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02:00Happy birthday to you, happy birthday to you, happy birthday dear mother, happy birthday to you.
02:20That's touching.
02:22Now, are all the traitors present?
02:30Good.
02:33So, let's get started, shall we?
02:49At ease.
02:53May I?
03:02Mac, isn't it?
03:05You used to work at Fairley Hall?
03:07That's right.
03:09I'm Edwin Fairley.
03:10I know who you are.
03:19But I've seen you at the front.
03:21If that's the bear.
03:23Eight months of senseless fighting, but that one was...
03:29Grimlight.
03:33So, off home then?
03:36Officially, it's medical discharge.
03:39But not all wounds can be bandaged.
03:44You?
03:46Leave.
03:49To see my pregnant wife.
03:53Congratulations.
03:54And also, Emma Hart.
03:57Oh, I expect you to remember.
03:59You're going to see Emma?
04:00That's right.
04:02She's plenty of space for visitors.
04:04In her big house.
04:08And you will see Emma's family.
04:13Are you there?
04:17For your information, Emma's husband, Joe Lowther.
04:26He didn't make it.
04:33I'm sorry to help.
04:35Emma doesn't need your sympathies.
04:37She's managed just fine without anything from you.
04:55Well.
04:57Good luck to you.
05:03It was.
05:05A grim night.
05:07A vestibur.
05:11A grim night.
06:16They just thought I needed to come home.
06:20Well, here you are.
06:32Oh, my God.
06:34Edwin.
06:38My father looks dreadful.
06:40At least he's out of bed today.
06:43Is there a problem?
06:45It's money.
06:47Money's the problem.
06:48He owes left, right and centre.
06:50The house is up for sale.
06:52What?
06:53Why?
06:55He won a huge uniform contract from some old school friend.
06:58But he over-promised.
07:00Emma Hart has our mill and he's run out of favours.
07:03So there's absolutely no way he can fulfil the order.
07:07But it'll be better now you're back.
07:10Why?
07:12Because now all this will be down to you.
07:17Anyway, look, you didn't come here to see me.
07:20Priya?
07:20Please, don't.
07:23Olivia, I've been thinking that...
07:26We're both our sex, mine and Priya's.
07:30I ought to just set her free.
07:48I'll be closing up for good if I don't go heavier and people not paying bills.
07:51I have to start sending telegrams to those that owe us.
07:54And if they can't, I'll have to start judging interests.
07:56No choice, I need to.
08:25So, a baby.
08:29Never had one of those before, have you?
08:37Our mill isn't the only thing Emma Hart has that belongs to you.
08:42How do you think she is, eh?
08:48So, how was it?
08:52France?
08:54Such camaraderie, is there?
08:56Eh?
08:58You and the left?
08:59Hmm?
09:04I've sung a song I'll do.
09:05Oh.
09:06Hmm.
09:09So, why do they send you home?
09:16Because it's not all singing.
09:22It's made me think about what we leave behind.
09:27I'd like the people that come after us.
09:31Our children.
09:33Grandchildren.
09:35To at least know we were here.
09:38I suppose.
09:41The main thing we will leave.
09:43All of us.
09:45Our name.
09:50And this house?
09:52Oh, yes.
09:55Not if I can't hang on to it.
09:57We won't.
10:00Emma Hart has a lot to answer for.
10:02Uh-Oh, yes.
10:19Bye.
10:21Bye.
10:21Bye.
10:21Bye.
10:23Bye.
10:28Bye.
11:01What if Eberhard isn't just the cause of our problems?
11:04What if she's the solution?
11:07I think I've got the answer.
11:18You know, I saw him once, Joel.
11:25In France?
11:27I came round the corner one night and there he was.
11:31Helmet pushed back, rifle on his knee, with a photo of you in his hand.
11:41Are you just saying that?
11:43No, it was Joel.
11:47And he'd hold himself up on a box of corned beef.
11:52No time to eat it, he said.
11:54But he could at least keep his arse dry on it.
12:04And then, everything started off again.
12:11And then, the chute, I'd lost track of him.
12:25Can I tell you something?
12:28Anything.
12:35When I got the telegram, we were in the hall and I saw Laura's face.
12:42And I knew.
12:44I just knew that it was bad news.
12:49I knew that it was bad news.
12:50And I thought...
12:55It's okay.
12:56I know.
12:58You miss him.
12:59I know.
13:00No, you don't.
13:01You don't know.
13:03Let me say it.
13:06I knew that it was bad news.
13:11And I thought...
13:14That it was you.
13:17I did.
13:20And I couldn't breathe, Mike.
13:24But then she showed it to me.
13:27And I saw that it was addressed to me and not her.
13:32And that inside it said his name.
13:35Joe Louver.
13:41And I was relieved.
13:45Is that the worst thing you ever heard?
13:48Oh, Joe.
13:51I was desperate, of course.
13:52I couldn't bear that it was him.
13:55But my first thought when I saw his name was...
13:59Oh, thank God.
14:01Thank God it's not back.
14:04Oh, thank God.
14:06Oh, thank God.
14:06So...
14:07No.
14:09I understand.
14:13I do.
14:19Because we're the same.
14:22Aren't we?
14:28So I...
14:30I always understand.
14:49Go on, B.
15:05I have an assistant today, Mrs. Christian.
15:07Aren't I lucky?
15:09And look.
15:10It packs here for fruitcake, which she can make with barely any fat.
15:13And not one egg.
15:14I'm calling it wild cake.
15:18Oh, my girls will eat cake all day long.
15:20It's a lesson.
15:23What do you make, she say?
15:25I'll look for it.
15:26Can't be how it burns.
15:32Mrs. Hart.
15:39I have to close her up for a while, Mrs. Christian.
15:42Take one of the packs of cake ingredients and let me know what you know about, I think.
15:46Well, thank you.
15:47Bye-bye, Dreena.
15:48Have fun helping your mum.
15:49Bye-bye.
15:50Bye-bye.
16:02Hello.
16:03Hello.
16:09Edwina.
16:12Edwina, why don't you go upstairs, love, sort through that box of button to see what you like best?
16:16I'm allowed.
16:17Of course.
16:18Go on up.
16:19Go on.
16:19Go on.
16:31I've broken an oath, then.
16:34Swear I'd never see you again for as long as I lived.
16:39We all make promises we can't keep.
16:43Drops usually busier than this.
16:46But there's a war on, I don't know if you've heard.
16:49I did.
16:51I'm so sorry, Anna.
16:53I heard about your husband.
16:54Did you hear about all the husbands?
16:55It's not just mine.
17:00What you'll have seen for yourself.
17:03What you'll have seen for yourself.
17:10Emma.
17:13All this, it's a miracle.
17:19Everything you'll have seen for you, Edwin.
17:20Everything you wanted, your plan with the cup will be.
17:24That's right.
17:25I'm a success.
17:27And what are you, Edwin Fairley?
17:30Fool.
17:31An idiot coward does our cover it.
17:34Hardly.
17:38Emma.
17:40Every bit of hatred you feel for me.
17:43All the resentment.
17:44The bitterness.
17:45The anger.
17:47I felt it for myself.
17:48I promise you.
17:50Every day.
17:52And not the moments pass where I haven't wished I could go back.
17:57To that rose garden.
18:01And say something different.
18:06Like what?
18:09Like marry me.
18:11Like it'll be alright.
18:13Like I'll take care of you and make sure nobody hurts you.
18:15Like I love you, Emma.
18:18And I'll spend the rest of my life making sure I'm by your side.
18:22Well, I'd have probably had the baby by the time you got all of that out.
18:26Emma, please.
18:26I'm not here to fight.
18:29It's been enough of that.
18:32When I let you down that day,
18:34I started a feud which should never have gone as far as it has.
18:39So I come here today to end it.
18:50I hear you've a warehouse full of cloth and no use for it.
18:53That's right.
18:54It was meant to fulfill the contract that your father stole from me.
18:58Well, what we have, what the Fairleys have,
19:02is that contract that...
19:05No cloth.
19:07Or mill.
19:09And Emma,
19:11you're a businesswoman now.
19:17A partnership.
19:19Our contract.
19:21Your mills.
19:23Fairleys and ours.
19:25Together, we can make that contract work.
19:28For every uniform we produce, you'll get a pound.
19:31And so will we.
19:34Emma, I don't know how your business is faring through all of this,
19:37but ours is barely afloat.
19:43But if we join forces,
19:45then both of us can...
19:48take care of our families.
19:53Doesn't a pact make sense?
20:00Come to lunch.
20:03Will you please?
20:05On Saturday, as our honoured guest.
20:09No pressure, but we can talk it all through.
20:13I'm at war.
20:17It's miserable.
20:21Imagine how it'd feel if we...
20:24could lay down our weapons.
20:28Just...
20:30ended.
20:33A ceasefire.
20:37Truth.
20:41What do you say?
20:52Well, how did it go?
20:55She bought it.
21:16This deal could be the answer, Mac.
21:18If I can get a pound of uniform,
21:20I won't have to close anything.
21:21I can pay the wages,
21:23not lay anyone off.
21:24There'll be no profit,
21:25but it might just get us through
21:26to the end of the war.
21:27Sure.
21:28I'd bet on you above all, Dasketh.
21:30Any day of the week.
21:33But a partnership with the Fairleys.
21:35I would have spat
21:36if someone suggested it before now.
21:39Can you trust them?
21:41No, before.
21:43Never.
21:45But for the children,
21:48shouldn't I be fighting
21:49on a different front now?
21:51Mommy, Mommy!
21:53Is that us at the shop?
21:55Yeah.
21:57Here.
22:00Isn't it beautiful?
22:02I love it so much.
22:03I love it so much.
22:04I love it so much.
22:07I love it so much.
22:32I was wondering if I could come in.
22:40Standards slipped?
22:42Oh, no.
22:43I'm sure they haven't.
22:45They came because I'm coming here
22:47on Saturday
22:47for lunch.
22:49I heard.
22:52And when I do,
22:53I'll be coming in
22:53through the front door.
22:55Well, I'll be sure
22:56to be careful with your coat.
22:58I was imagining
23:00how it's going to feel
23:01sitting up there.
23:03And I know I'll just be desperate
23:04to see it all down here.
23:08To remember.
23:12So I came here today,
23:13in any case,
23:14to talk to Ed...
23:15Master Edwin,
23:16work out possible terms
23:17and so on.
23:20And I wanted to
23:21come round this way
23:22so nobody thinks
23:23of any airs or graces.
23:30And why not?
23:32In my heart.
23:33Hmm?
23:34I'd say you've earned
23:35a few airs from what I hear.
23:37You could justify
23:38the odd grace or two and all.
23:39Mariah's you've had.
23:42Made something of yourself,
23:44haven't you?
23:48Well done, lass.
23:50Well done.
23:54And I didn't know
23:56your dad well.
23:58I keep myself to myself.
24:01But I reckon Jack Hart
24:03would have been pleased as punch.
24:16Well, I had to go on.
24:19They think we're wallpaper,
24:22of course.
24:23Walking those rooms up there
24:24in silence,
24:26they forget
24:27that staff
24:28are people.
24:30And people
24:31have ears.
24:37this partnership
24:38is not what you think.
24:41Master Edwin
24:43has got you
24:43right where he wants you.
25:03Do you know, I'm leaving you?
25:08What?
25:08Why?
25:10You lied to me
25:12about Adele.
25:14It was not my fault.
25:15I am not responsible
25:16for my sister's death.
25:18And I have to be able
25:19to grieve.
25:20I have to get away
25:21from here,
25:21away from you.
25:22Don't be ridiculous,
25:23I'll be here.
25:23Where will you go?
25:24I'll stay until the alliance
25:25is signed,
25:26for the boy's sake.
25:27But when your contract
25:28and your house
25:29are no longer at risk,
25:31when the war is over,
25:33I will be looking
25:34for peace.
25:54Do you think
25:56you're going somewhere
25:56for a bit of peace
25:57and quiet?
25:59Frank!
26:02What are you doing here?
26:03I'm up here every week.
26:05You're not the only one
26:06that misses you.
26:08How's school?
26:10You got your final exams?
26:11Yeah, well,
26:12I bet they're going to make me
26:13into a professor
26:13or something.
26:15Or a lord, probably.
26:16That's what happens
26:17when you get top marks.
26:19King, I think.
26:20Isn't it?
26:21Yeah.
26:22Something like that.
26:26See what you're doing
26:26up here, then?
26:27Panicking?
26:29No.
26:32I'm just wondering
26:33what to do,
26:34is all.
26:35Oh, no.
26:37What?
26:37I knew this would happen.
26:39You've got money now.
26:40You can spend time thinking.
26:42Rooks thought
26:43they'd love to just
26:43sit around,
26:44watching the sky,
26:46wandering.
26:47That's not who we are.
26:48Get on with it.
26:50Don't waste time
26:51thinking,
26:51oh, what if I do this?
26:53What if I spend this
26:54on a golden fountain
26:55or whatever.
26:56All you've done
26:57is lost precious minutes
26:59and you could have been
27:00trusting your gut.
27:01Isn't that what
27:02my mother said?
27:07A golden fountain?
27:09That's what
27:10roots people have,
27:11isn't it?
27:12What have you got instead?
27:15Massive warehouse
27:15full of cloth.
27:17That's your golden fountain.
27:23Frank,
27:24you'll be all right.
27:25Always.
27:26I've just climbed
27:26up a hill on my own.
27:28Are you twisting your gut?
27:29Follow your gut, yeah?
27:31Yeah.
27:35Go on, Emma!
27:38Woo!
27:48Go on, Emma!
28:22Go on, Emma!
28:48Go on, Emma!
29:47Go on, Emma!
29:49Edwin,
29:49you made me a proposition.
29:51That's right.
29:52A partnership.
29:53We fulfil the
29:54uniform contracts together.
29:56Well, that all
29:57sounds very sensible.
29:59As a team,
30:00is that right?
30:01Proceed split down the middle?
30:02Absolutely.
30:03For every uniform,
30:04a pound for you.
30:04And a pound for you.
30:06Yes.
30:08That's what you said.
30:08Edwin,
30:10Only, Edwin,
30:11that's not what you're
30:12planning, is it?
30:15Well, I...
30:15I believe your actual plan
30:17is a pound for me
30:18and five pounds for you.
30:19For every uniform.
30:21Isn't that right?
30:22Sell them off
30:23for over the odds,
30:24give me the bare minimum
30:25and cream off the majority
30:26of the profit for yourself.
30:28That's what you're planning,
30:29Edwin, isn't it?
30:32Tell me the truth!
30:35I...
30:37had to do something.
30:38You're planning
30:38to suffocate my business.
30:40Oh, and you forgot
30:41to mention you've a baby
30:42on the way.
30:42So I expect that
30:43explains all the plotting,
30:44doesn't it, Edwin?
30:45Because I know
30:46you're not the type
30:46to ever leave a child
30:47of yours out in the cold.
30:50What does she mean?
30:53Edwin?
30:54Emma, I...
30:54I'm still talking.
30:56I went to see
30:56Lord Acton today,
30:57Mr Fairley,
30:58your chum,
30:59and I told him
30:59that you Fairleys
31:00were playing him for a fool.
31:01What the hell is happening?
31:02What are you saying?
31:03But it's not just me
31:04and your old schoolmate
31:04you're shot changing, is it?
31:05You won't be paying
31:06your workers a living wage
31:07and you'll be doing
31:08our soldiers dirty too
31:09because the uniforms
31:09you make will be low quality.
31:12We're really allowing her
31:12to speak to us in this way.
31:13I will be coming to you,
31:14Gerald Fairley.
31:16I told Lord Acton
31:17that you Fairleys
31:18aren't getting a scrap
31:18of cloth from me.
31:19And if he thinks
31:20there's the slightest chance
31:22that this war
31:22will go on into 1916,
31:24then there's only one person
31:25who's got the mills,
31:27the factory,
31:28the materials,
31:28and the gang of skilled
31:29working women
31:30to fulfil his contract
31:31for years to come.
31:33So he gave me
31:34the money up front.
31:40How dare you?
31:44What makes you think
31:47one little
31:48worthless maid
31:49can come after
31:50generations of...
31:51What?
31:51Rich, entitled men?
31:52She's doing this
31:53to get back at Edwin.
31:54Because he didn't want her.
31:55You think I've gone
31:56through all of this
31:57for someone as unimportant
31:58to me as Edwin Fairley?
31:59It's not just him
32:00I'm coming for,
32:01it's all of you.
32:03Squire Fairley,
32:04the way you treat
32:04your staff is a disgrace,
32:06but it's nothing
32:07to the way you treated
32:07my mother.
32:08My mother died
32:09when she needn't have
32:10and you stood by
32:11and did nothing.
32:12Despite everything
32:13that went on
32:13between the two of you,
32:14she thought of you
32:15till a dying breath
32:16and you thought of her
32:17never.
32:19And you let my father
32:20down too.
32:20My father died
32:21in your mill
32:22through your mismanagement
32:23and what's worse,
32:24he died saving
32:25your coward of a son.
32:26Would you have done
32:27the same for him,
32:28Edwin?
32:28Hmm?
32:30Mrs Fairley,
32:30I understand
32:31that's your name now.
32:32You stole my dress designs
32:34and you sold them
32:34without giving me
32:35a moment's credit.
32:36Emma,
32:36I have always tried
32:37to be reasonable.
32:38Oh, you might have
32:38spared me a kind word
32:39now and then,
32:39but kind words
32:40do not put food
32:41on the table.
32:42And finally,
32:43Squire Fairley,
32:44we come to your other son
32:46who's not just a coward,
32:49he's a dangerous monster.
32:52A weasel of a man
32:53who preys on women
32:54in a vain attempt
32:55to feel strong
32:56in the face of his own
32:57overwhelming weaknesses.
32:59Why?
33:01Why are you doing this?
33:03For my mother,
33:04for my father,
33:06for everyone
33:06who's ever worked
33:07in your house
33:08or your mill.
33:09I would not be so grand
33:10as to claim
33:10I'm representing
33:11all working folk,
33:11but by God
33:12I will speak up for them
33:13while every one of you
33:14stands by idle
33:15and watches
33:16as the world around you
33:17slides into being
33:18more and more broken.
33:20Oh, and I haven't
33:21told you the best bit.
33:22I haven't told you
33:23what I spent the money on
33:24that Lord Acton
33:25gave me up front.
33:34Hello, Fairleys.
33:36Fancy seeing you here.
33:47I bought this house.
33:51What do you mean?
33:53I mean,
33:53I'm the new owner
33:54of Fairley Hall
33:54so take this
33:55as your eviction notice.
33:57Edwin Fairley,
33:58I was all set
33:59to lower myself
34:00to be your partner today.
34:02It's the second time
34:03that's nearly happened.
34:04But five years ago
34:05you let me down
34:06and today
34:06you plan to take me down
34:08and leave me there.
34:09I will never forgive you.
34:12Please,
34:13all of you loyal staff
34:14take this lunch home
34:15to your families
34:18and all of you Fairleys
34:21get out of my house.
34:36There's a fatal flaw
34:38in your scheme,
34:39of course.
34:40You underestimated me.
34:44I've had times
34:45of great adversity
34:46in my life
34:48and I believe
34:49many of you
34:49think I mention them
34:50rather too much.
34:51I didn't say that.
34:52I only...
34:53Nothing I have
34:54ever experienced
34:56prepared me
34:57for the ungrateful
34:59betrayal
34:59of my own children.
35:01Mother,
35:01I've been just desperate
35:02to talk to you
35:03to explain...
35:03Yet my phone
35:04hasn't run,
35:05Elizabeth.
35:06Now, Edwina,
35:09Kit,
35:10Robin,
35:11Elizabeth,
35:12the four of you
35:13schemed together
35:15to discredit me.
35:16I might have had
35:17a grudging respect
35:18for you
35:19had you been
35:19more subtle
35:20or creative.
35:22but today
35:23I'd like to thank you
35:25because your treachery
35:27has made me see
35:28that something
35:29does need to change.
35:30You don't trust me
35:32and that has hit
35:34home.
35:36So,
35:38I've changed my will
35:40so that when I die
35:41none of you
35:42will receive a penny.
35:43What does not
35:45have a penny for me?
35:46Now, today
35:47I'd like to offer
35:48you all a choice.
35:49Either you fight on
35:50and continue to feed
35:52those hateful lies
35:53about me to the press...
35:54Or what?
35:55Or you take these.
35:58It's a check each
35:59for a million pounds.
36:01A drop in the bucket,
36:02what you would have
36:03received, of course.
36:04And for God's sake,
36:06don't mistake them
36:07for gifts.
36:08I am buying you,
36:11all of you.
36:12If you accept
36:14these checks,
36:15you are agreeing
36:16to drop
36:16the whole
36:17ghastly plot
36:18and never
36:20contest
36:21any of my wishes.
36:26Mother,
36:28what are you doing?
36:30Wendy,
36:30what's going on?
36:32Now,
36:32there's been much
36:33discussion over the years
36:34as to which of my
36:35children might take
36:35over my businesses.
36:37My signature
36:38on this piece of paper
36:40here means
36:40that debate
36:41can stop.
36:43Because now,
36:44all of it,
36:46every inch,
36:48belongs to Paula.
36:53No,
36:54no,
36:55Wendy,
36:55I...
36:55Oh,
36:56we've had our
36:56disagreements,
36:58of course,
36:58darling,
36:59the odd distraction.
37:01But you've moved on.
37:02You've always put
37:03the business first.
37:05Paula,
37:06you're the one
37:07I've trained.
37:08You're the one
37:09I trust.
37:10And you've proven
37:11time and time again
37:13to be the worthy
37:14successor.
37:17And now it's done.
37:20Now,
37:20here are your contracts.
37:22So the four of you
37:23come and sign them
37:24and take your checks.
37:25Or leave with nothing.
37:36Paula.
37:38You've chosen Paula.
37:39She shall get the lot.
37:40And I shall get nothing.
37:42Nothing but the allowances
37:43from my ex-husbands.
37:44How fortunate
37:45you have six of them.
37:58I barely even spoke
38:00to any journalists.
38:01I was hardly up to lunch.
38:02I don't even eat lunch.
38:05It's a trick,
38:07isn't it?
38:08You're asking us
38:09whether we'd like
38:09to give up
38:10or fight on.
38:11Well, I believe
38:11the Emma Hart way
38:12is to fight on.
38:13Isn't that right?
38:17What's happening here,
38:19Edwina?
38:20Are you attempting
38:21to begin a feud
38:22like mine?
38:24Or would you just
38:25like a million pounds
38:26and for this
38:28all to be over?
38:45Paula will now
38:47take my place
38:48on the board
38:48at Cytex Oil.
38:49She'll also take over
38:50every one of my shares
38:51at Hart Stores
38:53and Hart Enterprises.
38:54Paula owns this house.
38:55She owns the lot.
38:56It was always
38:57going to be her.
39:00Nobody else
39:01reminds me
39:02so much
39:02of myself.
39:04And what better
39:05compliment could there be?
39:09Could you step outside
39:10for a moment,
39:11Edwina?
39:12I have something
39:14for you.
39:19What is it?
39:21Some information
39:22for you,
39:23Edwina.
39:25Regardless of what it says
39:26on your birth certificate,
39:28your father isn't
39:30that lowly Irishman,
39:32as you put it.
39:33It says Mac's name
39:34on it quite clearly.
39:35Because Mac was
39:37and always has been
39:39the best man there is.
39:43But your father
39:44is Edwin Fairley.
39:49What?
39:54I'm a Fairley.
39:57Why didn't you tell me?
39:59Because I knew
40:00you'd receive it
40:01like a gift.
40:03And because I knew
40:04that would break
40:05my heart.
40:06So,
40:07the famous Fairley feud.
40:11This is why
40:13every member
40:15of the Fairley family
40:16has let down
40:17every one of mine.
40:20You've turned out
40:21to be living proof
40:22that no Fairley
40:24can ever be trusted.
40:26Even Fairley's
40:28you gave birth to
40:29turn on you
40:31in the end.
40:44I'll sign.
40:46This is
40:47hard.
40:48What's your secret?
40:50Oh,
40:51the same as it's
40:52always been,
40:52my dear.
40:54To end your
40:55I'll sign up.
41:08I'll sign up.
41:11I'll sign up.
41:13I'll sign up.
41:14I'll sign up.
41:15I'll sign up.
41:15I'll sign up.
41:15I'll sign up.
41:15I'll sign up.
41:15I'll sign up.
41:15I'll sign up.
41:15I'll sign up.
41:15I'll sign up.
41:16I'll sign up.
41:17I'll sign up.
41:19I'll sign up.
41:23I'll sign up.
41:38Hey! Hey there, Emma Hart! How dare you? This is my house, it's my home!
41:45Not anymore!
41:46This will always be my home. It's got my name on it. So you might have won for now. Fairleigh
41:52Hall might be yours for a short time.
41:53But don't ever make the mistake of stopping looking over your shoulder. Because if you think this feud has been
41:58brutal up to now, you haven't seen anything yet.
42:00I'm involved now! And soon I'll have a family of my own. So I promise you, whether it's next year
42:06or in 50 years, when you're least expecting it, somehow the Fairleigh Hall will take back this house.
42:21Paula!
42:24Paula!
42:25Grundy, why didn't you tell me the reason for your Fairleigh feud? And why didn't you tell me you were...
42:31you were giving it all to me?
42:34Because I knew you'd object. But now it's all yours.
42:40Paula, I trust you unreservedly. Despite that, ill-judged valiance of yours with Jim Fairleigh.
42:48Hey. Hey. Hey there. Emma Hart.
42:57Did I startle you?
42:59Rude of me, of course. I apologize. And on your birthday, too.
43:03But I gather this is a family event, and I've been upstairs waiting to join my wife.
43:14It was a whim. A counter-strike. After you and I fell out, I was so determined you wouldn't... you
43:22wouldn't underestimate me.
43:23Are you married Jim Fairleigh?
43:27I was gonna tell you today, I had no idea you were planning on signing it all over to me.
43:32I... I'm so sorry. I know... I know I should've... but...
43:39I... I... I love him.
43:44And?
43:50We're having a baby.
43:54Strictly speaking, it will be Paula having the baby, I believe.
43:57But...
43:58It will belong to both of us, of course.
44:02What's hers is mine, and all that.
44:08I love you.
44:12Oh, Nich law public.
44:14Oh, not me, My son's who I am from.
44:16What's hers, your friend, the dogresponsal mother must us...
44:16Oh, not me.
44:16Oh, not me.
44:17Oh, I ain't evener.
44:18Oh, not me, my God.
44:18Oh, no.
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