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00:00Sous-titrage MFP.

00:55Sous-titrage MFP.

01:26Sous-titrage MFP.

01:30I'm looking forward to making your acquaintance, Mrs. Coulson.

01:33Thank you, Your Grace.

01:35I have planned everything to make you both comfortable.

01:38A first-alight meal served on the terrace,

01:40then a tour to show you all the improvements I have made, and then I...

01:44I'm sure it will be most diverting, Mrs. Coulson,

01:45but I'm afraid it will have to wait.

01:47I have plans of my own for my new bride.

02:01I want to show you the bedroom.

02:04Yours?

02:05Or mine?

02:06You truly believe we had our separate rooms?

02:09I should think not.

02:11Stop, shall see.

02:13Whatever will they think.

02:15Doesn't matter.

02:21While this author, along with the rest of the Don,

02:24will certainly miss its most remarked one couple back in London,

02:29perhaps we might find solace in the promise of the Duke and Duchess

02:32returning to us, bearing a surprise.

02:35Yes.

02:38I wonder what Daphne's doing at this very moment.

02:41I'm sure she has many new duties to attend to as Duchess.

02:44You know, things you should be learning yourself to prepare for your debut

02:47is making a simpler in conversation and pretending not to wince

02:48every time a man treads on my toes during a walk.

02:51I'm not good at those things, my ma.

02:52I should only make a fool of myself.

02:53Well, perhaps if you devoted as much time to your reportman lessons

02:56as you did to writing in your journal, you might feel rather better.

02:58Oh, and on that subject, in preparation for your season,

03:01I think it is high time we lowered your skirts to wear at home.

03:03I have no time for a visit to the Mediste.

03:05I am busy.

03:06The Queen herself has charged me with discovering this girl's identity

03:09and you do not have me cause the Majesty's March.

03:12Pray, may I have everyone's attention?

03:17I would like to make a small but rather important announcement.

03:22I have happy news to impart.

03:26I have asked Miss Marina Thompson to be my wife

03:29and she has accepted.

03:47Did you know about Miss?

03:50People are looking, dear.

03:53Congratulate the happy couple.

04:02You barely know the young lady.

04:03What on earth were you thinking?

04:04I was thinking you would probably respond like this

04:06and how little I would care to hear.

04:07Do you think this is a joke?

04:08Poor mother was beside herself.

04:10Mother seems perfectly happy to me.

04:11She congratulated us.

04:14So, you compromise this young lady?

04:16Certainly not.

04:17I'm a gentleman.

04:18Then why ever would you...

04:19Why does anyone marry, brother?

04:21The love, of course.

04:23Look, I know you are still rather green

04:25and that is my fault.

04:27I should have taken you to brothels

04:28when you returned home from Eaton.

04:29So, if this is simply a matter of wetting your wick...

04:31You really are an ass.

04:32Do you know that?

04:32This is what comes of not sowing your wild oats.

04:35Proposing to the first chick you set your cap out.

04:37Enough!

04:39You insult me and you insult my intended.

04:41It is not my fault, nor Marina's,

04:43that you cannot fathom true attachment.

04:46You are still a child, Colin.

04:48I'm older than Daphne and you are happy to marry her.

04:50It is not the same and you know it.

04:51I know nothing of the sort.

04:52Then you betray your immaturity!

04:54If I caused mother discomfort today,

04:57I am sorry for it.

04:59I shall speak with her.

05:00The truth is,

05:01I do not require your permission to marry Miss Thompson,

05:06but I would very much prefer to have your blessing.

05:09Then I'm afraid I must disappoint you.

05:11You have.

05:14In more ways than one.

05:27I believe I now know the reason

05:30why every mama of the time

05:32keeps her daughter in total darkness

05:34about certain diversions.

05:38Hmm.

05:39Do you?

05:40They have told us what it was truly like.

05:43However, would we get anything else done at all?

05:48Oh.

05:50I must go.

05:52Time to be Duchess of all of this.

05:54I must start learning the lie of the land.

05:56You are already Duchess of all this.

05:59And I look forward to exploring

06:01that particular land further.

06:04Later.

06:06Simon!

06:07You yourself said the Duchy was most intimidating.

06:09Why not stay?

06:11Why not stay?

06:11Lord is over this room.

06:13You might feel a little bit more titillating.

06:15I do not doubt it.

06:17But I suspect Mrs. Colson

06:18shall always resent me

06:19if I do not take her at all.

06:21I'll let her resent.

06:24I was probably nothing of the sort.

06:27My mother told me

06:28a lady is nothing without her housekeeper.

06:30I must make a good impression.

06:33And nothing in this house

06:34shall run smoothly.

06:38and I wish you well.

06:42Your Grace?

06:43Your Grace.

06:53I have prepared the study for you to work,

06:56Your Grace.

06:56Jeffries, I am on my honeymoon.

06:59The steward has left the records

07:00in some disarray.

07:01I cannot make head nor tail

07:03of the estate's counting

07:04and there are several letters

07:06from farm tenants

07:07begging an audience with Your Grace.

07:09Very well.

07:10If I must.

07:14The castle was built in 1706

07:17for Admiral Thomas.

07:19A gift from Her Majesty Queen Anne.

07:21For his military triumph

07:23against the French, I believe.

07:24My youngest sister, Hyacinth,

07:27is something of a student of history.

07:29Very well, Your Grace.

07:30Here we are.

07:32The morning room

07:32where the former duchess

07:34prefer to take tea with visitors.

07:35My mamma suggested

07:36I extend an invitation

07:37to the vicar first.

07:39I believe she is right.

07:41Of course, Your Grace.

07:42I look forward to hosting

07:44our first ball.

07:45But I believe it would be prudent

07:47to wait until after the close

07:48of the London season, yes.

07:51Indeed, Your Grace.

07:54And I shall look at

07:56redecorating this room first.

07:58You wish to redecorate?

08:01Certainly, Your Grace.

08:03There's to be a fair

08:04in the village this week.

08:05I took the liberty

08:06of offering it patchnage

08:07on your behalf.

08:08Most thoughtful of you,

08:09Mrs. Colson.

08:10Perhaps we might give the servants

08:12some time off to attend as well.

08:13There is much to be done

08:15now that the duke and yourself

08:16are in residence.

08:17Oh, well, even more reason

08:18to allow them some respite then.

08:23Is there?

08:24Before the duchess, yes.

08:27She was beautiful.

08:28Thoughtful, too.

08:29Most proper.

08:31A perfect duchess.

08:41And here is the nursery.

08:53You're Grace?

08:54It's lovely.

08:58Shall we move on?

09:00I'm certain there is much

09:01left to see.

09:02Yes, of course.

09:03Let me show you your grounds.

09:20My apologies.

09:22I...

09:23Are we expecting royalty?

09:26Begging your pardon, Your Grace,

09:28the late duke preferred a formal table.

09:32But if you...

09:33No.

09:34No.

09:35Never mind.

09:43Mrs. Colson's tour today

09:45was exceptional.

09:46The gardens are particularly lovely.

09:49I found myself in continual awe

09:51of their beauty.

09:56Is anything wrong?

09:58You...

09:59You're so far away.

10:02Well...

10:03Well, that is easily remedied.

10:06It is no trouble, truly.

10:23More now.

10:23Much better, yes.

10:28I thought perhaps

10:29to redecorate a few rooms,

10:30but I wish to talk to you first.

10:32I would hate to change anything

10:33you are particularly attached to.

10:35Then you might change at all.

10:36In fact, please do.

10:37Now, do not jest.

10:39You must have fond memories.

10:42Or...

10:43Sentimental attachments.

10:45After all, this has been your home

10:47for many years.

10:48Do what you will.

10:49Paper the drawing room

10:50in flamingo pink tulle.

10:51I'm sure I shall love it.

10:52You do know

10:53you need not dress so formally here.

10:59Does this

11:01meet your approval?

11:03Oh, without question.

11:11Your grace,

11:13should we

11:13go upstairs?

11:16I have a better idea.

11:22Where are we going?

11:24Out!

11:30I'll do it.

11:33I'll do it.

11:34I can't...

11:34No.

11:46Merci.

12:35You...

13:16Does that hurt?

13:23I feel as if you're absolutely wonderful.

14:05Oh, wait.

14:12Wait.

14:13Let me...

14:14Let me...

14:18Whatever will stop, Vic.

14:19Let me...

14:20Let me...

14:23Let me...

14:26Let me...

14:37C'est parti.

15:04Ah, oh, apologies, Your Grace.

15:09Well, our activities are quite spirited.

15:15I admit, I did not even know it was possible.

15:19I believed his physical inability to have children would preclude him from causing such difficult entanglements.

15:29Yes.

15:31I'm quite glad to say I was wrong.

15:48No, he does.

15:49You took the ribbon?

15:49Did you take the ribbon?

15:51No, I don't know what you're talking about.

15:52I literally saw him do it.

15:53I did see something in your pocket.

15:54What is it?

15:55Exactly, it's not fair.

15:56Oh, just show it.

15:57Just give it back.

15:58Gregory, stop.

15:58Oh, good morning.

16:01Morning, brother.

16:04Colin, your engagement is in Whistled Hyacin.

16:07What?

16:08It is.

16:09Very well.

16:10Every one out, I think.

16:10Yes.

16:22I did say I was sorry.

16:23I suppose I ought to be relieved I found out before Lady Whistledown.

16:26Mother, I have been courting Miss Thompson all season.

16:29Perhaps you were so taken up by Daphne you failed to see it.

16:32I knew you were flirting with her.

16:34But you flirt with plenty of young ladies.

16:36You always have.

16:37Never in earnest.

16:38Until now.

16:38It is all happening so quickly.

16:43I'm not sure I've ever seen you so solemn and serious.

16:47No one ever takes me seriously.

16:48Except Marina.

16:53I was not prepared to let another of you fly the nest so soon.

16:57I have a fear, Mother.

16:59You will still have your hands full.

17:02Especially with Eloise.

17:05Good luck with that one.

17:11Do you think Colin will introduce us to his friends?

17:13Some of them are quite strapping.

17:15I am sure he will.

17:16I am sure all of our fortunes are about to change.

17:19Mmm.

17:19Especially Colin's.

17:23You look very lovely today, Penelope.

17:25Do not mock me.

17:33It pains me you should think every compliment a mockery.

17:36Do not pity me either.

17:38I do not pity you, Penelope.

17:39I respect you.

17:42You have been a true friend since I arrived here.

17:45And I rely on your continued friendship and sympathy.

17:48My continued silence, you mean?

17:51You think so little of me, I cannot bear it.

17:55I never would have made my way through this awful tangle without your kindness.

18:00Please, do not tell me you regret it.

18:03I would never bring scandal on you or our family, if that is what you ask.

18:08But I cannot condone your actions.

18:13I want you as my friend, Pen.

18:16Can you not try to understand and be a little pleased for me?

18:19Marina?

18:20Time for the muddies.

18:21We must see to your trousseau.

18:31She is so lucky.

18:32A whole new wardrobe and a handsome husband.

18:35Between the two of them, they really will make the most beautiful baby.

18:39He is not the father.

18:42You dunderhead.

18:44Oh my goodness, a queen for God.

18:46Do not laugh at him.

18:47She makes a fool of him already.

18:49You are no fun anymore.

18:53Was I ever.

18:57See?

18:58You will look so very lovely with it pinned up next season.

19:02No, I will look like every other young lady in the room, less graceful and more bad tempered.

19:07Lady Bridgerton?

19:08Miss Eloise?

19:10I understand we are here on the matter of dropping our hand.

19:13Precisely.

19:16Lady Bridgerton.

19:17There you are.

19:18Lady Featherington.

19:20Miss Thompson.

19:21It's lovely to see you, Lady Bridgerton.

19:23You must call me Violet now.

19:25I insist.

19:25Why is this not just delightful?

19:27To know now that our families will be joined forever.

19:31Yes.

19:32It certainly is something.

19:33You must join us tomorrow night.

19:35You and dear Colin and the Viscount.

19:38We have so much to celebrate.

19:40Well, I will certainly ask the Viscount.

19:42Perfect.

19:43Now, I shall need to steal Madame Delacroix away for a moment.

19:47I do apologize, Lady Featherington.

19:50But first, there is the matter of your account.

19:53I was clear to your maid that your line of credit...

19:55Allow me to stop you there.

19:58Our bills will be settled in full.

20:01As soon as you've met Miss Thompson, soon to be Bridgerton, her gown and the other items.

20:06I am afraid that it's not possible.

20:09Perhaps you might find another tailor as more to your liking across town.

20:14Oui.

20:14Madame Delacroix, that reminds me.

20:17You have such a unique accent and yet I've never asked where in France you're from.

20:22My mother is French, you have.

20:25And I don't care about your number.

20:28I don't care if the orthodontist is in the corner.

20:33I believe Madame Delacroix will be somewhat more amenable to our requests now, Lady Featherington.

20:40Very good.

20:41Very good.

20:42Very good.

21:02And what is the prize for the winner?

21:04Why, slaughter of course.

21:15As the Duke has granted me the honour of opening our village fair with this contest, it is after careful

21:21consideration that I have decided...

21:26that all three pigs have tied.

21:30I hereby decree every pig such a winner that none should be slaughtered.

21:48They look lovely.

21:50Look at those.

21:53Why, these are delicious.

21:55We must order some pride then.

21:58Does your patronage extend beyond point should we?

22:02The harvest on the farm have been poured in.

22:05With the rents being tripled, we are struggling to put food on the table.

22:08The rents tripled.

22:10My steward did not inform me.

22:11He hasn't shown his face since your father passed.

22:14God rest his grace, his soul.

22:16He always gave his tenants what they needed, unlike some.

22:19Then it is a good thing indeed that we are back at Cliveden.

22:22I'm sure we can find a solution to these difficulties.

22:25And I thank you for bringing them to our attention.

22:28To Greece.

22:38Oh!

22:39Oh, there, there, there!

22:40Child, don't need to cry.

22:42All is well.

22:44My, you have a strong set of lungs.

22:46They shall heal you all the way in Lofton.

22:48If not all the way to France.

22:49Oh.

22:51Oh, my goodness.

22:52I must apologize, your grace.

22:54Little Ada has just discovered her own voice

22:56and likes to use it as often and loudly as she can.

23:00Oh, then.

23:02Oh, please stand.

23:04You should not be stooping in your condition.

23:11Well, it was lovely to make your acquaintance.

23:16Ada?

23:18Oh, your grace.

23:28What can we do about the farmers, Wendt?

23:31There must be something.

23:32I should have returned soon and see that things are in order.

23:35I did not realize my absence would be felt this way.

23:37I hope that...

23:41I only meant to say, I hope it did not pain you too much

23:45to see me with those children.

23:48Pain me?

23:50Daphne.

23:51I thought only of you.

23:55You know, oddly enough, when I am actually in the presence of children,

23:58I forget all about my own concerns.

24:02They are the easiest company in the world.

24:04You are natural with them.

24:06My younger sisters and brother.

24:09Each one a mischief.

24:11You know, my abundant family will be good for at least one thing in future.

24:16Eventually, they will all marry and have children of their own.

24:20And we will have more screaming infants in our lives than you know what to do with.

24:27You will be a splendid aunt.

24:30It thrills me that you are satisfied with our married life as it is.

24:34Just the two of us.

24:36I have all that I want just here.

24:39How did I earn such luck?

24:41That I do not know.

24:45what I do not know.

25:11Don't, please.

25:12Rose.

25:13Qu'est-ce que ça ?

25:15Swoosh.

25:17Swoosh !

25:23Vous avez fait bien, Miss Thompson.

25:26J'ai besoin d'entendre à la fin de la fin de la fin de la fin de la fin

25:29de la fin de la fin de la fin de la fin de la fin de la fin de la

25:36fin de la fin de la fin de la fin de la fin de la fin.

25:39Ce n'est pas une chose qui, mais en étant à close quarters de la fin de sa mère ?

25:42Ce n'est pas la même chose.

25:44La Lady Bridgerton est prudie.

25:45Elle a sesquelles 8 enfants.

25:47Je crois qu'elle sait quand elle est d'une étape.

25:53Ce sont leurs팅és dans la fin de la fin de la fin ?

25:56Je me sentais pas aux sauvages et a des idées, Miss Thompson.

25:59Je me suis sur de l'air bien à l'aise, maintenant.une

26:01belle, tu n'as pas une seule femme. Tu

26:05n'as pas pensé pas à tout ?

26:06C'est parti.

26:37I believe a lengthier engagement would be prudent.

26:40Excellent weather, notwithstanding.

26:44Mother, have I told you Miss Thompson is very accomplished at needlework?

26:47She really is quite brilliant.

26:48Puts my sisters to shame.

26:49I can assure you that is not true.

26:51You have not seen my sister Daphne's embroidery.

26:54In all honesty, it is like a battlefield.

27:09Oh dear, what can the matter be?

27:13Oh dear, what can the matter be?

27:16Oh dear, what can the matter be?

27:20Johnny's so long at the fair.

27:23He promised to buy me a bunch of blue ribbons.

27:27He promised to buy me a bunch of blue ribbons.

27:30He promised to buy me a bunch of blue ribbons.

27:34To tie up my bonnie brown hair.

27:37And it's so dear.

27:39Colin, might I have a word?

27:42Oh dear, what can the matter be?

27:45Oh dear, what can the matter be?

27:49It's a rather delicate matter.

27:51I wish I did not have cause to raise it,

27:52but I believe you deserve to know.

27:55Is there something on my face?

27:56Has it been there all evening?

27:58It has, hasn't it?

27:59Sorry, um, go on.

28:01I have wanted to talk to you since the engagement was announced.

28:04We've always been in company.

28:05So this is something about Marina?

28:06Her heart belongs to another.

28:09What?

28:09His name is Sir George Crane.

28:11He's a first son, a soldier.

28:13They grew up in neighbouring properties in the country.

28:15I'm sorry, Colin, but I have seen their love letters.

28:18I felt you should know before it was too late.

28:25You really are very good, you know that.

28:28Do you think that I would care

28:29if she had fond feelings for another before we met?

28:32It would be rather rich of me,

28:34considering I've flirted with half the girls in London

28:36at one point or another.

28:37No, you must understand this is no mere flirtation.

28:40Marina loves this man.

28:41She loves him still.

28:42And yet she's marrying me.

28:43Trust me, Ben.

28:44Do not fret.

28:46I know my mind and Marina's.

28:47We understand each other.

28:53Have we moved the parties to the corridor?

28:55You know, it is peculiar.

28:57But the further I get from that piano forte,

28:59the more like a party it feels.

29:01Pen, your mother's asking for you.

29:12Is anything wrong?

29:14This is my brother.

29:15He...

29:15He was odious at dinner.

29:17I apologise.

29:19I cannot stand it, Colin.

29:21My own father does not want me.

29:23Even the Featheringtons cannot wait to be rid of me.

29:25Fault that I am,

29:26I truly thought that with your family

29:28I might finally find acceptance.

29:31But it is no use.

29:34Even your mother is just being polite.

29:35That is not true.

29:37Marina,

29:39I am your family now.

29:41We shall make our own family,

29:43you and me.

29:45It is all I want.

29:46It is all I want in all the world.

29:49I wish we could be married this very minute.

29:52Then we could be alone together always.

29:56I would never have to leave your arms.

30:01What if I told you there was a way?

30:03Colin, what...

30:04Scotland.

30:05Gretna Green.

30:07I know it is mad,

30:09but we could be married within a matter of days.

30:12We just have to make it to the border.

30:14Antony would be an ogre about it

30:16when we first return, of course,

30:17but by then it would be too late.

30:19We would be married.

30:19We would be together.

30:24You hate the idea.

30:27I love it.

30:29I love you.

30:32Allow me a day.

30:33I shall arrange everything.

30:35Yeah.

30:47I love you.

30:50I love you.

30:51I love you.

30:55I love you.

30:59I love you.

31:10I love you.

31:12I love you.

31:13I love you.

31:14I love you.

31:15I love you.

31:16I love you.

31:17I love you.

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51:42The ones we love have the power to inflict the greatest scars. For what thing is more fragile than the

51:52human heart?

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