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A Woman Of Substance S01E02 (2026) [Full Movie] [Trending Drama]Full EP - Full
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00:08Oh, she's never going to retire.
00:10We'd have to take her out and shoot her.
00:14Father and her bloody determination.
00:17Heart enterprises need new leadership.
00:20Swammy's time is over.
00:21It's our time.
00:23Right, right.
00:24I was wondering what'll hit her hardest.
00:26The business losses or all her children hating her.
00:30But I suspect she'll be so busy checking share prices, she'll barely remember any of our names.
00:37This is off the record, Mr. Curley.
00:41I've waited years for my children to show any kind of initiative or ambition.
00:47A coup. I'm almost impressed.
00:50I hope you know.
00:51I didn't try to entrap them, but when I realised they were planning a takeover...
00:57That take a report you wanted?
00:59Oh, thank you, my love.
01:00It's starting to stabilise, at least.
01:02We're reassuring the markets.
01:04Well, you've a lot on your plates, so...
01:06Oh, Paula, this is Mr. Jim Fairley.
01:08He runs a magazine nobody's heard of.
01:10Actually, lots of people have heard of it.
01:11And he's the grandson of a person I once knew.
01:15I'm the grandson of Edwin Fairley.
01:17My granddaughter, Paula, head of operations.
01:20Pleased to meet you.
01:20Yes, well, thank you, Mr. Fairley.
01:22I shall make arrangements for the reopening of your magazine.
01:26Really?
01:28That's not why I brought you.
01:37Mr. Fairley and a journalist.
01:39Brandy, surely you haven't given him an interview?
01:41Of course not.
01:43Betrayal is in his blood.
01:45And betrayal can creep up on you.
01:48I'll go and make sure he's escorted out of the building.
01:54Mr. Fairley?
01:55Mr. Fairley?
01:56Going down?
01:57Can I have a what?
01:59Excuse me.
02:00Talk.
02:10We're in the middle of a crisis.
02:12What the hell are you doing here?
02:14I was listening back to an interview and some information fell into my lap.
02:17I'm hoping that sharing it might encourage your grandmother to trust me.
02:22What are you up to?
02:23Anything I can do together to accept us.
02:25A fat chance.
02:27She hates you.
02:28How do you feel about me?
02:31Don't be needy.
02:31I am needy when it comes to you.
02:34It's pathetic.
02:36Do you love me?
02:38Stop it.
02:38I love you.
02:39Say it.
02:41I love you.
02:42You know I do.
02:44And I will tell her.
02:45Just not today.
02:46She's hated you for half a century.
02:49Hating your entire family runs through her veins.
02:51Fuck my whole family.
02:53Fuck everything but you.
02:55I'm not here.
02:56I'm not here.
02:56Jerry.
03:03Go.
03:12Everyone's running around talking about share prices.
03:15I thought today called for biscuits.
03:18You know, Jerry, the older I get, the fewer people I can trust.
03:24But you're at the top of the list.
03:26In fact, at this rate, the list may only be you and Paula.
03:32Mrs. Hart.
03:33Thanks, Jerry.
03:38Emma.
03:40Emma, wait for me.
03:41Emma.
03:47It's one more seat.
03:48Everyone's asleep.
03:51Everyone's asleep.
03:52I'll never accept this night.
03:54I'll never.
03:56Get ready for work.
04:06And ultimately, let's say it for the future ofą¤¾.
04:09I am prepared for that.
04:10I'minaså¬ making sick.
04:10Got it around.
04:11Bye-bye.
04:12Skype-bye.
04:15Bye-bye.
04:17Bye-bye.
04:23Bye-bye.
04:53Answer that in the heart.
05:07Answer that in the heart.
05:13Answer that in the heart.
05:15Answer that in the heart.
05:33Answer that in the heart.
05:50Answer that in the heart.
06:14Answer that in the heart.
06:29Answer that in the heart.
06:48Answer that in the heart.
06:58Answer that in the heart.
07:12Answer that in the heart.
07:14Answer that in the heart.
07:21Answer that in the heart.
07:27Answer that in the heart.
07:45Answer that in the heart.
07:49Answer that in the heart.
08:10Answer that in the heart.
08:13Sorry.
08:13What are you doing?
08:15Helping.
08:16We're in the middle of a conversation.
08:18Sit down.
08:22Sorry, Master Edwin.
08:26Helping.
08:28Honestly, you're not a child anymore, Edwin.
08:31You'll head over to the mill this afternoon, and Gerald will show you the ropes.
08:34Understood?
08:35Yes, Father.
08:36Good. Gerald?
08:37Yes, Father.
08:55What happened?
08:56They tripped.
08:58In front of Squire Ferd.
08:59They were an accident.
09:02Hey!
09:07You touch her again, and I will string you on.
09:11Do you hear me?
09:13Same goes for Mary.
09:16Mary.
09:41Oh, sorry, I'll get out of your way.
09:42No, no, no, no, no, no.
09:44I don't want you out of my way.
09:46I can't bear this.
09:47You won't even look at me.
09:49Well, I have no right to look.
09:51Just as I had no right to...
09:53I'm so ashamed.
09:55I'm not.
09:57It's you I want to be with.
09:59We can't do this to Adele.
10:01What about what she's doing to us?
10:02She's unwell.
10:03Yes.
10:05Always.
10:06Constantly.
10:07But for God's sake, is it not an illness of her own making?
10:10Do doctors tell me so all the time?
10:12I've tried.
10:13But she's determined to live a life of misery.
10:16And I used to think that was my only choice, too.
10:17But last night she was...
10:20Perhaps she'll be back to her old self.
10:23She always gives me just enough.
10:25Just enough for me to keep believing that she is still the woman that I fell in love with.
10:28And I used to think that was hope.
10:29It's not.
10:32It's insanity.
10:34Last night.
10:36With you.
10:38That was hope.
10:41Well, then I'm afraid I am as bad as my sister because I cannot give you what you are hoping
10:44for.
10:48Why should all three of us be miserable?
10:51Where does it help?
11:02A bit of a bruise coming true.
11:06But anything that keeps people weary of it must be a good thing.
11:09I'm so sick of this.
11:11No, he won't touch you again.
11:12I mean this life.
11:13Working like a dog and being treated worse.
11:20How's home?
11:22Silent.
11:24The funeral.
11:25When is it?
11:28Won't be a proper one.
11:30Give me a doubt what I'd say from the sewing and that.
11:32But it still won't get us so much as a pebble to mark with.
11:36We'll do our own.
11:37At the top of the world.
11:39That was her place.
11:43You'll get out, Emma.
11:45You'll do whatever you like.
11:47And make your fortune too.
11:49Like I will.
11:51I saw it in you the moment I met you.
11:52We're climbers, you and me.
11:55And we won't give up until we reach the top.
11:57And then when we do, we'll have earned it.
12:01Not like them up there.
12:03I just happened to be born in the right house.
12:05It's not their fault they're rich any more than it's ours for being par.
12:09Now, don't you go making that mistake.
12:11Of thinking we're all the same.
12:16Emma.
12:18Could you...
12:18There's no problem with the fireplaces.
12:22Of course.
12:26Mr. O'Neill.
12:27Sir.
12:31I'm so sorry.
12:32I wanted to help.
12:34Masters of the arse don't help.
12:35Emma.
12:36Emma.
12:39What happened to your face?
12:41Who hurt you?
12:42If it's someone who works here, they'll have them punished.
12:44What if it were Gerald?
12:47Was it Gerald?
12:53I'm confused.
12:54Never mind.
12:55You can't be seen favoring me, and I can't risk getting fired over troublemaking.
12:57I wouldn't worry about...
12:59This is not just about me.
13:00I have a family to support, and barely enough food on the table as it is.
13:03I won't see him starve over a measly slap in the face.
13:06That's not actually never happened.
13:27I don't know.
13:35I don't want to own that.
13:49That was embarrassing.
13:50You're supposed to play yourself with something like me?
13:53And pick them up.
13:57Look, look for that one there.
14:05Emma!
14:06What, see?
14:08Even Master Edwin can't beat me.
14:11Let's try harder next time.
14:12Can't have practice.
14:14I'm going to back up again.
14:15I have a skyscraper.
14:17What do you know about skyscrapers?
14:21What are you doing here?
14:22Well, they're using a skittles, apparently.
14:24But I hear you normally do the same.
14:28Emma, it's quite good, to be fair.
14:30Yeah, a girl.
14:32I think you'll find being a girl's got nothing to do with it.
14:34I'm just good.
14:36Hmm.
14:41I let her beat me sometimes.
14:43She's actually in a right mood if I don't.
14:50What?
14:51That will work.
14:51Let's be honest.
15:03Oh no, what's happened to that mirror?
15:06got tired of looking at me, I expect.
15:08Well, don't say things like that.
15:10Your mind will believe it.
15:16Last night went rather well, don't you think?
15:19Adam was delighted, did you see?
15:22Yeah.
15:23When I got the Chandras up to dance, I turned the whole thing around.
15:31And now that I'm better, you can finally go home, can't you?
15:36Well, you're perfectly well now, are you?
15:38All fixed.
15:39Why don't you join us at breakfast then?
15:41I don't eat breakfast.
15:43I see what it does to your hips.
15:46Ow!
15:48It's just a joke, darling.
15:52I do understand why you've stayed so long, Olivia.
15:55I must be desperately lonely in that empty grey house of yours,
15:59and here you have a ready-made family to play with.
16:01But it's not real, darling.
16:03You know that, don't you?
16:04That's not why I'm here.
16:06It's too late for children, of course, but there are plenty of men.
16:10Stop it.
16:11What?
16:12You don't look that old.
16:14Not like me.
16:16I'm ravaged.
16:20You know you're beautiful.
16:22Yes.
16:25But not irresistible.
16:29Do you know, men never used to be able to control themselves around me.
16:34Adam wanted me every minute.
16:36His hands were never off me.
16:40You know, you're lucky, Olivia.
16:43Your worth has never been determined by a man's desire for you.
16:47Your main thing is your mind.
16:48Always has been.
16:49Not like me.
16:50I've lost mine, but yours is intact.
16:55You should rest.
16:58I know how much Adam values your mind.
17:06I can tell by the way he looks at you.
17:11I'll send someone up about the mirror.
17:29What's wrong?
17:31I've spent my whole life applauding my sister.
17:34And taking care of her.
17:37putting her needs before mine.
17:39And she's never once thanked me.
17:41Or even noticed.
17:43I'm not conceited enough or grand enough to think that I deserve happiness.
17:49It's certainly not like this.
17:51But I would like to know how happiness feels.
17:58What are you saying?
18:03Kiss me.
18:05Kiss me again.
18:09Kiss me again.
18:19Kiss me again.
18:23Kiss me again.
18:24Kiss me again.
18:30Kiss me again.
18:32Kiss me again.
18:34Kiss me again.
18:35Kiss me again.
18:36Kiss me again.
18:36Kiss me again.
19:04Am I...
19:05Yes.
19:07Is this...
19:12I'm not...
19:17Sorry.
19:18No, it's fine.
19:19It's fine.
19:20I'm sorry.
19:21I was rushing into things, and it's not what you deserve.
19:24This isn't some sordid affair.
19:26This is...
19:31You should take our time.
19:33Yes.
19:34Do you need me to...
19:35Oh.
19:37Oh, yes.
19:40Oh, Madam Butterfly.
19:44Is that the opera?
19:45Yes, it's playing in Leeds.
19:46We should go, you and I, tomorrow.
19:48You love the theatre, don't you?
19:50Yes.
19:51Um, but...
19:51Do you have plans?
19:53No, of course not.
19:55It's settled then.
19:56Theatre.
19:58Well, I have, uh, some work to do tonight, and I shall see you for breakfast.
20:03Yes.
20:11A ceasty.
20:25Okay.
20:26Here we go.
20:26Here we go.
20:30We'll see you again next week.
20:42What are you doing?
20:44I don't know if you're scoring.
20:45You think I'm going to win?
20:48Oi-o!
20:49Not staying.
20:50March the Red Wing, isn't it?
20:53That's right.
20:54Mr Hart.
20:57Good to meet you.
20:59What are you doing here?
21:00It was in its skills.
21:02He was just passing.
21:04I came to speak to you, actually.
21:06Mr Hart.
21:07Alright.
21:08What can I do for you?
21:10I'm looking to fill a position at the mill.
21:14I've got no experience in operating that kind of machinery.
21:17It's a new role I'm creating.
21:19More supervisory.
21:20A sort of bridge between the management and the workforce.
21:23There have been escalating tensions recently,
21:25and I need someone who's well respected in the community
21:28to mediate and rally the troops, so to speak.
21:31Sir, I asked around.
21:33Your name kept coming up.
21:35I've got no experience in that kind of thing either, so...
21:38Well, how much did you pay?
21:39Frank.
21:39What?
21:40We could offer 40 shillings a week.
21:42A week?
21:4340.
21:4440.
21:44You see?
21:51Well, it's, er...
21:55Oh, well, well, man can't see the north of that, can he?
21:59Thank you, sir.
22:00Very generous.
22:01It's you doing me the favour.
22:05Sir, if you come by the mill tomorrow, we'll talk to us.
22:08Aye, I'll be there.
22:10Excellent.
22:12Well, I'll leave you all to your evening.
22:19What was that all about?
22:21I had no idea.
22:23Emma.
22:24What have you been saying?
22:25In that house?
22:26I can't take care of this family.
22:27No.
22:28Dad, you don't have to do it.
22:29I know you'll hate it.
22:30I can't turn down that wage.
22:32It's done now.
22:34Leave it, Emma.
22:39Wait.
22:55It's gone.
22:55Oh, God.
22:55ģģ“, fuck.
22:59Toilet.
23:01Let's light.
23:03It's for snowĪ¹Ļ Tinģi Ets Juillćć,
23:04Toilet.
23:04let's go.
23:05Toilet.
23:06wanna bring some ŃŠ¾Šæ to make it?
23:06Oh, Billy.
23:08It's okay.
23:08See this lovely boy.
23:20Right. Are we ready? Say goodbye to your mum. Where did you find that? In mum's box under the bed.
23:29I know it must have cost you a lot, but she kept it so special, thought she'd want it.
23:35It's hard to do with me. Didn't know she still had it. Then who gave it to her? Don't bring
23:40it. Okay, but... Emma, just leave it, please.
24:02What's that, then?
24:11Who did this? I think my friend. It must have been Mark.
24:31You lovely took me here. I'm sure.
24:42Hi. Here you go.
25:07I wrote something down that I wanted to... I wanted to say to her.
25:20I thought some things to say to her, some words and that, and I can't find it back.
25:27It's alright.
25:29I've left her. I wanted to tell mum. I wanted to tell her that I love her.
25:37She knows. She knows. She knows.
25:52It's alright, Sol.
25:53That's why.
25:55I want to tell you.
25:58Yeah.
26:11Good to tell mum.
26:21I saw you.
26:22I saw you.
26:22I saw you.
26:22It was great in your life.
26:51See you tonight.
27:03Thank you, Emma. I know it's very short notice.
27:07Oh, I'm nearly done with them anyway.
27:08Was. I was nearly done. Or finished, you could say.
27:12I was nearly finished. Thank you, Miss.
27:17You're really talented, Emma.
27:20You must keep at this.
27:22You could really make something of yourself.
27:29I was thinking, Miss, these uniforms, they look nice and all,
27:33but it'd make working in them easier if there were pockets and more room in the skirts.
27:37If I had cloth, I could make new ones for cheaper than you usually pay.
27:41Three shillings per uniform, half up front.
27:43Yes, that's a good idea. You could use off-cats from the mill.
27:48Oh, I don't remember this one.
27:50Oh, I'm ever so sorry. That belongs to Mrs Fairley. I've been doing some sewing for her, too.
27:55Oh, right, yes. You know that it is much more her.
27:59It would fit you, though. I can make sure of it. I could do it now, from a usual rate.
28:04I work fast.
28:04Oh, no.
28:06I think you look lovely in it, Miss.
28:08It's just the sort of thing people wear to operas, I would think, anyway.
28:16I shouldn't.
28:17Mrs Fairley won't miss it.
28:19There's just so many.
28:21Why not try it on?
28:43What's that?
28:46One of the girls.
28:47Oh, yes.
28:50I borrowed it. Do you like it?
28:52It's not for you.
28:58Work change.
29:00No time now.
29:01It'll do.
29:03Shall we?
29:04Okay.
29:09Okay.
29:38I should have asked you for offering your father that job. I'm an insensitive idiot.
29:43Oh, just saying things that are obvious.
29:47I'm so sorry. It was never meant to feel like charity.
29:49You'll hate it. Being outside, in the sun, the wind, the rain. That's what keeps him sane. That's what my
29:55mum used to say.
29:57I got overexcited, which can happen when you're an idiot.
30:02Emma, I know I've had it easier than most, but my life's not perfect.
30:05Why? Has daddy given you a mill that you don't want? My dad can't pay for a proper funeral for
30:10my mum, so stop distracting me with flights of fancy about a life I can never have and let me
30:14work for one that's actually in reach.
30:16Our future is in reach, Emma. It's all I think about.
30:19Now, I wish I could have walked in and asked your father for your hand.
30:24One day I will.
30:26I promise you, Emma, it will happen.
30:31Until then, this was all I could think of to help.
30:35If you want me to say the job's not there anymore.
30:37No.
30:46I won't break my promise to my mum.
30:48I have to stick to the plan and keep my hours up.
30:51The sewing. She doesn't leave much time for us.
30:53I'll take any second that I can get.
31:06Oh.
31:07Master Edwin.
31:10Just checking all's in order.
31:12Yeah.
31:13Yeah.
31:14Seems to be...
31:15Good.
31:16Good.
31:21Mrs. Fairley's calling for you.
31:25You're in demand.
31:27Mm-mm.
31:41You know, I am feeling much better.
31:44Glad to hear it, Mrs. Fairley.
31:46I think I will try on those dresses you've been tailoring for me.
31:51Yes, of course.
31:52I'm still working my way through, but I'll fetch a few.
31:55There's a red one.
31:57Satin.
31:58Lower the neck.
32:02Adam loves me in it.
32:04That one's not quite finished yet.
32:06Perfect time to try it on, then.
32:08There's pins all over it.
32:09I don't care.
32:12That's the one I want.
32:14Is there any reason, Emma?
32:16I can't have what I want.
32:20Good.
32:23Then I'll wait here until you bring it.
32:38I'm going to get fired.
32:39I will.
32:40I won't let that happen.
32:41I'll speak to my mother.
32:41Explain.
32:42How?
32:42How are you going to explain why you even care?
32:49It's Emma.
32:50Back early.
32:52Oh, thank God.
32:54It's a miracle.
33:01Have I done something wrong?
33:03Unless you gave me this headache.
33:04I know it's not that.
33:07Why am I here?
33:09You said you wanted to turn back, so.
33:11No.
33:13Oh, God, it's so humiliating.
33:16What is?
33:17I'll leave.
33:18I'll go back home.
33:19I've outstayed my welcome.
33:20But I need you.
33:22What part of me, exactly, do you so badly need?
33:25Every part.
33:26You don't desire me.
33:27Of course I...
33:28Olivia, you are beautiful.
33:30Why am I here?
33:31My sister doesn't want me here.
33:33You claim you wish I was your wife, but I'm not.
33:35Who am I?
33:36I'm not even your mistress.
33:37I'm nothing but an embarrassment.
33:38That is not true.
33:39Don't follow me.
33:42Miss Wainwright, I'm ever so sorry, but Mrs. Fairley has asked for the dress.
33:46That dress.
33:47I didn't know what to say, but I've already kept her waiting, and I'm afraid she'll find me.
33:51Yeah, she can have it.
33:53Really?
33:54Oh, thank you so much.
33:55It's hers.
33:57It's all hers.
34:06Thank you so much, Miss Wainwright.
34:14Adele!
34:15What are you doing to my life?
34:23Do you know that you are my greatest aggravation?
34:26I'm the source of all my misery.
34:28Why, Squire Fairley, you flatter me.
34:30You quite literally trap me in this limbo of a marriage.
34:33How dare you?
34:35You and I are either heaven or hell.
34:36We are never so tedious as to be in between.
34:38This isn't a game, Adele.
34:40This is my life, and you're stopping me from living it.
34:43You may have confined yourself to these four walls, but I'm the one you're keeping in
34:47a prison.
34:48I don't have a wife, and yet I am not free to find one, even if I wanted to, even
34:52if
34:52there was someone, anyone, who would be good for me.
34:56Adele.
34:56You don't want good.
34:58Who wants good?
35:00Neither of us.
35:03But we've always wanted bad.
35:09I can see what you want, Adele.
35:11Adele.
35:13Adele.
35:15I can feel it.
35:19Adele.
35:23You want wicked?
35:24Adam. You want desperate. You want white, hot, heat, and to be all over me. Every part of me. Inside
35:40and out. That's what you always want.
35:45I'm the only one who makes your skin feel like fire, Adam, won't I? I know you.
35:55I'm inside you.
36:15Not now, Emma.
36:24I know you're ź·øė§!
36:25I can't be just going anywhere.
36:27Oh.
36:52You must see it now, don't you?
36:57No, I don't need you.
37:12I'm so sorry for keeping you waiting, Mrs Fairley.
37:15I had a few bits to finish off, but hopefully it's worth the wait.
37:21I think I need to see it on, of course.
37:23Yeah, well, not on me.
37:25On you?
37:32I'm not sure how that works.
37:33Indulge me.
37:40Well, take off what you're wearing.
37:45Now, Emma.
37:50I'm not sure how that works.
38:08I'm not sure how that works.
38:29I need to speak to the boys.
38:30Well, not about...
38:33I don't know.
38:34Just some mill business.
38:36Do you need me?
38:39I do.
38:41Very much so.
38:42But not right now.
38:45You rest.
38:51Go.
38:53Go.
38:53Go.
38:55Go.
38:57Go.
38:59Go.
39:01Go.
39:01Come.
39:02Go and go.
39:02Go to the house.
39:02Go.
39:05Go, go.
39:06Go, go, go.
39:07Go.
39:11Do you, stop?
39:26If you want anything changing, I can do it tonight.
39:29I do think you'd have a better idea if you tried it on yourself, though.
39:35My decanter needs filling.
39:38Will you darling and run downstairs?
39:40Yes, of course.
39:41No, no, no.
39:44Leave that on.
39:46I can't go downstairs wearing this.
39:48Why?
39:49It wouldn't be appropriate.
39:50But it suits you.
39:52Mrs Fairley, I'm supposed to be working.
39:54Which is exactly why I asked you to get me a drink.
39:58It'll take me ten seconds to...
39:59My decanter needs filling.
40:00Now.
40:08Right away, Mrs Fairley.
40:28Who's that out there?
40:30It's Emma, sir.
40:32Come in, please.
40:33Our drinks need refreshing.
40:36I'll be there in a moment, sir.
40:37I'm fetching something for Mrs Fairley.
40:39Mrs Fairley can wait.
40:42Get you in here.
40:48Now.
40:55We'll be sure this would like to have down the line further.
40:59Joe.
41:07what the hell are you wearing i'm so sorry sir have you stolen that no this is fairly insisted
41:19take it off
41:25who do you think you are
41:31i think i'm no one sir
41:36i'm sorry
41:48that wasn't called form completely unacceptable i meant you well there's no need to speak to emma
41:54or any of the stuff like that especially when it's clearly one of mother's little games
42:00edwin
42:01i can speak to her however i want
42:04i pay her
42:05ben
42:09i just think
42:10did i ask you to think
42:15it would appear emma hart is not the only one who has forgotten her place in this house
42:22sorry father
42:29sir vikram offered that you visit them in london
42:32you are spending more time with sir vikram's daughter could prove most beneficial for both families
42:38you should leave first thing i'll send a telegram ahead and let them know that you are coming i'm sure
42:43priya will want to pick out her best dress
42:45i'll be back in the house
42:45if my daughter can see her getting mad at me
42:47because of me
43:15i wish to be back in the house
43:29I'll see you next time.
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