The Love Story of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert | The Young Victoria (2009)

I hope we haven't interrupted your studies. No, not at all. How was your journey? Long, but not too bad. And we had plenty of books to keep us busy. As a matter of fact, I passed the time reading The Bride of Lammermoor by Sir Walter Scott. Yes. Do you want to come and meet Mama? Of the modern composers, I suppose Vincenzo Bellini is my favourite. What a coincidence. So is mine. Oh, which of his operas do you enjoy most? No, wait, let me guess. You put it, Annie? As a matter of fact, yes. I used to like it too. Now I prefer Norma. Tushy! Go fetch it! Fetch it, Dash! Have I offended you in some way? No. And Schubert. I like Schubert. I think perhaps you don't, but I do. I don't mind Schubert. May I keep this? But the first thing is to find an anchor point. So take your hand back to beneath your chin. Good. This is where it will come every time. Now release the bow. Your hand must cover the leather like this. And make a firm thing with two fingers. A claw. Beneath the chin. Bend this arm slightly. Rotate to catch the arrow. Very good. Is it still here? At my mother's insistence. Certainly not mine. Are you sure this is wise? Thank you for being my messenger. I hope I've given my uncle enough detail. He can fill in anything that I've missed. He takes a great interest in you. Yes. Don't I know it. You see the questions he asks by every letter. It's like this never-ending examination. Lord Melbourne. What about Lord Melbourne? Nothing. The French ambassador is here, ma'am. Right. I wish you a good journey. Victoria. I would so like to be useful to you. If there is ever an opportunity. I know you would. But not yet. The park is marvellous. So pleased you like it. I do want you to feel quite at home. I'm sure you're aware why I wished you to come here. Because it would make me happier than anything. Too happy, really, if you would agree to what I wish. And stay with you. And stay with me. And marry you. And marry me. Let's take a little tour together and visit Scotland. I hear if any part of Britain is like Germany, it's the highlands of Scotland. Yes, we must one day. No, I mean straight away now. Now? Only for a few weeks. You're a bride. They can't expect you back before that. Dearest, I may be a bride, but I'm also a queen. I cannot be away for more than three days at the most. What are you doing? Well, if we've only got three days. So tell me, will the weather be this fine for all of the three days? Yes. Always like this? Yes. We will take care of each other, won't we? Always.