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Our Fake Romance Of Lies | Perfect Revenge ✅ FULL [Eng Sub]
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00:16Oh, dear God, keep it down.
00:19Don't wait, Mary.
00:24She won't.
00:25She won't know what we're doing.
00:28She's just a child.
00:33I was eight that year.
00:35I woke up and saw my gardenist messing around with my father, right there in my bedroom.
00:45Jane didn't just seduce my father.
00:47She swundled him out of every penny he had.
00:51My father was beaten to death by loan shark.
00:55My sister was assaulted and killed by them.
01:01My mother slit her wrists.
01:05Jane, oh Jane.
01:07I swear.
01:09Even if I have to go to hell, I will make you pay in blood.
01:34Hello.
01:35My name is Evelyn.
01:36Jane, I saw in the newspaper that you are looking for a maid.
01:41Follow me inside.
01:48Jane, I'm here.
01:51Are you ready?
02:03You're from New Jersey, America.
02:05An orphan?
02:07Yes, madam.
02:08I grew up in an orphanage in New Jersey and later came to London.
02:12I worked as a maid for Mrs. Smith for three years.
02:15Why did you leave?
02:16Mr. Smith went to war and didn't come back.
02:19Mrs. Smith returned to America.
02:22You have a cheap but pretty face.
02:25It's a pity for you to be a maid.
02:27Not everyone can be as noble as you, madam.
02:31Well, since Lady Barton recommended you, I'll let you try.
02:35But if you don't do well, you will be fired.
02:40Since I'm here, I won't leave until I drag you to hell.
02:47By the way, I despise people who think they're clever.
02:49If you want to stay here, know your place as a maid.
02:53Madam, I only want to work hard and save enough money for my retirement.
02:57Very well.
02:58Run along now.
03:07You swindled my father out of everything.
03:10And the next thing you know, you're married to Lord Hastings?
03:14Jane, oh Jane, even Satan would envy your luck.
03:20Let me strip you back to what you truly are.
03:45It's been so late and you are still working.
03:52My lord, madam asked me to organize these books tonight.
04:03Are you the new American girl?
04:08Yes, my lord.
04:09My name is Evelyn.
04:19Just arrived.
04:20Are you settling in?
04:22If you need anything, you can come to me.
04:33My lord, you are drunk.
04:35Let me call your valet to take you back to your room.
04:37No need for anyone else.
04:39You take me back.
04:42My lord, I am just a lowly maid.
04:44I have no right to enter the master's quarters.
04:47My lord, you need some water to sober up.
04:51A lowly maid, indeed.
04:54At least you know your place.
05:06My lady.
05:10I just saw my husband leaving.
05:14What did you talk about?
05:15My lord was drunk.
05:17He asked me to pour him a glass of water.
05:21I saw everything.
05:22At least you have some sense.
05:24It's my duty.
05:31Do you know what to do from now on?
05:33Yes, my lady.
05:35I will do my best to avoid Lord Hastings.
06:05Jane's old flame.
06:07Sean O'Donnell, Westside.
06:08Manhattan, New York.
06:10After all these years,
06:11you two must miss each other terribly, don't you?
06:26Please, send it as quickly as possible.
06:57You must be free.
06:58Have a cup of tea to warm up.
07:01I appreciate it.
07:03See that?
07:05Even in a backwater like this,
07:07there's a fine piece like her.
07:09She's like a soaked little cupcake.
07:17Hey, my beautiful little lady.
07:18Are you alone?
07:19Where are you from, huh?
07:21Oi, old Tom,
07:22give this young lady some whiskey to ward off the cold.
07:24No, thank you.
07:25No, thank you.
07:25I don't drink.
07:38What's happening?
07:40Oh, sweetheart,
07:41you don't look well.
07:42Let me help you get some rest.
07:44Let me go.
07:55Take your hands off her.
07:59Sir, she's my sister.
08:02Say one more word,
08:03I'll shoot.
08:16Where do you live?
08:18Hastings Castle, please.
08:22Sir, your face is as cold as ice.
08:28Don't move.
08:29Sit still.
08:31Don't leave me alone.
08:34I hate the orphanage.
08:44Damn it, they drugged her.
08:59I can't do this.
09:00I'd be no better than those two creeps from just now.
09:18Where is this?
09:19You said you live here.
09:21Oh, right.
09:23I live here.
09:23I'm a maid here.
09:25Go on inside.
09:26Don't let anyone see you like this.
09:31Don't drink things from strangers again.
09:38Hastings Castle hasn't hosted a social bowl in a long time.
09:42The guests coming this time are all the master's friends from London.
09:45We can't make any mistake.
09:46I wonder if that friend from New York will make it in time.
10:12You two better not disappoint me.
10:22My old flame.
10:23It's been years and you've gone and struck it rich.
10:36Antique room.
10:37See you there.
10:47Madam, there is a guest waiting for you in the antique room.
10:50He says he is an old friend of yours and has urgent matters to discuss with you.
10:53A friend?
10:54What is his name?
10:55He didn't say.
10:56Only said, you would know when you saw him, madam.
11:00Okay.
11:01You should go now.
11:05An old friend.
11:08Who could it be?
11:10No matter who he is, I'll just send him away.
11:26My dear Jay.
11:28Long time no see.
11:30How come it's you?
11:34Why act so clueless?
11:37Didn't I come here at your beck and call?
11:41I don't know what you're talking about.
11:43There are guests everywhere outside right now.
11:45You must leave immediately.
11:47Who the fuck are you pretending to be noble for?
11:49The old count knows full well what kind of person you are.
11:51And I do too.
11:52Want me to go speak with him about it?
11:53What do you want?
11:56No rush for other things.
11:57It's been so long.
11:59Let's catch up first.
12:27Let's catch up first.
12:36Oh my god!
12:37Oh my god!
12:39Oh my god!
12:47Oh my god!
12:49Is that Lady Hastings?
12:50Heavens.
12:51It's simply scandalous.
12:53I truly feel for Lord Hastings.
12:56He is such an upright man, yet he's been subjected to such terrible humiliation.
13:01And Sebastian, he will also feel ashamed of his mother.
13:04Jane, didn't you love having people watch you in bed?
13:08You must have thoroughly enjoyed this show.
13:17Get a divorce.
13:21William, let me explain.
13:22No need. You have trampled on my dignity. Don't insult my intelligence.
13:27We must divorce.
13:34If you want a divorce, fine. I will take my dowie with me.
13:38I signed an agreement with you back then. You could use my money to run your estate.
13:42But if we ever divorce, I can take all of my money back.
13:44You'd better think about it.
13:45What does Hastings have left now besides an earl title in this old house?
13:49Without me, you can't even keep this house.
13:53Still want a divorce?
13:58I know everything about your fling with that Polish widow. Let's call it quits.
14:08Do you think he knows about this?
14:11Probably not.
14:11It's too embarrassing.
14:13If it were me, I wouldn't even step out of the house.
14:15Not necessarily.
14:16After all, the earl isn't his real father either.
14:18He should be used to it by now.
14:20Used to having multiple fathers, little Hastings searching for his daddies.
14:24Who are you talking about?
14:25May I ask, what were you just talking about?
14:27So you really don't know, that one tall mother of yours is famous all over England now.
14:33What is that supposed to mean?
14:34Last week, at least dozens of guests saw your mother screwing a Yankee in your home with
14:39their own eyes.
14:40Say that again.
14:41I said, your mother is a...
15:06You haven't been home in a long time.
15:08You should have told me in advance, so I could have them prepare.
15:12This is mother's home, not mine.
15:16You shouldn't say that, Sebastian.
15:20In the future, everything of mother's will be yours, including this home.
15:26Thank you, but you know this is not what I want.
15:30So what do you want?
15:32I want a normal person's life.
15:35What on earth do you mean by that?
15:38Wherever I go these days, people whisper and point behind my back, gossiping about my mother's
15:46affairs.
15:48How I wish that when others talk about you, I could reprimand them with a clear conscience.
15:56But I cannot.
15:59Because I know my mother better than anyone.
16:03Are you accusing your mother?
16:06If I hadn't secured a decent life for you, you would still be selling sweet potatoes on
16:11New York's Lower East Street.
16:12Where I was born was not my choice.
16:14At least I can choose where I die in the future.
16:17Really?
16:17If I had a choice back then, I wouldn't have given birth to you.
16:20Anyone can accuse me, but you can't!
16:23If I am truly that important, please consider me before you indulge yourself in the future.
16:28So, this is where your weakness lies.
16:41It's you.
16:43Jane's son is actually him.
16:47Evelyn!
16:49Why are you still standing there instead of cleaning this up immediately?
17:08Young Master, the guests need to bring you some warm milk.
17:11Young Master, this is the warm milk the kitchen asked me to bring to you.
17:15Thank you, but I do not have the habit of eating at night.
17:20Then, perhaps I could keep you company for a chat.
17:23Or do something else.
17:27What is your name?
17:28Violet.
17:29My name is Violet.
17:30Young Master.
17:31Young Master, I was already here when you returned last year.
17:33Violet, go back to your room.
17:34Do not do this again in the future.
17:36Young Master, I...
17:37Please leave.
17:39Could you please not tell anyone?
17:41Especially the mistress.
17:43I won't tell anyone.
17:51You saw everything?
17:52Yes, Young Master.
17:53I won't say a word.
17:55Your name is Evelyn?
17:56Yes, Young Master.
17:57Do you have any orders for me?
17:59No, nothing.
18:08Violet.
18:11Madam.
18:13What were you doing in the Young Master's room last night?
18:17Madam, I was only delivering milk.
18:22Dressed like a slut, and you were only delivering milk.
18:26Do you take me for a fool?
18:28How did she find out?
18:31Madam, please don't throw me out!
18:33My father will beat me to death!
18:36Then let him beat you to death.
18:38Foolish, wishful thinking idiot.
18:41You saw all that?
18:43Good.
18:43I hope you take it as a warning.
18:45Yes, madam.
18:52I thought there would be some mutual understanding between people with similar fates.
18:55I know what you're suspecting, but I wasn't the informant.
18:59But only you saw it last night.
19:01If it wasn't you, and it wasn't me, did she tell on herself?
19:05Master, I am not a detective.
19:07If you have suspicions, you should investigate them yourself.
19:11If you have no further orders, you should let me go.
19:15I don't want Madam to misunderstand me.
19:18Misunderstand you about what?
19:19Misunderstand that I am seducing you.
19:32That bitch, trying to cut ties with me now that she's made it big?
19:36No way in hell.
19:42What should I do?
19:45I don't dare go home.
19:55Don't be scared.
19:56Your dad is useless, so I'll be your daddy.
19:59I won't beat you.
20:02No, no.
20:04Please, help.
20:05Save me.
20:07Motherfuck.
20:18You bitch.
20:20How dare you hit me?
20:30You're much more exciting than that little girl.
20:40Let go of my sister!
20:42Let go of my sister!
20:44Let go of my sister!
20:45Let go of my sister!
20:45Let go of my sister!
20:47Let go of my sister!
20:48Let go of my sister!
20:49Let go of my sister!
20:51Let go of my sister!
20:53Let go of my sister!
20:53Let go of my sister!
21:04Evelyn.
21:13Don't be afraid, Evelyn.
21:15Don't be afraid, Evelyn.
21:15It's all right now.
21:20Evelyn!
21:23Not dead.
21:24Good.
21:25Dying would be too easy on you.
21:32That man, has he been sent away?
21:35The police will handle it.
21:36You don't need to worry.
21:38I knew it.
21:39You still care about your mother.
21:41You are my son, after all.
21:44You've lived in England for so long, yet you still keep your American humor.
21:48Of course I didn't do it for you.
21:53Where are you going?
21:55Back to my unit.
21:58Back to my unit.
22:02He hates me.
22:03Perhaps you're overthinking it.
22:05A telegram just arrived.
22:07The Eighth Army is heading to North Africa.
22:10Good God!
22:13The Eighth Army has arrived in North Africa.
22:15General Montgomery has to stop it as man with a corporate in the public area.
22:19They shot the women.
22:21General Neeson, and it has taken command.
22:24Just one minute.
22:26I wonder how things are at the front.
22:28Madam is so worried, she can't even eat.
22:30Yes, and not just Madam.
22:32Many young men from the town have gone to the front.
22:34Everyone is worried sick right now.
22:36Luckily, I'm an only child, so I don't have to go to the front.
22:38You know, the opponent is Roman.
22:45I'm going to pray.
22:46Are you coming?
22:47Of course.
22:48I'll join you.
22:49I'll head back first, just have a lot of work to do.
23:06You must come back alive.
23:13Breaking news!
23:14The Eighth Army has achieved a decisive victory at El Almalar!
23:19He's alright.
23:20The Rowman, Caswe's forces from East.
23:22Congratulations, Madam.
23:28The Rebels!
23:28Yeah, thank you.
23:37Oh, my son.
23:38You're finally back!
23:39Alright, let our great hero go inside and rest.
23:42Young Master Sebastian is truly young and promising.
23:46The hero of El Almadi.
23:49Let you bastards try and mock me now.
23:58You're the star of the show tonight.
24:00Don't just drink a lella and share some of your glorious experiences with everyone.
24:03Tonight's roasted lamb chops remind me of the smell of my comrades being blown to pieces.
24:24Shouldn't you be at the Victory Banquet?
24:26Shouldn't you be in the kitchen?
24:29Is there a name you recognize on here?
24:32Their names aren't on here, but their souls must be.
24:37I received a letter a couple of days ago.
24:39Two friends I knew from the orphanage.
24:40Both lost their lives in North Africa.
24:44Are you alright?
24:46We won.
24:47How could I not be alright?
24:49You slipped away from the banquet just because you didn't want to pretend, didn't you?
24:53I'll leave you to it.
24:54I should head back.
24:57If you want to talk, I'm willing to listen.
25:19Master, do you have any orders?
25:21Don't call me Master anymore.
25:23Then what should I call you?
25:25Just call me Seb.
25:26Madam won't be pleased if she finds out.
25:30Would it make you happy to call me that?
25:36Then it would make me happy too.
25:38Then I'll call you that in secret.
25:40Let it be our secret, Seb.
25:43The town hospital is recruiting volunteers to accompany Wounded Soul.
25:46That is, just to talk with them.
25:48Would you like to go?
25:49I would, but...
25:50I'll speak to the butler for you.
25:51You don't have to worry.
26:06You know, in the desert at night, the stars are incredibly bright.
26:09Though I've never seen it, I can imagine.
26:11But they are so bright, it's terrifying.
26:14Because you don't know if you'll still be alive to see them tomorrow.
26:17It's all over now.
26:22She seems to possess a power.
26:24A power to catch those who are falling.
26:27Mr. Hastings, the volunteer you sent last week.
26:30Miss Evelyn, she's absolutely wonderful.
26:31All the soldiers love her.
26:33I'm glad we could help.
26:34She's so young, yet she has such patience.
26:37Some people come and want to leave after five minutes.
26:39But she can sit there all afternoon.
26:42That amputee soldier hadn't spoken to anyone for three days since he got here.
26:46But once she arrived, he actually started talking.
26:51How was today?
26:53One soldier said he was knocked unconscious on the battlefield
26:55and had a beautiful dream about his hometown's wheat fields and his cows.
27:00When he woke up, he found his leg was gone.
27:02I'm sorry to make you listen to these things every day.
27:05The suffering needs to be heard.
27:08Do you need someone to listen to you too?
27:11It's alright if you don't.
27:12Whenever you're ready, I'll be here to listen.
27:26Don't leave me.
27:28I hate the orphanage.
27:34What is happening to me?
27:44Madam, what are your orders?
27:46What has the young master been doing these past few days?
27:48The young master?
27:49Nothing out of the ordinary.
27:50That's devilish strange.
27:52Have you ever known him to stay here for more than three days in the past?
27:55It's been weeks now and he's in no hurry to return to London.
27:58Don't you find that unusual?
27:59You've been at Hastings for over ten years, haven't you?
28:01I've always trusted you because you never keep secrets from me.
28:05Is that still true?
28:05Madam, the young master has been going to the town hospital quite often these past few weeks.
28:10What is he doing at the hospital?
28:12He recommended Evelyn to the town hospital to work as an aide for the wounded.
28:17He did suddenly ask me to borrow a maid for charity work last time and I didn't think much of
28:21it.
28:21No wonder I haven't seen that little girl around lately.
28:24Are you saying he's been fooling around with that little girl at the hospital every day?
28:28Madam, I never said such a thing.
28:38Madam!
28:46What are you doing here?
28:47Madam, I am a volunteer.
28:49A volunteer?
28:50You're a lowly maid.
28:52What business do you have volunteering?
28:55Madam, please conduct yourself with dignity.
28:59You dare lecture me?
29:02You old whore.
29:04Do you want to hit me again?
29:05You little bitch!
29:06How dare you insult me!
29:08Madam, you're getting old.
29:10You've grown so very slow.
29:21It was this little bitch.
29:23Enough!
29:27From this moment on, don't let me ever see you hit or abuse anyone again.
29:33Otherwise, I will hate you as I hate an enemy.
29:35Mother.
29:40I apologize on behalf of my mother.
29:42I'm sorry.
29:43You don't need to apologize, Seb.
29:46If you hadn't come to save me, I should be thanking you.
29:49If it weren't for me, she wouldn't have hit you.
29:52My mother is a terrible person.
29:53Will you distance yourself from me, Seb?
29:56For fear of putting me in danger?
29:57I won't.
29:59Because meeting you is the only good thing that has ever happened in my life.
30:10Come away with me.
30:14Go?
30:16Where?
30:17Anywhere.
30:18London, Scotland, France.
30:20As long as you're willing, we can leave this place.
30:22But why leave?
30:23I don't know what other crazy things she might do.
30:26Seb, I can't.
30:27Why?
30:28This doesn't align with my ideals.
30:32What are your ideals?
30:35To be an ordinary person living an ordinary life.
30:38Not a mistress eloping with a man.
30:46I really didn't expect you'd dare to come back.
30:49This is where I work.
30:50Of course I would return.
30:52You think you can still stay here?
30:54Pack your things and get out.
30:57Right now.
30:58That works too.
30:59Then I can live happily ever after with your son.
31:03You little slut!
31:05You shouldn't insult me anymore.
31:07I'm very good at whispering in his ear, you know?
31:17You think you've won?
31:19You little bitch.
31:20It's far from over.
31:32What wind blew you here?
31:34Shouldn't you be upstairs entertaining our distinguished guest from before at this hour?
31:42You know very well I hate socialising, yet you still tease me.
31:47Well, what can we do?
31:49The most charming lady of the social season has graced us with her presence.
31:53If you're not there, won't your heroic charms go to waste?
31:58Jealous.
32:05My mother invited her.
32:07It's obvious what they're up to.
32:09That's why I suddenly have urgent military business and must go to London.
32:15Poor you.
32:17Come with me.
32:18It'll save you from staying here and dealing with their spine.
32:20Seb, I'm not a child.
32:22I have to face many things on my own.
32:24And have you forgotten I almost killed a piece of trash once?
32:27Wait for me to return.
32:31Your household is quite unique.
32:34Even maids are allowed to serve in the dining room now.
32:37As you know, it's hard enough to find three able-hearted young men in an entire estate these days.
32:43Quite true.
32:46Evelyn, pour some wine for Miss Ashworth.
32:52I heard from my father that even the Queen praised Sebastian's bravery.
32:57Are you serious?
32:59Oh my goodness!
33:00When will he ever cure himself of this dreadful habit of being overly modest?
33:05You shouldn't say that.
33:07Nowadays, old-fashioned gentlemen like Sebastian are rarer than a rhino's hair.
33:12I'd rather be knocked unconscious right now than listen to the two of them carry on with this cheprade.
33:16I also think so.
33:19And because he is so precious, there are always those who hyper unrealistic fantasies about him.
33:24Madam, what kind of lady do you think would be a suitable match for your son?
33:28Don't you already know the answer to that?
33:31Of all the noble ladies in England, you are the only one I wrote to you.
33:39A woman's intuition is indeed remarkably accurate.
33:45By the way, Margaret, I heard from your mother that your birthday is in a week.
33:50Seb will surely be back by then.
33:52We must celebrate your birthday.
33:55A ball, hunting, a live band.
33:58I know those are all things you love and excel at.
34:00Madam, wouldn't that be too much trouble for you?
34:04Of course not.
34:06Seb loves hunting too.
34:08I'll have him accompany you then.
34:15You seem quite interested in her.
34:19I just feel that she doesn't seem like an ordinary maid.
34:22Oh?
34:23I'm a very good judge of character.
34:27Madam, I'm willing to bet that this maid of yours has quite a background.
34:31Is that so?
34:33Then I really ought to look into this little slut's background.
34:44Mother, it's too hard.
34:46I don't want to learn.
34:48Darling, don't you want to be a lady?
34:51No.
34:52Sister can be the lady.
34:54I want to be a female knight.
34:58Leave the hard things to me.
35:00Little Mary should just do what she loves.
35:03I want to ride horses.
35:05I want to learn to hunt.
35:06Father, where's the pony you promised to buy me?
35:11Father won't forget.
35:13On your birthday,
35:15I'll give you the pony
35:16and teach you how to hunt.
35:18Father is the best.
35:20Don't cry, Evelyn.
35:22Do not cry
35:23until you see blood-red tears
35:25streaming from your enemy's eyes.
35:33Are you sure you want to host this birthday banquet?
35:36Margaret isn't even family.
35:37Why go to all this trouble?
35:39Precisely because she isn't.
35:40We must.
35:42Earl Asherington carries great weight in London's social circles.
35:45And if this marriage happens,
35:48your estate, your status, and Seb's future...
35:50Don't be too idealistic.
35:51Your son hasn't even agreed yet.
35:54I know my son better than you do.
35:57He values face and reputation
35:59far more than either of us.
36:02Face and reputation.
36:08Stop daydreaming.
36:09This is the time for us to stand united.
36:12On the day of the banquet,
36:13you take care of welcoming the guests.
36:15Leave the rest to me.
36:18Do as you please.
36:23You're back.
36:24Is your business in London finished?
36:27Why the urgency to call me back?
36:29Is something wrong?
36:34Margaret's birthday is coming up.
36:36I want to host a birthday banquet
36:37for her here at the castle.
36:39Doesn't she have her own home?
36:40She is our guest
36:41and your friend.
36:43We can't just neglect her.
36:44She is not my friend.
36:46We are barely even acquaintances.
36:48Be that as it may,
36:49she is staying here.
36:51If we don't even host a dinner
36:52for her birthday,
36:53what would people say?
36:55You must think of
36:56the Hastings family's reputation.
36:58Do as you wish.
36:59If there's nothing else,
37:00I'm going back to London.
37:02You must attend!
37:05On what grounds?
37:07I know you dislike socializing,
37:10but you are the young master
37:11of the Hastings family.
37:12If you don't show up
37:13on such an occasion,
37:14what will others think?
37:17I couldn't care less.
37:19How about this?
37:21You can bring Evelyn with you.
37:23I know you care about that girl,
37:25but if you want her
37:26to be your companion,
37:27you should also let her
37:29see the world.
37:31Very well.
37:41young master,
37:42there is a call for you.
37:47Sebastian speaking.
37:48Hello,
37:49this is the detective agency.
37:51We have the results
37:51of the investigation
37:52you requested.
37:56Is something on your mind,
37:58my melancholy prince?
38:00I remember you saying
38:01you grew up in an orphanage.
38:02Yes.
38:04Actually,
38:04in a sense,
38:05I'm just like you.
38:06You are an orphan
38:07with no parents,
38:09and I
38:10am an orphan
38:11with a mother.
38:13Has something happened?
38:14I'm sorry.
38:16Why are you apologizing?
38:18My mother wants to host
38:20a birthday banquet
38:20for Margaret
38:21and ask me
38:22to bring you along.
38:24I took it upon myself
38:25to agree on your behalf.
38:27Sure,
38:28I'd love to go with you.
38:45Do I look good?
38:46Without a doubt.
38:49Let's go.
38:57Our hero has arrived.
38:59Evelyn,
39:00you look stunning tonight.
39:02Thank you,
39:04madam.
39:12Distinguished guests,
39:13thank you all
39:14for joining us tonight
39:15to celebrate
39:16Miss Margaret Ashworth's birthday.
39:18On this beautiful occasion,
39:20I would like to make
39:21an announcement.
39:23The Hastings
39:24and Ashworth families
39:25will soon be united
39:26in marriage.
39:27My son,
39:28Sebastian,
39:29will be betrothed
39:30to Miss Margaret.
39:33Congratulations!
39:34Miss Margaret,
39:35congratulations.
39:36Young Master Hastings
39:37is the hero of Ella Lumbly.
39:38Lord Hastings,
39:39congratulations.
39:40I was wondering
39:41why Sebastian
39:42brought a maid along.
39:43I know, right?
39:44Dressed more decently
39:45than the young lady herself.
39:46What an embarrassment.
39:49I do not agree
39:51to this marriage.
39:52Miss Ashworth,
39:53my mother's decision
39:54does not represent
39:55my own.
39:56If she insists
39:57on uniting our family,
39:58then the only way
39:59is for my stepfather,
40:00Lord Hastings,
40:01to divorce her
40:04and marry
40:05into your family himself.
40:10Miss Evelyn,
40:11there is something
40:12I must say to you.
40:14What?
40:15Words?
40:15I love you, Evelyn.
40:17No matter what,
40:18I love you.
40:22Are these tears
40:24to think
40:25I still have such things?
40:29Sebastian!
40:30Do you have any idea
40:31what you are doing?
40:38Do you have anything
40:39you want to say
40:39to me?
40:43Except what you said
40:44just now.
40:44Was it real?
40:46Or did you just do it
40:47to spite your mother?
40:49It is real.
40:57I actually...
40:58I'm really not that good.
41:01That doesn't sound
41:02like something
41:02you would say.
41:04What if you discover
41:05that I'm
41:06actually a very bad person?
41:09Aren't you?
41:10In my eyes,
41:11you have always been
41:12a little troublemaker.
41:17I told you my feelings
41:18not to burden you,
41:20but to let you know
41:21that in this world
41:21you are no longer alone.
41:33He is wonderful,
41:35but not nearly enough
41:36to make me let go
41:37of my hatred.
41:45Stop right there.
41:54Did you sleep well
41:55last night?
41:56Of course, madam.
41:59That's why
42:00I actually admire you.
42:04If I were you
42:06living under
42:07your enemy's roof,
42:08I would sleep
42:09one eye open,
42:11wouldn't you?
42:11You might as well
42:12sleep plainly, madam.
42:13Mary Elizabeth Thornton,
42:15born in 1921,
42:17New York.
42:19Father David Thornton,
42:20wealthy Manhattan
42:21businessman.
42:22Mother Catherine Thornton.
42:24Sister Sophia Thornton.
42:25When little Mary
42:26was eight,
42:26her governess
42:27and her gangster
42:28boyfriend collided
42:29to squeal the Thorntons
42:30out of everything.
42:31David Thornton
42:32was beaten to death
42:32by lone harks.
42:34Sophia Thornton
42:34was violated to death.
42:36Catherine Thornton
42:37slit her wrists.
42:38Little Mary
42:38was sent to an orphanage.
42:44Does this story
42:45sound familiar
42:45to you, Little Mary?
42:47Doesn't it read
42:48just like a piece
42:49of tabloid news?
42:52Reading these letters,
42:53even I felt like
42:54shedding a tear or two
42:55for poor Little Mary.
42:57So, you came here
42:59for revenge
42:59from the very first day.
43:01Am I right?
43:02I really didn't recognize
43:03that little bastard
43:04who cowered
43:05on her tiny bed
43:06watching me sleep
43:07with her father
43:08without daring
43:08to utter a single sound
43:10had grown up
43:11to be so big.
43:13You knew I was awake.
43:15I figured you did.
43:17Yes, I knew.
43:18Your father took advantage
43:19of me and now my son
43:20takes advantage of you.
43:21Doesn't that make us even?
43:22How is that the same?
43:23No matter how wretched I am,
43:24I would never compare myself
43:25to an old whore.
43:26Go ahead, curse all you want.
43:29Compared to what I took
43:30from your family,
43:31being insulted by you
43:31means absolutely nothing to me.
43:33How tragic.
43:34Why does he have
43:35a mother like you?
43:36In all these years,
43:37has there been
43:37even a single moment
43:38when you felt a shred
43:39of guilt for what you did?
43:43Guilt!
43:44Oh, young lady,
43:45you are delightfully naive.
43:47It is a dog-eat-dog world.
43:49That old horny dog
43:50of a father of yours
43:51deserved to pay for his lust.
43:53As for your sister,
43:54she brought it upon herself,
43:56dying in a swarm of men.
43:57Is that my fault?
43:59And your useless mother?
44:01A mother who cannot
44:02protect her own child
44:02doesn't deserve to live
44:03in this world anyway,
44:04does she?
44:05Look at me.
44:06I would do anything
44:07for my son.
44:09You are absolutely right.
44:11It is a dog-eat-dog world.
44:13I was too naive
44:14to ask a mad dog
44:16if she felt guilt.
44:18At this stage,
44:19there's no need for me
44:20to kick you out, is there?
44:21If I see you tomorrow,
44:22don't blame me
44:23for having you thrown out.
44:34My dearest Seb,
44:36since the day you left home,
44:37I have departed
44:38from the castle
44:39and checked into
44:39the Red Lion Inn in town.
44:41Next Tuesday is my birthday.
44:43If you could come,
44:44I would be overjoyed.
44:46Yours, Evelyn.
44:56It is a pleasure to serve you,
44:57my beautiful lady.
45:02Where are we going?
45:03You'll see when we get there.
45:05You'll see when we get there.
45:14Look at that!
45:18What a gorgeous horse!
45:21Do you like it?
45:22I love it!
45:23This has been my birthday
45:24since I was a child.
45:26Come.
45:27Let me teach you how to ride.
45:34Don't be nervous.
45:35I'm right here.
45:40You know, Seb,
45:40ever since I was small,
45:42my dream was to be a knife.
45:45I know.
45:54It's so heavy.
45:57Align the sight here,
45:59steady your breathing,
46:00and then
46:00pull the trigger.
46:07I hit it!
46:08Sam, did you see that?
46:09I saw.
46:11My girl is the best.
46:19Just like that, my girl.
46:20Just like that.
46:21Aim and shoot.
46:22Do not hesitate for a second.
46:27To you,
46:29happy birthday.
46:31To you.
46:33I've had such a wonderful day today.
46:37The atmosphere here
46:38reminds me of the little pub
46:40where I first met you.
46:44Don't remind me.
46:45If I hadn't met you,
46:46I would have been
46:46in a terrible state.
46:48Thinking back now,
46:49I have to thank
46:49those two thugs.
46:52Are you drunk
46:53after just one sip?
46:54If it weren't for them,
46:55how would I have had the chance
46:56to play the hero
46:57and save the beauty?
46:59Seb, you got to know
47:00my birthday wish today.
47:02What about yours?
47:03Is there any wish
47:03you want to come true?
47:07When I was a boy,
47:08my wish was to have a father.
47:10Later,
47:11my mother,
47:12she gave me
47:12quite a few fathers.
47:14When I grew up a bit
47:15and joined the military,
47:16my wish was to
47:17distinguish myself.
47:18And then,
47:19the war broke out.
47:21Since then,
47:21I never dared to make
47:22any more birthday wishes.
47:24Until I met you.
47:26I began to wish
47:27that my own birthday
47:28would arrive
47:28a little sooner.
47:36What is it?
47:38It's nothing.
47:39Let's go.
47:48Seb.
47:52Don't you want to kiss me?
47:54You know I want to kiss you
47:55every single second.
47:56Then kiss me.
47:58I know what your wish is
47:59and it's my wish today too.
48:01Is this truly what you wish?
48:03Of course.
48:06Of course.
48:10Of course.
48:12Of course.
48:22I love you,
48:23Evelyn,
48:23no matter what.
48:24I love you.
48:27I love you.
48:46Help me!
48:48I've been raped!
48:50Help me!
48:54Help me!
49:00my lady the young master he has been taken away by the police
49:06what did you say they say it's rape in worcestershire that made evelyn reported to the police
49:17say that again evelyn accused the young master of raping her the young master has been arrested
49:24my lady my lady someone come quickly call a doctor the doctor has been he said you're fine
49:32just suffered a shock a lawyer get me a lawyer the best one right now indeed we need a lawyer
49:39aside from cleaning up your son's mess i am divorcing you what did you say at a time like
49:44this how can you say such a thing yes i've had enough of you jane had enough aren't you afraid
49:50i won't leave you a single penny do as you please
50:02mr hastings i am the lawyer hired by your mother i need to know what happened so i can defend
50:06you mr hastings can you tell me what happened that night sebastian speak tell the lawyer you're
50:15innocent you've been framed please say something please take me back
50:26well well you sent my son to prison yet you're in the mood to sit here and read
50:30what a pity the one who belongs in prison is you
50:36in the orphanage you have to fight for your food
50:39an old hag like you wants to hit me look at yourself the noble countess
50:47my son is innocent he never hurt you he loves you so much can you please your son is innocent
50:53then what about my sister what about my mother speak who did they ever hurt which one of them
51:00wasn't innocent i was wrong i only did it to give my son a better life seeing how wonderful
51:06he is now can you please no what on earth will it take for you to let him go drop
51:12dead
51:13as long as you are dead i'll let him go
51:21you filthy little whore one day you will go to hell just like your parents
51:29my lady i am a lawyer from sir thompson's firm
51:31i have been commissioned by earl hastings to discuss the divorce proceedings with you
51:36divorce
51:42please take a seat she needs some time to process this
51:47must you discuss this with me right now
51:51rationally speaking now is the most appropriate time i can't have sebastian going to prison carrying
51:54the hastings name can now you see why i must have a divorce seb is innocent that little siren
52:05framed him you are his stepfather do you not know him at all to be frank the only good thing
52:09you've
52:09ever done in your life was giving birth to and raising this son but to be even frankly
52:13you do not deserve a good son status reputation or any of those noble things
52:26your honor the victim in this case miss evelyn grew up in an orphanage with no parents and no one
52:30to rely on she came to england through her own hard work to become a maid wanting nothing more than
52:34to live an ordinary life however the defendant sebastian hastings used his status and power to
52:38commit an atrocious assault against this helpless woman on the night of the incident miss evelyn had
52:42just celebrated her birthday she regarded the defendant as a friend perhaps even more and the
52:47defendant exploited that trust the trust of a friend what did you see near the crime scene
52:52that night i i came out of the pub and heard someone calling for help then i saw a young
52:58woman
52:58that lady over there running toward me barefoot trembling all over crying so hard she couldn't
53:02speak when you saw her what did she say she she pointed at a car parked on the roadside saying
53:07the man inside raped her and did you see the defendant at that time yes i did he was sitting
53:11inside that luxury car what was he doing at the time uh he was smoking he looked quite relaxed
53:16didn't offer any explanation no he just sat there smoking mr hastings do you have anything to say
53:24no
53:32defendant this court will give you one more chance
53:35if you remain silent this court will rule that you have pleated guilty by default
53:41your honor i may i may i say something if it has nothing to do with this case then please
53:48don't
53:49it it is about the defendant
53:53please speak
53:55master hastings that is the defendant he he would never commit rape never
54:02master hastings is a decent gentleman he he never even let us maids enter his bedroom
54:09he also saved me he saved me and evelyn
54:18your honor i also have something to say about the defendant and the victim
54:24what testimony do you have to offer just like that young lady i absolutely do not believe the
54:30defendant would commit rape do you have any evidence
54:34it goes like this last year around october this miss evelyn came to my pub to seek shelter from the
54:40rain at the time there were two notorious scoundrels in my pub seeing how beautiful this lady was
54:45they secretly drugged her drink uh just as the scoundrels were about to take her away mr hastings
54:49scared them off with a gun i asked him afterwards aren't you afraid of going to prison for hurting
54:52someone i remember him saying uh he said ruining a rapist is worth going to prison for look at me
54:57seb if you just look at me now i will give up all my revenge look at me
55:01and there is one more thing
55:05later he helped the young lady out of the pub
55:07go on sir when i went out to throw away the trash i saw the lady
55:11i saw the lady throwing herself at him
55:14but he pushed her away right then
55:17your honor my son is innocent
55:19it's all that woman's fault she framed my son you should arrest her
55:23send her to prison order
55:27your honor i plead guilty
55:29no
55:32defendant what did you say i plead guilty i raped evelyn
55:36it is absolutely true
55:47since the defendant has voluntarily pleaded guilty this court will recess immediately for final deliberations
55:53why why on earth did you plead guilty
55:56a son pays his mother's debts
55:58you
56:00you know everything
56:01from now on you don't have a son
56:05upon deliberation between this court and the jury
56:07the defendant is hereby sensed to three years in prison
56:19my lady you don't have to sign it now
56:21you can take your time to consider
56:30i have no son anymore what's the use of a son
56:34useless
56:37everything is gone
56:38everything has been taken away
56:40that's fine
56:41peace and quiet
56:43i am the countess
56:44even though i have nothing left i am still the countess
57:10is it very busy today
57:12you all look so exhausted
57:14yes
57:15many wounded soldiers have been sent from the front line
57:23miss evelyn
57:25jack
57:26what are you doing here
57:27i came to visit some old comrades
57:29i heard they were sent here
57:30oh by the way
57:30captain sebastian went to the front line this time too
57:33do you have any news of him
57:34you haven't heard
57:35i thought you two were quite close
57:38has he gone to war
57:39is he doing okay
57:40don't worry
57:41captain sebastian fights very bravely
57:43he'll definitely return in triumph
57:44fights bravely
57:46you really didn't have to comfort me
57:50excuse me is this lord hastings
57:51speaking
57:52may i ask who is calling
57:55good afternoon lord hastings
57:56it's evelyn
57:57good afternoon
57:57to what do i owe the pleasure of your call miss
58:00do you know
58:02how seb is doing lately
58:03oh
58:04you want to know how sebastian is doing
58:06his sentence was cut short
58:08and he has been recalled to the front line
58:16if you would like to pray
58:17you are welcome to join us inside
58:20i've never believed in god
58:21can i still pray
58:22anyone can pray to god
58:28i would trade all the remaining wishes of my life
58:31just for his safe return
58:51sab
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