RDR 2: C4 # 17 - Rants of an Old Woman (Lillian Powell Encounter) - video Dailymotion

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#RedDeadRedemption2 (PlayStation 4) [RePlaythrough] Chapter 4 - Special Character # 23 + Chance Encounter # 115  Arthur encounters a drunk aging writer ranting about life in the Saint Denis saloon.

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00:00You

00:30You

01:00What does a dried-up old hag have to do to get drunk around here?

01:26Please! Gentlemen, you're embarrassing yourselves! You're not even good drunks!

01:35You know, they're saying the city's revised school charter...

01:43Hello, ma'am.

01:46What are you looking at, cowboy?

01:49Well, I ain't too sure.

01:52Well, that's a feeling I imagine you're just too familiar with, hmm, darling.

01:57Now, shoo, please. I'm waiting for someone interesting to turn up.

02:02A shark still left it. Happened before, my dear.

02:14Will you give me some air to smoke in here?

02:17The new girl broke one of the salad plates! Now we've got...

02:25Oh, bloody boring! Boring!

02:30All of you! You're all boring! You should be ashamed of yourselves!

02:37Not an interesting mind or a nasty habit among a lot of you!

02:42The place used to be sophisticated. Stories I heard would make a devil blush!

02:49Not anymore. The devil's gone elsewhere. And we're left with the choir masters.

02:59And not the fun kind. No siree.

03:05He can't keep a house to save her life. I wouldn't stay for it.

03:14I come home and the potatoes aren't even coiled.

03:17I tell her I work all day. You can't even boil a potato!

03:20You gotta put your foot down.

03:22See, I get home, I check everything.

03:24Here!

03:25Every room, every shelf, and everything.

03:28Y'all wanted a drink? What in God's name?

03:30There you go. Are you a blind lady?

03:32Shut the hell up!

03:33I can't! She's not her mind!

03:35What's wrong with you?

03:36Let's go!

03:37I can't deal with this.

03:39I think it's my man.

03:43Don't worry, it'll wash off.

03:46Like I give a damn.

03:57The train robbery up on the granite path.

04:00Does anyone have any cocaine?

04:06I simply must have some!

04:10I bet none of you bores have any.

04:13And if you did, I bet none of you would share.

04:17Miss Powell, please, whatever you need, just ask.

04:24It's Miss Powell, and I need some bloody cocaine.

04:30Well, I can't help you.

04:36Ma'am?

04:37Jimmy!

04:42Is Jimmy here?

04:43Have you seen Jimmy, tough guy?

04:47Can't say that I have.

04:49Well, when you see him, punch him for me, will you?

04:52Bloody little man's late with my cocaine.

05:02No.

05:03Those Lemoine fellows forever have their heads in the past.

05:05They won't be happy unless we face another one.

05:07My God!

05:10What is wrong with all of you?

05:14You're dull!

05:16Dull, dull, dull.

05:19I bet you all vote.

05:23I bet you all care!

05:26Oh, there's nothing worse than caring.

05:28Caring hurts.

05:30I don't wanna hurt.

05:32I wanna drink.

05:33And eject cocaine.

05:35Devour virgins whole.

05:37Hmm?

05:40Usual sort of stuff.

05:43They keep talking about giving us the vote.

05:47Let me be very clear, gentlemen, I do not want the bloody vote.

05:52I want to be a queen.

05:55Voting is demeaning.

05:57It's unnatural.

05:59What's wrong with this country?

06:01Too many bloody rights, and given to entirely the wrong people.

06:07We need another war.

06:09Oh, don't be shocked.

06:11What are you, virgins?

06:12Give me a break.

06:16I'm not drunk.

06:18I'm an intellectual.

06:20That's the thing, darling.

06:22We intellectuals have to drink.

06:25We've got a terribly difficult job.

06:29Just being clever like this is so very hard.

06:33It's exhausting.

06:34Why, just the other day.

06:37I was so tired of just being brilliant like this.

06:41I drank alder.

06:46I'm bored.

06:48I need some cocaine.

06:50You can ride off a cliff for all I care.

06:52What?

06:53You're like a bad smell.

07:03Literally.

07:07Whatever it is you want from me, darling, I promise you won't get it.

07:12Darling.

07:14I said, darling, can I get another bloody drink over here?

07:18Bonjour.

07:20Come on, chop, chop. Darling, I'm dying of thirst.

07:23This is meant to be a saloon, not a bloody vicarage.

07:28Oh, what's wrong with you?

07:31What does a girl have to do to get drunk around here?

07:33Some people are trying to enjoy the drinks, too.

07:34You know, I think I do want to be...

07:36I enjoy one.

07:37If someone would fill my bloody glass.

07:38Not the first time.

07:40Oh, Bob.

07:42Morning.

07:43Morning.

07:44Good morning.

07:46Good morning.

07:59Nice to see you again, cowboy.

08:03And you, Miss, um...

08:06Lilian Powell.

08:08I used to be quite well known.

08:10Oh, now I'm just the bloody town drunk.

08:14Who knew you?

08:16The worst type, Starling.

08:20Intellectuals.

08:21In other words, men without balls.

08:24Hermaphrodites, as my mother would call them.

08:26Eunuchs, as my father liked to say.

08:28Geldings.

08:29I was popular with geldings, Starling.

08:32Now even the balls hate me.

08:37I'm a bad old mess.

08:40A sick fellow dropped dead right outside the saloon.

08:48Nobody dared move him for hours.

08:51So that means appropriate.

08:53Will you give me some air to smoke in here?

09:00How do you do this?

09:04Gotta find me here.

09:07Oh, what I wouldn't give.

09:10With the love of a good woman.

09:13I'd give up booze and opium.

09:16And that little toy I had sent from Paris.

09:19Oh, don't be shocked.

09:22None of you.

09:22Not even you, Tom.

09:24Oh, do any of you know about Tom?

09:27He was a priest.

09:28Where is bloody Tom?

09:31Tom, where in the blazes are you?

09:35Little Catamite was a priest until he got defrocked.

09:40It was an outrage.

09:42He'll tell you all about it.

09:43I trust everything is wet.

09:50The new girl brought one of the salad plates.

09:52Now we've got your service.

09:53Tommy!

09:55Oh, forgive me, Tom.

09:58I'm sorry I called you a catamite.

10:01I know it's not true, darling.

10:03Oh, Tom.

10:05Tommy!

10:08Tom, forgive old Lillian.

10:10I'm such a bad boy.

10:12I can really add.

10:14Oh, Tom.

10:16He's sulking with me again.

10:19I think someone's pissed in his porridge.

10:22That's what my nanny used to say.

10:25Silly old scotch hag smelled of old fish.

10:30Thank God she's dead.

10:32Can I get another bloody drink?

10:34I'm parched.

10:37Can someone bring me something to eat?

10:40This year is a real man's game.

10:42Something light and refreshing, like cocaine on toast.

10:48Sight of despair.

10:50Monsieur?

11:03Hello, ma'am.

11:06Just what exactly are we doing alive?

11:11It's a mystery to me.

11:12No mistake.

11:14You got any ideas, big man?

11:17No.

11:18Not really.

11:19Well, at least you're honest.

11:21All my life I've been surrounded by morons claiming to know the answer to that question.

11:28Liars.

11:29Bloody lottery.

11:30Narcissi.

11:31All of them.

11:32It's the great American sickness, vanity.

11:38I'm very drunk.

11:39Okay.

11:40Okay.

11:41Okay.

11:42Okay.

11:43Okay.

11:44Okay.

11:45Okay.

11:46Okay.

11:47Okay.

11:48Okay.

11:48One of the regulars came and said he was pulled right out of his carriage by a thug with a pistol.

11:57Those Lemoine fellows forever had their heads in the past.

12:00They won't be happy unless we face another war.

12:03That's the way of the world.

12:09Bon pain.

12:09Where is that little shit?

12:12Tommy darling, where are you?

12:17These cowboys.

12:18I'm tired of them riding through the streets.

12:23Does anyone have a woman to spare?

12:27Nice little housewife I could devour.

12:31Jimmy?

12:33Jimmy, are you still here?

12:34I bet he's off having his dress mended.

12:36I bet he's off having his dress mended.

12:38Hmm.

12:39Sniveling little leech.

12:41Or a reprobate.

12:43Yeah.

12:43He reminds me of my husband.

12:45Did I ever tell any of you fools about David?

12:48Oh, my God.

12:50He's a brilliant man.

12:52But there wasn't a busboy or a bellhop from here to Timbuktu he didn't seduce.

12:58Prince's, paupers, office clerks, David had them all.

13:06No wonder his symphony was laughed at.

13:09He wrote a long section for the timpani.

13:13All because he was in love with the percussionist.

13:17Eros, you are such a shit to us mortals.

13:23Whoa.

13:24Rene has staking up with another housegirl.

13:35Silly old fool, monsieur.

13:39You need something?

13:41This world.

13:44What kind of a sick fellow thought it up?

13:47Answer me that, any of you?

13:50Probably a eunuch.

13:51Judging by the people he let to do well.

13:56And he hated women.

13:57Judging by what fate has handed to me.

14:02Look at me.

14:05I'm an old mess.

14:09And the streets are light.

14:11Unbelievable.

14:13What's happening to this place?

14:19How do you do?

14:21Hello.

14:24You ever play this before, friend?

RDR 2: C4 # 17 - Rants of an Old Woman (Lillian Powell Encounter)

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