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00:19I'm going to ask Jerry to arrange a lunch with your aunt.
00:24Are you sure, Grandy?
00:26You know you're the only one of the family I trust,
00:29don't you, darling?
00:31You know, the family are all desperate to arrange a surprise party
00:35for your birthday.
00:36Oh, God preserve me.
00:38I know you hate surprises.
00:39Well, they're just always so much nicer to give than to receive.
00:44Will you let me take that away?
00:45Stop you listening to it.
00:46No, thank you.
00:47It's good for me to get to grips with modern technology.
01:05Mr. Pelley, most mothers spend a lifetime loving their family,
01:10but our mother has spent a lifetime hating yours.
01:13Who do you think you are?
01:15I think I'm no one, sir.
01:17No!
01:19Apparently, every one of them wronged her, whatever that means.
01:29They're sacking me, aren't they?
01:31Because of last night, the dress, I'm dismissed.
01:33No, no, father knows it was one of mother's games.
01:35I made sure of that.
01:37But you're sending me to London.
01:40When?
01:41Right now.
01:42There's a carriage waiting for me.
01:43I couldn't leave without saying goodbye.
01:45They're waiting.
01:46Goodbye?
01:47How long will you be gone for?
01:49A month.
01:50I couldn't bear it either than the thought of being away from you.
01:53When?
01:54What does he want you to do?
01:55He's got it in his head that I can somehow improve the relations with the chargers.
01:59Relations?
02:01With the daughter?
02:02I knew this would happen.
02:04I knew it.
02:05They want you to be with her.
02:06I don't care what they want.
02:06I want you.
02:11I have to go before someone comes looking for me.
02:15But I think...
02:17I've marked the date, so you can count down the days.
02:20Just know I'll be hating every second with them.
02:22Until I come home to you.
02:24Edwin!
02:26I love you.
02:29I love you too.
02:31Edwin!
02:43I love you too.
03:37It's better to go. Sounds bad again.
03:46I had to. No one's listening to me.
03:50Oh, God. What have you done now?
03:52Where are you hurt?
03:54Just a cut on her hand.
03:55Are you sure she's bleeding?
03:56I'm sure. Looks worse than it is.
03:59I think I'm dying.
04:00No, you're not.
04:02My hair.
04:03It's perfectly normal, darling.
04:05You're just working yourself up.
04:06Get Adam. I need Adam.
04:08I'm not sure where he is.
04:10You'll keep it in from beyond.
04:12No, no.
04:13Stop it, you're from stealing me.
04:15Calm. Calm it now.
04:16You know what the buzz is like?
04:19Emma.
04:24Come on.
04:26Come on.
04:27Into bed.
04:30We'll clean you up once you've had a rest.
04:32Will you tell Squire fairly?
04:34Tell him he has to come.
04:37He's my husband.
04:42Is she all right?
04:44No, she's quite the opposite of all right.
04:48And that's down to us.
04:50She was on my alarm before there was any sort of us.
04:53Not like this.
04:54You'd know if you'd been to see her these last few weeks.
04:56I didn't think you'd want me to.
04:58We must take care of her.
04:59Now more than ever.
05:02She's barely eaten or drunk anything in days.
05:05Not even a sherry.
05:06She's so desperate for you to visit.
05:11I know you're feeling as guilty as I am.
05:16Although you and I haven't.
05:20Not since.
05:22And yet we've lain together every night.
05:24We've shown great restraint.
05:30A cup of tea.
05:32A chat with her.
05:33That's all.
05:33It's just seeing her like that.
05:37When she's that bad.
05:38I can't stand it.
05:47Right.
05:49See you at breakfast.
05:56Squire fairly was just...
06:01I've not seen Squire fairly this morning, Miss Wainwright.
06:04I expect she's still in bed.
06:12I love my sister.
06:18Of course.
06:19And you're very good to her, Miss Wainwright.
06:21It's not easy loving someone so unwell.
06:24It's been very hard on Squire fairly too.
06:28But since you came to help,
06:30he seems much lighter.
06:33Do you think so?
06:35They say you'd be lost without you.
06:37We all would.
06:41I hope you're as trustworthy as you seem, Emma.
06:44I am, Miss Wainwright.
06:46You have my word.
06:52I have been meaning to speak to you, though, Miss Wainwright.
06:55Seeing as it's you who runs the house now, isn't it?
06:58You who makes the decisions.
07:00Why?
07:00Is there a problem?
07:02I'm after solving it.
07:03The way Murgatroyd has us doing all the chores,
07:05there's a more better way to do it.
07:06To get it done faster.
07:08More efficient, do you mean?
07:10Efficient?
07:11Yes, Miss.
07:11Exactly.
07:12Efficient.
07:13If we were to divvy the chores up different,
07:15change the order,
07:16I wrote it all down.
07:17I would think it can work.
07:19But Murgatroyd won't even read it.
07:21He, he's stuck in his ways.
07:23Thinks he knows better because he's a man.
07:27But it's not up to him, though, is it?
07:30I can see you're in charge these days.
07:34Well, do you have it with you, this timetable of yours?
07:36Yes.
07:45You've put a lot of thought into this.
07:51It's impressive.
07:54Truly.
07:56It's really very impressive indeed.
08:01I'll make sure it's implemented from today.
08:07Oh, and could you make sure there's some champagne on ice?
08:11Yes, Miss Wainwright.
08:13Are you expecting to be celebrating something?
08:15We're hoping to hear from Edwin today.
08:17It's been three months.
08:18Surely he's finally got round to proposing.
08:21So, there may be a wedding on the cards.
08:25I love weddings.
08:27Don't you?
08:28I've never been to one, Miss.
08:31Ah.
08:43Emma Hart.
08:45That's me done.
08:46All chimneys pointed in the right direction.
08:48What?
08:49You leaving today?
08:50Tomorrow.
08:51First thing.
08:52I'm a wanderer.
08:55Shut up and crying, have you?
08:57No.
08:58Just got a bit of soot in my eye.
08:59That's all.
09:00Oh, well, I'd say that'll be my fault.
09:02Let's have a look.
09:03It's fine now.
09:11I can't see anything.
09:13Not even an eyeball?
09:14It's worse than I thought.
09:18You're going to be all right.
09:20Are you, Emma?
09:23Well, I was.
09:24So, you told me you're abandoning me in this godforsaken place.
09:30I...
09:32Come.
09:34What?
09:36Come with me.
09:37Why not?
09:38I have a job on a big house down south.
09:40It'd be work for you too, I'm sure of it.
09:43Train leaves at six.
09:46I can't afford a train.
09:47Ah, well, I could just about cover a ticket for you too.
09:51No, I couldn't ask you to.
09:52Sure, you can pay me back when you earn your big fortune.
09:56What's keeping you here?
09:57What are you waiting for?
09:59What about my...
10:00Oh, your plan with a capital P.
10:03Emma, isn't this exactly what that was?
10:06Isn't this what your mother wanted you to do?
10:09This place is a dead end, my vornine.
10:11The kind you get stuck in.
10:13And I cannot bear the thought of the happening to you, not you.
10:17I cannot.
10:19Tomorrow?
10:20I don't know if I can leave tomorrow.
10:22No matter how hard you work or how talented you are,
10:26those people in that house
10:28are never going to see you as anything more than a maid.
10:31And me, a pair of hands.
10:34But somewhere else,
10:36a city where no one knows us,
10:38and we can be anything we want.
10:40Take the leap, Emma.
10:43I promise you, you won't regret it.
10:59Edwin, I've waited so long for you to come home.
11:02But I won't stay and watch you walk through the door
11:04engaged to someone else.
11:07I let myself get distracted by a dream
11:09that we're never going to come true.
11:13But I can still make something of myself.
11:16That were always the plan.
11:18And that's why I'm leaving.
11:21Even though it breaks my heart to know
11:25I'll never
11:28see you again.
11:45Are you real?
11:49Good question.
11:51Good question.
11:59You feel that?
12:05Are you engaged?
12:09Do you?
12:12Only ever, do you?
12:14I missed you so much.
12:22What were you writing?
12:26Emma Hart!
12:29I have to go.
12:30Meet me in the Rose Garden
12:31as soon as you can.
12:33I'll wait.
12:46Oh.
12:49Oh, now you come
12:50when I'm in this state.
12:53Turn away, go on.
12:54I don't want your eyes on me.
13:02What are you...
13:04What are you doing?
13:06Is it true?
13:09You haven't had a drink for days?
13:15Why?
13:24Because of the way you looked at me
13:25at the party
13:28and the way you're looking at me now.
13:33It's the way you used to look at me.
13:37And I want you to do it every day.
14:06Oh, there you are.
14:07Did you...
14:09Was she? How is she?
14:13Sober.
14:15For how long this time, do you think?
14:17She's never even lasted this long before.
14:20I don't know. I suppose we should take each day as it comes, but...
14:26It was the right thing to do.
14:28Going to see her, I feel much better.
14:36Hmm.
14:44Is that?
14:45Ah, yes. It's from Joe Lowther.
14:48I suspect you won't enjoy reading it.
14:54As a result of said reduction in quality, I've taken the decision to stop stalking your fabric,
15:00as it no longer meets the standards my customers expect.
15:05Where is Gerald?
15:06Oh, my God. That's the third retailer in as many weeks.
15:10Ink's not even trying to channel a contract. I swear, if they find out. Is Edwin home yet?
15:14Yes. With no news. But I still think the connection between Edwin and Priya might buy us some grace.
15:26Emma. I've thought it through. I've thought of nothing else. We can do this.
15:30Not yet, maybe, but once I've got a degree, I'll get a decent, probably terribly boring job.
15:37Not one that can buy as a manor, of course, but enough for a cottage.
15:41But they do want you to propose to her, Priya Chandra. I don't care.
15:45They'll never let you choose me. They disown you.
15:47Let them. Who cares?
15:49Be serious.
15:50Be serious.
15:50I am, Emma.
15:52What about their money?
15:53Money doesn't matter to me.
15:54I've said like someone with not the first clue our life is without it.
15:57You're right. I need father to keep on paying till I've graduated. But then I'll be free.
16:02You really trade your big fancy house for a cottage the size of your bedroom?
16:05I'd live in a shoe box if you were there, too.
16:10We'd never fit in that. It'd have to be a hat box, at least.
16:18We wouldn't have to rely on just you. If we were going to do that, I'd be doing my sewing
16:23so we'd have money from that, too.
16:26I might even open a shop one day.
16:30See?
16:32Yes.
16:32Yes.
16:32With my boring job and your not boring shop, we can do this, with or without my family's blessing.
16:43You really pick me over them?
16:45I pick you over anyone.
16:48Stay with me.
16:50Stay right.
16:51Here.
16:53Always.
16:56So we can do more of this.
17:10I'm not going anywhere.
17:17Let's go.
17:37I'm not going anywhere.
17:57I'm not going anywhere.
18:02Got to be here.
18:20See, this is what I was trying to avoid.
18:25I've never been very good at goodbyes.
18:31Sorry.
18:33I can't leave my dad and Frank, not yet.
18:36And I think there might be opportunities for me here.
18:40Miss Wainwright knows I've got good ideas and she's even listening to some of them.
18:45I think maybe there is a future for me here, after all.
18:56You can always come and find me, you know, if anything changes, for any reason.
19:03Anything at all.
19:06Just ask for me at the Lucky Duck in Armory.
19:09Leave a message.
19:11Shall I move about?
19:13With work and...
19:15Girls.
19:17Parties.
19:20Someone in there generally knows where I am.
19:28I won't laugh.
19:29Miss you.
19:40Stay hungry, Emma.
19:42Remember what your mum told you.
19:45Don't let anything or anyone distract you from that plan of yours.
19:53I'll be right back.
19:54I'll be right back.
19:54I won't have a soon for you.
19:55I'll be right back.
19:56Matt, I'll be right back.
19:59Thanks.
20:03No, I don't know.
20:06How about your son might decide when you're done this morning.
20:07I'd love him if I know you.
20:10I love you, aren't because doing you.
20:14All of the ladiesâeでは, what it is for me.
20:15I want you to make me.
20:20You're a super good friend, I'm so hard to meet you,
20:21You've got the plates on now. Much more efficient.
20:24I'd like you to implement it immediately.
20:26Tomorrow morning, if possible.
20:28Yes, ma'am. Of course.
20:29I was disappointed to hear you've just missed it. I can.
20:53Adele?
20:57Come through.
21:01Adele.
21:03What?
21:04Could you cover yourself up a moment, please?
21:07Are you talking to me or the door?
21:09Have you been drinking?
21:10Don't be silly, Adam. Doors don't drink.
21:12I mean you.
21:13How am I supposed to know that if you won't look at me?
21:20Have you?
21:22Not a drop.
21:28Please, put the roll back on.
21:41I feel well.
21:43The best I've felt in years.
21:46Like I've been trapped in this impenetrable fog.
21:50And now it's lifted.
21:56What?
21:59I can see what it was hiding now.
22:02All the damage.
22:04I've caught.
22:08It's all over me.
22:11I keep trying to wash it off.
22:25I keep trying to wash it off.
22:25I keep trying to wash it off.
22:26I keep trying to wash it off.
22:27I need no help.
22:27I keep trying to wash it off.
22:37I can use it away.
22:45Oh, my God.
23:32Oh, my God.
23:43Oh, my God.
24:18Emma, perhaps you ought to see if Adam is tending to Mrs Fairley. Perhaps he's forgotten
24:22the time.
24:26Sorry, Emma.
24:28These uniforms you made, did you use the offcuts from the mill?
24:31I thought you said that would be all right, Miss Wainwright.
24:33No, no, no, no. It's fine. So just come here a second, would you?
24:43Looks like an excellent job was done there.
24:46Yeah. I quite agree.
24:49Sorry to keep you all waiting.
24:51Oh, here, look at this. Look at this. This is our fabric, you know?
24:55Yeah. So it may not be good enough for fine dresses, but it makes for a very serviceable
25:00uniform, doesn't it? Almost smart. Partly Emma's design, I think. But it goes to show what
25:07can be done.
25:08What are you thinking?
25:11I think we send one of these up to Joe Lowther, convince him of the fabric's potential.
25:15Most of his customers have staff who need uniforms, and nobody wants to pay top whack for those,
25:20do they?
25:23Brilliant. It was always. You might thank Olivia, Gerald. She may have just saved her job.
25:36Thank you, Aunt Olivia.
25:40Emma, do you think you could make a sample of one of these by tomorrow morning?
25:43Yes, Miss. For the usual price?
25:45Yes.
25:55Whatever comes, whether hardship, hunger or sorrow, it cannot alter one thing.
26:16If I'm a princess in rags and catches, I can be a princess inside. This is for girls.
26:28It's for anyone who wants to practice their reading. If you don't like it, I'll put it
26:32back tomorrow.
26:33No. No.
26:37Shut up. You won't go calling me Princess Frank or nothing.
26:46No point in licking another one.
26:48Borrowing.
26:50If you get caught, you'll get the sack.
26:55So, just for you, I'll stick with this boring girls book.
27:01I wish I could write as good as this.
27:04You will.
27:05Just got to keep working like you are.
27:08Mum would be proud.
27:11You and I.
27:16How much have you shaved now?
27:20Almost 36 shillings.
27:22All right.
27:29Emma?
27:31Dad!
27:32Dad!
27:33I'm all right. I'm all right. I'm just tired.
27:35What's wrong?
27:37Emma's...
27:40Er...
27:40Emma's asking if I can stay up late to help her.
27:45I am not.
27:46She says I'm better than her.
27:48Better looking too, so she can't finish around me.
27:52You can show her now, can you?
27:55No.
27:56I should have to do a...
27:58A button.
28:00Do what with it?
28:00Stick it up your nose again.
28:02I've never done that.
28:04Well, you did when you were about two.
28:06Mum had to close up the other nostril and blow in your mouth till it popped out all covered in
28:10snot.
28:10No, she didn't.
28:14All right, come on, button.
28:15Bed.
28:16Let's go.
28:18Well, you two.
28:18You look exhausted.
28:20I'm nearly done.
28:20I promise.
28:23I can't say I know art about dresses.
28:26I do know I'd work when I see it.
28:29Weren't that from you.
28:34You're doing great, our kid.
28:37Proud of you.
28:41You're all still up too low.
28:43I won't.
28:57We ought to get ready to go, I think.
29:00Emma should be bringing us the uniforms and then we could set off.
29:03Hmm.
29:04Hmm.
29:05I was thinking.
29:08Probably best for me to be at the mill, given the growing unrest.
29:12Oh, right.
29:15Yeah, well, I suppose we could go tomorrow.
29:17No, no, no.
29:17I think you should go without me.
29:19It was your brilliant plan anyway, no doubt.
29:22Lowther will find you much more charming.
29:24We do need those orders, Olivia.
29:27I've been looking forward to a day out together.
29:29But, yeah, no, I suppose...
29:30Me too.
29:35But there'll be other days.
29:37Hmm.
29:48The uniform for you, Miss Wayne, right?
29:52Thank you, Emma.
29:57Was there something else?
29:59Yes, Miss.
30:01I was wondering, might I come with you to Mr Lowther's shop?
30:04I wouldn't be any trouble.
30:05I just want to watch and listen, to learn.
30:07No, well, I won't be back until bedtime.
30:10I mean, we've only just implemented your rota.
30:11You want to take the day off?
30:12I'd still get everything done.
30:13I'd stay up all night if I have to.
30:18Give my word on that.
30:19You know I always stick to my word.
30:23So I'm struggling to understand why you think this is appropriate.
30:28I'm sorry, it's just...
30:29Is my uniform what you're using?
30:32It's which I paid for, didn't I?
30:34Yes, but the design is mine.
30:36If I pay for something, that means it belongs to me.
30:39You'd do well to remember that, Emma.
30:42Yes, Miss Wayne, right.
30:43Sorry for speaking out of turn.
30:53I'm sorry.
30:54I'm sorry.
31:01I'm sorry.
31:04I'm sorry.
31:06I'm sorry.
31:08I'm sorry.
31:08I'm sorry.
31:08I'm sorry.
31:09I'm sorry.
31:09I'm sorry.
31:09I'm sorry.
31:09I'm sorry.
31:10I'm sorry.
31:11I'm sorry.
31:11I'm sorry.
31:26Are you sure you're ready?
32:06Are you sure you're ready?
32:18Are you sure you're ready?
32:36Are you sure you're ready?
33:01Are you happy?
33:01It is.
33:03It is.
33:04It is.
33:06But we did say that we would allow ourselves a little happiness too.
33:12Are you?
33:12Are you?
33:15What is it?
33:18Is it her?
33:19No.
33:22It's...
33:23It's me.
33:25I can get carried away.
33:27And that's not who you are.
33:30You're pure.
33:32You're good.
33:34I don't want to corrupt you with my, um...
33:38I respect you too much.
33:41What if I told you right now?
33:47I don't want you to respect me.
33:51I mean it.
33:53Do what you want to me.
33:55Do it.
33:59Lay down.
34:06Put your arms above your head.
34:22I'm sorry.
34:27No, you don't have to stop.
34:29No, no, I don't want you to stop.
34:30My head, I...
34:34I can't stop thinking.
34:37All this business with the retailers, they're dropping like flies.
34:41I think it's causing me more stress than I realised,
34:45despite your louder success.
34:47Maybe I'll sleep in my own room.
34:55Good night, my love.
34:57Good night.
34:58Good night.
35:25Sorry, I was worried with you not drinking the nights.
35:33Sometimes they can be the worst for thoughts,
35:37and would it help if I was here, maybe?
35:55Better sleep.
36:20I don't know.
36:46I don't know.
36:57I don't know.
36:59I don't know.
37:08I don't know.
37:23Emma, thank God.
37:24I need you to help me.
37:28Oh.
37:30I didn't ask for that.
37:38Wait.
37:52I've always been an unreliable person.
37:54I don't know.
38:03I don't know.
38:04I don't know.
38:05I don't know.
38:24I don't know.
38:25I don't know.
39:18I've got your message.
39:29Are you all right?
39:34I'm going to have a baby.
39:40Are you sure?
39:50Are you sure?
40:12I'm certain.
40:20Edwin, I need to know what's going through your head.
40:23Edwin, there are doctors also, I've heard, who can take care of these things for a price.
40:37Perhaps we can find one in Leeds or Bradford.
40:39You can butcher me up, you mean?
40:41No, I just meant it.
40:42That's what you want, is it?
40:43For it to just disappear?
40:44I don't know what I was to say, Emma.
40:46This is a catastrophe.
40:47You could say, marry me.
40:49You could say, let's go.
40:51Now.
40:55A cottage.
40:57A future.
40:58We already planned it, didn't we?
40:59You stood right here, only yesterday, promising me a lifetime.
41:03What does it matter if it starts today?
41:15I chose you.
41:16I had a ticket out of this place, and I chose you.
41:20Even though me head were telling me to go, even though going wasn't a plan.
41:25I got distracted.
41:29Promise me, Mom, I wouldn't.
41:31I do love you, Emma.
41:33But we're too young.
41:35Young?
41:36Young?
41:37Is that the reason you're giving yourself?
41:39If you're going to be a coward about it, at least find the decency to be honest about.
41:43Why, Master Edwin?
41:48I'll have to leave, but I wouldn't be able to stand the shame.
41:53When will you go?
41:55None of your business.
41:57Soon.
41:59And I need money.
42:02I've only got five.
42:03Pounds.
42:04Then I suppose that'll have to do.
42:07And I need a suitcase.
42:09Yes.
42:11I'll leave one for you with the money inside.
42:15Thank you, sir.
42:16You're very kind.
42:17Please, try to understand.
42:18Oh, I do.
42:19I understand exactly.
42:20Never thought I'd fall for it.
42:21Never will again.
42:23Emma.
42:23I won't be returning the suitcase since I won't be seeing you, Edwin Fairley.
42:26Never.
42:27Never again.
42:29Not for as long as I live.
42:41Never.
42:51Never.
42:55Never again.
42:56Never again.
43:02Never again.
43:04Never again.
43:06Never again.
43:07Never again.
43:08Never again.
43:10Never again.
43:14Never again.
43:15Never again.
43:16Never again.
44:57Oh, God.
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