]

Enough! Enough!

Everybody, out! Out!

Be well.

I trusted you.

I believed in you.

I believed in your strength.

Could I have misjudged you?

You misjudged yourself.

It may be your nature
to see victory in defeat,

but it is not mine, I fear.

I fear.

I fear I can lead no more.

Oh! I should've died.

Where's my sword?

I had a sword.

I must die.

I must die with honor.

My men believed in me.

I must die.

Give me! Stop it!

Give me my sword!

I must have my honor!

That's no honor!

Is this how you want them to
remember you... a man who

no longer believes in himself?

Stand up!

Stand up and fight!

Be a man!

You want me to be a man?

[ Cries ]

Look at me!

We will fight.

You may tell your queen,
Rufio, that I have received

her tokens of submission,
and am most grateful.

As for the request to spare her son,
I cannot answer

that for the moment.

Why are you still loyal to her?

Has she enchanted you, as well?

I'm under orders from Caesar.

Caesar is dead.

I am Caesar now.

You could be my
ears in Alexandria.

Very well then.

Tell her that before I
can accept her offer,

I would require some
gesture of sincerity.

Tell her to deliver to me
the head of Marc Antony.

You may go.

Provide Octavius
with what he requires,

and you will find
him most grateful.

[ Sighs ]

No!

You must.

Your majesty,
in the name of Isis,

please do not forsake your country,
your own child,

not for love.

It would be like
stabbing my own heart.

Better Antony than Egypt.

Better that than
your own son's life.

Take the knife.

I want to share
something with you.

Come.

What's this?

Another temple of death?

It's my tomb, Antony.

When I die,
it will be sealed tight.

Here's where I'll lie
but not be confined.

Beyond flesh, I will journey to

the next life and back at will,
and there,

my sweet noble king,
I have reserved a place

for you to travel with me.

I will lie anywhere with you,

Cleopatra,
but I'm not ready to accept death, not yet,

but tonight, I had a dream.

I was winning a great
battle in the desert.

Even the ground was in my favor.

Octavius' army was
marching on impossible terrain,

no place to deploy,
nowhere to maneuver his army.

If I strike him,
and I strike him hard and fast,

I can stop his momentum.

And finish him in the desert!

Exactly!

So we may finally
realize your vision uniting

east and west in a new
golden age of light and of love

and dominion.

[ Shouting ]

Antony!

[ Shouting ]

Let me and my men come with you.

No,
I need someone here I can trust.

You'll see that
the queen is safe?

On my life.

These are just ornaments.

Still,
Octavius will not have them.

Your majesty,
this is the whole list.

You must complete this side.

Yes.

Where's Caesarian?

I haven't seen him of late.

Why do you wish to know?

No reason.

I fear for his safety.

That is all.

I'm sworn to protect him,
as well as yourself,

your majesty.

Thank you, Rufio,
for your loyalty.

[ Shouting ]

There were only
supposed to be six legions.

Imperator, we must withdraw!

Have you lost your courage,
general?

It's not a question of courage.

These are Roman soldiers.

It's not right for
them to have to fight

their fellow countrymen.

We fight to win, commander.

We fight to win!

[ Shouting ]

Charge!

Antony!

Ya! Ya!

Ya, ya!

Antony!

Close and barricade the gates!

[ Screams ]

[ Shouting ]

Come on!

Close the gates!

[ Shouting ]

Get Olympos!

We must get Caesarian
out of the city now!

The Romans are almost upon us!

Hurry! Hurry!

Caesarian, Caesarian,
we're going on a trip.

A beautiful ship is
going to take you to India,

a land of many wonders.

Aren't you coming with me?

No, mama has to stay here.

Are you going to die?

No.

I don't want you to die.

Shh!

I don't want to go.

Shh!

What news?

I couldn't stop them!

Too many!

Octavius is coming!

You must go, my son.

You know why?

'Cause you are
the future of Egypt.

[ Cries ]

I don't want to go!

He will be safe with me.

He is Egypt.

That is all I've ever lived for.

And now he must live for you.

Oh...

[ Shouting ]

Your majesty!

Is Marc Antony alive?

I do not know, my queen,
but you have to flee the city.

Octavius' army will
be here within the hour.

No!

I will wait for my king.

Your majesty!

There are documents
that have to be destroyed.

Go! Go!

Have you seen Caesarian?

Where is he?

Have you seen the child?

Where's the child?

Out of the way!

What are you doing here?

Your queen needs you on guard.

Where's the boy?

He's not here by
the blessings of Isis.

Not here?

What do you mean?

It doesn't matter.

He's safe.

Listen to me, mardian.

Caesarian is in grave danger.

Now you must tell
me where to find him.

Yes,
I promised the queen that I...

I'm the only one
that can protect him!

He's out of the country, isn't he?
Where?

Judea, Syria?

No matter.

We'll find him.

Why are you doing this?

How can you turn
against your queen?

She's not my queen,
you fat little fool!

I answer only to Rome!

Traitor! Traitor!

Goddess! Goddess!

Wait!

I brought you this from
the temple of the sun,

goddess,
to help you speed your way.

[ Sighs ]

Out of the way!

Ya!

Whoa!

Tell your queen
it's Marc Antony!

Your majesty!

It's Antony!

Antony!

Ah!

Antony!

He lives!

Bring him inside!

Close up the gates!

Seal all the
entrances and exits.

Hail, Caesar.

Did you kill the boy?

Antony, my husband, my love,
don't leave without me!

Look at me, Antony!

Look at me!

As you command, my queen.

We lost the day.

In my eyes, you are greatness.

I'm here.

I'm here with you.

Don't stay!

Don't stay with me!

Fight!

I'm not leaving you.

I'll be waiting for
you in the next life.

I see nothing but you.

I'll never be further
from you than this.

[ Screams ]

Halt!

Antony!

Queen Cleopatra!

[ Bangs on door ]

Come out!

Yield yourself to me!

Open the door!

Is she alive?

I don't know.

Get the battering ram.

Caesar.

So Antony has
gone to join Caesar.

No, he's here with me.

Take the riches of Egypt.

Then let me die properly.

I have no desire for you to die.

I've conquered a great country,
a great queen.

It's my wish that you
accompany me to Rome.

So you can walk me
behind your chariots,

your Egyptian prize,
Octavius' trophy?

That would do, yes.

I answer to no earthly
superior much less a mortal

like yourself.

I am a goddess.

I am immortal.

Ah, yes, the daughter of Isis.

You and I are very much alike...

Compelled to follow

our own natures,
fulfill our destinies.

But I have won, Cleopatra,
and you will come to Rome.

I will come with you to Rome,

but I want something in return.

Anything.

I can be very generous.

Let my son rule Egypt.

Not for the moment, no.

Then let me give
Antony an Egyptian burial

here in this place,
and I will come to you

as the Queen of Egypt
bowing to the might of Rome.

Very well.

I need time to prepare.

And the emblems of my office?

Of course, you can have them.

I have no use for them.

I have what I want.

Make sure she
doesn't harm herself.

[ Booing ]

Wait for me, Antony.

I won't be long.

Where is our queen?

What have you done with her?

[ Speaks foreign language ]

Why weren't you here to protect me,
Rufio?

I regret that it was not possible,
your majesty.

We need to be alone to
pray away from Roman eyes.

I'm afraid I can't allow that.

You should know our ways by now.

Don't you trust me?

I have trusted
you all these years.

Where is our queen?

What have you done with her?

We want our queen!

No!

Open the doors, your majesty!

Open them now or I'll
have to break them down!

Get the ram!

Citizens of Alexandria,

you have nothing
to fear from Caesar.

[ Laughs ]

Egypt and Rome have
always been close.

Magnificent, isn't it?

We want our queen!

Come on!

Bring the basket now.

Quickly.

Your majesty,
let us come with you on your journey.

It's a longer journey
than you may care to take.

We have no one but you.

You're our only world.

Then we shall go to
the next world together.

Your queen... [ Banging ]

[ Snaps fingers ]

Your queen accepts Caesar
as her friend and sovereign.

[ Banging continues ]

What is that?

Come.

[ Hissing ]

Take me to Isis.

[ Shouting ]

Again!

Put your backs into it!

Harder!

Get these doors open!

[ Groans ]

Lay me down.

One night more...

And the sun will be reborn,

and the waters of the Nile...

The Nile... Will rise and fall.

Hit it!

It's giving!

Come on!

Leave us.

Wait for me.

You've won, Cleopatra.

Farewell, Egypt.