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00:07:50It is a fact
00:07:51this season,
00:08:21This author cannot be said, this author, this author, this author, this author, this author, this author cannot help but
00:08:24wonder what he is searching for.
00:08:26But be cautious, but be cautious, but be cautious, dear reader, for you might not always like what you find.
00:09:03Sophie Peck.
00:09:37Sophie, this hanya to raise your attention to portray.
00:09:40Sophie, this is why you fortunately, don't say how matters toा and women teach them.
00:09:59I am so pleased that you are finally here.
00:10:02I did not like being apart.
00:10:05Here are the children.
00:10:07This is Rosamond and Posey.
00:10:11Hello, girls.
00:10:13Let me introduce you to the servants.
00:10:16This is our butler, Rumsey.
00:10:20Erma runs the kitchen.
00:10:25And this is Miss Timmins, our governess.
00:10:29And who is this darling girl?
00:10:32Mrs Sophie Peck.
00:10:35My ward.
00:10:39Just delightful to meet you.
00:10:43I know you will care for her as your own.
00:10:49Of course I shall.
00:10:51She's the picture of Grayson Chum, my lord.
00:10:53That is pleasing to hear.
00:11:18Miss Rosamond.
00:11:18Is her ladyship really having you clean every one of her shoes?
00:11:21And Miss Rosamond, while she harps on about how Miss Rosamond is going to ensnare Benedict Bridgerton.
00:11:27Poor Mr Bridgerton. If those two want him, not even the Queen's Guard will be able to protect him.
00:11:33We shall want her looking her best for Mr Bridgerton.
00:11:38Do I detect jealousy, Miss Peh?
00:11:40Of Rosamond? You are not serious.
00:11:43You've got your back up about something.
00:11:45I am cleaning a thousand shoes. My fingers are cramped. Of course my back is up.
00:11:49No. If it was about the shoes, you would be witter, spiteful Sophie.
00:11:54This is sad, sulky Sophie.
00:11:57Ever since the ball...
00:12:01This is about the ball.
00:12:03It is. What are you hiding?
00:12:07Oh my.
00:12:09You met a gentleman.
00:12:14I met a gentleman.
00:12:15Dare I ask his name?
00:12:17No.
00:12:21Benedict Bridgerton?
00:12:22There it is.
00:12:23It is nothing.
00:12:24It was a moment and it is over.
00:12:26I will never see him again.
00:12:29I do not even want to see him again.
00:12:31When would I ever see him again?
00:12:33We are forgetting I ever met him. Is that clear?
00:13:01Should we perhaps discuss what occurred at the masquerade ball?
00:13:05Yes.
00:13:06Lady Bridgerton's ball was quite the spectacle, was it not?
00:13:10Any displays worth revisiting?
00:13:13Indeed.
00:13:14Can you believe that Benedict Bridgerton disappeared for the better half of the ball?
00:13:19We shall need to keep a watchful eye on him when you host your ball.
00:13:23When I host...
00:13:26Your Majesty.
00:13:27Have you forgotten my request?
00:13:30You will host a ball, will you not?
00:13:33Have you thought of a theme?
00:13:35Apologies for the intrusion, Your Majesty.
00:13:38Lady Baird requests an audience.
00:13:47Well?
00:13:48Your Majesty, it appears Lady Baird is in a delicate state.
00:13:52With your permission, she wishes to be relieved of her duties for her confinement and to return after the birth.
00:13:59You may take your leave.
00:14:01But know it will be permanent.
00:14:05You may withdraw.
00:14:10The audacity.
00:14:11No regard for reason or responsibility, let alone the bother to me.
00:14:16Does one not take one's Queen into consideration when making such decisions?
00:14:22How fortunate for Lady Baird that she has a Queen generous enough to relieve her of her duties without hesitation.
00:14:28I am known to be exceedingly generous when it is deserved.
00:14:40Thank you for the game.
00:14:43It has been quite illuminating.
00:14:46My sympathies for the loss of Lady Baird.
00:15:04You see?
00:15:04Mm-hmm.
00:15:05They do not even look my way.
00:15:07No one is interested in me.
00:15:08Because you've built a reputation of being unapproachable.
00:15:10That is hardly true. I'm most amiable.
00:15:13Then try smiling at one of them.
00:15:14What? No.
00:15:16Please, no.
00:15:17If you are so sure they are not interested, then what is the harm?
00:15:23Hmm.
00:15:23Hmm.
00:15:33Oh, no.
00:15:40Mother.
00:15:42Louise.
00:15:44My.
00:15:46You look so handsome.
00:15:48You sound surprised.
00:15:49What she means to say, she is surprised to see you out of bed before noon.
00:15:53In fact, I have come to act as chaperone for my dear sister, who as I hear it is in
00:15:58need of one as she is decidedly not on the shelf.
00:16:03Erm.
00:16:05Benedict.
00:16:06Yes.
00:16:07Please.
00:16:08Erm, I would...
00:16:10Let's start with Baron Henderson.
00:16:11Mm-hmm.
00:16:14You do not mean it.
00:16:15Whatever this ruse is.
00:16:17Of course not.
00:16:19Then what a fine morning, how lovely to see you.
00:16:21I will not make you talk to anyone.
00:16:23Mm, but you require a favour in return.
00:16:25I do need your help.
00:16:27We must find the owner of this glove.
00:16:28Why ever do you have a lady's glove?
00:16:31Because a lady lost it.
00:16:33I would like to return it to her.
00:16:34Do not mention it to Mother, by the way.
00:16:36You know very well you should not be toying with the affections of debutantes,
00:16:40which you are most certainly trying to do if you do not wish for Mama to know.
00:16:42I'm doing no such thing.
00:16:44I simply would like to thank this particular young woman for a genial conversation.
00:16:50In return, I shall protect you from Mother and her matchmaking reign of terror.
00:16:57You are often my favourite brother.
00:16:59How do you wish to begin?
00:17:05Thank goodness, that is family.
00:17:07We do not have to wait in line with all those gossips.
00:17:09Oh, oh, they do not come here to gossip.
00:17:11We need to bring a kiss.
00:17:12And then, conveniently, each happens to remember a little gossip.
00:17:15Ah, clever.
00:17:16Oh, trust me, he does not.
00:17:17I am afraid Colin is out for his monthly engagement with Mr. Finch and Mr. Dankwith where they eat all
00:17:21of London.
00:17:22Ah, well in fact I am here to see you.
00:17:24Oh!
00:17:25Benedict has met a young lady.
00:17:26Ah, I am merely trying to return a glove.
00:17:28A glove of a lady dressed in silver with whom you disappeared.
00:17:32Lady Whistledown sees everything Benedict.
00:17:34Although I will confess I did not recognise her.
00:17:36Who is she?
00:17:37I do not know.
00:17:38All I have is this glove.
00:17:41I thought, since you do see everything...
00:17:45What do you know about her?
00:17:49Please tell us you asked about her interests, brother.
00:17:52You did not bore her to death with talk of yourself.
00:17:54I asked her many questions but her answers were few.
00:17:57She grew up in England.
00:18:02She prefers deep water.
00:18:06She does not know how to dance, which was puzzling.
00:18:08Oh, and she reads Whistledown.
00:18:09Well, she has excellent taste but that does not give us much.
00:18:16Well, I thought...
00:18:19I wonder if you might send a message in Whistledown to help me return her glove.
00:18:28Well, I will not be able to mention her or her costume in any way.
00:18:32Why not?
00:18:32I could not have been the only one at the ball to notice the two of you.
00:18:35She was alone on a terrace with a man, that is bad enough.
00:18:38What is even worse is that that man is a notorious rake.
00:18:42How dare you?
00:18:43I am a lover of pleasure.
00:18:45A free spirit untrammelled by mere convention.
00:18:48You are a rake.
00:18:49Mm-hmm.
00:18:50Yes.
00:18:51She will never come forward.
00:18:52If she did, her reputation will be tarnished.
00:18:54Then, mention me.
00:18:59But say that I am looking for someone.
00:19:04Perhaps that will assure her I am more serious.
00:19:08One hint that you might be interested in courtship and you will be besieged by mothers.
00:19:14Ella's right.
00:19:15Once the floodgates are open, you cannot close them.
00:19:17I can manage a few mamas.
00:19:21Her majesty is going to relish this.
00:19:23I can manage her majesty.
00:19:26I think.
00:19:27Possibly.
00:19:29Well, not really, but do it anyway.
00:19:38Dearest gentle reader, this season, the ton may have a new prize to seek.
00:19:44The heart of a certain second son.
00:19:47It seems this free-spirited reveller has been seen regularly strolling rotten row, intent
00:19:56on leaving the bachelor life behind and attending many more balls.
00:20:26The latest whistle-down, ma'am.
00:20:32Has this handsome gentleman come out of the cold to join the warmth of society?
00:20:39Could it be that this rake has reformed?
00:20:44Is there a marriage-minded mama or a young lady who would not rejoice at this news?
00:20:51Rosamond!
00:20:55Perhaps there is a particular lady whose company he seeks.
00:21:00This author can only speculate.
00:21:03She's describing Benedict Bridgerton.
00:21:07So fair.
00:21:08I have read every issue of Whistledown.
00:21:11And this is clearly about him.
00:21:15What if he's looking for you?
00:21:23Do not be foolish.
00:21:24He must meet a different young woman at every ball.
00:21:26This could be about anyone.
00:21:28Sophie!
00:21:30Sophie!
00:21:32Ready Rosamond for rotten row.
00:21:33Perhaps in blue.
00:21:36You will look exquisite, my dear.
00:21:54I do not want to.
00:21:56Did we not make an agreement?
00:21:57Yes, but the agreement entails you protecting me from suitors, not thrusting me into the lion's dead.
00:22:02We might have information.
00:22:04And if mother does not see you speaking to suitors at least once, she will surely enter these.
00:22:07Is that logic or co-ear thing?
00:22:09Lord Tuss!
00:22:10Lord Pike!
00:22:12What a lovely day for a promenade, is it not?
00:22:15And what a charming relation you have brought on this promenade.
00:22:24I shall leave you to get better acquainted.
00:22:34Lord Tuss.
00:22:36I understand you have a sister.
00:22:38Does she, perhaps, not know how to dance?
00:22:42No.
00:22:44Oh, where is he?
00:22:45I think.
00:22:47Oh.
00:22:50Mr Bridgerton.
00:22:51Hmm.
00:22:51A beautiful day, is it not?
00:22:53Indeed.
00:22:59A perfect day for taking the waters, ladies.
00:23:02Do you not think?
00:23:03I suppose so.
00:23:05Though I much prefer to stay on dry land.
00:23:22I certainly enjoy a swim.
00:23:24Do you?
00:23:26I do not believe we have met Miss...
00:23:30Rosamond Leigh.
00:23:32Oh.
00:23:33Why is a sudden shift?
00:23:35I confess, I do not know.
00:23:38And I'm not inquiring for fear of him changing his mind.
00:23:41Is it not foolish for so many young ladies to flock to just one gentleman?
00:23:45It is like a gaggle of geese vying for the same piece of bread.
00:23:48They will all leave hungry.
00:23:50Many of these young ladies look as if they could use a piece of...
00:23:56What happened?
00:23:57He's going so well.
00:23:58He seemed charmed, talked about my costume, and then he turned away.
00:24:01Men are fickle.
00:24:03Keep your spirits up. We shall solve this yet.
00:24:08What were your costumes at the masquerade?
00:24:11I was the swan.
00:24:12I dressed as Queen Anne.
00:24:13Oh, what a minute.
00:24:14Interesting.
00:24:17Oh, yes.
00:24:19Yes.
00:24:20Oh, my.
00:24:20I was the master.
00:24:32Yes.
00:24:38Yes.
00:25:17We have been to six balls and seven soirees.
00:25:23We have promenaded so much.
00:25:26My feet have swollen up.
00:25:28And no sign of this glove lady.
00:25:32He's just made me get up now.
00:25:34Go back to shunning the world.
00:25:38You may shun at will.
00:25:41Consider yourself released from this favour.
00:25:44Dearest gentle reader,
00:25:47while this author had hopes of a certain second son settling down,
00:25:52it seems the well of hope may have run dry.
00:25:56Parched indeed are the young ladies of the tawn,
00:25:59though it seems the suitor for whom they thirst
00:26:02has eyes only for a woman who has yet to appear.
00:26:06Mother, what mistake have I made?
00:26:08He is the catch of the season.
00:26:10He deserves to be with me.
00:26:16Does the distress of my daughter amuse you?
00:26:18Of course not, my lady.
00:26:20Good.
00:26:32This author must wonder
00:26:34if the search is soon to come to a close.
00:26:38For a gentleman can only wander the desert so long without a drink.
00:26:44Should I read Whistle Down to you, Your Majesty?
00:26:50No.
00:26:53Lady Bridgerton is here to see you, Mum.
00:26:56What a delight.
00:26:57Penelope, what do you know about my son's search for a wife?
00:26:59Forgive me, but Lady Whistle Down cannot reveal her...
00:27:02Penelope Bridgerton!
00:27:02Yes, Mum.
00:27:29Mother.
00:27:31You are working.
00:27:34May I sit?
00:27:36Of course.
00:27:43Was there something you wished to discuss?
00:27:45Me?
00:27:45Oh, no, not me.
00:27:46You, maybe?
00:27:47Me?
00:27:48No, not me.
00:27:49You'd be interested to know
00:27:50that I had a most fascinating conversation with Penelope.
00:27:55Oh.
00:27:56She claims that this bachelor that she writes about in Whistle Down,
00:28:00the one ready to seek a wife in earnest,
00:28:03that he asked her to write about him.
00:28:05He did?
00:28:07Well, that seems old.
00:28:08I agree.
00:28:09I agree.
00:28:10And she says it was because he met someone at my masquerade ball.
00:28:13She said that?
00:28:14When I bullied it out of her, yes.
00:28:16But a gentleman would never do such a thing to his poor mother.
00:28:22going behind her back,
00:28:24hiding the fact that perhaps her one great wish for her son
00:28:27was about to come true,
00:28:29that he had met a young lady,
00:28:30that he was ready to marry.
00:28:33No son would be so cruel.
00:28:38Would he?
00:28:44Very well.
00:28:47I...
00:28:47Oh, dear.
00:28:49You have her glove?
00:28:50Benedict, if you have spoiled this young lady...
00:28:53Nothing until Ward happened.
00:28:55She left before the unmasking.
00:28:57I did not even get her name.
00:28:58She dropped this in her haste to leave me.
00:29:00It matters not.
00:29:02I barely know what she looked like
00:29:03and can no longer remember the sound of her voice.
00:29:05Searching for her has been fruitless.
00:29:07Which is why you should confide in your mother.
00:29:10If you had,
00:29:11I would have told you to start with Penwood House.
00:29:14This glove is an heirloom.
00:29:17The old lady Penwood,
00:29:18this young lady's grandmother, likely.
00:29:20It was her fashion to have the family crest
00:29:22on the inside of her gloves.
00:29:23Our family used to know hers.
00:29:26No.
00:29:27I met Miss Lee.
00:29:28She is not the lady I met at your ball.
00:29:30Oh.
00:29:30Well, yeah, good.
00:29:33But, but it is possible
00:29:35that there are other young ladies
00:29:37staying with the family.
00:29:39Oh.
00:30:06Sophie,
00:30:08are you not supposed to be in dance lessons?
00:30:09Lady Penwood thought it best
00:30:11they not continue with Rosamond and Posey.
00:30:13I see.
00:30:15Hmm.
00:30:16Well,
00:30:16I am sure we will resolve this.
00:30:25Sir?
00:30:28Could I ask you
00:30:29about my mother?
00:30:40What do you wish to know?
00:30:42I have no memories of her.
00:30:44You have your necklace.
00:30:46How did she die?
00:30:58You miss your mother.
00:30:59That is natural.
00:31:01But I am here now.
00:31:03And I will always make sure
00:31:05you are taken care of.
00:31:07I promise.
00:31:29Sophie,
00:31:30there is a gentleman caller.
00:31:32For me,
00:31:34I am being called on.
00:31:36I have a suit up.
00:31:37That is marvelous.
00:31:39Let us tidy your hair
00:31:39so we can see how beautiful you are.
00:31:41Okay.
00:31:53Breathe.
00:32:04How do you do?
00:32:06It is a pleasure to meet you.
00:32:35And then,
00:32:36all of a sudden,
00:32:37my hands became feet
00:32:38and I was forced to walk across the stage
00:32:40with my feet hands.
00:32:42Everyone in the audience laughed.
00:32:44Certainly you'd do the same
00:32:46if you saw someone with hands for feet.
00:32:48I mean,
00:32:48feet for hands.
00:32:50Anyway,
00:32:51that is why I can
00:32:52no longer attend the theatre.
00:32:53That is enough, Posey.
00:32:55Mr Bridgerton is not interested
00:32:56in your dreams.
00:32:57I am interested.
00:32:59Your dreams are surely more inventive
00:33:01than any play I've seen.
00:33:22He is looking for you.
00:33:24He asked for Posey.
00:33:30Look how kind he is to her.
00:33:46He is there.
00:33:48Right there in the drawing room.
00:33:51You should go in.
00:33:54Perhaps he will recognize you.
00:33:56He will not.
00:33:57It was one night a moment.
00:34:00He does not even know
00:34:01what I look like.
00:34:02And tell him.
00:34:03What?
00:34:03Go in there.
00:34:04And tell him who you are.
00:34:07This
00:34:09is your chance,
00:34:10Sophie.
00:34:14Lady Penwood.
00:34:15Once he sees you,
00:34:16once you tell him,
00:34:17Lady Penwood will not signify.
00:34:19I...
00:34:37He could be here for any reason,
00:34:39not for me.
00:34:41He is clearly looking for you.
00:35:04He does not want to find me.
00:35:09He wants to find the lady in the silver gown.
00:35:14And she is not real.
00:35:18Yes, absolutely.
00:35:19Tell me more.
00:35:23I have work to do.
00:35:24I have work to do.
00:35:25I have work to do.
00:35:34Rogaine,
00:35:34look quarterback.
00:35:36I have work to do.
00:35:36Come in here!
00:35:41Dude,
00:35:44you are watching me?
00:35:45I know you won't need to spend your time in your life,
00:35:48but I know you've spent well.
00:35:49Ma'am,
00:35:53you've又 champion you have.
00:35:54Maybe it has been a big deal.
00:36:04does that imagination come out in other ways in dressing up perhaps I love dressing up one time
00:36:14when I was a child before we hear more about that I would love to hear about the costume
00:36:19you wore for the masquerade she was a mermaid ah so you were not wearing silver no but I wanted
00:36:28to
00:36:28silver and purple for the scales but I was told no tale did someone in silver catch her eye at
00:36:36the
00:36:36masquerade well I talked to so many people that night I'm simply trying to recall who's who of
00:36:42course so you two are sisters do you have any cousins or friends of the family who've been
00:36:54staying here it is always so nice to have company it is only us and that is all we need
00:37:00of course
00:37:15what was his intention in coming here if not caught you is that a lady's glove what is he looking
00:37:23at
00:37:57brimsley her majesty is taking her royal nap I do not have long what is wrong is it his majesty
00:38:03the king you must come back request an audience with her majesty apologize she'll do no such thing
00:38:10I have nothing to apologize for she is gossiping at me but I fail to gossip back in the right
00:38:16way
00:38:16she wishes to speak about benedict bridgerton but my replies are never the right ones she will not
00:38:21allow me to clear her chessboard she refuses to finish the game okay she is her majesty she is
00:38:27always at her best of course she is glorious but perhaps one might imagine it is possible she might be
00:38:36desponding you know you do not need to have something to apologize for if her majesty needs
00:38:41an apology one apologizes for nothing she is our queen
00:38:54I do not much feel like apologizing
00:38:58and I am certainly not interested in playing chess or gossiping with her majesty at present let her be
00:39:04entertained by her ladies in waiting
00:39:07lady danbury there was a time when you were her lady in waiting
00:39:13it was different she was different
00:39:17you have been witnessed
00:39:20his majesty his majesty is you were there then she will not be close to these ladies now and she
00:39:28will not even try to replace lady bed you know that and you know why the chess match must not
00:39:35remain
00:39:36unfinished she is struggling in your absence in the absence of her friend
00:39:46her only friend her world is getting smaller
00:39:53i must return please lady danbury
00:40:18lady penwood may i help you
00:40:24i realized i never expressed my gratitude for all your hard work with my shoes
00:40:34i should like to reward you
00:40:38would you try these on
00:40:39i know how much you love the little luxuries of society
00:40:44no thank you my lady
00:40:45it was not a suggestion
00:40:46i have other duties to attend to mark
00:40:48you are relieved from other duties until you honor this request
00:40:52put them on now
00:41:16a perfect fit
00:41:18i'm as surprised as you
00:41:20imagine my surprise when i discovered that you know how to dress yourself respectively
00:41:25in fact the shoes did not clash at all with the silver dress i found under your mattress
00:41:31it was you
00:41:33you marked my silver shoes you slipped into the masquerade ball
00:41:37do not insult me by denying it
00:41:43then get it over with and punish me
00:41:46if you want all the silver in the house polished i shall do it
00:41:49if you want me on my hands and knees scrubbing floors
00:41:51very well
00:41:52there is no punishment that fits the crime of going to a ball and impersonating nobility
00:41:57of stealing my shoes
00:41:58those gloves and that dress
00:42:00from my home
00:42:02it is my home as well
00:42:03how dare you
00:42:04this was never your home
00:42:07i have suffered having you under my roof all these years
00:42:09and you repay me with this duplicity
00:42:11how have you suffered
00:42:13i have served you every whim all these years
00:42:15without wages
00:42:16without complaint
00:42:17i have provided you with protection
00:42:18far more than you would have found on your own
00:42:20and clearly far more than you have ever deserved
00:42:23then why out of the goodness of the heart you do not possess
00:42:27it is clear you have despised me from the beginning
00:42:29so tell me
00:42:30why have you kept me here if i have been such a burden to you
00:42:33why
00:42:43you could have put me on the street as soon as father died
00:42:45do not call him
00:42:49you were his error
00:42:51but my mistake was attempting to help someone beyond hope
00:42:58so perhaps you are right
00:43:02i should have put you out on the street
00:43:09you are dismissed
00:43:11and you will never work again in mayfair
00:43:14i will make sure of it
00:43:18i have been done
00:43:22you forget yourself
00:43:24and your place
00:43:27i will
00:43:51you
00:44:10Emma.
00:44:11It is our fault.
00:44:13We never should have sent you to that ball.
00:44:16You did not send me.
00:44:17I sent myself.
00:44:20All you and Alfie did was help make my dream come true.
00:44:23We made a collection.
00:44:25It is not much.
00:44:27But it should at least get you a week at a boarding house.
00:44:37Do not say anything.
00:44:40I want to stay angry.
00:44:47Do not open it now.
00:44:49It is not much, but perhaps you could sell it.
00:44:51Goodbye, Sophie.
00:44:52Do not forget yourself.
00:44:56It is such a shame that you could not perform your duties.
00:45:00Good luck.
00:45:01Good luck.
00:45:01Good luck.
00:45:14Good luck.
00:45:41Oh, the shoe clips, posy.
00:46:16Oh, the shoe clips, posy.
00:46:32I have come to apologise, Your Majesty.
00:46:40My apologies.
00:46:43You may go.
00:46:57Your move.
00:47:07Why do you wish to leave me?
00:47:09As I said, I desire a return to my homeland and I...
00:47:14Why do you wish to leave me?
00:47:17Your Majesty.
00:47:18You cannot go.
00:47:20I will not allow it.
00:47:21I know this may be difficult for you.
00:47:22You cannot.
00:47:23You will not.
00:47:24Let us be reasonable.
00:47:26No.
00:47:27You will not go.
00:47:29I forbid it.
00:47:30You cannot forbid me.
00:47:32I can.
00:47:32You cannot.
00:47:33I can.
00:47:34You cannot.
00:47:35Not if we are friends.
00:47:37I am your Queen.
00:47:40So I am merely your subject?
00:47:43You are my subject.
00:47:49I understand.
00:47:58My deepest apologies for forgetting my position.
00:48:10I shall go.
00:48:19I am sorry.
00:48:26I did not mean it.
00:48:28I was sorry.
00:48:31My apologies.
00:48:37All is well.
00:48:39Your Majesty.
00:48:41All is well.
00:48:44Agatha.
00:48:45You cannot leave me here all alone.
00:48:50What happens when he dies?
00:48:59I am here.
00:49:02You need not worry.
00:49:04I am here.
00:49:25Hollow.
00:49:26Diamonds are weighty.
00:49:28These are paste.
00:49:29They are counterfeit.
00:49:31Are you certain?
00:49:32I need enough money to get out of London.
00:49:34I will take you a necklace for a pretty sum, no?
00:49:39Which is not for sale.
00:49:41Well, that is all I can offer you, then.
00:49:44Might be enough to get you on a mail, coach.
00:49:50Come on.
00:49:53Come on.
00:50:07Come on.
00:50:14Take care for company.
00:50:20Have you been displeased with me?
00:50:26I've not seen much in you.
00:50:27It took you long enough to notice.
00:50:29Louise.
00:50:30You realise you were cast out of the clubhouse?
00:50:33Was I in a club?
00:50:34We were.
00:50:37I thought we would be unyielding together with regard to marriage,
00:50:41but you've crossed over to the other side.
00:50:43Oh, I am not getting married any time soon.
00:50:47But you wanted to, to the glove lady.
00:50:52I thought it could be possible,
00:50:56but she clearly did not agree.
00:50:59Why would she?
00:51:02Why would she not?
00:51:04You and I both know I am not the Bridgerton anyone should give their heart to.
00:51:09The unserious one, the rake.
00:51:13The free spirit.
00:51:20You may need to let me back into our clubhouse.
00:51:23Oh, brother.
00:51:25Do not fret.
00:51:26I am only, um...
00:51:29I think I need to clear my head.
00:51:30I think I shall go out.
00:51:32Oh, I sense a drinking bout.
00:51:34Please!
00:51:36Do not leave me in Mama's hands.
00:51:40Our mother might surprise you.
00:51:42Do not leave me in Mama's hands.
00:52:01Do not leave me in Mama's hands.
00:52:02Do not leave me in Mama's hands.
00:52:02Do not leave me in Mama's hands.
00:52:02Do not leave me in Mama's hands.
00:52:02Do not leave me in Mama's hands.
00:52:02Do not leave me in Mama's hands.
00:52:02Do not leave me in Mama's hands.
00:52:02Do not leave me in Mama's hands.
00:52:03Do not leave me in Mama's hands.
00:52:05Do not leave me in Mama's hands.
00:52:06Do not leave me in Mama's hands.
00:52:12Do not leave me in Mama's hands.
00:52:12Oh, my God.
00:52:56Excuse me, sir.
00:52:57Oh, she's too fast for you, Andrew.
00:52:59I shall get her by the end of the night.
00:53:11Bridgerton.
00:53:13Cavender finally dragged us both out to one of his parties.
00:53:16It seems that way.
00:53:18Where are we?
00:53:19Lord and Lady Cavender's country estate.
00:53:21They are in London for the weekend.
00:53:24Phil is on a spree.
00:53:26I've not seen you in our circle lately.
00:53:28No.
00:53:31Do you remember Virginia?
00:53:34The actress?
00:53:36I believe so.
00:53:38We have fallen in love.
00:53:41She has agreed to be my mistress.
00:53:44Because one woman was not enough for you.
00:53:47Well, there must be someone out there for you.
00:53:51Hiscox.
00:53:52Bridgerton.
00:53:53If you do not place a bet this round,
00:53:55we will be forced to wager which one of you can be pushed into the lake
00:53:58with your trousers down.
00:54:22I do not indulge, my lord.
00:54:26Surely your kitchen duties can wait.
00:54:30Run, lock yourself in your room.
00:54:32You bitch!
00:54:33I shall scream if you touch me.
00:54:35Oh, we do like it when they scream.
00:54:41What's wrong, Cavender?
00:54:43Don't play any longer?
00:54:45Dad!
00:54:53Enough!
00:54:54Enough!
00:54:56She's only a maid!
00:54:58Apologize to her!
00:55:01I...
00:55:03I apologize.
00:55:05I apologize.
00:55:06Treat a woman in such a manner ever again.
00:55:09An old person ensure you never return to society.
00:55:13Do you understand?
00:55:18Yes.
00:55:24It goes for you as well.
00:55:27We shall never touch her.
00:55:30Because she no longer works here.
00:55:46Mr. Bridgerton.
00:55:52Forgive me, but do we know one another?
00:56:00Did you work for a household I visited, or...?
00:56:07No, we do not know each other.
00:56:09Then how do you know my name?
00:56:11Then how do you know my name?
00:56:11I heard it.
00:56:15Earlier, someone said it.
00:56:17Excuse me, sir.
00:56:32I cannot believe he is gone.
00:56:37It will not be the same without him.
00:56:42Especially for you.
00:56:50I am so sorry, Sophie.
00:56:53I only heard from the solicitor this morning.
00:56:58The late Lord Penwood did not include you in his will.
00:57:03You would not do that.
00:57:04He...
00:57:06He promised he would always care for me.
00:57:08Yes.
00:57:10But he was a kind man who could not stand being cruel.
00:57:13But the truth is that his love rests in his legacy,
00:57:16and there is no mention of you in the will.
00:57:21No.
00:57:22No, my father loved me.
00:57:27Yes.
00:57:27I can understand why you believe that.
00:57:32Your mother allowed herself to believe the same.
00:57:37Well, Penwood never told you the truth.
00:57:41I see you left both of us in the dark about certain things.
00:57:46Your mother was a maid.
00:57:48A maid who let herself become a mistress.
00:57:53She died when you were very small.
00:57:56With no title.
00:57:57No money.
00:57:58No dignity.
00:57:59And no husband.
00:58:03She was not a part of Lord Penwood's legacy either.
00:58:12Do not worry.
00:58:15I will take care of you now.
00:58:18I will feed you.
00:58:20Clothe you.
00:58:21And keep a roof over your head.
00:58:25You will work as a maid.
00:58:31But I am the daughter of the nobleman.
00:58:34You are illegitimate.
00:58:36Being a maid is the best you can hope for.
00:58:40It will make you invisible.
00:58:42Trust me.
00:58:45You will be protected this way.
00:58:50As long as you do not allow yourself to dream of more than your station.
00:58:55As your mother did.
00:59:19Are you all right?
00:59:22Where are you going?
00:59:23Away, sir.
00:59:24I must find other work.
00:59:25It is the middle of the night in the middle of the country.
00:59:28Yes, sir.
00:59:29And the nearest town where I might find employment is several hours away.
00:59:31So I must start walking.
00:59:33But let me take you.
00:59:34I am not going anywhere with you, Mr Bridgerton.
00:59:37He lost me my position.
00:59:38The very thing I need to survive.
00:59:39But you were clearly better off without that position.
00:59:42Mr Cavender's parents were returning in the morning.
00:59:44I only had to make it through the night.
00:59:46What about when his parents went away again?
00:59:48Did you mean always to be on your guard?
00:59:50That is no way to live.
00:59:51And do you believe I am afforded that choice?
00:59:54Good night, sir.
00:59:57I will find another position for you in London.
01:00:00Somewhere safe.
01:00:02I have already tried that.
01:00:03Eh.
01:00:04I have my ways.
01:00:06I promise.
01:00:10Please.
01:00:11You cannot walk in the dark.
01:00:12It is unsafe.
01:00:17I assure you, I will not lay a hand on you.
01:00:21Unlike Cavender, I was raised to respect maids.
01:00:24I shall not even look at you.
01:00:39Dearest gentle reader, seems this column's favorite second son was whisked to the countryside this week,
01:00:47seemingly concluding the search for his mystery lady.
01:00:53Are you certain we've not met?
01:00:59How could we have, sir?
01:01:03I am only a maid.
01:01:05I am only a maid.
01:01:17Hearts across Mayfair are surely shattered indeed.
01:01:22This author hopes that in his retreat, our reveler will find whatever it is he truly seeks.
01:01:30Only time will tell.
01:01:33Four significator.
01:01:34Five or four years ago.
01:01:47Five or five years ago.
01:01:55Five or four years ago.
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