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🔥 EP 6: The story builds toward a major turning point. 😱 Secrets begin to collide.
🔥 EP 6: The story builds toward a major turning point. 😱 Secrets begin to collide.
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00:08Bill!
00:11Janey.
00:12Janey.
00:13Hi.
00:14Hush.
00:15Hush, Janey.
00:16It's all right.
00:17Did you have the nightmare again?
00:20No.
00:21I'm in the operating room.
00:23He got to Rupert again.
00:25And she's cold.
00:27And there's nothing I can do.
00:29She's alive.
00:31I have to be sure she breathes.
00:34Janey.
00:47She's rushing into destruction and nothing I do has any effect.
00:51She'll be at the hospital, as you allow.
00:54Then I'll be sure of it.
00:57This isn't healthy, darling.
00:59Addy ho.
01:01The Deck.
01:07The Deck.
01:16The Deck.
02:40God, I've got to go.
02:41Why?
02:43Because we're in a carpet, Jack.
02:46People could hear us.
02:48What time is it?
02:49Uh, I don't know.
02:51Five, six?
02:53Come back to me.
02:54I won't be missed at home.
02:56Well, when can I see you next?
02:58I can't.
03:01What do you mean?
03:01I thought last night, Ben, so you could...
03:03People could hear us, Jack.
03:06Please.
03:10You spend the night in the cupboard with the governor's daughter and you're a hearer for the ages.
03:14Call me...
03:15Something unpleasant.
03:17I would never think that.
03:19I know you wouldn't.
03:21I feel like we're already married.
03:23Don't say that.
03:25Why?
03:27Because we're not.
03:3520,000 Chris and Blumpley scrunches.
03:43Pounds.
03:44We is rich!
03:51Oh, Norbert.
03:54Norbert.
03:55I've had 16 pints.
03:57Is that all?
03:59Still, that is a goodly simulation of our perspective.
04:09Oh, goodbye.
04:13Thank you for the...
04:15Congress?
04:16Serious, Jack.
04:16I am.
04:18Just...
04:18Stay.
04:19Let's discuss this.
04:20No, this was a mistake.
04:22A mistake?
04:23Belle!
04:27Lady Belle!
04:28Let's pack it.
04:29There's a perfectly natural explanation for this.
04:31I don't care about that, but your mother...
04:34What about her?
04:34My nurse has told me she was here during the night.
04:37Oh, my God!
04:39Belle, wait!
04:40No, Jack, run.
04:41She'll hang you.
04:59Mother!
05:11You knew the consequences, and yet you forced my hand!
05:14Why are you so hard on me?
05:16Please, you leave me no choice!
05:20I shall tell Inspector Boxer to execute sentence on Dr. Jorgias.
05:24No, no, I beg you, please!
05:26Please let him live, Mother!
05:28I love him!
05:30Please!
05:33Please!
05:37No, no, please!
05:40Please!
05:40Get up!
05:47Please!
05:48Get up!
05:50Please!
05:56If you wish to be a convex whore, I'll no longer stop you.
06:01But you're not to step foot in my house, not to visit, not to write, live, die, and beg with
06:09him, for I have done with you.
06:19But I'm your daughter.
06:24Until today.
06:27That is the cost of his life.
06:42I'm your daughter.
06:45Please!
06:46Come in!
06:47Come in!
06:48Be safe!
06:50Be safe!
06:50Be safe!
06:50Be safe!
06:51Be safe!
06:54Be safe!
06:55Be safe!
06:56Be safe!
07:04Carry your bags, Gav.
07:06Oh, no.
07:07I'm so very humble.
07:08I always makes a point to carry me home.
07:10Go on.
07:11I could use the coin.
07:14What's that smell?
07:17Sorry, Gav.
07:18No, not to worry.
07:21I'll let you carry me back.
07:23Just, uh, just down here.
07:26And to show there's no hard feelings,
07:30let's have a nice hot cup of tea.
07:37No trouble, Darius.
07:40Confess.
07:41The curate soul must be spotless before ordination.
07:44Don't you think this is all a bit blind lady in the blind?
07:47Not at all.
07:48Why?
07:49Molly Crutchley, for one.
07:51With a wayward soul I give comfort to.
07:54Vigorously.
07:56Twice last night, from what I heard.
07:59Our focus is on your many sins, Darius.
08:04Unburden yourself.
08:08I'm consumed by hatred.
08:12Rage.
08:13Oh, well, good.
08:14Makes a bit of a change from the sins of the bed.
08:17One tends to run into another.
08:19I hate this man with such acrimony that it scares me.
08:23Oh, well, that's very natural.
08:25But, um, hatred, revenge, they lead us to the dark fires.
08:32Um, do you mind if I ask who?
08:38Fagan.
08:39Oh, that's a tremendous jake, Darius.
08:44Brother Fagan is a righteous man of God.
08:46Listen to me, he's the very devil.
08:49He nicked the relics from your church.
08:51And now he's nicked a fortune from the duke,
08:53which makes him even more dangerous.
08:55Oh, my dear, dear brother in Christ,
08:59if you can think that calumny of Fagan,
09:02then I fear you may have gone too far into the devil's hands.
09:06Hmm?
09:14Fagan.
09:18Fagan!
09:21Hey.
09:23Hey.
09:24Come on.
09:25Wake up.
09:26Hmm.
09:30Oh, bloody hell.
09:37There's no time left.
09:39I need to know if Dawkins is responsible for the murders.
09:43Today.
09:44And I cannot answer that, ma'am.
09:46It's an impossible request.
09:48You've been on this long enough.
09:49A case takes the time it takes.
09:52A sufficient evidence...
09:52That's not good enough.
09:53If you can't arrest Dawkins by tonight,
09:56I will relieve you of command and appoint Bramwell.
09:59Absolutely not.
10:00The man is a blunt instrument with scant regard for the law.
10:03How dare you question the governor's authority?
10:05I am not questioning the governor's authority.
10:08My commission as an officer of the law is not subject to your whim.
10:12Oh, I'm not guided by whims, Inspector.
10:15But you will find that when I ask for a result in this colony,
10:19I expect one to be delivered.
10:20For God's sake, ma'am.
10:21We have rule of law here, not of men.
10:23In this colony, I am the law.
10:28Get it done, Inspector.
10:34I see the pastures contains, by estimation, 2,000 acres.
10:43Ah, Afri.
10:45This Bradley, it's...
10:46I'm sorry, Your Grace.
10:47I couldn't stop him.
10:50Mr. Uriah Heep of the East India Company.
10:54Ah, Heep.
10:55What a pleasant surprise.
10:58Do sit.
11:04What's the smell of piss in here?
11:08Can you smell that?
11:09How lucky I am to be received with such courtesy by a peer of the realm.
11:15I regret calling on you unannounced,
11:17but my ship took port early with the storm winds,
11:19so I came to check the company's investments.
11:24His Grace has it all in the best of care, I thought.
11:27It's just for my reports.
11:31Well, as it happens,
11:32we've made a sizable investment in arable land.
11:36Oh, that's a delight, Lordship.
11:39But we haven't forgotten the saltpeter nightry, I trust?
11:43Oh, no, no, no.
11:45That's all in hand.
11:47Just, uh,
11:48settling up some of the paperwork.
11:50But, you know,
11:51this land,
11:52it's almost a better investment than saltpeter.
11:56Hmm.
11:58I fear that East India disagrees,
12:01Your Grace.
12:02The saltpeter nightry is critical.
12:06Are you all right, Heep?
12:10Forgive my weakness.
12:12My guts are rank with twinges.
12:15Apri,
12:16tell my butler to take you to the hospital in my carriage.
12:21Oh.
12:23What generosity to one so humble.
12:27Oh,
12:28I'll call again at five o'clock for the saltpeter papers.
12:32Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes.
12:35Oh.
12:38Ah, Apri,
12:40Mr. Heep needs...
12:41Another visitor,
12:42Your Grace,
12:43the curate.
12:43He says it's urgent.
12:45Oh, Christ.
12:55Bloody hell.
12:57Oh, I had some hangovers in me time.
12:59God knows where this would strip the fur off a weasel.
13:06What's all this, then?
13:07Tell me.
13:08Is it true?
13:08Did she get the money?
13:09And I don't mind telling you, Dodge,
13:11that I did.
13:13Dickie Nibble bought the land.
13:16And now I,
13:17Norbert Fagin,
13:19am the richest man in the colony.
13:20Fagin,
13:23I might need your help.
13:25You see,
13:25there is a chance
13:26that I might get scraped today.
13:32Tell me it ain't fancy-cheeked scotty-bones.
13:39I told you didn't.
13:41Yeah, I did.
13:43And if you don't talk,
13:44she don't talk.
13:45Well,
13:46Lady Jane
13:47may have found...
13:48Black hell, Dodge!
13:49That's when I get a coin
13:50to set you free
13:51to go dipping your nib
13:52in the wrong inkpot!
13:53I just need my share,
13:54so I can jump ship
13:55if they come for me.
13:56Oh, so you're just gonna piss off
13:57and leave me?
14:01Bloody hell.
14:02They're here already.
14:04You can go and hide.
14:06I'll see these off.
14:14Oh, that was teeth.
14:16Jack!
14:17No!
14:17Well, no!
14:19You don't need to run.
14:24You're safe.
14:25Mother's not going to have you hanged.
14:27But Jack,
14:28she's disowned me.
14:30Can I stay?
14:32Yes, of course.
14:34No!
14:35No, Dodge!
14:36No!
14:37Absolutely not!
14:40My Lord,
14:42you bought land
14:43down at the
14:44Cat and Bad Pops
14:45last night.
14:47I'm sorry,
14:48what business is that
14:49of the church?
14:51The business of sin.
14:53The man you bought
14:54that land from?
14:55Fagan?
14:55Yes.
14:56Everyone of quality
14:57buys from Mr. Fagan.
14:58I hear his sound.
14:59No, sir, no.
15:00He is a man,
15:01a demon of such
15:03noxious
15:04deceptitude
15:05that holy water
15:06steams as he passes.
15:07Oh, nonsense!
15:08A former viceroy
15:10would hardly be taken in
15:11by a charlatan.
15:12Fagan is no common swindler.
15:14He ruined me
15:17and he condemned me
15:19to this life
15:19of purgatory.
15:22I've come to save you
15:24from falling
15:25into the same ruin.
15:31If that's true,
15:37swear on the book.
15:42Every word
15:45Fagan
15:46has the devil's ear.
15:52Oh, dear God.
15:56Fetch my carriage!
15:59Ah,
15:59I want a word with you,
16:01you perfidious
16:02little vixen.
16:03Let me go!
16:04That Mr. Fagan
16:05you put me with
16:06swindled me
16:07out of 20,000 pounds.
16:09So what?
16:09What do you mean,
16:10so what?
16:11It's only 20,000, uncle.
16:12Don't be so gauche.
16:14You told me you once
16:14spent more than that
16:15at the gaming tables
16:16in London.
16:17No, no, no.
16:18It's the principal.
16:18Don't be such a stuffy bore.
16:20I don't have patience
16:21for it today.
16:22Dear God,
16:22you're as unhinged
16:23as your mother.
16:24Why are you being
16:25so beastly?
16:26Because you lost
16:27me the fortune
16:27I needed
16:28for the bloody
16:29salt-beater.
16:31To have the temerity
16:33to make such a decision
16:35about bills
16:35without...
16:36Oh, because you're
16:36always head in the clouds.
16:38You don't know
16:39what she's actually doing.
16:40Without consulting me!
16:42Well, someone
16:42has to make the decision.
16:44Not about discerning
16:44our bloody daughter.
16:46How dare you, Jane?
16:47That was not
16:48your decision to make.
16:49Do you know
16:50where she is?
16:51No, but I'm sure...
16:52I applaud
16:52every aspect of it.
16:53I am a parent too
16:55and your obsession
16:56with controlling her...
16:57Protecting her!
16:58She's not a sick child
16:59anymore, Jane.
17:00She's a healthy
17:01grown lady
17:02with a fine intellect
17:03and your own streak
17:04of independence.
17:05There's independence
17:06and then there's
17:07falling into ruin.
17:09You pushed her
17:09into ruin.
17:10You banished her
17:11from home
17:11without a penny.
17:12Destitute!
17:13Through Dawkins,
17:13he's a madness for her.
17:15No, the only madness
17:16here is yours.
17:41I won't have her
17:42under me roof.
17:43God knows what sort
17:44of things she'll be
17:44expecting to eat.
17:45Not to mention the
17:46governor coming down
17:46here to find us.
17:47She's been kicked out.
17:48She's got nowhere to go.
17:49And whose fault is that?
17:50Just as I'll get
17:51everything just as I want.
17:53Do you have a towel?
17:54A what?
17:54Why?
17:55Never mind.
17:57You see, it's towels now.
17:59Next it'll be
18:01partridge and lace spoons.
18:02Lace spoons?
18:03Yes.
18:03Why are you being
18:03such a dog's piss all about?
18:04Because I don't like her.
18:06And I don't like
18:07the way she treats you.
18:08What?
18:08That's my business.
18:09No, no.
18:09It's taken over me house.
18:11And it's taken you
18:12away from the business.
18:13Where were you last night?
18:14The biggest haul
18:15of our lives
18:16to set you free.
18:17And you're just...
18:18Doing surgery?
18:18Doing cheeky bones.
18:19Hey!
18:21You keep a civil tongue
18:22in your head.
18:23Never mind my head.
18:24Your head's in a cloud
18:24of tough perfume.
18:26It's gonna get you scragged.
18:27I won't have all this danger
18:28and disruption in me life
18:29should be wanting
18:30to clean up next.
18:31Hello?
18:32Help?
18:32Bloody hell of it
18:33is the other one.
18:35Do not mention a word
18:36about her involvement
18:37in this swindle.
18:39No, of course not,
18:40my dear.
18:41All right.
18:42All right.
18:53Stop in the name
18:54of the crowd!
18:57Hold!
19:01Stop!
19:24Anything?
19:25No.
19:26Rawning traffic's mushed.
19:27Any tracks a killer
19:28might have left.
19:30He's clever.
19:32He knows the strike
19:33in the hours
19:33just before the people
19:34will trample
19:34his footprints away.
19:36I want a full detail
19:38on Devil's Elbow
19:38this evening.
19:40Why, sir?
19:42Because a storm
19:43is coming.
19:44And if we're correct
19:45about his methods,
19:46he'll strike in the rain
19:47so the weather
19:47takes his tracks.
19:50I know his pattern now.
19:55I want him caught
19:56in the act tonight.
20:01Mr. Fagin,
20:03you know we haven't
20:04always been harmonious.
20:07Well,
20:08things to say.
20:09Well, I'm very grateful
20:10for your hospitality
20:11at this difficult time.
20:14Yeah.
20:19You all right?
20:22No.
20:23But you are safe.
20:26And I'm with you.
20:30Now, Mr. Fagin,
20:31is there somewhere
20:32I could hang my dresses?
20:34Fanny's sending me
20:35my luggage.
20:36We'll find somewhere,
20:37don't worry.
20:41Fagin,
20:42don't you have some work
20:44to be getting on with?
20:45Oh, yes.
20:46Yes.
20:47I have.
20:49Fanny,
20:50them forged land grants
20:52have got some errors.
20:53Shut your sauce box.
20:54What?
20:55No, they don't.
20:56Yes.
20:57What's he talking about,
20:58Fanny?
20:59Oh, nothing to trouble you with.
21:01And yet,
21:02I'm troubled.
21:03Well,
21:04Fanny's been working with us
21:05for quite some time.
21:06Fagin,
21:07you bastard.
21:07Denny Dodge,
21:08if Belle's going to be
21:09living with us,
21:10she should know
21:10that I'm already familiar
21:11with her sister.
21:12She is an excellent thief.
21:13It's just a bit of a lark,
21:15really.
21:15A land scam,
21:17swindling her own kin.
21:19And by the way,
21:21she killed Phineas.
21:23Well, technically,
21:23I didn't kill him.
21:24Or at least,
21:25I didn't mean to.
21:26Well, you are the reason
21:27he's dead.
21:28Well, I suppose I am.
21:33How dare you!
21:35You brought my sister
21:36into your sordid world!
21:38No, no,
21:38I didn't.
21:39He did.
21:40And she was willing.
21:41Well, he did blackmail me,
21:42rather,
21:42but then I thought
21:43it was all jolly fun,
21:44and so...
21:44Every time we have
21:45a future, Jack,
21:46you set it ablaze
21:47with criminality!
21:48This is the only way
21:49I know how to make a living.
21:50I mean,
21:50how do you think
21:51this roof got here,
21:52or the food on the table
21:53and the linen in the bed?
21:54How do you think
21:55a potato sack pile
21:55counts as a piece?
21:56She's already
21:57critiquing the furniture!
21:58Shut up, Fagin!
22:02I gave up
22:03everything for you.
22:07And you...
22:08Fanny!
22:09How could you be
22:10so stupid?
22:11I'm not stupid.
22:12Don't call me stupid.
22:14This is the one thing
22:14I've ever been good at.
22:15Not at being a criminal.
22:16Well, you run around
22:17playing surgeon
22:17and falling in love
22:18with convicts,
22:19but when I find a pastime,
22:20you turn up your nose.
22:21Oh, I'm worried
22:22for your safety.
22:23I am always worried
22:24for yours.
22:25I've supported you
22:25breaking every rule in sight,
22:27but the minute I...
22:27I start killing people.
22:29Well, it was one person,
22:30one time.
22:31Oh, well, the minute
22:32I find my passion,
22:33you become just like mother.
22:40Come along.
22:42We're not staying.
22:43Oh, thank you
22:44for your visit.
22:46Belle.
22:47No, I don't want
22:48to see you.
22:50This between us.
22:52It's ended.
22:56For good.
23:04That's those lads again,
23:05eh?
23:05Get off.
23:06What?
23:08You set my life on fire
23:10to suit yourself.
23:12Well, there wouldn't
23:13have been room for him anyway.
23:14There'd have been
23:15petticoats all over the house,
23:16hair in the washbasis.
23:18You are a grubbing
23:19villain, Fagan.
23:20A weasel of a man.
23:23I want my share
23:25of the land scam,
23:26and then I want
23:27nothing to do with you.
23:35Oh, book us a hotel.
23:37Or buy one.
23:38Not quite sure
23:39how it works.
23:44A ramen vinegar,
23:46please, Ruddy.
23:47I'll need a hair
23:48of the piglet.
23:53Mr. Fagan.
23:55I thought your land
23:56company was sound.
23:58It is.
23:59Sound as the bells
24:01of old Bailey.
24:02Nevertheless,
24:02I need that
24:0420,000 back.
24:05Now,
24:06I'll return
24:07the land grants.
24:08Yeah,
24:08I'll be happy to oblige,
24:10but it's against
24:10me principles.
24:11The money belongs
24:12to the East India Company,
24:14Mr. Fagan.
24:14I am merely
24:15their agent.
24:16And they don't
24:17want your bloody land.
24:19Spitting hell, Norbert.
24:21How'd you get us
24:21involved with the
24:22East India?
24:23They've got their own
24:23bleeding army.
24:24Which is why
24:25we all need this
24:27to disappear
24:27swiftly and quietly.
24:41Sweet baby
24:42Jesus
24:42on a rocky horse.
24:43Where is it?
24:45Sorry.
24:46What's the delay?
24:48Nothing.
24:49We forgot
24:50we need
24:50three keys
24:51for the strongbox
24:52and the third man's
24:53not here,
24:53so don't fret
24:54we can get it
24:55for you by this afternoon.
24:56By four.
24:57And if you don't
24:59deliver,
24:59you'd be amazed
25:00what a duke can
25:01get away with
25:02when his brother's
25:03a governor.
25:04Right.
25:28You know,
25:29it's the right
25:29thing to do.
25:30Yeah, I know.
25:32But they're my friends.
25:33They'll make that
25:34money back in a day.
25:36Besides,
25:36our people need
25:37that money more.
25:38It wasn't their land
25:39to sell in the first place.
25:51We've got your message.
25:52How's the need?
25:53Stable.
25:53In bed.
25:54Glad you're alive.
25:55I'm beginning to regret that.
25:56So am I.
25:58Belle,
25:58are we going to talk or...
25:59Not.
26:00It's Lady Belle.
26:01Jack,
26:02Lady Belle,
26:02whatever this is,
26:03don't bring it into my hospital.
26:04I've got a heavy ward load.
26:06Sneed's unwell,
26:06prof's missing,
26:07although that's
26:08possibly a blessing,
26:09and I can't,
26:10I won't put up with this too.
26:12Plus there's nobody else.
26:13Your head surgeon today,
26:14congratulations.
26:17Well,
26:17in that case,
26:18I'd promote you
26:18to charge nurse.
26:20Long overdue.
26:21Lady Belle and I
26:21will jointly direct
26:22the medical cases.
26:23I prefer a separate patient.
26:24It's less effective.
26:25More congenial.
26:27Fine.
26:34Patty,
26:35do you know where I can buy
26:36a reputable hotel?
26:37Oh.
26:38It's one of you rogues,
26:40is it?
26:40Oh,
26:40are you having a stand-off?
26:41I've never had a stand-off.
26:43Patty,
26:43hang her off.
26:43Don't mind me,
26:44carry on.
26:44The cash was in
26:45Rotty's safe.
26:46And you know the code,
26:47you bloody nicked it.
26:48Call me what you like,
26:49but a thief I ain't.
26:50Exactly what a thief
26:51would say.
26:52Oh,
26:52you should know,
26:53Fagin,
26:53you don't get it,
26:54do you?
26:55These two
26:55always whine in
26:57about not getting paid.
26:58Oh,
26:58sell it,
26:58Rotty.
26:59Yeah,
26:59you're right.
27:00It's bloody constant.
27:02Drives me barmy.
27:03Then who do you think
27:04took it?
27:04You tripenic skullduggerals
27:07with your unions
27:08and your workers' rights.
27:09You've been
27:10stuffing your fingers
27:11in the dripping pipe.
27:12Don't accuse
27:12Fleshy of this.
27:13Whoa,
27:14whoa,
27:15whoa,
27:15put the dynamite down.
27:16You'll kill us all.
27:17I don't care.
27:18I'm sick
27:19of always helping out
27:20than getting blamed.
27:21Now you say
27:22I'm disloyal.
27:25Where's this urology case?
27:31Mr. Heap?
27:34I'm Dr. Dawkins.
27:35Could we go somewhere
27:36more private?
27:37Private rooms
27:38are only handed out
27:38according to need,
27:39not pocketbook.
27:40Of course,
27:41but my need
27:42is private.
27:43Why?
27:44Because I urinate
27:45out of my belly button.
27:53And how long
27:54have you had this?
27:55Since I were a squawker.
27:57But the pain
27:58is very recent
27:59and sharp,
28:00Doctor.
28:02Do you think
28:03you could pass urine
28:04for me?
28:09Stand back.
28:28Remarkable.
28:33You have a uracus
28:34where your umbilical
28:35passage didn't close
28:35and,
28:36well,
28:37in your case,
28:37it's somehow
28:38connected your bladder
28:38to your belly button.
28:40Hence,
28:41the stomach piddling.
28:42Well,
28:43that's a comfort to know.
28:44Though I suspect
28:44your pain
28:45is completely unrelated.
28:46It's a bladder stone.
28:47Usually,
28:48we cut your pyreneum
28:49between your fundament
28:50and your lobcock.
28:51Oh,
28:51I don't much
28:52fancy that.
28:53No.
28:54Well,
28:54the minimally invasive
28:56procedure
28:56is the lethocrity,
28:57where we take
28:58this rather large drill
28:59and we insert it
29:00into your urethra.
29:03That's the minimally
29:04invasive one.
29:05Yes,
29:05but I think
29:06we can avoid
29:06all of that
29:07by simply going
29:07through your belly button.
29:10I'll get my colleague
29:11to help me.
29:13If she'll talk to me.
29:16Cheap.
29:26Belle.
29:28Concentrating.
29:28I need your help.
29:29Ask my sister.
29:31If she's not too busy
29:32with your criminal
29:32undertakings.
29:35I have a patient
29:36urinating out
29:37of his belly button
29:38and I would like
29:38your help
29:39with a novel cure
29:40for a bladder stone.
29:44Damn you.
29:52I won't be touched
29:54by a lady.
29:55No,
29:55come on sir.
29:56You can either
29:56have Lady Belle's
29:57lovely slender fingers
29:58remove the stone
29:59through your ruckus
30:00or it's that
30:01drill up your
30:02lobcock.
30:05I'll take the finger.
30:07Worse.
30:13Stop moving.
30:36Oh, oh.
30:39Oh, it's so much better than to think a woman could do it.
30:43Heaven for Fenn.
30:45So we can fix the uracus with a little surgery?
30:47Oh, no, no.
30:48No, I'm the humble clerk of an august house
30:51and I haven't got time to dally beyond resolving me agonies.
30:54Besides, I've grown used to me, uracus.
30:58My mother, God rest her, used to say it.
31:01This makes my Yuri a very special boy, and she tended to be right.
31:07This is what Fagin does.
31:08He turns us against each other for his own gain.
31:10It's him, but he took the money.
31:12I bloody knew it.
31:14Steady, oh.
31:15Of course it was him.
31:16He's the greediest, laziest...
31:18He's scrupulous.
31:19Meanest, black-hearted.
31:20Come now, Mr. Fagin's lovely.
31:22Thank you, Fanny.
31:23This money is supposed to get me back to my family in Samoa.
31:25I was going to buy a fishing business.
31:33My money, Mr. Fagin.
31:39That was unbelievable.
31:41Yeah.
31:41Why you grew up around...
31:42I know, quite remarkable.
31:43Me or the bladder health?
31:45Well, both.
31:46Charming.
31:47Help!
31:49I found him in the elbow.
31:51Operating theatre, now!
31:52Tim.
31:53Take him through.
31:54He tucked himself away in a corner to die.
31:57I almost missed him.
32:12Come now, I've had enough of this.
32:15I've arranged to meet with Mr. Heap shortly.
32:18If you don't refund my £20,000 now, he will kill you, Mr. Fagin.
32:24My goodness, you sound unhinged.
32:27He doesn't have your money, Uncle.
32:29Yes, he does, Fanny.
32:32And why are you consorting with these miscreants?
32:34They're my bohemian chums.
32:36And we don't know what land or money you're talking about.
32:38I have the land deeds right here.
32:40You was very drunk, my lord.
32:43Bragging like £20,000 was nothing.
32:46You was waving the shigs around, so, Rotty, put them back in your pocket,
32:49sent you off home to bed.
32:50So, you see, my chums and I have no idea what you mean.
32:53No!
32:54You're lying!
32:55I know I gave you that money.
32:57This is criminal.
32:58Hmm?
32:59You won't get away with this.
33:02Just wait.
33:07Ether saturation.
33:09Complete.
33:11Burns are inconsistent with chemicals.
33:12Slightly boiling water.
33:14How could he drink the amount required without his body refusing it?
33:17It's impossible.
33:18Unless it was forced as a punishment.
33:20Information of the pharynx and larynx.
33:22Severe burns.
33:24It's like the injury was sustained some hours ago.
33:26If they'd found him sooner, he may have had a better chance.
33:28Got a patient spiking a 107 Fahrenheit fever.
33:31Calomel, morphia.
33:33Extreme dyspnea.
33:34Racing pulse.
33:35I have a patient with fluid on the lungs.
33:37I'll drain it.
33:38Use a 14-gauge cannula.
33:39Dawkins, you're needed on the wall.
33:41I need a tracheotomy.
33:41Be fast.
33:42Be decisive.
33:59Oh, Mr. Heaton.
34:01It's gone.
34:02All the East India Company's money is gone.
34:07Lordship, don't fret.
34:09Your humble Uriah's here to help you.
34:11I can explain everything.
34:13It's Mr. Fagan.
34:15He's defrauded me.
34:16Oh, defrauded you, has he?
34:18Yes.
34:19Oh, then he's defrauded the East India Company.
34:23We can't have that on our balance sheet, now can we?
34:45I can't hear anything.
34:47You should be breathing through it.
34:50My lady, it hasn't worn out.
34:52I refuse to accept it.
34:54Here.
34:56There are cases in the Lancet where this revived the patient.
35:13We do have other patients to test.
35:15No.
35:16No.
35:23No.
35:55Dr. Dawkins, stop in the name of the crowd!
36:09Dr. Dawkins, stop!
36:19She's respiring a dead patient, and I need all the doctors I can get.
36:23Well, if she's got an instinct, she's probably right.
36:26And Hattie, I'd leave her be today.
36:27Why?
36:30Nothing.
36:30She finds the idea of me more appealing than reality,
36:33and that became very clear this morning.
36:36That's probably always impossible, anyway.
36:38You tried.
36:40Then you've loved more than most do in her life.
36:42Dr. Dawkins!
36:44Get your hands off me!
36:45I'm arresting!
36:49You're dry.
36:51Why are you dry?
36:52You can't have changed it.
36:52Inspector, are you quite well?
36:53How long has he been here?
36:54All day.
36:56An awardful of patients will tell you the same.
37:00It isn't you.
37:03You're not the killer.
37:04You can't be.
37:04Oh, no.
37:05I could have told you that.
37:07I was wrong.
37:37Well, here.
37:39Bell, I'm here to help you.
37:41There's a pulse, but he won't breathe unassisted.
37:43I think once the swelling goes down, he will breathe again.
37:45Now, let me help you.
37:49I know you're angry with me.
37:52But I need you to know that I...
37:54Not now, Jack.
37:55I can't.
38:10I don't believe...
38:11I don't believe...
38:11I don't believe...
38:35Come here, my darling.
38:36I'm so sorry, Father.
38:38What for?
38:43My sweet child.
38:47Come here.
38:50What about Mother?
38:51You let me worry about her.
38:54You're my daughter.
38:56And there will always be a home for you with me.
39:12Just a moment, Father.
39:14He needs an effort.
39:15You do.
39:19Bye.
39:23Bye.
39:44That's true.
39:55Did your wife make this fee?
39:58It's the only one she did.
40:00Sophia didn't enjoy some.
40:08What happened?
40:14She was doing charity work in an eastern slum and got caught up in a riot.
40:20I tried to reach her, but...
40:33It's been seven years and I thought I would die a widower, but then I met...
40:40I met you.
40:49Life doesn't have to be a trial.
40:52Love doesn't have to be a lightning strike. It can be a lamp in the darkness.
41:01If I'd met you in another light...
41:02But we only have this one.
41:05And you and I both know how fragile it is.
41:16Will you think on what I'm offering?
41:20That we can walk down...
41:23I will.
41:24Yeah.
41:27So keep your candles burning.
41:29Make a journey bright and pure.
41:32You keep returning.
41:34Always and evermore.
41:37Into my arms, oh Lord.
41:42Into my arms, oh Lord.
41:46Into my arms.
41:51Into my arms.
41:53Into my arms.
41:56Into your arms, oh Lord.
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