A Woman of Substance (2026) S01 E05

Reality Central USA

A Woman of Substance (2026) S01 E05  # #RealityCentralUSA "If you enjoyed this video and want to support our team by helping us fund our late-night coffee needs, please donate via PayPal! ☕️ A small act – a big impact. Thank you all so much! ❤️" Donate at: [https://www.paypal.me/ngaxo]

Transcript

00:08Change the Grace Mirabella call to an in-person meet at Vogue HQ this afternoon, please.

00:15I need to be out and about.

00:17Let people see for themselves my children's claims about my ill health are greatly exaggerated.

00:23Grandy, have you spoken to any of them?

00:24I wonder if a calmer, more considered conversation with Aunt Edwina might...

00:30I get Henry Rossiter to come and see me.

00:32I need to liquidate some assets.

00:35Really? How much do you need?

00:36Seven million pounds.

00:39What for?

00:40And as much as it pains me to say it, I should make a television appearance.

00:44So call Peter Lasali and tell him it's finally a yes for The Tonight Show.

00:49And after that, I'd like you to call Jim Fairley and put an end to your dalliance with him.

00:58I... I don't know what you...

01:02I didn't even know who he was when we first met.

01:05I thought you were serious about your future here, Paula.

01:08I thought you had ambition.

01:09I am. I do.

01:10Then it ends. Today.

01:13But, Grandy, I love him.

01:16Paula, I understand, believe me, that occasionally one can find oneself distracted.

01:24But one must use that distraction as a springboard for moving on.

01:30You and Jim Fairley are over.

01:33End of story.

01:35You do it where I am without making sacrifices.

01:39End of story.

02:12Ready for your grand opening day?

02:18Have a lovely day.

02:41All right, you've settled down.

02:44He's my second, and compared to the first, he's just an angel.

02:49Emma, is this town town on the worst of all?

02:52Perry.

02:52He's back.

02:54He's my brother.

03:34Perfect, Mrs Jacobs.

03:36With the height you've been blessed with, I'd take the skirt up to mid-calf.

03:39I'll have to persuade my husband to use a new jacket.

03:41He'll be showing me up in church.

03:43Perhaps sweeten them up first.

03:44Have you seen my treacle tart kits?

03:45My mother's recipe.

03:47My dad used to ask for one instead of a birthday cake in June.

03:54So, you've been working every day, every second.

03:57When will this place be running smoothly enough for you to take time off and see your family, eh?

04:02Menswear.

04:03What should be next?

04:04Perfect way to expand the customer base.

04:05Can I have a look at yours?

04:08Yes.

04:10But if you're going to undress me, perhaps without an audience?

04:15I'm sorry.

04:19Tweed.

04:19I'm going to need lots of tweed.

04:21Can you...

04:21Oh.

04:23I'm good at being in charge.

04:33I'm going to need whatever you've got in tweed, worsted wool, maybe some linen.

04:38You can't be running dry already.

04:39Starting a menswear line.

04:41Did you hear?

04:42They're selling Dewsbury Mill.

04:44Someone will make a fart, too.

04:45Yeah, they'll have to spend one first.

04:47You should buy it.

04:48Think how much bigger your profit margins will be.

04:50No, thank you.

04:51No, it'd be too risky for me to have to take out a whacking lawn.

04:54It'd be more than pay for itself.

04:55Given how poorly everyone thinks of the Fairley Mills produce, I reckon the contracts they've

04:59got left will be yours for the day.

05:01Mr. Lowther?

05:03You've seen what she's doing?

05:05Treacle tart kits in her dressmakers.

05:07Have you ever heard of such a thing?

05:09I knew it.

05:10The second you let her move in, I said to my husband, I said she's after my shop.

05:13Mrs. Hart is free to sell whatever she wants.

05:16Oh, you would say that.

05:17Protecting your fancy woman.

05:19Emma is a married woman.

05:20Who's she married to?

05:22The invisible man.

05:23I've seen the way she's in and out of your shop like nobody's business.

05:26Sounds like you made it your business.

05:28Mrs. Minton, if you want to keep leasing my premises, I suggest you apologise to Mrs. Hart

05:32immediately.

05:33And spend less time worrying about what she's selling, and more about what you're selling,

05:37which as of late, I suspect is not very much.

05:44Sorry.

05:47Invisible husband.

05:48Invisible baby.

05:49Thanks for asking, Mrs. Minton, but my daughter's been very well looked after her, as a matter

05:52of fact.

05:53She wants her nothing.

05:54Emma?

05:59What does she know, eh?

06:00She thinks we're carrying on.

06:03She can be her shop.

06:04I never keep you waiting for rent.

06:06I'd be too worried that she'd bludgeon us both to death with one of your treacle tarts.

06:18Some fish-eye darts at the front here would make for a better silhouette, don't you think?

06:23It would pull in the waist without...

06:24Disturbing the pull.

06:26Yes.

06:27You're right.

06:29Clean the lines.

06:34Can I take your measurements?

06:36For samples?

06:39Shall I?

06:41Yes.

06:42Thanks.

07:04Most people

07:06would wait more than a few months

07:08after opening a ladies' wear shop

07:09to expand.

07:11You think it's due soon?

07:13No.

07:14I don't.

07:17And this is exactly why I wanted to work with you.

07:27Because you're not most people.

07:29I don't.

07:39I don't.

07:41I can't.

07:42I can't.

07:42I'm married.

07:43Well, someone should remind your husband of that

07:45because it's been almost a year, Emma,

07:47and he hasn't bothered to come near you.

07:49Not even when he gave birth to his child.

07:50Please, always.

07:51Week after week, I say to myself,

07:52has he any idea who he married?

07:55Does he know you?

07:55Has he seen you?

07:59Because surely if he'd had even a glimpse of you,

08:01he'd not be able to tear himself from your side.

08:03I'm sorry.

08:04I'm sorry.

08:37Emma Hart, isn't it?

08:41Yes.

08:42How can I help you, Mrs...

08:44Miss Chandra?

08:46At least for the next few weeks,

08:48then it'll be Mrs. Edwin Fairley.

08:52That's why I'm here.

09:10Yes, I can see.

09:14Just needs the odd adjustment.

09:18All we have to do is...

09:20Burn it.

09:22It's a fairly alien they insisted I try on,

09:25and as you can see, it fits,

09:27which is rather unfortunate

09:29because it's an absolute monstrosity.

09:34I'm sorry.

09:35So am I.

09:36But I kept hearing such wonderful things about this place.

09:40I was hoping you could make it even a tiny bit less hideous.

09:43Let's see.

09:48I always imagined I'd get married

09:50in what my mother wore to her wedding.

09:52It was a beautiful red sari.

09:54Gold thread.

09:56But she won't be at the wedding herself.

10:03She passed away.

10:08I'm sorry.

10:10And to lose a mother, that's...

10:15I know.

10:16It's a worse thing.

10:19Yes.

10:20It is.

10:29He writes to you.

10:33Letters.

10:36Constantly.

10:38Though he seems to have no intention of sending them,

10:41so...

10:42I suppose I was always going to find them eventually.

10:49Why did you come here?

10:52If I'm going to spend the rest of my life

10:54with a man whose heart is broken,

10:56I thought I ought to at least have a good look

10:58at the woman responsible.

11:00If Edwin's heart is broken,

11:01it's entirely his own doing.

11:02I can assure you of that.

11:10You can look.

11:17Well, I'd have made me look an absolute fright

11:19if I were you.

11:21Oh, I considered it.

11:23It was a time I'd have ruined the dress completely.

11:26Anything to get back at them,

11:27even a little bit.

11:31I made a vow, you see.

11:33Spend the rest of my life punishing them.

11:36All of the failies.

11:39And now?

11:43Sometimes I wonder whether,

11:44in doing that,

11:45I'm also punishing myself.

11:59Don't marry him.

12:01Not because I want him,

12:03or because I'm trying to ruin his life.

12:05I just think you deserve more.

12:15He's good to me.

12:18And love can grow, I think.

12:22I have hope.

12:28I know this might be terribly inappropriate,

12:31but I really did want you to...

12:32I'll have it delivered.

12:34Thanks, it's finished.

13:00Sure, I thought you'd be pleased

13:02to hear Edwin's living a life of misery.

13:04Doesn't it feel good, Emma,

13:05to know you built all this

13:07while he's been stood still,

13:08right where you left him?

13:09But part of me's been there with him, hasn't it?

13:11Wearing the ring he got me.

13:13Even pretending to have a husband at sea.

13:15Making sure there isn't even the slightest possibility

13:17I might one day be able to meet someone else.

13:23Are you ready for that?

13:26I want to be, I think.

13:29I don't know what I'm scared.

13:32That rage, the rage against Edwin,

13:34it's what's dragging me out of bed every single morning.

13:36It's what's keeping Edwina fed and safe.

13:38If I let that go, am I just going to get distracted again?

13:41Am I going to let me mam down?

13:43No, Emma.

13:44That fire inside you is going nowhere.

13:47It's that rage.

13:48It's who you are.

13:49Rage was just the fuel there for a little while,

13:51but that can come from anywhere.

13:55It can come from love.

13:59You're right.

14:03Emma.

14:04Would you speak to him for me?

14:06Would you speak to David?

14:10You'll probably notice how we are around each other.

14:14I never expected it.

14:16Tried to tell myself it wasn't happening,

14:18but he makes me feel, I don't know,

14:24excited, fluttery, hopeful.

14:29Is that bad?

14:31Never.

14:35What, erm...

14:36What do you want me to say to him?

15:04I know I should feel guilty,

15:06but these past months

15:09with Adele away

15:10have been the best of my life.

15:20Delivery for you, Miss Chandler.

15:21Oh, thank you.

15:25My wedding dress,

15:26so best not to mention it to, erm...

15:28Of course.

15:29Wouldn't want to bring about any

15:31bad luck.

15:48What have you got there?

15:49Oh.

15:50It...

15:51It's, erm...

15:52Oh, sorry.

15:53Is that the...

15:56Wedding dress.

15:57Yes.

15:57I had it altered a little

15:59at this

16:01new dressmakers

16:02I kept hearing about.

16:06Really.

16:08Right.

16:10Good.

16:11Good.

16:12I hope you got

16:13what you wanted.

16:32These are...

16:33for you.

16:36Mac told me about your husband.

16:37I'm so sorry.

16:52Why didn't you tell me sooner

16:53that he'd died?

16:58It was a while ago.

17:01I think I was scared

17:05of us.

17:09not

17:11worried about me being

17:14forward.

17:19Worried I might.

17:26I just came here

17:27to check you were all right.

17:31Well, Mac says you up

17:32to lose a husband.

17:35that I feel awful

17:36the things I said

17:37about him.

17:38You're right.

17:39Truth is,

17:40I lost him

17:42a long time ago.

17:44Even before he died.

17:47You make me feel...

17:51I'm sorry.

17:54I'm sorry.

17:55I'm sorry.

17:59I'm sorry.

18:00I'm sorry.

18:02I'm sorry.

18:11I'm sorry.

18:22I was right.

18:29I'm sorry.

18:30I was so sorry to постав

18:35Ooh.

18:50Dewsbury Mill is up for sale.

18:52We could ask them whether they'd sell us one of their looms.

18:54We still don't want from the fire,

18:56but if we could just get back to running at full capacity...

18:58There's a little point running at full capacity

18:59when we're not even selling the fabric we're making at half...

19:01What a hint of that sort of talk when Sir Bickham arrives.

19:04We'll focus on the wedding.

19:06If you sense the conversation is turning to anything more serious, deflect.

19:10I think we're all pretty good at that.

19:12Now, Olivia, at the luncheon.

19:14I'm going to need you to...

19:15Did somebody say luncheon?

19:16I love luncheon.

19:20Adele, we weren't expecting you.

19:21Mother, you look.

19:22I know, darling. Come here.

19:26Sherry, mother.

19:27Shut up, Gerald.

19:29No, thank you, darling.

19:30Yes.

19:31Wise.

19:32We've had to switch to the cheap stuff

19:35in those two long months you've been on holiday.

19:40Still, it's here when you need it.

19:43Tea. We've got tea.

19:44I think I'll rest.

19:46Right.

19:47I've come a long way.

19:50But...

19:51I'm so looking forward to hearing

19:53what you've all been up to while I've been gone.

20:18I may have thought ahead of myself earlier.

20:23I had a plan, you see.

20:25I don't know how much you like them.

20:27What did it involve, this plan?

20:29Well, the first step is going to be persuading you to take a day off.

20:33I've not committed you out to hard work.

20:40It is time I took a day off.

20:43I need to go back.

20:46Home, I mean.

20:46See my family.

20:48I'm so out of touch with them.

20:50Would you be able to mind the shop?

20:52Of course.

20:53But this isn't exactly in line with my plan.

20:55I'm sorry.

20:57It's just any spare moment I have,

20:59I go to my cousin's to see Edwina.

21:00So going home,

21:02I think I've been scared

21:03of the reminders of my husband.

21:06But now I think I'm ready.

21:08To see my dad and my brother.

21:11Anyway, that's my plan for Friday.

21:14On Saturday,

21:16I'm very much committed to your plan.

21:18Two days off in a row.

21:20Emma Hart, you slacker.

22:04I'm sorry for not being here.

22:07Don't be sorry for that.

22:09It's a relief, if anything.

22:13I'm not just talking about when I left.

22:21I've not been the mother you deserved.

22:25Not for a long time.

22:28Not ever, perhaps.

22:37Do you remember when I was first learning to ride

22:40and being rather pathetic about it?

22:45And that night,

22:49Father made me sleep there in the stables.

22:52I was so against it.

22:54You came and I begged you

22:59to take me back to the house.

23:02You said no.

23:04That I had to face it.

23:05That it was the only way.

23:07I'm so sorry, darling.

23:08No.

23:09You were right.

23:12And you stayed with me

23:14right through to the morning.

23:19And by then,

23:20I wasn't scared anymore.

23:27You were...

23:28You were a wonderful mother.

23:31Until you weren't.

23:34And that's what made it so much worse.

23:37There have been so many times

23:38where I needed...

23:40I'm here now.

23:46What is it?

23:47You can tell me.

23:50I was trying to help.

23:51I really was.

23:52And I'm bloody good at it, Poker.

23:55Everyone says so.

23:58And things are so bad with the business,

23:59I thought that if I could

24:01make a bit of extra cash

24:02then Father would...

24:06I got reckless and love.

24:09Oh, Christ.

24:11I'm in such a lot of debt.

24:13And Father will be so upset.

24:15You leave your father to me.

24:18I'll fix it, I promise.

24:34I'm in such a big boss.

24:35I don't know.

24:39I don't know.

24:43I don't know.

24:50My demon!

24:50No, my demon!

24:53There we go.

24:56Let me see.

24:56I just have a waiting.

24:57No.

24:57I have a sitting...

24:57I just...

24:58Oh, my God.

25:39I'm trying to do your lunch. I'm making a right p-t of it.

25:44I'm not hungry, anyway.

25:48Frank!

25:57Where were you?

25:59Armley. In Leeds.

26:02Why didn't you send me a dress?

26:04I didn't know where you were. We couldn't even write.

26:07I've been working all hours of the day and trying to get myself settled.

26:11What am I now?

26:14You don't look like you.

26:17We even sound like you.

26:19Frank.

26:20Please.

26:22I'm sorry.

26:24But listen, I've got so much to tell you.

26:27I don't care, am I?

26:29You can't just come walking in here after all this time, acting like nothing's happened.

26:36I suppose you don't want these presents, then?

26:39I've brought loads for you and for Dad.

26:42Come on, Frank. I'll help you clean this up and we can talk.

26:47Expecting Dad home for lunch, are you?

26:48They won't want to eat off the floor, will he?

26:57Why is this winter coat here?

27:01Is he home?

27:09Dad?

27:11Dad!

27:18Dad?

27:20I couldn't get rid of him.

27:22I couldn't get rid of any of it.

27:31I would have known.

27:33Known.

27:36In my heart, I would have felt it.

27:38I know I would.

27:39I would have.

27:42When?

27:43What happened?

27:47Shafiah?

27:49Like the milk.

27:53Here on three months ago.

27:59He had to be the hero, of course.

28:02Running into Sheffield.

28:07I wasn't here.

28:09I wasn't here.

28:12You are now.

28:14I'm sorry.

28:18Oh, Frank.

28:20I'm so sorry.

28:23And of course, we'll show you the church tomorrow.

28:26It's spectacular.

28:27Oh, yes.

28:28Fairlies have been marrying there for centuries.

28:32To family.

28:34To family.

28:36Family.

28:37Family.

28:42Oh, look at them.

28:43Did you ever see a more handsome couple?

28:46Oh, well.

28:47Adam and I turned a few heads back in the day, didn't we, Adam?

28:50He couldn't keep his hands off me.

28:52I'm glad to say.

28:53But Edwin is more respectful.

28:58Priya, Edwin tells me that.

29:00I suppose it's different, isn't it?

29:02With a marriage of convenience.

29:04I tell.

29:05Convenience.

29:06In that it's conveniently good for business.

29:08My mother has an unusual sense of humor.

29:11Well, it is good for business, isn't it?

29:15More so for ours than yours, I suspect, Sir Vikram.

29:21Priya, it's so wonderful that you're going to be wearing Adam's mother's wedding dress.

29:25Oh, are you?

29:26That is wonderful.

29:27Yes.

29:28Something borrowed.

29:29You will fit in perfectly.

29:32In this family, you can borrow anything you like.

29:35For example, Sir Vikram, my sister has been borrowing my husband for some time.

29:40But tell.

29:43What?

29:45I'm sure Priya knows, don't you, darling?

29:47She's been sleeping under the same roof.

29:48And if she doesn't, you ought to know what she's married into.

29:52I'm so sorry, Sir Vikram.

29:54The truth is, my wife is very ill.

29:58Oh, I have never felt better.

30:14Well, this was fun.

30:27I'm so sorry.

30:29Don't do that, Livy.

30:30Don't apologize as though it was just some accident.

30:33Some mistake.

30:35You wanted my husband and you took him.

30:39I've loved him for a very long time.

30:45Longer than you've loved me.

31:00Same old Aunt Lily, then?

31:01Eh.

31:02Remember when she caught Dad teaching us to whistle in the house?

31:05Satan!

31:06They're going to summon Satan!

31:08I think Dad did it on purpose to wind her up.

31:16Could have had to come and look after you.

31:19But you needn't any more.

31:21You can come to Armley, help me in the shop.

31:23I can't.

31:24I'll be starting boarding school soon.

31:25What?

31:26Yeah.

31:27The fairies are paying for it.

31:29The beloveds are kind.

31:30Why would they be doing that?

31:31I suppose they fill their own a debt,

31:34given our Dad's safe master of one's life.

31:38Edwin?

31:39Yeah.

31:41That's who we run back in for.

31:48Emma?

31:49Emma!

31:53Oh, my God.

32:36what the hell were you playing at do you have any idea how important that marriage is you're

32:43going to lecture me on the importance of marriage adele the business is in an incredibly precarious

32:50position our finances are sake don't bore me with the details darling i shall read about them in the

32:56divorce papers we can't divorce let's see adultery yes we can be certain of that and for additional

33:06grounds i believe i shall go for cruelty cruelty you are the queen of cruelty i mean do you really

33:17blame me adele for seeking solace elsewhere elsewhere perhaps not but my sister

33:28why why did it have to be her adam because she is the only one who understood what it was

33:36like

33:37to watch you disappear you caged me too when you locked yourself in this damn room in sickness and

33:44in health adam that was the vow remember i spent years blaming myself but you abandoned me

33:51the second you saw that i was sinking you let go of my hand that is not true i tried

33:57you drowned

33:58yourself adele all i ever wanted to do was to please you to stay on that pedestal where you put

34:05me

34:05a perfect proper little wife to sit by your side at church every sunday and then to submit to your

34:14darkest desires every night i have never done a thing to you that you didn't yearn for that's absolutely

34:31true you loved every second of turning me into your little whore but then you couldn't bear the thought

34:39of being married to one

34:44get on your knees

34:56i will never be on my knees again

35:10if i am the problem then why is it that olivia and i have been perfectly happy without you

35:18you you always were unfettered though to be a wife and a mother olivia though she's one of my birth

35:29born for it just like you were born a dirty rotten little

35:49a young manless mortLS

35:51a여平

35:51a

38:03I'm coming, I'm here.

38:13How was your trip home?

38:14I want the grocers.

38:18I've only had hearts a few months.

38:19What do you know about selling groceries?

38:21It's too soon, Emma.

38:22It's too much to manage.

38:24Too risky.

38:25What could be more risky than the loss you're already making?

38:28I'm ready for it.

38:29Put me in there.

38:29Not only will I pay you a month up front, I'll increase the rent 5% every month and I'll

38:33still be making a profit.

38:38Ten percent.

38:39Eight.

38:41Done.

38:43I've never met a woman like you.

38:46I'm not sure there's ever been one.

38:49On that, I do have one more proposition for you.

39:09I need help here.

39:16I need help here!

39:25Oh, my God.

39:27No.

39:33What did you say to her?

39:37What?

39:57Ta-da.

39:59What is it?

40:02What's happened?

40:04Joe Larger and I are getting married.

40:11What?

40:12I'm sorry, David.

40:14Look, you're not serious.

40:16Joe?

40:21Does he know you're marrying him?

40:22For his shops.

40:23That's not the only reason.

40:24Oh, I do apologise.

40:25I was forgetting.

40:25He owns a rather nice house as well.

40:29Emma.

40:31I really think there's something here, something between us

40:35that could be remarkable.

40:37If we can just let it.

40:38I've got to do this.

40:42I really am truly sorry.

40:58I'm sorry, but you're quite early.

41:00That's all right.

41:01I can wait.

41:03If you and your husband would...

41:04He's not my husband yet.

41:06You do know I'm here about the loan?

41:07I do.

41:08I made the appointment.

41:09You realise an unmarried woman cannot take out a loan of any kind?

41:13I realise.

41:14And in less than an hour, that won't be a problem.

41:16I don't make a habit of wearing wedding gowns on days of not getting wed.

41:25Excuse us.

41:31I know it's only a quick ceremony, but I thought you might wear something a bit smarter.

41:36I can't do it.

41:38I can't walk you down the aisle to a man you don't love.

41:42What about David?

41:43I'm not in love with David either.

41:45But there are feelings there, at least, and feelings aren't...

41:49I'm not looking.

41:50I just noticed you hadn't closed up, so I'm just checking that you are still...

41:54Yes, but we're just...

41:55Are you the groom, sir?

41:56Yes.

41:58Sorry, who's that?

41:59Mr Ivins, solicitor.

42:01And I must make sure you understand the risks of guaranteeing such a very large loan.

42:06If your bride cannot pay it back, the debt will be yours.

42:10Only in name.

42:12The risk is all mine.

42:14And I won't default, but if I did, we've agreed it'd be my stock, we'd sell off to pay it.

42:19The law says I need a husband to sign on my behalf.

42:22Well, in 45 minutes, that's exactly what I'll have.

42:24No-one's going into this blind, Mr Ivins.

42:27Emma!

42:28I don't believe in superstition.

42:30I think we make our own luck.

42:37I'm not sure what I did to get this lucky.

42:41You head to the church, I won't be long.

42:44Come if you like, Mr Ivins, we can discuss the terms.

42:53Emma.

42:54Your stock.

42:56Everything you build.

42:57This?

42:58This is just the foundations.

42:59And the loan.

43:00What's that for?

43:01I'm buying Dewsbury Mill.

43:03If I'm making my own fabric, the profit margins will be huge.

43:07You don't know how to run a mill.

43:08But I know a lot of men who do.

43:11Men who love my dad as much as I do.

43:14Men who are dissatisfied with the current employer.

43:17You're going to steal workers from the Fairleys.

43:20I'm just going to make them a better offer.

43:23So what's back then?

43:25The rage.

43:27I thought you were moving on.

43:30But this is all about revenge.

43:31Yes, it is.

43:32And it feels wonderful.

43:34Emma.

43:36A loveless marriage.

43:37There are worse things.

43:38Well, if you're so hell-bent on marrying someone you don't love, marry me then.

43:41I already asked you once.

43:43But I do love you.

43:50Imagine me ruining your life.

43:54Joe can help me.

43:55And he wants to.

43:57And he's got influence.

44:00Joe's a decent man.

44:01And he won't be a distraction.

44:03I let myself get carried away thinking I could put all of this behind me.

44:07Put them behind me.

44:08And now my father's dead.

44:09That wasn't your fault.

44:11Oh, I know that.

44:12My father's blood's on Fairley hands.

44:14And I won't rest until every drop of theirs is on mine.

44:17No Fairley will ever come near me or my family ever again.

44:26You can't tell me who to love.

44:29I'm a grown woman.

44:31I'm simply giving you a choice between Jim Fairley and your future at this company.

44:37You don't even know him.

44:39Only his surname.

44:40Do you think it's a coincidence his interest in you?

44:44My grandchild?

44:45My protege?

44:46Neither of us knew who the other was when we first met.

44:48Oh, come along Paula.

44:49Don't be so naive.

44:50The whole world knows I've been training you to be me.

44:54To take over everything.

44:56Of course a Fairley would seek to take advantage.

44:58What if this isn't about you?

44:59As incomprehensible as that may seem to someone so self-centered.

45:05You have no idea what I have sacrificed.

45:09What if Jim loves me for me?

45:11The fact that you think I would want to be you.

45:15Surrounded by people but entirely alone.

45:19No, thank you.

45:20I choose life.

45:33Yes, Mrs. Hart?

45:35Jerry?

45:36Mrs. Hart?

45:37Would you call an ambulance please?

45:40Mrs. Hart?

45:42Mrs. Hart?

45:42I think I'm having a heart attack.

45:44Oh my God.

45:47Mrs. Hart?

45:49Mrs. Hart?

45:50Mrs. Hart?

45:55It's Christmas Eve and there are stockings that need hanging.

45:57Trees that need decking.

45:59I can't just pretend to be a regular friend of your family.

46:01I was hoping we might get to, er, lay in.

46:04I fell short in that department.

46:05Good morning.

46:06You alright?

46:07I don't know.

46:09Joe deserves some consolation for his absentee wife.

46:12Where's the child you had that belongs to my brother?

46:31You ayah!

46:33¶¶

46:341

46:351

46:361

46:371

46:381

46:422

46:552

46:562

47:003

47:012

47:013

Category

Transcript

Comments

Recommended