Watch Season 6 Episode 05 “The Duke’s Dilemma” of Miss Scarlet & The Duke — full English dub. Eliza Scarlet faces a moral dilemma when a powerful nobleman seeks her help to solve a mysterious murder that could ruin his reputation. As the investigation unfolds, secrets about the Duke’s past and connections are revealed, testing Eliza’s trust and loyalty. Expect thrilling twists, emotional conflict, and dark secrets in this gripping crime drama.
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00:00Elyse!
00:04Elyse!
00:08Elyse!
00:10Elyse!
00:12Elyse!
00:14Elyse!
00:16Elyse!
00:20Sorry, I didn't want to disturb you.
00:22Come in, please.
00:24Elyse!
00:42How have you been?
00:44Very well, thank you.
00:46And you?
00:48Busy.
00:50Yes, I can see that.
00:54It's good to see you, Elyse.
01:08I'm here because I wanted to let you know that I'm going away on holiday.
01:12An actual holiday, or...?
01:14What does that mean?
01:16You've said before you were going on holiday, but in fact we're on a case.
01:20I'm going to Paris to visit Moses and his family.
01:22His wife had a little boy.
01:28Well, that is welcome news.
01:30Please give it my best.
01:34Contrary to what you believe, Alexandra, I don't lie to you.
01:40Do you have any idea how hard it was for me to come and see you today?
01:42I wanted to come and see you, but...
01:44Come.
01:46I need your sign off, sir.
02:00Door.
02:04Just...
02:06Blake.
02:08Thank you, Ms. Summers. Put him through.
02:22Sergeant Clarke, you got my message?
02:26Yes, thank you.
02:28Well, anything you can do.
02:30I appreciate that.
02:32I'll wait till here.
02:35Goodbye.
02:42I was the Death Sergeant of Bow Street.
02:44I've been trying to find some extra men for the night shift.
02:48Half have gone to the rookeries, riots are breaking out everywhere.
02:50The other half have gone down with stomach flu.
03:02You were saying you wanted to come and see me.
03:06But...
03:20I have thought of you many times over this last week.
03:26I'm in a meeting!
03:30Sorry, sir.
03:31It's the superintendent's way of view.
03:34I didn't realise the time.
03:36You're busy.
03:37And I should pack.
03:38I leave first thing in the morning.
03:39Sorry, Ms. Scarlett.
03:40Instead of Willows.
03:41Ms. Scarlett.
03:43I'll be with you shortly, Willows.
03:50See you later.
04:20Hope you feel better soon, Maggie.
04:27I think she's got that stomach bug, poor thing.
04:30Oh, it's a nasty one, from all accounts.
04:32Half the men have gone home sick with it.
04:33Anyway, I just came to see if you wanted to go for a cuppa on your break.
04:37I'd love to, but Inspector Blake said I've got to ring round the other precincts,
04:40see if they can spare any men.
04:43Not having much luck, though.
04:44Most of them aren't even answering.
04:46It'll be the riots and the ruckeries.
04:48What with the sickness, we're badly under man.
04:50We might even have a problem transferring the big fella to Newgate later.
04:55Is Dylan Cooper really in our cells?
04:59Well, he's under lock and key.
05:01And I'm here to protect you.
05:03My hero.
05:06I may have to cover the night shift,
05:07so it might be best that we dine tomorrow night instead.
05:10I'm stuck here, too.
05:11Maggie was the fifth girl to go home early.
05:14Tomorrow night, then?
05:15I'll take us somewhere nice to make up for it.
05:17Can we go back to Barron's?
05:18It was lovely there.
05:20I'll book it in the morning.
05:21You're too good to me, Georgie.
05:23I don't deserve you.
05:25No, you probably don't.
05:37Detective Willows?
05:38I need your help transferring Cooper to Newgate.
05:43So I've still got ahead, sir?
05:44The prison governor will be sending an armed escort at eight o'clock this evening.
05:47Cooper won't be police.
05:49He's been telling everyone the governor of Newgate won't dare take him.
05:51Thinks he'll be too scared of the repercussions.
05:53In that case, I shall enjoy telling Mr. Cooper personally that he is very much mistaken.
05:59If you don't stop staring at me, Barron, I'm going to rip your eyeballs out of sockets.
06:14I want to move cells, Blake.
06:21This fella ain't right in the head.
06:28Inspector Blake.
06:32And you will indeed be moving cells to Newgate Prison.
06:37You what?
06:38The governor's looking forward to welcoming you to your new home.
06:45You leave at eight.
06:47Best saying goodbyes.
06:51No.
06:57I ain't going anywhere.
07:00I beg to differ.
07:02I've heard about those riots.
07:03Terrible business.
07:12My guess is I'll reach Newgate soon.
07:17Why'd you say that?
07:19Hmm.
07:20Just making conversation.
07:23Inspector Blake.
07:33Detective Willows?
07:46Murray, isn't it?
07:47You here for the night shift?
07:48Yes, sir.
07:48Good.
07:49Where are the others?
07:50That's what I wanted to tell you, sir.
07:55Only two officers.
07:56Where's the rest of the night shift?
07:58The desk sergeant said they're off sick.
07:59That stomach by spreading like wildfire.
08:00Where's the desk, sergeant?
08:02He's got it too.
08:02He's just got it.
08:03He's got it.
08:11Blake.
08:14Thank you, Miss Summers.
08:15Put him through.
08:19Inspector Blake.
08:22Yes, sir.
08:26We're all set to bring Cooper over.
08:31Change of plans, sir.
08:33How many times, Oscar?
08:38The street is not a public toilet.
08:40Willows?
08:43Sorry, sir.
08:44Only three men have turned up.
08:46The rest of the night shift are off sick.
08:49Well, just to add to our good fortune, I spoke to the governor at Newgate.
08:53A mob has gathered outside the prison and he doesn't feel it safe to transfer Cooper tonight.
08:56A mob?
08:58Newgate's nowhere near the rocker is.
08:59It doesn't make any sense.
09:01What's more worrying is Cooper seems to know about it in advance.
09:05Keep an eye out.
09:07Something isn't right.
09:08Yes, sir.
09:12Oscar, no!
09:13All right, what's going on?
09:27What can you tell me about the unrest at Newgate?
09:31Back already, Inspector.
09:33Answer the question.
09:33Unrest in Newgate, you say?
09:40What dark times will you live in?
09:44Oh.
09:45I do hope it's safe for me to be transferred.
09:49You'll be leaving soon enough.
09:51Shh, shh, shh.
09:52Lower your voice, Inspector.
09:55You might wake poor old Ernest.
09:59And he's so enjoying his nap.
10:12Now, what was it that Spelverine knew exactly?
10:15I mean, I could take a wild guess.
10:17I could guess that the riots in the rookeries have spread to Newgate.
10:20I could guess that you've been told I have to stay here for the night.
10:25And I could guess that you think I'm behind it all.
10:29Don't presume to know what I'm thinking, Mr. Cooper.
10:32And if I could do that, who knows what else I might be playing in.
10:36Especially as I hear this sickness spreading through your men.
10:42How many officers have you got on duty tonight?
10:50Willows?
11:11Discharge them, all of them.
11:12I want the whole place cleared in five minutes.
11:14Which means that?
11:14We are shutting down Scotland Yard.
11:16No one comes in.
11:17No one goes out.
11:23Come on.
11:24Come on.
11:24Get a boot ride.
11:26Bloody hell.
11:27We've done it all day.
11:27Shift it.
11:28Keep your eyes peeled.
11:30Get a whiff of anything.
11:31Raise the alarm.
11:32Immediately.
11:33Will do, sir.
11:33Watkins, Redmond.
11:52Don't leave your post.
11:54Not even for a minute.
11:56Yes, sir.
11:56Don't leave your post.
12:26I've locked up the back gate, sir.
12:42I've put Redmond and Watkins on guard.
12:44What did Cooper say?
12:45Do you think he knows something?
12:46I'm afraid I do.
12:48To what extent he's involved, I can't be sure.
12:52A man plays poker for a living, it's hard to know when he's bluffing.
12:56A few years back, when I was at Bristol, I arrested a gang leader.
13:02He was put on trial for murder and sentenced to be hanged.
13:06The morning his sentence was due to be carried out, a riot broke out in the prison.
13:10His gang had paid off a dozen or so prisoners to cause a distraction so they could spring him out.
13:15Luckily, one of my officers got wind of the plan and we were able to stop it.
13:20Someone snitched.
13:22In a way.
13:24It's a long story involving a lady of the night who talks in her sleep.
13:27My point is, this gang leader had half the money and influence that Cooper has.
13:34If Cooper puts his mind to it, God knows what he's capable of.
13:38You think we need more men?
13:40I'm afraid I do.
13:41Hello, Bow Street?
13:52Bow Street, can you hear me?
13:56Why are the doors all locked?
13:57What's going on, Georgette?
13:58It's just a precaution.
13:59What does that mean?
14:00The riots are getting worse.
14:01You don't think they'll come here?
14:03No, but it's better to be safe than sorry.
14:05Inspector Blake Cornish used to keep calling the other precincts to see if they can spare us for more men.
14:08I was just on my way to tell you, the phone lines are dead.
14:11I've connected the cable to Bow Street Station, but there's nothing.
14:14It's just a sort of hiss.
14:15It's the same with Olgay, Suffolk, Deptford.
14:17Keep trying.
14:19I'll go speak to Inspector Blake.
14:22Stay here.
14:30What the hell was that?
14:31I think it's coming from the cells.
14:32Bring backup.
14:33Yes, sir.
14:40Stop this!
14:41Immediately!
14:44Now will somebody please tell me what the hell is going on?
14:47This lunatic's got a blade in his boots threatening to cut my throat.
14:51I want to be moved.
14:52Now!
14:55Well, come on!
14:57Search him if you don't believe me!
14:59Don't take your eyes off them.
15:00And if anyone moves a muscle, shoot them.
15:02Look, you cannot leave me in here!
15:04And what about the winningest thing to me?
15:05Blake!
15:06Ah!
15:08Has Miss Summers had any luck getting through to the other precincts?
15:14Bones are dead, sir.
15:15She can't make or receive calls.
15:18My day just gets better and better.
15:20Nothing.
15:28Has this happened before?
15:30Not to me, but I remember one of the girls saying the lines cut out a few weeks back when we had that storm.
15:35Tonight's even worse.
15:40There's none in the clerical office.
15:42Looks like I make the men a cup of tea.
15:44That is the best suggestion I've heard all day.
15:47Thank you, Miss Summers.
15:47Do you really think it is a storm?
15:55I don't know.
15:59If it isn't...
16:00We just need to get through the night.
16:09Watkins, take the back gate.
16:12Murray, you stay on the front.
16:14If anyone attempts to break in, you fire a warning shot above their head, sir.
16:19After ten years in the army, I can assure you few men run towards the sound of gunfire.
16:29Who are they?
16:30Found them playing cards in the kitchen, sir.
16:31Freddie's a rat catcher, and Arthur's a kitchen porter.
16:35He told me to gather everyone, sir.
16:38Have you fired a weapon before?
16:40No, sir.
16:41Take some blankets from the infirmary room and get yourself up on the roof.
16:44Keep a lookout, and if you see anyone, let me know immediately.
16:50All will be well, lads.
16:52The gates at the front and back are solid iron and built for this very purpose.
16:58Ah!
16:59Miss Summers, perfect timing.
17:04Thanks, miss.
17:07Right, get to it, lads.
17:09I don't mean to be rude, but...
17:11I think, under the circumstances, I could do with something a little stronger.
17:15There's a bottle of scotch in my office.
17:17Georgie, who's that copper?
17:21PC Murray.
17:23He's new, he's not been here very long.
17:24I've seen him somewhere before, I just can't remember where.
17:27He probably just reminds you of someone from your past.
17:29A gentleman caller, perhaps.
17:31Keep that up, you'll be wearing that tea, not drinking it.
17:34It's a little bit milky for my taste.
17:36Cheeky son.
17:37I'd better get back.
17:40Then, the lines will be up and running again.
17:42Izzy?
17:46He's doing a grand job.
18:07PC Murray.
18:22Anything to report?
18:24Nothing.
18:25Apart from a mangy cat.
18:26His coat was so wet, he could barely walk.
18:28Know how he feels, poor sod.
18:33How long you been in now?
18:36Mind if I?
18:37Certainly.
18:43Been here five weeks, give or take.
18:44Where were you before that?
18:46I already passed my interview.
18:48Just talking.
18:50Keeps my mind off the cold.
18:52I did a year at the city police pool coming here.
18:54What about you?
18:56Bow Street.
18:57How was that?
18:59Decent.
19:01But there's nowhere like the yard.
19:02A girl from the switchboard.
19:09What's her name?
19:10Why?
19:11Like you said, we're just talking.
19:14Miss Summers.
19:15Pretty little thing, isn't she?
19:19Better show you can keep me warm.
19:20Shut your mouth.
19:21Easy, mate.
19:21I was just saying.
19:22I'm not your mate.
19:24I'm your senior officer.
19:27PC Murray.
19:27Go and join Watkins at the back gate.
19:32Yes, sir.
19:39Everything all right?
19:40Yes, sir.
19:45Thank you, sir.
19:52My daughter loves the rain.
19:54Her bedroom's up in the eaves of the house,
19:59and when it rains,
19:59she says it's like being in a tent.
20:04Well, she's never been in one.
20:06I suppose she's heard enough stories
20:08from my time in the army
20:08to know what it's like.
20:12My little niece will sleep for anything.
20:15Thunder, lightning.
20:18Couple next door throwing plates at each other.
20:24Did she live with you?
20:25Her and my sister.
20:28Father's not around.
20:29It's a long story.
20:31Just don't want her raising the little girl on her own.
20:36Sorry, sir.
20:36I didn't...
20:37No offence.
20:38None taken.
20:42I can't deny it would be easier
20:43not to be alone.
20:45This job isn't easy for anyone to put up with.
20:49Long hours, stress.
20:51I wouldn't want to be married to me.
20:52You'll die.
20:54I'll keep watching.
20:58Don't see if the telephone lines are working.
21:01Yes, sir.
21:01Don't see if the telephone lines are working.
21:08Don't see if the telephone lines are working.
21:09Don't see if the telephone lines are working.
21:10Don't see if the telephone lines are working.
21:11Don't see if the telephone lines are working.
21:12Don't see if the telephone lines are working.
21:13Don't see if the telephone lines are working.
21:14Don't see if the telephone lines are working.
21:15Don't see if the telephone lines are working.
21:16Don't see if the telephone lines are working.
21:17Don't see if the telephone lines are working.
21:18Don't see if the telephone lines are working.
21:19Don't see if the telephone lines are working.
21:20Don't see if the telephone lines are working.
21:21Don't see if the telephone lines are working.
21:22Don't see if the telephone lines are working.
21:23Don't see if the telephone lines are working.
21:24Don't see if the telephone lines are working.
21:25Georgie, what are you doing?
21:45Where have you been?
21:46You're meant to be manning the telephones.
21:47They're still dead.
21:49There's something I need to show you.
21:50Is everything alright?
21:52You better come with me.
21:55Inspector Blake, I presume.
22:12And you are?
22:14My name's Miss Eliza Scarlet.
22:19You work for a detective agency?
22:22I own a detective agency.
22:25And I think this might be a good opportunity to outline the history of my working relationship with your predecessors.
22:33In here are numerous case reports, letters of reference, and, as you see, newspaper clippings showing the investigations that I've helped to solve.
22:42I'm afraid you're wasting your time.
22:42I do not engage the services of private detectives.
22:45Well, may I at least present...
22:45However, if you have a contract, you will be paid for your work so far.
22:48Well, that is all.
22:51Good day.
22:52It's not my intention to be rude.
22:55You're doing a wonderful job of it.
22:56When I first worked here, one of my duties was to keep the mugshot files up to date.
23:17One of the photos stuck in my mind.
23:19I think it's him, Georgie.
23:24PC Murray.
23:26I knew I'd seen him before.
23:28You think he's a convict?
23:36One of the boys at my school used to pick on my little brother.
23:39He had a scar, just like Murray's, but for the life of me, I can't remember his name.
23:43Definitely wasn't Murray.
23:48Griffiths.
23:48Samuel Griffiths, that's it.
23:52Where's his photograph?
23:53Someone's ripped it out.
23:58You're sure?
24:00As sure as I can be, sir.
24:07Miss Summers, why don't you go back to the switchboard room and see if you can get those phone lines working again?
24:16Found an arrest sheet on Miss Samuel Griffiths.
24:18I didn't want Izzy to, sorry, Miss Summers to see.
24:22The poor girl's terrified enough as it is.
24:25Convictions for wounding with intent and natural bodily harm.
24:28I'm looking at his known associates.
24:31Dillon Cooper.
24:32Is Murray still at his place at the back gate?
24:37As far as I'm aware, sir.
24:47What case?
24:48Is he breathing?
24:53He is.
24:54He's out cold.
24:55The keys to the back gate, they're attached to his belt.
24:59Well, they're not there now.
25:00Where the hell is PC Murray?
25:03Take this, guard the front gate.
25:23There's no sign of Murray downstairs, sir.
25:25Did you check on Cooper?
25:26He's locked up safe and sound.
25:27I've put Watkins in the infirmary.
25:30He's coming around but has no idea what happened.
25:33Put the rifle down!
25:35Sir?
25:35Now!
25:37Do what he says, Barry.
25:42Up against the wall.
25:44What's going on, sir?
25:45Just do it!
25:46Sir, Jim.
25:47Sir, I don't understand what's going on.
25:48Against the wall.
25:55Keys to the back gate, sir.
25:58Cuff him.
26:01Start talking.
26:03Watkins gave me the keys when he needed to use the gents.
26:06I don't understand what I've done wrong.
26:08Watkins was found unconscious.
26:09Are you responsible for that?
26:10No.
26:11Of course not.
26:12What's going on?
26:12You said you were at the City of London Police.
26:15Who was the desk sergeant there?
26:17What's that got to do with anything?
26:18Answer him.
26:21The desk sergeant was old Gideon Bates.
26:24And your commanding officer?
26:28Sergeant Simpson.
26:29You mean Sampson.
26:30That's what I meant.
26:30I'm nervous is all.
26:32What's going on?
26:34Why did you transfer to Scotland Yard?
26:37Well, you could ask him the same thing.
26:38He doesn't want to come here.
26:41Constable Murray, do you have a criminal conviction you failed to declare?
26:44No!
26:45I swear it's a scar on your face.
26:47How did you get it?
26:48Grown up, I wasn't the best behaved.
26:52I used to get into scrapes.
26:54But I was just a kid.
27:00A word, please, Detective Willows.
27:01What do you think?
27:11What is this, sir?
27:12I don't know.
27:13Neither do I.
27:14But Cooper is more than capable of having a man on the inside.
27:18Come check on what case.
27:19If he's able to walk, bring him down here and see what he has to say.
27:21What should I do with Murray, sir?
27:24Well, what now?
27:25What's coming from the cells again, sir?
27:26I'm in the interview room.
27:29Question and then report to me what you find.
27:36Shut up, the love of you.
27:39What the hell is going on?
27:40He wants to kill me.
27:43Let him go.
27:44Now!
27:45Or I will not hesitate to put a bullet in your head.
27:50You.
27:50Tell me what the hell is going on.
27:52I told you to move me.
27:53If you don't get me out of here, we'll be carried out in a box.
27:57I'll tell you anything you want to know, please.
27:59Please.
28:08Any chance I could have a glass?
28:09Tell me something of interest and I'll consider it.
28:14Those riots.
28:16My men were starting them.
28:20One to keep you busy.
28:22Are my men off sick?
28:23You've got a mate who's got a mate who supplies your canteen.
28:29Rancid meat ain't hard to come by in this city.
28:35You've got, what, a handful of coppers on duty?
28:39I've got 25 men with guns who'll be here any minute.
28:42Cast iron gates front and back.
28:44No one's getting in.
28:45They won't just be coming with guns, son.
28:48They're dynamite.
28:49Blow those gates open like a bleeding doll's house.
28:52You're bluffing.
28:53No, I ain't.
28:59When my men get here and they see me in handcuffs,
29:04they're liable to get very emotional.
29:09Dread to think what they might do to you.
29:11So, what you've got to ask yourself is this.
29:22Am I really worth dying for?
29:26You're not seriously suggesting I set you free.
29:33You need to think about that little girl of yours.
29:35You mention my daughter one more time and I want to knock you through that wall.
29:41Well, you've got no big sight of yourself.
29:42Do you have someone on the inside?
29:52What?
29:53You heard me.
29:53You can't expect me to tell you everything, Inspector Blake.
29:58Well, just so you know, we're onto them.
30:05Yeah, of course you are.
30:07P.C. Murray is currently in handcuffs, being interrogated.
30:15Bloody idiot.
30:16Bent coppers are a disgrace.
30:25Yes, they are.
30:27And I'm not one of them.
30:29Really?
30:30Why would I lie?
30:31Well, I thought that'd be obvious.
30:38I don't feel well.
30:47Tell me who you're working for.
30:48Get a bucket or something.
30:49I think I'm going to be sick.
30:49Tell me the truth.
30:50I'm no bent copper.
30:52That's the truth.
30:56I need some water.
30:57I don't feel right.
30:58Are you going to talk?
30:59Or do I have to report to Inspector Blake
31:00that you're being uncooperative?
31:02I need some water.
31:12Please!
31:19Lizzie, what are you doing?
31:20Looking for you.
31:21The lines are still dead.
31:22My nerves are in tatters, Georgie.
31:24All will be well, I promise.
31:26I've never seen the place so empty.
31:29It's strange.
31:31It's time to chill down me.
31:35Well, just think.
31:38Tomorrow, we'll be sat in Barron's.
31:41We'll dress up in our finest.
31:43You'll be the prettiest girl in there.
31:46You're a lovely man, Georgie Blows.
31:48As been said, mostly by my mum.
31:53You miss her, don't you?
31:54What about your dad?
31:59You don't talk about him much.
32:03He was a man of few words.
32:06What words he used are never very nice,
32:08especially about my mum or my sister.
32:10Does he know she had a baby?
32:12No idea.
32:14I've not seen him since mum's funeral.
32:16I don't even know if he's alive.
32:19Well, your sister's lucky she's got you.
32:21To look after her in the lit, then.
32:23Sir, we have a problem.
32:33He just pulled up, sir.
32:35You there, make yourself known.
32:46I said, make yourself known.
32:55Come here, stop!
32:56Still dead, is it, son?
33:14Unreal, son.
33:16Suit yourself.
33:17It's just a turn of phrase.
33:20I do have a son, as it goes.
33:22A bit younger than you.
33:24Logan.
33:24Only he's in the nick.
33:29Funnily enough,
33:30it was your Miss Scarlet
33:32were putting him there.
33:33My Miss Scarlet?
33:34There's not much I don't know about you,
33:35Inspector Blake.
33:36Oh, just stop talking.
33:37I wonder what she'd think about you
33:39risking your life for no good reason.
33:42Oh, there's a reason.
33:43I want to see your face
33:44when you hear a guilty verdict.
33:46What, you think a jury will convict me?
33:49Twelve good men and true?
33:51There's ways of playing that game.
33:53So why planning an escape, then?
33:55I'll call it an insurance policy.
33:58But you still didn't answer my question
34:00about your lady detective.
34:05Yeah, maybe I'll ask of myself
34:06when I get out.
34:10That's when you threaten to hurt her, is it?
34:12Like you did my daughter.
34:13Never touched your door.
34:14But you still owe my man
34:16at a club an apology.
34:19Poor sod.
34:20It's black and blue.
34:21Don't hold your breath.
34:23Sir,
34:24a horse and carriage
34:25has poured up outside.
34:26The driver's abandoned it.
34:27I'll put my fingers in your ears
34:32if I were you, boys.
34:37Bang, bang, bang.
34:40You think there's explosives inside?
34:42We could be bluffing.
34:44But we can't take the risk.
34:46See, I want you to go to the armory.
35:04Wait for me to come and find you.
35:05Why the armory?
35:06Doors are thick.
35:07There's no windows.
35:07What?
35:08Izzy, please.
35:09Just trust me.
35:10Well, what about PC Watkins?
35:11I don't think he's well enough to move.
35:12I'll deal with him.
35:13Go on.
35:14Go.
35:14Murray, get up.
35:24I need to move you.
35:26Please.
35:27I feel so sick.
35:28What, on your feet?
35:29I can't.
35:35There's someone in that tea.
35:39What are you talking about?
35:40I was fine until I drunk it.
35:42I think she laced it with something.
35:44Who?
35:47A girl from the switchboard.
35:52What?
35:55Passed out, and when I woke up, she was searching through your jacket.
36:04You're lying.
36:05I swear I'm not.
36:05She was in here.
36:06You're lying!
36:07I'm not!
36:18Watkins?
36:21Watkins?
36:23When did you start feeling ill?
36:25Sir, I feel terrible.
36:26Was it before or after you drank the tea?
36:30After.
36:30Did you see Miss Summers go into the interview room?
36:35Sir, I still feel...
36:36Just answer the question!
36:38Please.
36:43Yes, I did.
36:43They won't just be coming with guns, son.
36:53Bit of dynamite?
36:54Blow those gates open like bleeding dolls' house.
36:57I'll put my fingers in your ears if I were you, boys.
37:25Let inside him.
37:27Nothing else.
37:30Is that the city?
37:34I do tenía you.
37:35sten...
37:36Bang, bang, bang.
37:38No!
37:40No!
37:42I do...
37:43I do...
37:45I do...
37:46I do...
37:47I do...
37:49Sara...
37:50I do...!
37:50I do...
37:51I do...
37:51I do...
37:51I do...
37:52I do...
37:53I do...
38:24I was just in my way to tell you the phone lines are dead.
38:37I've connected the cable to Bow Street Station, but there's nothing.
38:40It's just a sort of hiss.
38:41It's the same with Olgate, Suffolk, Deptford.
38:45I have to hand it to you, Mr Cooper.
38:54Hurry up.
38:57I'm coming as fast as I can.
38:58Come on, come on, come on.
39:00There's my girl.
39:04Georgie.
39:05Work for him.
39:07Please let me explain.
39:10You stole the keys from my jacket pocket.
39:16Get down on the ground now.
39:17Take it easy, son.
39:18Don't be waving that gun around.
39:20Look, she's still sweet.
39:21Shut your mouth!
39:22I killed the ground now!
39:29I'm arresting you for aiding and escape from lawful custody.
39:31Please don't...
39:32Detective Sergeant Willows.
39:37Hands by your back.
39:38I was planted here a few months ago
39:58by Mr Cooper.
40:02It wasn't for anything specific.
40:03It was just to get whatever information I could.
40:06anything he could use.
40:11What about the plan to break him out?
40:16I'm so sorry.
40:18I should...
40:19No.
40:21I really did like you.
40:22Spencer Blake asked you a question, Miss Summers.
40:34There were never any men.
40:36Coming here.
40:39Mr Cooper used up all his money organising the riots.
40:42It was a distraction, so I could help him escape.
40:47Were you aware that he was responsible for having the food in the kitchen contaminated?
40:52No.
40:53No, I knew nothing of it.
40:55But it was he who drugged the tea.
40:57That's what caused P.C.
40:59Watkins and Murray to collapse.
41:02And framed P.C.
41:02Murray with some cock-a-ball story.
41:04About him being a convict.
41:06I really am sorry, Georgie.
41:08I'm not an excuse, sir.
41:09Mr Cooper, I have some good news.
41:38I've just had word you'll be transported to Newgate within the hour.
41:44Oh, and when your case comes to court, I've requested that the jury are from out of town.
41:50And kept under constant supervision.
41:55Call it an insurance policy.
41:57Okay.
41:57I didn't get your name.
42:23Willows.
42:24Detective Willows.
42:25George Willows.
42:27Nice to meet you, Detective George Willows.
42:39Willows.
42:40My letter of resignation, sir.
42:42No, I can't accept that.
42:47I've let the force down.
42:48I've let you down.
42:49Not to mention making a complete fool of myself.
42:51Resigning is not the answer.
42:53Please.
42:54There will be an investigation into what happened here last night.
43:05And I can't promise it turns out well for you.
43:07You may yet be dismissed.
43:08But I will speak on your behalf.
43:13Sir.
43:14You are a good detective, and I don't want to lose you.
43:19And it wasn't just you taken in by Miss Summers.
43:21It was everyone.
43:22Myself included.
43:23Detective Willows.
43:36Detective Willows.
43:40You wouldn't be the first man to have made a mistake when it comes to matters of the heart.
43:43Yes, sir.
43:49Thank you, sir.
43:49Thank you, sir.
44:13Thank you, sir.
44:43How was your day?
45:01Rough.
45:03Which is why I wanted to see you.
45:05Do you need my help?
45:07I wanted to see you because I wanted to be with you, Eliza.
45:11I wanted to take the sting out of my day by finishing it with you.
45:24Does that help?
45:27Always.
45:27Eliza, I thought you might have left.
45:53Actually, I was just coming to see you before I left the train.
45:59So I saved you a trip?
46:02You did.
46:04May I come in?
46:05I didn't sleep last night.
46:17Well, I've had one of the worst nights of my life.
46:19It's not a competition, Alexander.
46:22Believe me, if it was, I would win.
46:23Let's just say I've had time to reflect on the things that are most important to me.
46:36In fact, I've come to several realizations.
46:38For all your faults, I love you, Eliza.
46:55And I only hope you love me, too.
46:59Faults and all.
46:59Can I just ask what you meant by...
47:17I will tell you everything that happened last night when you returned from Paris.
47:20No, I meant my faults.
47:22What faults, exactly?
47:26May I accompany you to the station?
47:28Do you insist?
47:30I do.
47:35Oh.
47:37You left this in my office, I say.
47:40Yes, I wonder where that I got to.
47:43You deliberately left it, didn't you?
47:45So I'd have to return it.
47:48Of course I did.
47:58That's why I saw you.
47:59If I couldn't hear you.
48:00No.
48:01Nothing.
48:02Nothing.
48:02No.
48:03No.
48:04You didn't.
48:05No.
48:06I did not.
48:07I just did not even know about them.
48:08You did not see me if you've known Put to the train on campus...
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