Mary, Queen of Scots Quotes in Mary of Scotland (1936)

Mary, Queen of Scots: [to Queen Elizabeth I] I might have known you'd come to gloat like this - stealthily, under cover of night.

Mary, Queen of Scots: I have loved as a woman loves, lost as a woman loses... My son shall sit on the throne! My son shall rule England! Still, still, I win!

Mary, Queen of Scots: [to Bothwell] What's my throne? I'd put a torch to it for any one of the days with you.

Moray: I have only followed my conscience.

Mary, Queen of Scots: I hope you have one.

Mary, Queen of Scots: War! Is that all you men know?

[last lines]

Executioner: Forgive me, madam.

Mary, Queen of Scots: I forgive you with all my heart. I thank you even. I hope this death shall put an end to all my troubles. For in my end is my beginning.

[pause]

Mary, Queen of Scots: Lord, into your hands I commend my spirit.

[first lines]

Francis - King of France: [screams] La Vierge!

Mary, Queen of Scots: What is it? What is it?

Francis - King of France: My head! My head!

Mary, Queen of Scots: Be still, be still, put your head down.

Francis - King of France: Please, help me.