The Forsytes S01E05 (2025)

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00:00which robs the victim of rational thought.

00:05Some call it delirium,

00:08which fuddles the mind and curdles the blood.

00:12Some call it possession,

00:15which distorts reason and shatters sleep.

00:19Others call it love.

00:23But call it what you will,

00:24for a foresight, it can be both a blessing and a curse.

00:32Shall we join the family for breakfast?

00:37Let's spare ourselves.

00:38We'll have to pay some sooner or later.

00:40We should throw them a welcome dinner.

00:42Show the bride what a civilised household looks like.

00:45She'll get nothing useful from Emily or Winfrey.

00:48I wonder how Frances will take it.

00:51A rival in the family?

00:52No longer Queen Bee?

00:56Well, she'll hardly be threatened by that slip of a girl.

00:59What a lovely thought.

01:03She can't seriously believe she's in love with Zones.

01:07Does she need to be?

01:08Madly.

01:09That's why I get married at all.

01:12Phil and I will be inseparable.

01:14We'll finish each other's sentences,

01:16think each other's thoughts.

01:17How exhausting.

01:19Well, I'm sad for you, Grandpa,

01:20that you've never known great passion.

01:22When did I say that?

01:25We'll grave the family tonight for drinks.

01:30But in the meantime,

01:31you can settle in and

01:33let Parder to fetch whatever you need.

01:36And where will you be?

01:38At the office.

01:40Persuading my father of our plans.

01:42And while I'm gone,

01:43why not make an imagery of everything you'd like to change?

01:47Change?

01:48My love.

01:49This is a bachelor's apartment.

01:51As a new husband,

01:53I naturally bow to my wife's superior taste.

01:57But if we're in Paris, we don't...

01:58On the rare occasions we return,

02:01I want everything to be just as you wish.

02:04Till dinner.

02:16Last night, um...

02:18Yes?

02:21I couldn't sleep for some reason.

02:24Nor I.

02:27How strange.

02:28Yes.

02:36I'll see you at dinner.

02:37Tch.

02:51Uh, uh, Wiggins.

02:52I have an errant for you.

03:07Salon gold, up five and rising?

03:09As predicted.

03:10Not by all.

03:10I recall some advised caution.

03:12They'll be regretting it now.

03:13Will they ever learn?

03:14Hmm.

03:15Ah, my boy.

03:16Hmm.

03:22I'm here to see Mrs. Gorsheim.

03:23Shall I announce you?

03:25No need, I know my way.

03:26Ah.

03:27Dear, I really...

03:29Welcome to the madness.

03:32This must all feel very daunting,

03:34but I'm here to help you navigate.

03:35Well, that's very kind.

03:36Tomorrow night.

03:37You'll join us for dinner?

03:38Thank you, we...

03:38And the day after, I'll take you into town,

03:41introduce you to all our preferred establishments.

03:43You'll want to open accounts, of course.

03:44Shall we say ten?

03:46Splendid.

03:47Right.

03:52Is there anything you require, ma'am?

03:58Um...

03:59Your name?

04:01Partitor, ma'am.

04:03First name?

04:04Constance.

04:05Do your friends call you Connie?

04:07They do.

04:09May I call you Connie?

04:11Oh, ma'am.

04:11That wouldn't be fitting.

04:12I believe that's for me to decide.

04:14Does Mr. Soames have any other personal staff?

04:16He does.

04:17I'd love to meet them, please.

04:19Yes, ma'am.

04:22This is Knowles.

04:23Oh, first names.

04:25Oh, er...

04:26Teddy, Vallée.

04:29Betsy, parlourmaid.

04:30Simeon, footman.

04:32Betsy, Teddy, Simeon, Connie.

04:35I'm delighted to meet you.

04:36I'm not sure how long Mrs. Soames and I will be staying,

04:38but I hope we have the chance to become better acquainted.

04:44Ma'am.

04:46Forgive me for saying.

04:47The lady of the house shouldn't fraternise the servants.

04:50It might confuse them.

04:52They don't expect to be treated with respect.

04:55Well, I expect it.

04:56The least I can do is return the compliment.

04:58Is that understood?

05:00Perfectly, ma'am.

05:07Telegram did the trick, I see.

05:08No.

05:09No, I've actually returned earlier than planned to navigate any potential upheavals caused by world events.

05:18Such as?

05:19Famine in Africa, tornadoes in Bengal, conflict in Suez.

05:23Upheavals, which could lead to turbulence in the markets.

05:27And Mrs. Soames?

05:31Is she aware of her duties?

05:35As the wife of a prospective chairman, she'll need to rise to the occasion.

05:41And when the occasion arises, she will.

05:45Now, if you'll excuse me, Pa.

05:47Of course.

05:59Just the person I wanted.

06:03June, how are you?

06:05Engaged.

06:05To someone you actually like?

06:09Not that dreary Earl Mama was grooming me for.

06:12Pa came up trumps, said I could marry for love.

06:15Then he's a rare soul.

06:16My absolute hero.

06:19So, his name's Phil.

06:21He's an architect.

06:22We're not allowed to marry till he gets his first commission, but...

06:25I say, you don't fancy a house in the country.

06:29If it's just outside Paris.

06:31We'll speak to Phil.

06:32You'll love him.

06:33He's like us.

06:34I mean, you and I.

06:36Because you'll soon realise we are not typical foresights.

06:40What is a typical foresight?

06:42Brace yourself.

06:43You're about to discover.

06:44Are you going into town?

06:46Should we go together?

06:48Yes.

06:52Brace!

06:55Brace!

06:56I'll have one!

06:58I just met!

07:11Thank you for agreeing to see me.

07:14Last night, forgive me, I should never have come.

07:20But when I heard they were sick, I...

07:21It's a weakness they have.

07:24Holly especially.

07:25She's always been delicate.

07:28But we manage.

07:29I don't want you to manage.

07:31I...

07:32My stepdaughter June, her whole life, she's been lavished with all the luxuries money can buy.

07:37So why should they not have the same?

07:39Because they're not gentle folk.

07:41They're my children.

07:42Don't say that.

07:45I'm sorry.

07:48But let me do something.

07:51Pay for their education, medicine.

07:53They need never know.

07:57I'm their father.

07:57I'd like to see them from time to time, if you'll let me.

08:07I'll consider it.

08:08The other ledger, please.

08:33It's with him, that's yours.

08:34Thank you, sir.

08:35There you are.

08:46So how's Paris?

08:48Why do you ask?

08:49Rhetorically.

08:50Obviously it was bliss.

08:51All the more noble that he returned prematurely for the good of the firm.

08:55Having kept his ear to the ground.

08:56On his honeymoon.

08:58Got wind of impending turbulence in the markets.

09:00From where?

09:01Point being that in times of instability, there are gains to be made.

09:04By those prepared to take calculated risks.

09:07Shouldn't we apply more of a cautious approach to the long-term picture?

09:09It becomes clear.

09:10Don't think he's suggesting that anyone should adopt the tactic?

09:14Just those adept in risk management.

09:16Over to you, my boy.

09:18Excuse me.

09:18You went out after all?

09:43It's a covent garden for nectarines.

09:47Part of the would have fetched them.

09:49Oh, I wanted the air.

09:50I hate being cooped up all day.

10:00How's your father?

10:01Was he reassured?

10:02My father.

10:06My father.

10:09Yes.

10:11My father.

10:16Appears robust.

10:18But for years now, he's had issues with his heart.

10:21Oh, I'm sorry.

10:22I had no idea.

10:23I'm thinking further.

10:24I'm realizing we've been selfish.

10:29And rather than risk aggravating his condition, perhaps we should adjust our plans.

10:36His health could fail at any moment.

10:39So I think for the present, we must remain here.

10:43You mean not to return to Paris?

10:54But if I miss the chance to audition...

10:56I'm sorry.

10:58It's not what either of us wished.

11:01But what can I do?

11:11We should dress for cocktails.

11:13My father will be there.

11:26Please don't mention this conversation.

11:29It'll only embarrass him.

11:36I believe I'm a little nervous.

11:37No, Mama.

11:39I can't quite work her out.

11:41She seems a sweet thing, but...

11:43I can't help thinking she's a little outré.

11:46Well, her wedding dress was hardly a la mode.

11:48And according to her stepmother, she absolutely insisted on wearing it.

11:52Well, one wonders if she'll want her own way in all sorts of matters.

11:55Sure, same as we put a stop to that?

11:57I'm not so sure.

11:58He seems besotted.

11:59Can you blame him?

12:01I can't bear the idea of her running rings around him.

12:04Well, she's no business doing anything but love, honour and obey.

12:07Oh, my dears.

12:16Well, here we are.

12:19It's good to be home.

12:30You're most welcome, my dear.

12:36I checked with Mama.

12:37Only five horses for dinner.

12:39Pity.

12:39I was hoping to sink enough to last me three days.

12:41I could steal you some muffins from the kitchen.

12:45Would you?

12:46Please?

12:47When do I get to meet your family?

12:51Well, as you know, my mother is deceased and my father has very little time for me.

12:55Oh, you're a brute.

12:57House building is not, to his mind, a reputable profession.

13:02Dear Phil, I am now mulling a small pagoda for the garden.

13:07I advise against.

13:08Have you considered it's better notch?

13:11I could have sworn that Soames said they'd been gone not once.

13:14Perhaps he got bored of her.

13:16Well, she of him, personally, I wouldn't last five minutes.

13:19Well, no doubt you can ply her with questions at dinner tomorrow.

13:22Oh, I already have.

13:24We walked into town together.

13:26Oh.

13:27She's too good for Soames, of course, but you'll adore her.

13:32You too, Papa.

13:35Papa?

13:38I'm sorry, what?

13:40Well, Irene, you'll get on like a house on fire.

13:44In fact, I think she might prefer you to Soames.

13:47Who wouldn't?

13:48Well, my dear, we're a long way from Paris, but none the worse for that.

13:55And we must throw a ball in your honour, though I should warn you, James is a fiend for the polka.

14:01What?

14:02Isn't that rather boisterous?

14:05Well, no.

14:06Not for an athlete like myself.

14:08Well, I think it's time for us to retire.

14:12Early start tomorrow.

14:13Standards to set, etc.

14:14Indeed.

14:16Yes, now that Soames is stepping up, we're relying on you to do the same.

14:21You are a foresight now, my dear.

14:23Standards are high.

14:25So are the rewards.

14:31Good night to you all.

14:32I really seemed a little subdued.

14:49If you'd let me near her, I would have livened her up a bit.

14:54She asked me how I was.

14:56How the devil should I be?

14:58Fit as a fiddle, I told her.

14:59Perhaps she was tired of the journey from Paris.

15:02In a first-class carriage with Soames pandering to her every whim?

15:05I really hope she won't make life difficult for him.

15:08I think she already has.

15:09Her father seemed very spirited.

15:30He puts on a good show, so as not to alarm my mother.

15:34He puts on a good show.

15:47He puts on a good show, so as not to alarm my mother.

15:51He puts on a good show to me.

15:52He puts on a good show.

15:52He gets on a good show.

15:53He puts on a good show.

15:54Open it.

16:10It's beautiful.

16:12I thought you could wear it close to your heart.

16:24I very much regret our change of plans.

16:41Perhaps in a year or so we might reconsider.

16:49By then my chance to join the ballet will have passed.

16:52And that grieves me.

16:55All we can do is take solace in each other.

17:00I believe we'll find much to enjoy if we dwell on our many blessings instead of what we've lost.

17:22Jane.

17:35You know, I saw you in Soho, watching the jugglers with them.

17:44I'm sorry, that must have been...

17:45Upsetting.

17:46No more than for you, having to cut ties with your own children.

17:54And how can you bear it?

17:55When I married your mother, I swore there'd be no difference in my love for you or any other children she or her might have.

18:05And sadly, there have been no other children.

18:07For me, they do exist.

18:12And my love for you has only made it clear what I owe to them.

18:16And I met with their mother, in addition to her settlement, when they reached their majority.

18:23I've committed to educate and provide for them now.

18:30And I intend to tell your mother this evening.

18:33So say nothing to her before then.

18:36I don't expect her to take it well.

18:40Nor you.

18:40What am I?

18:46A child.

18:47Well, I...

18:47I met her.

18:49I liked her.

18:51And...

18:52I do know that difficult decisions have to be made.

18:57Such as you made.

18:59Letting me and Phil get engaged.

19:09You're not a bad person.

19:10Till this evening.

19:34Well...

19:34No.

19:34It's okay.

19:40That's it.

19:41It's okay.

19:43You're not a bad person.

19:44It's okay.

19:45I'm not a bad person.

19:48I'm not a bad person.

19:49I'm not a bad person.

19:53It's okay.

19:53What do you say?

19:54Look, it's Joe.

20:13Hello.

20:14Hello.

20:24Do you have any children?

20:38A stepdaughter.

20:40Very bright, very clever.

20:42Our father was handsome.

20:43And clever.

20:44And fun.

20:46And a very great artist.

20:49Well, if you have such a gift, you should use it.

20:54Especially if that gift is an expression of who you are.

20:58Or used to be.

21:00And could be again.

21:06Uh, children, I think we must be going.

21:09Say goodbye.

21:10Goodbye.

21:11Goodbye.

21:23Yes.

21:24No, wait.

21:28Mum?

21:36Yes.

21:40Make the arrangements.

21:41Yes, madam.

21:41Get me that letter.

22:04What's happening?

22:07Telegram from Salon.

22:09Explosion of the mine.

22:10200 dead.

22:11Hundreds more injured.

22:12So Jimmy Buckland's dead.

22:13And locals are turning on what's left of management.

22:15And the share price.

22:16I can imagine.

22:17It's a disaster.

22:18It's a disaster.

22:22It's a disaster.

22:23It's a disaster.

22:24It's a disaster.

22:25It's a disaster.

22:26It's a disaster.

22:27It's a disaster.

22:28It's a disaster.

22:29It's a disaster.

22:30It's a disaster.

22:31It's a disaster.

22:32It's a disaster.

22:33It's a disaster.

22:34It's a disaster.

22:35It's a disaster.

22:36It's a disaster.

23:37Miss Forsyte.

23:41Miss Louisa.

23:42I was buying marshmallows and I thought, why don't I bring some for the children?

23:48That's kind.

23:50May I?

23:52Now, take them upstairs.

23:54Oh, must they go?

23:56Please.

23:57Yes.

24:02They're adorable.

24:04Yes.

24:05Do you have any siblings?

24:09Four sisters, two brothers.

24:11What?

24:12Whereas, I'm an only child.

24:15Oh.

24:16So I thought.

24:20Was there anything else?

24:23What?

24:28Oh.

24:29Oh.

24:30Um.

24:31Yes.

24:32I, I, I'd like to be fitted for a new gown.

24:36I'll fetch my measuring tape.

24:37This came while you were out.

24:53Oh my God.

24:54Hannah, I, I don't understand.

24:59How, how could this happen?

25:05Eviction?

25:07How on earth?

25:08I have no idea.

25:09Could it be a mistake?

25:09It must be, surely.

25:11Something amiss.

25:12Can I help?

25:13No, thank you.

25:14You're very kind, but is there someone who could advise you?

25:18Someone else who could help?

25:24Absolutely not.

25:27And I beg that you don't mention this.

25:30To anyone.

25:31To anyone.

25:43Lest there be any doubt,

26:10collective panic

26:13can only inflame the situation.

26:16Salon Gold has suffered a setback.

26:19Some of our clients,

26:20those who invested large sums,

26:23will be feeling the pinch.

26:24The pinch?

26:25But,

26:26at the end of the day,

26:28the choice to invest lies solely with them.

26:31Damn right.

26:32Everyone knows there are no guaranteed returns,

26:35and the contract they sign...

26:36Informs them of that, yes,

26:37but which of them bothers to read it?

26:38And whose fault is that?

26:40Ours.

26:41For not emphasising the risks.

26:43Theirs.

26:44For having their eye on the bigger prize.

26:46I, for one,

26:47do not accept that the responsibility is solely ours.

26:51And why does that not surprise me?

27:01In case you were wondering,

27:03that is what leadership looks like.

27:06A cool head in a crisis.

27:08A crisis of our own making.

27:10How could we have known?

27:11The scope of it?

27:13We couldn't.

27:16We gambled.

27:19We lost.

27:20We lost.

27:34Ow.

27:37Mama,

27:38let me help.

27:39What are you doing?

27:40I can manage.

27:43Mama,

27:43what is it?

27:46What is it?

27:54Your father has resumed relations with that woman.

27:57I blame her.

28:05He is weak,

28:06but she has

28:06entrapped him.

28:08Surely not.

28:09And if he can't be trusted to keep his distance,

28:10then the only solution is

28:11for her to be

28:14put out of his reach.

28:15for good.

28:17For good.

28:31Could it be her doing?

28:32Of course it's her doing.

28:34I should never have agreed to see him again.

28:37You must write to him.

28:39Tell him.

28:39I don't want anything more to do with any of them.

28:41We'll simply pack up and go.

28:45But where?

28:46How will we live?

28:48How will our clients know where to find us?

28:52We'll manage.

29:07Good evening.

29:11Did you have a pleasant day?

29:26I went into town and met with Madam Lanna.

29:29May I ask why?

29:30To engage her for lessons.

29:35I see.

29:41And is such a hobby

29:43really compatible

29:44with your role as my wife?

29:48I don't regard it as a hobby.

29:49Go ahead, Sid.

30:16Your old man got it wrong.

30:17I wasn't going to say anything.

30:18No, no, no.

30:19Let me have the grace

30:20to admit my mistakes.

30:23I didn't trust your instincts.

30:25Thought I knew best.

30:28Lesson learned.

30:30Perhaps I'm not the expert after all.

30:32Nothing to do with me.

30:46Nothing to do with me.

30:53I claim no expertise.

30:54I simply follow advice.

30:57It was really quite shocking.

30:58Poor Monty was escorted from his club.

31:00Frog marched out.

31:01Like a criminal,

31:02simply because several members,

31:03clients of mine,

31:04came a cropper with saline gold.

31:05And Dizzy Caswell.

31:07Threatened to thrash me.

31:08And how was it your fault

31:09he lost half his estate?

31:10Well, he can thank his stars.

31:12He wasn't Harry Faulkner.

31:13Harry Faulkner?

31:16Of Cavendish Square?

31:18Not for much longer.

31:20Poor devil's lost his entire fortune.

31:22Oh, here you are.

31:35We were just wondering,

31:37are you one of those wives

31:38who takes an interest

31:39in her husband's profession?

31:41I could be,

31:42but at present,

31:43I know little of it.

31:44I believe it's essential for a man

31:45to keep his professional life separate.

31:48Why should a wife be plagued

31:49with his trials and tribulations?

31:50Because husband and wife

31:52should have no secrets from each other.

31:54But then where would the mystery be?

31:56Isn't that what keeps both parties

31:57on their toes?

32:01Can we speak?

32:03Not that I'm suggesting anything at all.

32:09And how are you served?

32:12What is it?

32:17Tell me.

32:18Whatever I tell you,

32:22no one can know it came from me.

32:30Summoned for an audience with the mater.

32:32What's this about?

32:33What?

32:33Something I said?

32:52Harry Faulkner

32:53of Cavendish Square.

32:57Yes.

33:01Do you plan to cover his losses?

33:06Why on earth would we do that?

33:09I believe it's what your father

33:11would have wished.

33:11Well, with all due respect

33:13to the pater's memory, I...

33:14You owe him this.

33:16Have you forgotten

33:17how he salvaged your reputations

33:19and sent you back on course

33:20after you'd been caught floundering?

33:23Floundering?

33:23If you mean our brief attachment

33:25to a certain lady...

33:27Alexandra Shepard.

33:29I do.

33:34So,

33:35what are you saying?

33:37That if you know what's best

33:38for all concerned,

33:40you will do right

33:42by Harry Faulkner.

33:45Well, if she couldn't pay the rent,

33:46why not tell me?

33:48I don't think

33:48that's the reason.

33:50I think

33:50someone wants to be rid of her.

33:54Someone wants her premises?

33:55Someone who wants her removed

33:57from their life.

34:01From their husband's life.

34:06Your mother wouldn't do that.

34:07Please,

34:16don't be too harsh with her.

34:20Will you speak to her tonight?

34:21No.

34:24That's something

34:25I have to do first.

34:26Good night.

34:40But I don't know.

34:42I would have had an answer

34:44And退,

34:45didn't tell her to have

34:47an open door.

34:49And after giving her

34:51you'd be a little

34:56Well, are you ready to visit the Promised Land?

35:10Liberties, my dear.

35:11It's the only place to shop.

35:26Good morning, Joss.

35:37Could you fetch your mother and sister for me?

35:42We'll go on a little drive.

35:45Come on.

35:47Big step now.

35:50Would you join me?

35:55Please.

36:01Can we, Mama?

36:03Mama, please.

36:06God, we spent so much.

36:16True, but you'll soon come to realise you deserve it.

36:20My dear, your life is no longer your own.

36:24As a four-eyed woman, you're expected to shine.

36:28To be a perfect hostess.

36:30To forge useful connections.

36:32To profess no controversial opinions.

36:34To pursue no scandalous habits.

36:36Am I committed a mind of my own?

36:38Of course.

36:40But be aware.

36:41The men like to think everything is their idea.

36:44And it's so much easier to let them.

36:48Why have we stopped here?

36:49Oh, thank you.

36:52Why have we stopped here?

36:53Oh, uh, thank you.

37:08Why have we stopped here?

37:16Oh, uh, thank you.

37:27Should we go in?

37:29Doors are not.

37:29Go inside and have a look around.

37:34Why are we here?

37:38Who lives here?

37:44Do you like it?

37:46I love it.

37:49What is this place?

37:52Your home?

37:57I bought these from Fortnum's.

37:59What a kind thought.

38:01I don't know what to get for the gentleman.

38:03Sweet things can be bad for the Constitution.

38:04Don't worry about Monty.

38:06He's got the digestion of a hog.

38:07Oh, but James, is he not at all delicate?

38:11Oh, good Lord, no.

38:13Tough as old boot.

38:14Not a day sickness in his life.

38:15A brandy?

38:35Are you aware

39:03that my children and their mother

39:06have been served with a notice of eviction?

39:11How would I know that?

39:18How would you know that?

39:21Are you still seeing her?

39:23I have seen her, yes.

39:26I intended to...

39:27Why are you seeing her?

39:30To inform her that her children

39:31will henceforth receive

39:32ongoing financial support

39:33for their living and educational needs.

39:40I see.

39:44And I'll occasionally visit.

39:48Despite your assurance to me?

39:52I have reconsidered.

39:56I realize I owe it to them.

39:59To her.

40:00This is all about her.

40:04And what she's managed to extract from you.

40:07There has been no extraction quite the reverse.

40:09You've broken your promise.

40:11To me and to June.

40:14You've continued your affair.

40:16There is no affair.

40:17Oh, you're not even being honest with yourself!

40:19Are you honest?

40:24Are you being honest right now?

40:27Oh.

40:29How dare you suggest...

40:30I do suggest.

40:32I suggest you know very well

40:33Louise has been evicted

40:34because you are responsible.

40:35Oh, that's outrageous!

40:37And if honesty is really what you want,

40:39then I will tell you

40:40I am appalled

40:41that you will go to such lengths

40:42to destroy the lives of two innocent children.

40:44You are also blameless.

40:46But you are not blameless.

40:49You have gone behind my back

40:51again and again and again.

40:54And to claim there is no affair.

40:59I cannot believe it.

41:00You won't believe it.

41:01Then make me believe it.

41:12Remove her from our lives.

41:16From London.

41:18Preferably abroad.

41:20So you are never again tempted to see her

41:23or her children for the rest of their lives.

41:25You don't require this of me, Frances.

41:33I do require it.

41:45I'm sorry.

41:55How was your trip with Frances?

42:10Illuminating.

42:11I discovered how ill-equipped

42:13I am to be a foresight wife.

42:16Well, Frances will teach you

42:18all there is to know.

42:18She's already taught me a great deal.

42:25Was it that day in the cafe

42:48with my friends?

42:50Is that when you changed your mind?

42:52I'm sorry, what?

42:53Or was it at the ballet?

42:54You were so quiet afterwards.

42:56Did something alarm you?

42:58I'm tired.

42:59I've had a taxiing day.

43:00And was there really

43:01a telegram from your father?

43:05I told you there was...

43:06And does he actually

43:07have an issue with his heart?

43:08Why should you doubt my mother?

43:09Because your mother assures me

43:10he's never been ill in his life.

43:24Do you recollect when we met

43:30you were grieving

43:33practically destitute?

43:38Now

43:38you have luxury

43:40security

43:42the chance to make your mark

43:45on London society.

43:46And what if that isn't what I want?

43:47Well then I suggest

43:51you learn to want it

43:52and count your blessings.

43:57You are my wife

43:58and our life together

44:00can be exceedingly pleasant.

44:06Or it can be difficult.

44:09But the difficulty

44:11will be of your own making

44:13not mine.

44:15I don't know.

44:45Irene, Irene, don't go. Come meet Phil.

45:10Irene, this is my fiancée, Phil.

45:15Phil, this is darling Irene.

45:17Delighted to meet you.

45:19Pleasure's all mine.

45:20I know you two are going to adore each other.

45:22We are.

45:22I absolutely insist.

45:23No.

45:31Looted you out, has she?

45:47Marriage going well, is it?

45:48the boys aren't thinking straight why else would he take such a stance about two children he's barely

46:08met his own children yes there is a pull but it must be resisted everything dear to him resides here

46:28trust me you'll return

46:38you really have no idea do you i admit it i don't

46:51any chance for bed for the night

46:52well that's the lot 10 years of it sad i think it's for the best

47:17i do too

47:19well goodbye yes goodbye

47:42you

47:45you

47:49you

47:51you

47:53you

47:56you

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