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09:20Mardery, is there?

09:22Yeah?

09:23You and the lads?

09:29I've...

09:30sung a song I do.

09:31Oh!

09:35So why did they send you home?

09:42Because it's not all singing.

09:49It's made me think about what we leave behind.

09:54I'd like the people that come after us.

09:58Our children. Grandchildren.

10:03To at least know we were here.

10:06I suppose.

10:09The main thing we'll leave, all of us, is...

10:14Our name.

10:18In this house?

10:20Oh, yes.

10:24Not if Father can't hang on to it. We won't.

10:29Emma Hart has a lot to answer for.

10:44Ok.

10:45Well, let us see...

11:10That's how we get out of here.

11:10Oh, God.

11:33What if Eberhard isn't just the cause of our problems?

11:37What if she's the solution?

11:39I think I've got the answer.

11:51You know, I saw him once, Joe.

11:58In France?

12:00I came round a corner one night and there he was.

12:05Helmet pushed back, rifle on his knee, with a photo of you in his hand.

12:15Are you just saying that?

12:17No.

12:18It was Joe.

12:21And he'd hold himself up on a box of corned beef.

12:26No time to eat it, he said.

12:28But he could at least keep his arse dry on it.

12:39And then, everything started off again.

12:49And then, the chute, and I lost track of him.

13:02Can I tell you something?

13:05Anything.

13:11When I got the telegram, we were in the hall, and I saw Laura's face.

13:19And I knew.

13:21I just knew that it was bad news.

13:27And I thought...

13:33It's okay.

13:34I know.

13:36You miss him.

13:37I know.

13:38No, you don't.

13:39You don't know.

13:41Let me say it.

13:45But then, I knew that it was bad news.

13:49And I thought...

13:53That it was you.

13:56I did.

13:59And I couldn't breathe, Mike.

14:03But then she showed it to me.

14:06And I saw that it was addressed to me, and not her.

14:11And that inside it said his name.

14:14Joe Lowther.

14:21And I was relieved.

14:25Is that the worst thing you ever heard?

14:29Oh, Joe.

14:31I was desperate, of course.

14:33I couldn't bear that it was him.

14:36But my first thought, when I saw his name, was...

14:39Oh, thank God.

14:42Thank God it's not back.

14:47So...

14:48No.

14:51I understand.

14:55I do.

15:02Because we're the same.

15:04Aren't we?

15:11So...

15:13I always understand.

15:16I'm...

15:31I'm not.

15:32I'm not.

15:33I'm not.

15:34I'm not.

15:49I have an assistant today, Mrs. Grisham. Aren't I lucky? And look, we're packed here for fruit cake, which you

15:56can make with barely any fat, and not one egg. I'm calling it wild cake.

16:03Oh, my girls will eat cake all day long if you'd let them.

16:08What makes you say? It can't look proper. It can't be how it's done.

16:17What's your part?

16:22Mrs. Hart?

16:25I'll have to close up for a while, Mrs. Grisham. Take one of the packs of cake ingredients and let

16:30me know what Gina and Barbara think.

16:32Well, thank you. Bye-bye, Dweena. Have fun helping your mum.

16:35Bye-bye.

16:48Hello.

16:50Hello.

16:56Edwina.

16:59Edwina, why don't you go upstairs, love, sort through that box of water and see which you like best?

17:04I'm allowed.

17:05Of course. Go on up. Go on.

17:19Well, I've broken an oath, then.

17:22Sorry I'd never see you again for as long as I lived.

17:27We all make promises we can't keep.

17:32Drops usually busier than this.

17:35But there's a war on. I don't know if you've heard.

17:38I did.

17:40I'm so sorry, Anna.

17:42I heard about your husband.

17:44Did you hear about all the husbands? It's not just mine.

17:51Well, you'll have seen for yourself.

18:01Emma.

18:04All this, it's a miracle.

18:10Everything you wanted, your plan with the capital B.

18:15That's right. I'm a success.

18:18And what are you, Edmund Bailey?

18:21Fool.

18:23An idiot coward does I cover it?

18:26Hardly.

18:30Emma.

18:32Every bit of hatred you feel for me.

18:35All the resentment.

18:36The bitterness, the anger.

18:39I felt it for myself.

18:40I promise you.

18:42Every day.

18:44And not a moment's past where I haven't wished I could go back.

18:49To that rose garden.

18:53And say something different.

18:59Like what?

19:02Like, marry me.

19:04Like, it'll be all right.

19:06Like, I'll take care of you and make sure nobody hurts you.

19:08Like, I love you, Emma.

19:11And I'll spend the rest of my life making sure I'm by your side.

19:16Well, I'd have probably had the baby by the time you got all of that out.

19:20Emma, please, I'm...

19:21I'm not here to fight.

19:23I've spent enough of that.

19:26Look, when I let you down that day, I started a feud which should never have gone as far as

19:31it has.

19:34So I've come here today to end it.

19:45I hear you have a warehouse full of cloth and no use for it.

19:48That's right.

19:49It was meant to fulfill the contract that your father stole from me.

19:54Well, what we have, what the Fairleys have, is that contract.

19:59But no cloth.

20:03Or mill.

20:06And Emma, you're a businesswoman now.

20:13A partnership.

20:16Our contract.

20:17Your mills.

20:20Fairleys and the Arts.

20:22Together, we can make that contract work.

20:25For every uniform we produce, you'll get a pound.

20:28And so will we.

20:31Emma, I don't know how your business is faring through all of this, but...

20:35Ours is barely afloat.

20:40But if we join forces, both of us can...

20:46take care of our families.

20:52Doesn't a pact make sense?

20:59Come to lunch.

21:02You please.

21:04On Saturday, as our honoured guest.

21:08No pressure, but we can talk it all through.

21:15Emma...

21:16War...

21:17It's miserable.

21:20Imagine how it'd feel if we...

21:24could lay down our weapons.

21:29Just...

21:31End it.

21:34A ceasefire.

21:38Truth.

21:41What do you say?

21:53Well, how did it go?

21:56She bought it.

22:19This deal could be the answer, Mac.

22:21If I can get a pound of uniform, I won't have to close anything.

22:24I can pay the wages, not lay anyone off.

22:27There'll be no profit, but it might just get us through to the end of the war.

22:30Sure.

22:31I'd bet on you above old Asquith.

22:33Any day of the week.

22:36But a partnership with the Fairleys.

22:38I would have spat if someone suggested it before now.

22:43Can you trust them?

22:45Never before.

22:47Never.

22:50But for the children.

22:52Shouldn't I be fighting on a different front map?

22:55Mummy! Mummy!

22:58Is that us at the shop?

23:00Yeah!

23:01Come here.

23:05Isn't it beautiful?

23:06I love it so much.

23:08I love it.

23:09I love it.

23:17I love it.

23:19Oh, yeah.

23:20I love it.

23:35I love it.

23:37I love it.

23:38I was wondering if I could come in.

23:47Standard's slipped.

23:49Oh, no. I'm sure they haven't.

23:52They came because I'm coming here on Saturday for lunch.

23:57I heard.

23:59And when I do, I'll be coming in through the front door.

24:03Well, I'll be sure to be careful with your coat.

24:06But I was imagining I was going to feel sitting up there.

24:11And I know I'll just be desperate to see it all down here.

24:16To remember.

24:20So I came here today, in any case, to talk to Ed...

24:24Master Edwin, work out possible terms and so on.

24:28And I wanted to come round this way

24:31so nobody thinks of any airs or graces.

24:40And why not, Emma Hart?

24:42Hmm?

24:44I'd say you've earned a few airs from what I hear.

24:47You could justify the odd grace or two and all.

24:49The rise you've had.

24:53Made something of yourself, haven't you?

24:58Well done, lass.

25:01Well done.

25:05And I didn't know your dad well.

25:09I keep myself to myself.

25:12But I reckon Jack Hart would have been pleased as punch.

25:28Well, I had to go and...

25:31They think we're wallpaper, of course.

25:35Walking those rooms up there in silence,

25:38they forget that staff are people.

25:41And people have ears.

25:49This partnership is...

25:52It's not what you think.

25:55Master Edwin has got you

25:56right where he wants you.

26:17You know, I'm leaving you.

26:22What?

26:23Why?

26:24You lied to me about Adele.

26:28It was not my fault.

26:30I am not responsible for my sister's death.

26:33And I have to be able to grieve.

26:35I have to get away from here, away from you.

26:37Don't be ridiculous, Olivia.

26:38Where will you go?

26:39I'll stay until the alliance is signed,

26:41for the boy's sake.

26:42But when your contract and your house

26:44are no longer at risk,

26:46when the war is over,

26:48I will be looking for peace.

27:12You think you're going somewhere

27:13for a bit of peace and quiet?

27:16Frank!

27:18What are you doing here?

27:20I'm up here every week.

27:22You're not the only one that misses you.

27:26Out of school.

27:27You got your final exams?

27:29Yeah, well,

27:29I expect they're going to make me

27:30into a professor or something.

27:32Or a lord, probably.

27:34That's what happens when you get top marks.

27:37King, I think, isn't it?

27:39Yeah.

27:40Something like that.

27:44See what you're doing off here, then.

27:46Panicking?

27:47No.

27:51I'm just wondering what to do,

27:53is all.

27:53Oh, no.

27:55What?

27:56I knew this would happen.

27:57You've got money now.

27:59You can spend time thinking.

28:01Rich folk,

28:02they love to just sit around,

28:04watch in the sky,

28:05wondering.

28:06That's not who we are.

28:07Get on with it.

28:09Don't waste time thinking,

28:11oh, what if I do this?

28:12What if I spend this on a golden fountain

28:15or whatever?

28:16All you've done

28:17is lost precious minutes

28:19or you could have been trusting your gut.

28:21Isn't that what my mother said?

28:27A golden fountain?

28:29Yeah, that's what

28:30rich people have, isn't it?

28:33What have you got instead?

28:35Massive warehouse full of cloth.

28:37I saw a golden fountain.

28:44Frank,

28:45will you be all right?

28:46What?

28:47Always.

28:47I've just planned up a hill on my own.

28:49Are you trusting your gut?

28:51Follow your gut, yeah?

28:56Go on, Emma!

28:59Woo!

29:23Go on, Emma!

29:24Go on, Emma!

29:37Go on, Emma!

29:39Go on, Emma!

29:40Go on, Emma!

29:41Go on, Emma!

29:50Go on, Emma!

37:14something does need to change you don't trust me and that has hit home so I've

37:24changed my will so that when I die none of you will receive a penny now today

37:33I'd like to offer you all a choice either you fight on and continue to feed those

37:38hateful lies about me to the press or what or you take these it's a check each for a million

37:46pounds

37:48a drop in the bucket what you would have received of course and for god's sake don't mistake them

37:55for gifts I am buying you all of you if you accept these checks you are agreeing to drop the

38:04whole

38:05ghastly plot and never contest any of my wishes

38:15mother what are you doing Wendy what's going on now there's been much discussion over the years as to

38:23which of my children might take over my businesses my signature on this piece of paper here means that

38:30debate can stop because now all of it every inch belongs to paula

38:43no no grandy i know we've had our disagreements of course darling the odd distraction but you've moved

38:52on you've always put the business first paula you're the one i've trained you're the one i trust and

39:01you've proven time and time again to be the worthy successor

39:08and now it's done now here are your contracts so the four of you come and sign them and take

39:15your checks

39:16your contracts or leave with nothing

39:29paula you've chosen paula she should get the lot and i shall get nothing nothing but the allowances

39:35from my ex-husbands how fortunate you have six of them

39:51i barely even spoke to any journalists was hardly at the lunch i don't even eat lunch

39:58it's a trick isn't it you're asking us whether we'd like to give up or fight on well i believe

40:05the

40:05emma hart way is to fight on isn't that right what's happening here edwina are you attempting to

40:15begin a feud like mine or would you just like a million pounds and for this all to be over

40:41paula will now take my place on the board at cytex oil she'll also take over every one of my

40:47shares

40:47at heart stores and heart enterprises paula owns this house she owns the lot it was always going to be

40:54her nobody else reminds me so much of myself and what better compliment could there be

41:05would you step outside for a moment edwina i have something for you

41:15what is it uh some information for you edwina regardless of what it says on your birth certificate

41:25your father isn't that lowly irishman as you put it it says mac's name on it quite clearly because mac

41:34was and always has been the best man there is

41:41it says that your father is edwin fairly

41:47what

41:52i'm fairly

41:56why didn't you tell me because i knew you'd receive it like a gift

42:02and because i knew that would break my heart so the famous fairly feud

42:10this is why

42:13every member of the family has let down every one of mine you've turned out to be living proof

42:22that no fairly can ever be trusted even fairly's you gave birth to turn on you in the end

42:44all signed

42:47mrs hart

42:49mrs hart what's your secret oh the same as it's always been my dear to end your

42:57mrs hart

43:08mrs hart

43:11mrs hart

43:24mrs hart

43:41mrs hart

43:42hey hey there mrs hart

43:46how dare you this is my house it's my home not anymore this will always be my home

43:53it's got my name on it so you might have won for now fairly hall might be yours for a

43:57short time

43:58but don't ever make the mistake of stopping looking over your shoulder because if you think

44:02this feud has been brutal up to now you haven't seen anything yet i'm involved now and soon i'll

44:08have a family of my own so i promise you whether it's next year or in 50 years when you're

44:13least

44:13expecting it somehow the fairleys will take back this house

44:27hola

44:30hola

44:32grundy why didn't you tell me the reason for your fairly feud and why didn't you tell me you were

44:38you were giving it all to me because i knew you'd object

44:43but now it's all yours

44:47hola i trust you unreservedly

44:50despite that ill-judged dalliance of yours with jim fairly

44:55hey there

44:59emma hart

45:04did i startle you

45:07rude of me of course i apologize and on your birthday too

45:12but i gather this is a family event and i've been upstairs waiting to join my wife

45:23it was a whim a counter-strike after you and i fell out i was i was so determined you

45:29wouldn't

45:30you wouldn't underestimate me you married jim fairly i was gonna tell you today i had no idea you

45:39were planning on signing it all over to me i'm so sorry i know i know i should have but

45:49i love him

45:54and

46:01we're having a baby

46:04strictly speaking it will be paula having the baby i believe

46:08but it will belong to both of us of course

46:13what's hers is mine and all that

46:38is

46:41so

46:47so

46:49so

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