Great Expectations 1989 Ep. 2-CHARLES DICKENS NOVEL MOVIES

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01:30That's all for tonight.

01:59Mr. Wopsle is going to test you on what you've learned.

02:03Please, miss.

02:04Pit were late again, miss.

02:07Was.

02:08Pudding head.

02:11Spies.

02:11Spies, this evening I shall begin with a reading from the works of the sweet swan of Avon.

02:19William Shakespeare.

02:24Friends, Romans, countrymen.

02:27Then we got young.

02:30I come.

02:37Pip.

02:38what are you doing i wanted to talk to you biddy well i'm here i wanted to ask you something

02:53will you teach me i do don't i i mean especially what's this pip you know everything i don't know

03:05anything who says so miss havisham uptown no that pretty little niece of hers then biddy

03:13lord i love us the white grandma you all did love him once not without cause what cause withholds you

03:24now vipers villains

03:28oh

03:30oh

03:34oh

03:38oh

03:42oh

03:48oh

03:50oh

03:58oh

04:06but you'll teach me as well don't see why i should you're an orphan i'm an orphan and

04:13both of us was brought up by hand were were

04:18thanks biddy

04:26pet

04:28book learning won't make you a gentleman

04:33how do you know i want to be a gentleman

04:35because your head's been stuffed full of all sorts of nonsense since you were a baby that's how

04:40a gentleman

04:42anyway how could i ever be a gentleman

04:46good night biddy

04:48good night

04:50good night

05:02good night

05:04funny me old chap

05:07jo

05:08Joe, am I common?

05:16Mrs. Stella, I mean the young lady at Miss Havisham's,

05:20she says I am.

05:26Well, peephole chap.

05:31That ain't at all clear.

05:32You're most uncommon in some things.

05:41You're uncommon small.

05:45Likewise, you're an uncommon scholar.

05:49I'm ignorant and backward, though.

05:51You think much of me, that's all.

05:54Be it so or be it not,

05:57you must be a common scholar

05:59before you can be an uncommon one, I should think.

06:02Whether common folks

06:10as to wages and earnings

06:13might be better off keeping their own company

06:17instead of going round so often

06:20to play with uncommon folks.

06:23Oh, Joe, I'll stop going there if you want me to.

06:25I'll never go there again.

06:27No, peephole chap, no.

06:29what i may want

06:35what what i may reckon to be right well that ain't to be looked into now

06:41without putting your sister on the rampage

06:44and that ain't to be thought of as being done intentional

06:59you ought to come this way today boy

07:10poor dear cousin matthew

07:19poor indeed

07:21poor as

07:22stand here boy until you're wanted

07:26estella dear child

07:44yes poor cousin matthew

07:47nobody's enemy but his own

07:50very true my dear

07:52much better choose someone else for an enemy

07:54we are commanded to love our neighbor cousin raymond

07:58sarah pocket

07:59if a man isn't his own neighbor

08:01who is

08:02boy

08:03boy

08:07you ought to go up now

08:09estella

08:11dear

08:13i trust miss havisham knows that we are here

08:16she don't want you yet

08:18fair love

08:22her own nearest relations

08:24well

08:38am i pretty

08:39i think you're very pretty

08:42am i insulting

08:44not so much as last time

08:46not so much

08:48no

08:49what do you think of me now little coarse monster

08:52why don't you cry

08:56go up

08:59go on

09:00go and tell upstairs

09:02i won't tell

09:03i won't tell

09:03hmm

09:09whom have we here

09:11a boy

09:13boy of the neighborhood

09:16hmm

09:17yes sir

09:18hmm

09:19i have a pretty large experience of boys

09:24and you're a bad set of fellows

09:26now mind you behave yourself

09:29yes sir

09:30out of the way

09:31come in

09:38so the days have worn away have they

09:45yes mom

09:47today's

09:47i don't want to know

09:48are you willing to work

09:54oh yes mom

09:55then go into that opposite room

09:57wait there till i come

10:02yes mom

10:03and listen to that

10:04or

10:14as

10:25ORGAN PLAYS

10:55ORGAN PLAYS

11:25ORGAN PLAYS

11:27ORGAN PLAYS

11:29ORGAN PLAYS

11:31ORGAN PLAYS

11:33ORGAN PLAYS

11:35ORGAN PLAYS

11:37ORGAN PLAYS

11:39ORGAN PLAYS

11:41ORGAN PLAYS

11:43ORGAN PLAYS

11:45Walk me. Walk me.

12:01This is my birthday, babe.

12:03I don't suffer it to be spoken of.

12:07Those people downstairs.

12:11Leeches. All of them.

12:13My relations.

12:17They come here on the day, but they dare not refer to it.

12:23On this day of the year, long before you were born,

12:28that heap of decay was brought here.

12:32It and I have worn away together.

12:36The mice have gnawed at it,

12:38and sharper teeth than theirs have gnawed at me.

12:43Oh, Miss Havisham.

12:47Walk me, walk me.

12:49Dear Miss Havisham,

12:51how well you look.

12:53I do not.

12:54I'm yellow skin and bone.

12:57How should she look well, poor soul?

13:00The idea.

13:01And how are you, Mrs. Camilla?

13:05Oh, as well as can be expected.

13:07Why?

13:08What's wrong with you?

13:10Nothing that, uh, worth mentioning.

13:14Then don't mention it.

13:15Ah, well, uh, we're all here, aren't we?

13:21All except poor cousin Matthew.

13:26There, he never mixes with family ties.

13:29Never comes to see Miss Havisham.

13:30Oh, he'll come to see me at the last.

13:36I'm dead and laid upon that table.

13:42That will be his place there.

13:47At my head.

13:50And yours there.

13:52And your husband's there.

13:54And Sarah Pockett's there.

13:57And Georgiana's there.

14:04Now you all know where to take your places

14:07when you come to feast upon me.

14:24Hello, young fellow.

14:44Who let you in?

14:45Mrs. Stella.

14:47Who gave you the leaf to prowl about?

14:49Mrs. Stella.

14:51Come and fight.

14:54Stop a minute, though.

14:56You ought to have a reason.

14:57Ah!

14:58There.

15:00Laws of the game.

15:00Regular rules.

15:17Ready?

15:17Oh!

15:36Oh!

15:45Oh!

15:46Oh!

15:46That means you've won.

15:58No, thank you.

16:05Good afternoon.

16:16You may kiss me if you like.

16:46Something had better come of it.

16:54What is it, ten years he's been going there?

16:57Something will, ma'am.

16:58Rely on Miss Eversham for that.

17:01Something in a money way, I should think.

17:05Or property.

17:06Property.

17:07Indeed, it might be property.

17:10Here is the boy.

17:12I'm uptown.

17:13Uptown, eh?

17:14Now be sure and give my humble respects to Miss Eversham.

17:18Don't be late back.

17:19You're trouble enough as it is.

17:22Property, eh?

17:24I believe you've hit it, ma'am.

17:28What think you, Joseph?

17:30You'll get no opinion from this fool's head.

17:33Or none worth listening to, anyway.

17:44You're growing tall, Pip.

17:49Tell me the name again of that blacksmith of yours.

17:53Uh, Joe Gargery, ma'am.

17:56Gargery.

17:57He's the master to whom you're to be apprenticed.

18:00Well, I, I suppose so, ma'am.

18:03Then it had better be done at once.

18:07Would this Gargery come here with you and bring your indentures, do you think?

18:13I, uh, well, he'd, he'd be honored, I'm sure, ma'am.

18:17Then let him come.

18:28Does she get prettier and prettier, Pippa?

18:34Do I?

18:36Yes, I, I think you do.

18:38Let Gargery come soon

18:52and come alone with you.

19:08What am I, the doormat under your feet?

19:18What company do you think I am fit for, then, Joe Gargery?

19:22You great, common brute of a blacksmith.

19:29Get out!

19:32Get out!

19:34Get out!

19:35Get out!

19:44Astonishing.

19:53You ready?

20:01This boy's sister is your wife.

20:04You are the husband of this boy's sister.

20:11Uh, Pippa, I mean to say, is I up and married your sister.

20:19I understand you reared him with the intention of taking him for your apprentice.

20:27You know, Pippa,

20:29and we're always looked forward to between us as being calculated to lead to larks.

20:42Normally the boy's family would pay you a premium for his apprenticeship.

20:47You expect no such payment, I assume?

20:55Why don't you answer?

20:57Pippa, I mean to say,

21:00there were not a question required in an answer between you and me.

21:04Such answer being now.

21:06Well, I shall pay the premium.

21:09Pippa's earned it.

21:1125 guinness.

21:13Give it to your master, Pippa.

21:14Your master, Pippa.

21:16Okay.

21:25Astonishing.

21:27this is very liberal of you pip old chap as such is received and grateful welcome though never looked

21:41for goodbye pip let them out a stir

21:57I might have come again no

22:03that tree is your master now

22:07Good-bye, Miss Epshine.

22:29I wonder you condescend to come back to such low society as this.

22:34I'm sure I do.

22:36Well?

22:37Uh, well, Miss Epshine did make it particularly clear that we was to give her, um...

22:43Now, was it compliments or respects, Peb?

22:48Uh, compliments.

22:50Her compliments to Mrs. Judge.

22:53Oh, bravo, Bob.

22:56Much good they'll do me.

22:59And?

23:01How much?

23:03What would present company say to ten pounds?

23:08Pretty good.

23:09Not much, but pretty good.

23:11Then what would present company say to twenty pounds?

23:16Ansem would be the word.

23:18Princely!

23:23Twenty pounds, Uncle Peay.

23:25It's twenty-five guineas.

23:28Well, never.

23:29Money!

23:30Money.

23:31I said it would be money.

23:33Uncle Peay.

23:34Hey.

23:35One, two, three, four.

23:37One, two, three, four.

23:38One, two, three, four.

23:39One, two, three, four.

23:40One, two, three, four.

23:47Peb!

23:50You're early.

23:51What?

23:52For your lesson.

23:53Won't be needing any more.

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