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00:00Let's go!
00:45How are those helicopter lessons coming along, Stephen?
00:49I might set up a few for myself.
00:53Mrs. Hart, I need two minutes of your time.
00:56One will be more than ample, Mr. Fairley.
00:59I've come with a warning.
01:02Theatrical.
01:03Mrs. Hart, I'm assuming you haven't seen the news about the crash in Hart's share prices
01:08and about the leak.
01:10A source from inside your company has intimated to the press that you're fragile, losing control.
01:20They've provided them with your confidential medical records.
01:25One of a whole line of casseroles.
01:28And with Hart stocks already 12% down on the LSE, things are looking bleak for the world's
01:33richest woman, Emma Hart, whose retail empire is reeling today from revelations about her
01:37health status.
01:40Stephen?
01:41Yes, Mrs. Hart?
01:41I'm going to walk.
01:43Ma'am?
01:43Mrs. Hart, this isn't an easy thing to broach, but I believe...
01:49Thanks.
02:06Mrs. Hart!
02:07Mrs. Hart!
02:07I hope my warning you proves I can be trusted.
02:11Hello?
02:12Mrs. Hart.
02:12Morning, Ted.
02:15Hello?
02:23Yes.
02:26She said.
02:34Happy anniversary, Bernie.
02:36It sure rolls around.
02:38Now, perfumes ground floor, jewelry floor three, otherwise dog houses floor six, my
02:45regards to Cheryl please I know this must be a shop a friend of yours mrs.
02:50Hart hardly this is hot please let me help I know how hard you've worked for
02:55all this now the papers are saying you're finished
02:57this is hot
03:09god friendly we tried to get a message we know you're right those hospital
03:12the records they have are they a complete fabrication where's it come from this
03:17week we've no idea but it's rather detailed I'm afraid it appears one of
03:20the board we need to control the narrative with press releases a full
03:24page spread in every outlet you own oh and a double in those I don't
03:30accountants Henry's an Aspen Mrs. Hart at his daughter's wedding and shares are
03:34down 14% now but Jerry
03:50I took the stairs
03:54one unwelcome appearance of a morning might be considered an intrusion to verges on
04:01trespass Jerry send in security there's a wasp at the picnic
04:06mrs. Hart I'm trying to earn your trust man I hope perhaps this endless feud oh I
04:11wouldn't call it a feud what would you call it then well I don't get involved in
04:15semantics a war it's vital to me you realize I am better than the rest of my
04:21family well that's an exceptionally unambitious claim now if you'll excuse me
04:28I have a mole to unearth but it's not just some anonymous board member mrs. Hart I know who it
04:33is
04:36it's your children
04:40if you think for one moment that I trust you mr. Fairley I know you have dedicated your entire
04:48life to the hatred of my family oh now you're quite wrong mr. Fairley hatred
04:54happens in secret with neither purpose nor aspiration no what I've dedicated my
05:01life to is revenge
05:34I'm looking for fairly hard sorry to start you I'm a repairing their
05:41chimneys Shane O'Neill is the name but the whole world calls me Mac
05:57you can keep up you can follow
06:12your mom calls at the top of the world
06:18keep up
06:35well I think that'll do me what you reckon
06:40ever smelt a rose that had a wasp in it
06:57Edwin Emma I thought you didn't graduate till summer
07:05any excuse to come home
07:10well you'll have missed your family have you met my family father's hosting a weekend of
07:16some dignitary or other supposed to impress them
07:21well good luck being impressive
07:26Emma
07:36faster than you look
07:39for the chimneys Shane O'Neill but the whole world calls a Mac
07:44this is Edwin must master Edwin
07:50Emma
07:59her heart
08:00sorry
08:07right pay attention you lot
08:09Mary beds baths bedpans Holly in with a mistress as usual
08:14finally
08:18Emma silverware grates glassware all stairs and floors and on time in future
08:24yeah
08:24so
08:29Oh, my God.
09:00Oh, my God.
09:25Cleverly, he ironed out his issue with that foreman.
09:27Yes.
09:28All ships shape at the mill, largely, thanks to you.
09:32Well, if Sir Vikram's impressed with you, it would all have been worthwhile.
09:37Edwin, did I tell you?
09:39The Chandras, Sir Vikram, and his daughter Priya are coming to us straight from his trading
09:43meetings at Downing Street.
09:45You did say yes.
09:47Gosh, it's...
09:48We must do our very best to get the Chandras on side.
09:52Let's see if we can't do our bit for Anglo-Indian relations.
09:56Well, Edwin never lets anyone down.
10:02Let's go.
10:05Let's go.
10:05Let's go.
10:05All right.
10:38Emma.
10:40What are you doing?
10:41That kiss.
10:42The morning I left.
10:43In the stable.
10:44We mustn't.
10:45We never should have.
10:46I know.
10:46We've resisted for so long.
10:48But your lips, the taste of your mouth, it's all I can think about.
10:52We can't.
10:53If they catch us.
10:54I don't care.
10:56Do you?
10:56Yes.
10:57You don't have a job to lose.
10:58Emma, this isn't some whim.
11:01This is you and me.
11:03Running, laughing.
11:04Telling each other everything.
11:07But it's different now, isn't it?
11:09Since that kiss, it's changed.
11:11And how can it not be better?
11:13I know you, Emma.
11:15I know you feel it too.
11:18I can't.
11:20I don't.
11:23I do.
11:23I do, of course.
11:24I do.
11:25But I mustn't.
11:29I mustn't.
11:30I do, of course.
11:59Did you get your extra dining money?
12:01I have.
12:06Keep climbing, Emma.
12:10You're talented, with your dressmaking.
12:13You've an eye.
12:15I've got two.
12:17And if you're smart, which I know you are, you can get out of Fairleigh.
12:22Don't be like me, you hear?
12:25Remember your plan with a capital P.
12:29Get out and get on.
12:32Or the rest of us, if we're born in Fairleigh, we'll die here.
12:38But you won't get trapped.
12:40Remember, without money, you're vulnerable.
12:43So stay focused.
12:45And if a chance comes, you grab it.
12:50You hear me?
12:59McQueen!
13:00So don't get distracted.
13:02Don't take your eye off the board.
13:04Keep thinking ahead.
13:06Three moves, at least.
13:21We'll finish tomorrow, shall we?
13:24I love her.
13:26She's tired again.
13:28I was thinking, might we find money to at least talk to a doctor?
13:31We won't afford medicine.
13:34Are your mum all right?
13:38She's fine.
13:40Shh.
13:41Shh.
13:42You sleep.
13:43All right.
14:01Well, that's football for you soon.
14:03Tell you now, I don't know how Bradford think they've got a Catting Hill's chance against Newcastle after that show
14:07at Blackburn.
14:08Blackburn.
14:09Yeah, look.
14:10Dreadful results.
14:11Dreadful.
14:12Lamb's not burning up as much as last night.
14:14No?
14:16Well, she's a fighter.
14:17Your mum, she fights.
14:18Like me.
14:19I can fight, can't I, Dad?
14:21Aye.
14:22Look at him here.
14:23Heavyweight, aren't you, son?
14:24Go on.
14:24Get him in the belly.
14:26Go on, big man.
14:26I'll see what you've got, son.
14:30You know, your dad's getting old, man.
14:31Small but powerful.
14:33Look at that.
14:35Frank.
14:35Wait.
14:36Hey.
14:38He's had a slice already.
14:40Have a good day, Dad.
14:42It's all right.
14:43It's bloody hell.
14:45Small but greedy, more like.
15:05He just talks so nice.
15:08If they catch you, I can look after myself.
15:11Oh, look.
15:12Oh, wait.
15:16I'm gonna die.
15:16Oh, my god, you're getting old, you're getting old, me, me!
15:17Good morning, okay, thank you.
15:18Oh, my god, why is this?
15:18Well, I'm gonna die, man.
15:22Oh, my god.
15:39I'm gonna die, man.
15:40I'm gonna die, man.
15:40Polly, well, look at that.
15:44My husband finally come to see me.
15:47I had time to kill.
15:51Flatterer.
15:55I like your shirt.
15:57It's ancient.
15:58Well, a bit like me then.
16:01Perhaps that's why I like it.
16:06How do I seem to you, Adam?
16:07I hate not to live up to your expectations.
16:11Every man has the right to expect his mad wife in the attic
16:14to behave appropriately.
16:29I shouldn't have come.
16:34But you wanted to come.
16:42I'm always here, Squirefair.
16:45I watch you from the window, wondering if you'll come.
16:49When you're riding your horses, holding on tight.
16:52No.
16:57Throw me.
17:24Where is Polly?
17:25Running an errand for Master Gerald.
17:28I feel for her.
17:30Never ends well when worlds collide.
17:39Mrs Fairley's waiting.
17:42Polly's on an errand.
17:45She does realize she's the lady's maid.
17:47She's got responsibilities.
17:51I'll take it.
18:13You're not Polly.
18:14I'm Emma, Mrs Fairley.
18:16Emma Hart.
18:16Well, Emma Hart.
18:19My husband is leaving, but don't worry.
18:22He always comes back again.
18:23We're busy downstairs.
18:26There's a party this weekend.
18:27I like parties.
18:29Yes.
18:30But my bad wife never dares leave her room.
18:33How many years, Adele, since you settled downstairs?
18:38It's not a big event.
18:40It's only family and a few locals.
18:41Are you trying to remove me from this family?
18:44Oh, you removed yourself from this family a long time ago.
18:47Olivia will be there.
18:49Can I...
18:49Wife's sister isn't a substitute for a wife, Adam.
18:52I only mean that she knows the business,
18:54and I think it would be safer...
18:55I can be safe.
18:58I can be charming.
19:00Don't you think, Adam?
19:03Fine.
19:05Is today the day, Adele?
19:08Can you find the courage?
19:18Come down, sirs.
19:22What you need to understand is we work damn hard on this Chandra deal.
19:26We!
19:27A lot of clever people, Adele.
19:28Everyone of whom is sober and fully dressed.
19:42Why don't you sit down, Mrs Fairley?
19:44Sit down.
19:46Sit down.
19:46And just breathe.
19:47Slow breathe.
19:50休息.
20:19I was just watering.
20:24The plants, obviously.
20:33Have you seen Adele?
20:38How is she?
20:39Much the same, lost.
20:53Do you ever get frightened?
20:55Yes, of course.
20:56You're a woman.
20:59Men get frightened too.
21:02Oh, men are only frightened of boredom and dying.
21:07Neither of those worry me.
21:09What is it then, Mrs Fairley?
21:12What scares you?
21:15I'm frightened of disappearing.
21:18Of being forgotten.
21:19Most people just assume you're nobody and then dismiss you.
21:24Do you know that?
21:27Yes, I do.
21:32Every morning, I get dressed, and I do my hair, and I have every intention of going down
21:39to breakfast, or to some fabulous party, like when I was a girl.
21:46And some days, I try so hard to leave the room, but it all feels too much.
21:54So, I have to find other ways to get Adam's attention.
22:03Meanwhile, my sister swans around downstairs, doing everything I should do.
22:10She seems to find the world easy.
22:14But you're the lady of the house, Mrs Fairley.
22:16You have such lovely things.
22:18Oh.
22:19Your clothes.
22:20I have marvellous clothes.
22:21And you've got your husband, and your sons.
22:25My babies.
22:26Well, your sister's got none of those.
22:28So, I expect she might be frightened of you.
22:35Oh, is it?
22:50Are you a bush?
22:52Well spotted.
22:54Lonely business, being a master of disguise.
23:01How's your plan, Emma?
23:02Still coming on?
23:04Of course.
23:05I'm doing my mending.
23:06If I can make my wages up before she lends a week, I might be able to get to lead.
23:10Emma?
23:12Emma Hart!
23:13You're a visitor.
23:25Dad says you ought to come.
23:26Hi, Emma.
23:37Emma.
23:38Emma.
23:39Emma.
23:40Don't wait for me.
23:41I'll just throw you down.
23:42Don't be daft.
23:43We have to both go.
23:44Honest.
23:44I've said goodbye.
23:46You'll go.
23:47Please.
23:48Please.
23:48Go.
23:49I'm sorry.
23:51I love you.
23:53Go!
23:54Go!
24:19I'm coming, Mom.
24:21I'm coming.
24:37I've got it, Emma.
24:38I've got it.
24:39You go.
24:52Look at me.
24:55She's not left, love.
24:59Mum.
25:01It's me.
25:02It's Emma.
25:05I waited for you.
25:11I'm scared.
25:13Get out.
25:15Get on, Emma.
25:18You hear me?
25:19Promise me?
25:20Promise?
25:22Emma, baby.
25:24Is he here?
25:25I'm here.
25:27Oh.
25:28Oh.
25:29Oh.
25:32Now where's your dad?
25:34I'm here, love.
25:35Oh.
25:37Oh.
25:41It's Ty.
25:45Dad.
25:47Dad.
25:48What are you doing?
25:49I don't know.
25:51I've got you now, love.
25:52Dad.
25:53Oh, no.
25:54What are you doing?
25:56Dad.
25:58Dad.
25:58What are you doing?
25:59I don't know.
26:01Mum!
26:02Mummy!
26:03Why are you taking her?
26:05The top of the world.
26:15No.
26:22No.
26:23No.
26:24No.
26:24No.
26:24No.
26:25No.
26:27No.
26:27Not yet.
26:28No.
26:28No.
26:30Dad!
26:31We're going to Chappert world.
26:33That's where we gotta be.
26:55I'm so sorry.
26:58I'm so sorry.
27:03I'm so sorry I've really tried for you.
27:13You rest now.
27:30.
27:51Are you here, are you? About time.
27:55No time for moping in my heart.
27:58We missed half a day yesterday.
28:00We'll have a party tomorrow.
28:06It's a lovely morning out there.
28:09No need for these, I don't think.
28:18Have you made any progress with your book?
28:27Would you like me to read to you again?
28:29I wouldn't like.
28:30No, not at all.
28:33Right.
28:35I heard there was to be a party.
28:38Oh, Sir Vikram.
28:41He's terribly important, so I suspect desperately boring.
28:46Well, thank you for stepping in.
28:51Well, that's not a question of stepping in.
28:54You know, just while I'm here, for your sake, I may as well every now and again run my eyes
29:02over Adam's business papers.
29:04What else do you run your eye over?
29:09Adele.
29:15Olivia, why would any man ever be beguiled by beige when he has every colour of the rainbow upstairs?
29:22Yes.
29:26You'll need a rest, I expect.
29:29Then perhaps tomorrow I could read.
29:30Will you read to me?
29:32How wonderful!
29:34You know, you would have made a charming mother, Olivia.
29:37Yeah.
29:51Emma.
29:58I was...
30:02I heard about your mother.
30:10I've been thinking, sir, might I be considered to look after Mrs...
30:19Would you be considered to what?
30:25I believe, Squire Fairley, that it's important to take your chances in life.
30:29And I reckon I understand the mistress.
30:32So I was wondering if I might look after her from now on.
30:35As a personal maid.
30:38I think if you ask the mistress, she'd like that too.
30:43I was thinking, for Shaleen's more a week.
30:49Hmm.
30:50When you know who lasts, Emma.
30:50I'm not.
30:50I'm not.
30:50I'm not.
31:08I'm not.
31:16I'm not.
31:16I'm not.
31:16When you know loss, Emma, it can suddenly feel like it's all you know.
31:23But you know a whole loss.
31:25so that's what you hold on to do you hear
31:29because you're hungry
31:31isn't that right
31:34and when you've known hunger
31:37well sure you stay hungry
31:40Emma Hart
31:42what have you been saying to the master
31:48from now on
31:49he says it's your job to take the mistress's tray
31:54well I don't know why you're standing still
31:55when the mistress is upstairs waiting
32:04Emma
32:09I finally feel like I'm being taken care of
32:14so much for friends
32:16I'm sorry I have a family to look after
32:19I know what Mrs Fairley likes
32:21but it's about what she needs
32:23and when she needed you you were with the master
32:25oh well isn't she lucky
32:27having you to show her just our life's done
32:30blame me if you like Paul
32:31either if you do I'm sure
32:32but I know you're really disappointed in yourself
32:41stay there
32:42come back here you little brat
32:44you'll never be a lady Emma Hart
32:46your dad's a layabout
32:47and your mum
32:48your mum spent her all life
32:50trying to be better than us too
32:52then proved she weren't after all
32:54by dying of being poor
33:06enough
33:08enough
33:09enough
33:09enough
33:10absolute disgrace
33:12the pair of you
33:14come here
33:15what have you got to say
33:16hey
33:16she attacked me
33:18she's at it
33:19right
33:20fix your things
33:21go on
33:23no
33:27Gerald
33:27Gerald
33:28I was running errands for you
33:30wasn't I
33:31tell him
33:33I don't know what you're talking about
33:35good decision
33:37we have dogs to do our attacking
33:48mothers
33:49come and go
33:51that is how life works
33:52Emma Hart
33:54and jobs are the same
33:55if you're not careful
34:01we always used to look out for each other
34:04now we're fighting like animals
34:07this place is wicked
34:09all the mountains of food going to waste
34:12and your mother talking about dreams
34:14do you know what my dad dreams of
34:16survival
34:18that my mum might have
34:23you should have lived
34:26I'm sorry
34:28I'm so sorry about your mother
34:31when I grow up
34:32I won't ever be poor
34:34I won't ever want for anything
34:36like my mum did every last second of her life
34:38none of my family will
34:39I promise you that
34:40I promise you
34:41Emma you've got me
34:41my world's not yours
34:43my father breaks his back
34:45holding bricks
34:46while your father sits ordering lunch
34:47while his workers half starved
34:49your family will want you to marry some rich girls
34:51and when you're a fancy lawyer
34:53she'll be writing
34:55Emma
34:57listen to me
34:58you're talking about other people
35:01not the two of us
35:03you and I are just the same
35:08only one of us is covered in egg
35:17what's all this Frank
35:19eh
35:23I bumped me head
35:28my mum always used to kiss it better
35:32but also
35:35where do I keep bloody bumping it
35:40because you're a hooligan
35:42and foul mouth too
35:45come on
35:46I'll cry until the bloody washing up store
35:59this party today
36:00I should go
36:02shouldn't I
36:03I must
36:04but
36:05will I survive
36:07when I'm drinking
36:09I might do anything
36:11which is of course
36:12the curse and the bliss of it
36:13there's your answer
36:14no drinking
36:15let's get your dress for now
36:16Mrs Fairley
36:17then see what comes next
36:18is it beautiful enough
36:20do you think
36:21if I just take these roses off
36:23oh no
36:24you'll ruin it
36:25it'll be drab
36:27won't it
36:27it won't Mrs Fairley
36:28it'll be elegant
36:29I can change the neckline
36:31these sleeves
36:32maybe even a slit in the skirt
36:34trust me
36:41I remember having your skin
36:46just keep breathing
36:47Mrs Fairley
36:49and when you're nervous
36:50put your hand on your heart
36:53and check it's still there
37:09you'll go downstairs
37:10and look kindly
37:11at your sister
37:12you'll tell your stories
37:14and let the whole room admire you
37:16you can do it
37:16Mrs Fairley
37:18of course you can
37:47Mrs Fairley
37:50I'm sorry
37:51may I
37:57you've been very quiet
37:59are you nervous
38:00about the party
38:01oh no I'm fine
38:07it's stupid
38:09tell me
38:13I know
38:14I'm only here to fill in
38:15for my sister
38:16I'm only playing the part of
38:19but
38:20some days
38:21it feels real
38:22it does
38:23it feels real
38:24to me too
38:24sometimes
38:29I barely used to eat
38:30in the morning
38:31you know
38:33there was no one
38:34to share things with
38:35I had no conversation
38:38no partner
38:39and
38:39now it's
38:43you
38:45you
39:01sorry
39:03I should
39:27see the trick is
39:28to not let any of the
39:29ringleaders on the mill floor
39:31think they have the upper hand
39:32although in the case
39:34of the girl that had the accent
39:35it's the only hand she's got
39:37what about you Edwin
39:39any thoughts on keeping workers in check
39:43truthfully so I'm not sure it's up to us to actually
39:46I'm afraid we have an idealist on our hands
39:48Sir Vikram
39:50but
39:51he's a bright lad
39:54well Edwin if you are a free thinker
39:57you sound the same as Priya
39:58isn't that right Priya
40:00depends on how free he is
40:02and
40:03what he thinks about
40:08it goes without saying
40:10doesn't it Adam
40:11that anyone who invests in our mill
40:13will benefit from the unprecedented profit margins
40:15that we mentioned earlier
40:19you must be a busy man
40:20squirefell
40:21a sister-in-law
40:22never off duty
40:23and
40:24I hear
40:25a wife upstairs
40:25yes
40:29my wife sends her apologies
40:31she's
40:32unwell
40:35a party
40:37for little old me
41:02mother
41:05oh Olivia you look charming
41:08Adele how wonderful to see you up and about
41:15oh goodness
41:17darling
41:17what a dress
41:19you're a picture
41:23it's so big room
41:25this is my wife
41:38we are the same
41:39Emma
41:42we're just
41:43the same
41:50though admittedly right now
41:52I feel a bit sillier than you
41:54it's a lot sharper in fact
41:55they're like
41:56shell and so on
41:57you're supposed to be impressing them inside
42:00they'll be around
42:01I don't care
42:01about any of them
42:03it is wicked here
42:04you're quite right
42:06it's unbearable
42:10so it's neither of us bear it
42:19come on
42:25come on
42:28come on
42:29come on
42:43you're beautiful
42:45you're beautiful
42:46I'm covered in egg
43:11you're getting it everywhere
43:16there'll be such a row
43:17if I'm not back
43:20do you want to go back
43:36you're all wet
43:37you're not cold
44:01what is it
44:04rings
44:08who's there
44:12who's there
44:14I'd never hurt you
44:15Emma
44:16but we mustn't
44:21you're life
44:22as if
44:23I used to
44:24how a
44:24life
44:24I...
44:33I
44:33like
44:33life
44:34life
44:35family
44:35I
44:35I
44:35have
44:35do
45:03I love you, Emma.
45:07I love you my whole life.
45:55Oh, yes, Mr. Fairley.
45:57After everything your family did to me, I've dedicated my entire life to revenge.
46:13There must be some boy that you want to make positively feral, is there?
46:17Don't you go making that mistake of thinking wrong.
46:21Betrayal is in his blood.
46:23A betrayal can creep up on you.
46:25You want to take advantage of me, do you?
46:27I'm going to get fired.
46:29Who do you think you're wrong?
46:37And you can get support for any of the issues raised in the program by heading to channel4.com.
46:42And that next episode's here on the telly tomorrow night at nine.
46:45Or you can have the drama whenever you want as all episodes of A Woman of Substance are available to
46:50stream right now.
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