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00:00Papa Cornel showed up at our house badly hurt.
00:08With armed men chasing him, Mama and I hid him, kept him safe.
00:14Then he brought us home and made me his daughter.
00:18All at once, I had a huge house, lots of mommies, and four brothers.
00:22Brother Gideon looks scary, but he always keeps me safe.
00:26Brother Evryt knows everything and loves giving lectures.
00:29Brother Lucian is the most fun, but he always gets into trouble.
00:34Brother Silas used to hide in his room.
00:37Now he reads me stories and eats with us.
00:39They say I'm the Whitfield family's lucky star.
00:43But now, Brother Lucian won't even eat chocolate.
00:46Something must be terribly wrong.
00:48Brother Lucian, Mopsy's here to play with you.
00:50You don't even want chocolate.
00:52If you won't eat something this good, are you sick?
00:55I'm not sick. I just feel humiliated.
00:58Brother Gideon handled those two swindlers, but all of New York knows I treated that fraud like a brother.
01:02Now everyone knows I almost let him make a fool out of me.
01:07Mopsy, do you think I'm really stupid?
01:09No. You're mighty clever.
01:11Clever at what?
01:12You're tall, and your arms are real long.
01:15That hardly counts.
01:17And you can eat two big bowls in one sitting.
01:19All right, little rascal. That's enough.
01:21And you can paint. Mama can't paint.
01:23And none of my other brothers can either.
01:25The portrait you made of me looks exactly like me.
01:28It's mighty fine.
01:30Exactly. I'll paint again.
01:33And one day, I'll open my own gallery in Greenwich, Philly.
01:36It's mighty fine.
01:37I'll invest my candy money.
01:44Clearly, all of our sister's artistic talent went in food.
01:51What is happening? Who is tearing the house apart?
01:53Brother Gideon, why are you home this early?
01:55Enough. Cover the piano and get this house in order.
01:57Grandma Augusta came down from Newport.
01:59She already left Grand Central and is on her way here.
02:01What?
02:04Hurry. If Grandma Augusta sees this, we're finished.
02:08Simus, look at me. Do I look respectable?
02:18Whose child are you? What are you doing in my Whitmeal house?
02:20You can't sit properly or stand properly.
02:23Grandma Augusta.
02:24And you, Lucian.
02:26One perfectly good trip to Paris,
02:28and you came home with every undisciplined habit of the left bank.
02:31Don't grin at me.
02:33Stand straight and learn from Brother Gideon.
02:36Silamus, how is your health?
02:38Much better.
02:40Thank you for asking, Grandma Augusta.
02:42Your father tells me you've started leaving your room.
02:46Good.
02:46Even if you can't stand, you must not lose your spirit.
02:50A man who collapses at every hardship has no strength of character.
02:54I'll remember that, Grandma Augusta.
02:57Grandma Augusta, you forgot me!
03:01I've seen people get scalded, but never anyone volunteer for it.
03:08Grandma Augusta, please let go.
03:13Grandma Augusta, please let go.
03:16Grandma Augusta, you haven't inspected me yet.
03:19Who are you?
03:21I'm Mopsy.
03:22I already told you when you came in.
03:24Grandma Augusta, this is Mopsy.
03:26She's the daughter of the new lady father brought into the household.
03:30Hmph.
03:32Your father gets more improper every year.
03:34Bringing another woman into the household was bad enough.
03:37Now he's brought in a country widow and her child as well.
03:41Raising another man's child as his own.
03:44Utterly improper.
03:46Grandma Augusta, we all see Mopsy as our own little sister.
03:50Exactly.
03:51Mopsy is our sister.
03:53And she helped me enormously.
03:55Enough.
03:55I've traveled all day and I have no patience for your chatter.
03:59Have my luggage taken upstairs.
04:01I'm going to rest.
04:02How long do you think Grandma Augustus will stay?
04:05Why did she come so suddenly?
04:06What does she want?
04:07Maybe I should hide in a hotel until she leaves.
04:14Take one step outside and father will throw you out for good tomorrow.
04:21Kitty, kitty.
04:22I'm Mopsy.
04:27Kitty, do you belong to Grandma Augusta?
04:30That's wonderful.
04:31I'll ask Grandma Augusta if you can play with me forever and ever.
04:37What on earth is going on?
04:38Did the sky fall?
04:41You foolish girl, listen to me.
04:43Change out of that glittering flamper dress and put on something so or the old lady will skin you alive.
04:48She's only an old woman.
04:50Is she some man-eating tiger?
04:55Wrong table.
04:56We're not eating here tonight.
04:58Well, that's strange.
04:59Why are there two separate dinners?
05:01Not just tonight.
05:02Whenever Augusta is here, women of our rank aren't allowed at the main table.
05:06What kind of miserable rule is that?
05:08Those are Augusta's rules whenever she's here.
05:10She comes from Boston brazen old money and worships bloodline, seniority, and family rank.
05:15She can't stand Jazz Age fashions or women parading around in flashy gowns.
05:20That's why Lucien's modern paintings have always offended her.
05:24For the next few days, everyone had better behave.
05:29Mother, say the word and we'll begin dinner.
05:32Very well.
05:33Why aren't we eating yet?
05:35This baby is starving.
05:36Why is Moppy sitting at the family table?
05:39Mother, Moppy belongs at this table.
05:42This is a family discussion.
05:44She has no place in it.
05:47Mother, Mopsy is family.
05:48I told everyone from beginning that I would raise her as my own daughter.
05:55You adopted a daughter without telling me first!
06:00A child is no small matter.
06:03How could you forget to mention it?
06:05Mother, what important matter brought you here in person?
06:07I heard Lucien became entangled with swindlers.
06:12Oh, dear Lord, how did the conversation circle back to me?
06:15Suddenly, even this glazed roast beef has lost its flavor.
06:18It happened, but please don't worry, Grandma Augusta.
06:21Moppy warned me in time, so I lost nothing.
06:23You ran off to Paris to study incomprehensible modern art,
06:27learned nothing useful for years,
06:29and returned without enough caution to recognize a Wall Street swimble.
06:34Yes, Grandma Augustus, you are quite right.
06:37And what do you mean when you say the child warned you?
06:39Mother, you have no idea.
06:42Moppy is our little lucky star.
06:44Her luck is extraordinary.
06:46When I was attacked, she saved my life.
06:48She even picked an impossible long shot at Belmont Park.
06:51Her luck never misses.
06:53Simus found the will to rejoin the family because of Moppy, too.
06:56Grandma Augusta, my tummy's hungry.
07:00Then let us eat.
07:05Do you remember everything Mommy told you?
07:07No racing through the halls, and no shouting.
07:09I remember.
07:10You have to be polite.
07:12The matriarch doesn't allow bright short skirts.
07:14I've locked your dresses in the cabinet.
07:16Don't wear a single one.
07:17Got it?
07:17Yes.
07:18I understand.
07:21Brother Lucian, wake up!
07:23Your face is about to become soup.
07:26What are each of you doing today?
07:29I am going to Whitmore Trust to handle board and security business.
07:32I have two operations at the hospital today.
07:35Grandma Augustus, I will be reading in my room.
07:40I... today I...
07:41Brother Lucian is going to paint.
07:46I am not.
07:47She made that up.
07:48Children say the strangest things.
07:52Lucian, you cannot drift through life forever.
07:55Learn from your brothers and find respectable work.
08:00I opposed your going to Paris from the beginning.
08:03All that left-bank, avant-garde nonsense has no practical value.
08:07Yes, yes, you are quite right, Grandma Augusta.
08:10But Brother Lucian paints mighty well.
08:13Little ancestor, please stop talking.
08:15What could a little girl possibly understand?
08:18I understand. I understand plenty.
08:20Brother Lucian is opening a grand gallery in Drennitch Village,
08:23and I invested a giant fortune in it.
08:26Shh!
08:30Kitty? Kitty?
08:33What are you doing outside my door?
08:35Good morning, Grandma Augustus.
08:36I came to play with the kitty.
08:38Looking for the cat?
08:40Did your mother teach you that trick?
08:41You thought my cat would help you flatter me?
08:43Just what I'd expect from the countryside.
08:46Petty tricks, no breeding at all.
08:47Grandma Augusta, I truly only came to play with the kitty.
08:52Be careful.
08:53She has a fierce temper and scratches.
08:57Kitty, I'm right here.
09:02Meow.
09:04That is my cat.
09:06Grandma Augusta,
09:08what did you say she scratches?
09:11Meow.
09:13Thank you, kitty.
09:15Her temper is dreadful.
09:17That antique Orbezé cushion is her private kingdom.
09:21She scratches even the maid who dusts it.
09:23Yet now she has invited a baby to bury herself in her fur.
09:27How has my own cat betrayed me first?
09:31Would you like a sweet?
09:32Yes, please.
09:36I must have manners and respect old Grandma Augusta.
09:40Grandma Augusta should have the first one.
09:44You eat it.
09:45I do not want any.
09:47Thank you, Grandma Augusta.
09:52How long have you been at Whitmore Manor?
09:55One day, two days, a very long time.
09:59Lucian said you warned him before he was swindled.
10:02Huh.
10:02I don't know.
10:04And you saved Cornelius' life.
10:08Mopsy doesn't know.
10:09I knew it.
10:11What could a three-and-a-half-year-old child understand?
10:13Lucky star, born with good fortune.
10:16Cornelius and those little scroundles invented the whole tale to fool me.
10:21Stop!
10:22Come here.
10:25Did your mother never teach you cleanliness?
10:28Country people have no standards.
10:30Thank you, Grandma Augusta.
10:33That will do.
10:33Go now.
10:34Stop cluttering my room.
10:36Grandma Augusta, may I play with the kitty?
10:39If she permits it.
10:41Meow.
10:43Go on, then.
10:44Go.
10:47Kitty, can you come downstairs?
10:49Shall I carry you down?
10:51Oh!
10:54Kitty, I didn't mean to step on your tail.
10:57Shall I blow on it and make it better?
11:03My cat has a name.
11:05She is Snowball, not Kitty.
11:09How strange.
11:11Augustus worships that cat, and the beast scratches everyone.
11:14Why has it taken such a lightning to this child?
11:19She's small but bold.
11:20I can't believe she actually dared to talk to Augusta today.
11:23It's lucky she wasn't thrown out.
11:24But truly, why did Augusta suddenly return?
11:28The last time she came in person was after Silas' accident.
11:31Perhaps she rushed here this time because Lucien was nearly swindled.
11:34But Lucien did not lose the money.
11:37It was only a scare.
11:38Was that worth such a journey?
11:41Augusta is growing old.
11:43She was gravely ill at the beginning of the year, and Cornelius and I only learned afterward.
11:48Madam, do you mean Augusta came here because she intends to stay?
11:52It is only a guess.
11:54Perhaps she missed her Granswinds and came for a short visit.
11:57Of course, we do not resent Augusta.
11:59But when she is here, we spend every hour suppressing ourselves and walking on eggshells.
12:05Exactly.
12:06Women naturally enjoy beauty and amusement.
12:09We can endure it for a day or two, but for a year, New York society would laugh at us
12:14for looking hopelessly providual.
12:15Augusta despises the art deco alterations, the telephone, the radio, and every modern affidiencies.
12:21Could she bear living here?
12:23This mansion is magnificent.
12:25Nothing is convenient.
12:26I waited three months for my new beaded flepper gown.
12:29Am I never to wear it?
12:30Only let it gather dust in the wardrobe?
12:36With all that noise, Augusta's sharp ears must have heard.
12:39She loves silence and loathes shouting.
12:41Why has she not stormed out with her cane?
12:43Could Augustus have changed her nature?
12:46Whenever that cat moves, I know the little monkey is knocking again.
12:50Grandma Augusta, I'm here to play with the kitty.
12:55Why has she come back?
13:00What a trial.
13:03Good morning, Grandma Augustus.
13:05Good morning, kitty.
13:07Take it away.
13:08I do not indulge in rich cream pastries.
13:11Grandma Augusta doesn't know how to eat it.
13:17Grandma Augusta, it's delicious.
13:20Eat it like Mopsy.
13:21Mmm.
13:22Why did I accept this clawingly sweet piece of bread?
13:26Eat it, Grandma Augusta.
13:27Why did you give this to me?
13:29Grandma Augusta gave Mopsy tasty sweets.
13:32So Mopsy gives Grandma Augusta something tasty too.
13:35That's called returning kindness.
13:38How can this child have no fear or manners at all?
13:41Does she not know I might lose my temper?
13:44Grandma Augusta, don't you like my bread?
13:48If this soft little creature starts crying, what am I supposed to do?
13:51I have never comforted anyone in my life.
13:58Grandma Augusta, is it good?
14:02Mmm.
14:03Rich with butter.
14:05And not entirely unpleasant.
14:07But I will never eat another sweet pastry like this.
14:10Never.
14:13Strange.
14:15I have lived more than 70 years, yet I cannot refuse a three-year-old child.
14:20No, you can't come today.
14:22Kitty, stay home and be good.
14:26Stay home like a good kitty.
14:28I'll bring you something, Stee, when I come back.
14:31Grandma Augusta, look, that's a Broadway theater.
14:33And they're a restaurant.
14:35They have cream cake inside and it's mighty good.
14:38Only Moppy could manage this.
14:40Augusta's face is frozen solid.
14:42And the child keeps saying Grandma Augustus as though nothing is wrong.
14:46Her nerves are extraordinary.
14:49Grandma Augusta, I'll help you.
14:52Grandma Augusta, walk slower.
14:54My little legs can't keep up.
14:57Which of us is leading the other?
15:04Grandma Augusta, Mopsy wants that.
15:08Street food is filthy.
15:11Grandma Augusta!
15:13Vendor, give me one large bag of hot chestnuts.
15:17And several other things, please.
15:18Buy plenty.
15:21Make way, all of you, make way.
15:23Do not crush an old lady and a child.
15:26Oh, some blind fool stepped on my shoe.
15:35I'm terribly sorry.
15:36My hand slipped.
15:38Is everyone all right?
15:40You idiot.
15:42You idiot!
15:43What is wrong with you?
15:44You nearly killed someone because you could not hold one object.
15:47Grandma Augustus, are you hurt?
15:50Did it strike you anywhere?
15:51I am unharmed.
15:55I moved out of the way.
15:57It missed me by an inch.
16:00Why did everyone stop?
16:02What happened?
16:08An inch.
16:10If this child had not stopped to put on her shoe, I might have died on these stairs.
16:16My son and grandsons insist she is a lucky star.
16:20Can such unkiny fortune truly exist?
16:22Whether it does or not, the child unquestionably saved me today.
16:26Grandma Augusta?
16:29Nothing is wrong.
16:31Eat.
16:32Have some more.
16:34Thank you, Grandma Augusta.
16:36All right.
16:37It is nothing.
16:38Keep watching the show.
16:41Mother, are you certain you are not hurt?
16:44Grandma Augusta, did you see which bastard dropped it?
16:47I will make him pay dearly.
16:49Enough, all of you.
16:51What is this racket?
16:52I am standing here in one piece, am I not?
16:58Mopsy, come here.
17:00Come to Grandma Augusta.
17:18Grandma Augusta, I'm coming.
17:22Grandma Augusta actually asked Moppy to call her Grandma?
17:26Has the sun risen in the west?
17:28What is the child wearing?
17:30People will think Whitmeal Manor cannot properly clothe a little girl.
17:33Cannot properly clothe her.
17:35You force the rest of us into these flower sacks and call that kindness.
17:39Since she's already part of our family, we can't be sloppy about her food, clothes, or Rayleigh needs.
17:45I still have a few pieces of carefully stored families that for years, tomorrow we'll get a good tailor to
17:51make new clothes for her.
17:53Mother, there is no need to use those precious fabrics.
17:56I will have new ones purchased at once.
17:57Enough.
17:58My decision is made.
18:00Disperse all of you.
18:02Stop standing about in my way.
18:03Have none of you respectable work to do?
18:10The old lady is spending a fortune on that child.
18:13Those fabrics cannot be bought for any price.
18:15Children grow every year.
18:16The dresses will not even fit next season.
18:18What a waste.
18:19She never spent so languishly on her four grandsons.
18:21And look at Moppy's hair.
18:22The old lady arranged it herself.
18:24Of course.
18:25Our Moppy is blessed.
18:26She is enjoying herself so much that she cannot be planning to leave.
18:29I cannot endure this any longer.
18:31Hold on a little longer.
18:32Salvation is in sight.
18:33Several Park Avenue ladies have invited me to afternoon salons.
18:36With Augusta watching the house, I have not dared accept one.
18:38At this rate, my reputation in New York society will be ruined.
18:41There is nothing to be done.
18:43Augusta has been conservative all her life.
18:45Look at me.
18:46Look at these miserable rags.
18:49Brother Lucien, why don't you paint anymore?
18:52Since Grandma Augusta arrived, I am forbidden to paint, drive, or go out.
18:59I myself am withering away.
19:02Look at me.
19:03Have I aged several years?
19:05Your complexion is considerably healthier than before.
19:10In Grandma Augusta's ancient eyes, I am a thorn in the flesh.
19:13My greatest defense is breathing.
19:16Grandma Augusta is a mighty good person.
19:18She gave me a grand flower dress and sweet treats.
19:21If only Grandma Augusta's treated me as kindly as she treats you.
19:27Mopsy?
19:30Grandma Augusta!
19:32Come here, child.
19:34Come to me.
19:35Yes, Grandma Augusta.
19:36I'm coming.
19:39And now Grandma Augusta asks for Moppy every day.
19:43Moppy has no time left to play with me.
19:47I cannot get our sister either.
19:49No!
19:50At this rate, the name Lucien Whitmeal will vanish from New York.
19:55I must set my true nature free.
19:59Brother Lucien, what are you going to do?
20:18What are you wearing?
20:20It is indecent and disgraceful.
20:23Indecent?
20:24This is fashion.
20:25I am attending a Park Avenue salon.
20:27If I do not dress properly, I will be humiliated.
20:30Nonsense!
20:31Walking out dressed like that is what would disgrace Whitmora Manon.
20:36Women on Fifth Avenue and Park Avenue all dress this way.
20:39Why am I the only one forbidden?
20:41Only a chorus girl in a nightclub exposes herself like that.
20:46You are hopelessly old-fashioned.
20:48What do you know?
20:49This is the latest style.
20:51Enough!
20:52Do not answer her back.
20:53Mother, this truly is the current fashion.
20:55Respectable women in New York society wear it.
20:58It is not what you imagine.
20:59I do not care what other women wear.
21:01No one under the Whitfield rouse will dress this way.
21:04Second Mama smells real nice.
21:07Go, go, quickly.
21:11Mother, please calm yourself.
21:16Grandma Augusta, you cannot control me.
21:18Even if you chain me inside this house, my soul is free.
21:22It looks so painful.
21:28Free!
21:29I will show you freedom!
21:31Mixing with corkers girls is freedom!
21:34Wasting your life in pleasure is freedom!
21:37Mother, stop.
21:38Sit down and speak calmly.
21:40Ow!
21:40Grandma Augustus, that hurts.
21:42Mother, please calm down.
21:45Have you lost your mind entirely?
21:49How dare you show disrespect to your grandmother?
21:53Because I do not accept this.
21:57I earned a scholarship in Paris.
22:00Collectors on the left great competed to buy my work.
22:04Grandma Augusta forbids me to paint.
22:07Is it impossible that she might be wrong?
22:09The war is over.
22:11Women can vote.
22:13This is a new age.
22:18She is too traditional and too rich.
22:21She must accept new ideas.
22:22Gideon, say something.
22:24Father, he never learns.
22:26You can beat him a hundred times and it will do no good.
22:30Use this.
22:34Brother, I am your own flesh and blood.
22:37Brother Lucian, does your body hurt?
22:39I'm in agony.
22:40Yes.
22:41My body hurts and my heart hurts even more.
22:44Brother Lucian, my hands are too little to reach inside and rub your heart.
22:48Mopsy, tell me.
22:49Are my paintings truly ugly?
22:51No.
22:51They're mighty pretty.
22:53Then why can't Grandma Augusta appreciate them?
22:55Beautiful art moves the human heart.
22:57Why can't it move hers?
22:58Is something wrong with her eyes?
23:00Grandma Augusta's eyes work real well.
23:02I know.
23:04She's prejudiced against modern art.
23:06No matter what happens, I won't surrender.
23:08I'm opening that gallery.
23:11You visited Lucian.
23:13He must be playing with that disorderly rubbish again.
23:18You visited Lucian.
23:20He must be playing with that disorderly rubbish again.
23:22Brother Lucian is painting.
23:24I never forebode him to paint.
23:25He refuses academic portraitry and copies Parisian modernists just to defy me.
23:29Brother Lucian paints mighty grand pictures.
23:33Grandma Augusta, have you seen my picture?
23:35It looks exactly like Mopsy and hangs in Silas's room.
23:39Brother Lucian is going to be a great painter.
23:41You came to plead his case.
23:48Little Mothle, why are you sitting here?
23:50Why are you sighing?
23:51Who upset you?
23:52Tell Brother Gideon and I'll deal with them.
23:54Brother, Grandma Augusta and Brother Lucian are both unhappy.
24:00I have no time today.
24:02I must leave at once.
24:03I'll take you out tomorrow when I'm free.
24:05Brother, where are you going?
24:07I'm meeting Mr. Alistair Pemberton of the British Pembridge Shipping Group
24:10to discuss a port and rail partnership.
24:16Brother, can you not go?
24:21Mopsy, what's wrong?
24:22Do you want your brother to stay and play with you?
24:25Brother can't leave.
24:26Not today.
24:27I have serious business.
24:29Tomorrow.
24:30I promise.
24:31No!
24:33Why are you joining this commotion?
24:39Mopsy, be reasonable.
24:40I have serious business today.
24:42I've been negotiating this agreement for months.
24:44It finally succeeded.
24:45If we fail to sign today,
24:47tens of thousands of New York dock workers may lose their livelihoods
24:50and Wiltford Trust's plans for the next decade will be damaged.
24:56Don't throw a tantrum now.
24:58Silas!
24:59Mother!
25:00Father!
25:08Brother can't go!
25:10Mopsy, come to Big Mama and have a sweet.
25:13I'll eat only if brother stays.
25:16What happened?
25:16How did you upset her?
25:17All I said was I was leaving, and she became like this.
25:20Little Mopsy, come to Papa.
25:22I'll take you out to play.
25:23Papa, brother can't go.
25:25Today's deal is crucial.
25:27Every paper is waiting.
25:28Someone must attend.
25:30I'll go instead.
25:31Papa can't go either.
25:33Could there be a problem with the agreement?
25:35Impossible.
25:36Mr. Alistin Pembroke is an old friend.
25:38Every clause was reviewed by Whitmore Trust and British Council,
25:41and we ran several background checks.
25:43I'm always cautious.
25:44I made no mistake.
25:44Mopsy, you're not stopping Gideon just because you want him to play, are you?
25:49Brother can't go.
25:50Gideon is leaving for a partnership.
25:53Do you sense danger?
25:55Huh.
25:55What partnership?
25:56Mopsy, brother Gideon says he won't go today.
25:59He'll go another day.
26:02Really?
26:05Simus, when did I say-
26:06Truly, brother Gideon, this isn't a tantrum.
26:08She's telling you it's dangerous to go out today.
26:12Brother Gideon, were you planning to sign in the boardroom at Whitmore Trust on Wall Street?
26:17No, at the Plaza Hotel.
26:18Well, Mr. Pembroke prefers the Oak Room.
26:21Could the problem be the Plaza Hotel itself?
26:24Impossible.
26:25My men checked into the hotel days ago and searched it.
26:27We reserved the entire banquet floor.
26:29Not even a fly could get inside unnoticed.
26:32Moppy objects only to you leaving today.
26:35Perhaps there's a hidden danger none of you discovered.
26:40Brother Gideon, you should listen to Mopsy.
26:42Without her warning, I'd have been swinled out of everything, trousers included.
26:45Nonsense. We can't cancel an international deal over a child's warning.
26:50Gideon checked everything.
26:51What could possibly happen?
26:53Grandma Augusta, what if she's right?
26:55Send for Pembroke.
26:56Move signing to the boardroom.
26:57Keep quiet.
26:58Gideon, take another team to the Plaza Hotel.
27:01Search every inch of it.
27:02Yes, father.
27:05Oh, I wonder whether Gideon will find anything.
27:09It would be better if he found something.
27:13No, no. I take that back.
27:15It's safest if there's nothing at all.
27:17Lord, protect us.
27:24My men found explosives inside the Plaza Hotel.
27:30Explosives?
27:31Where did they come from, Gideon?
27:33Didn't you already have the Plaza searched from cellar to roof?
27:36How could explosives still be there?
27:42If they had detonated, would my eldest grandson be standing here alive and sown?
27:48No.
27:49Once we selected the Plaza, I searched every concealed space several days in advance
27:53and replaced suspicious hotel employees with our own men.
27:57Not even a fly could enter that hotel unnoticed.
27:59Then how were the explosives brought inside?
28:02The explosives were hidden in the wooden crate used for the vegetable delivery.
28:07Once the contract was signed, the insider could push the food cart inside,
28:11detonate it, and blow everyone in the room to pieces.
28:14The delivery man is being held in our Hudson River warehouse.
28:17My men have already removed several fingernails.
28:20It is only a matter of time before he names whoever hired him.
28:24Then Mopi was right.
28:26Yes.
28:26We owe everything to Mopsy.
28:29Why is everybody staring at me?
28:37I knew it.
28:39Our Mopi is the family's lucky star.
28:43How are you so remarkable?
28:45Oh, Brother Lucian, stop rubbing.
28:47It tickles.
28:49Mopi, how did you do it?
28:51How did you know explosives were hidden at the Plaza?
28:54What's an explosive thing?
28:56Then why did you hold Brother Gideon so tightly this morning and refuse to let him leave?
29:02Because my inside feelings said going out was bad.
29:08Mopi, you have done your brother an enormous service and saved my life.
29:11What do you want?
29:12Even if it is a star in the sky, I will bring it down for you.
29:14I want Brother to play with me.
29:16You said this morning you'd play with me tomorrow.
29:19Great.
29:20I'll clear my whole day tomorrow just to hang out with you.
29:22Yes, hooray!
29:24Brother is mighty grand.
29:25I love Brother best.
29:27Brother loves Mopsy most, too.
29:31Grandma, if Mopsy had not stopped me today,
29:33I would not have changed the signing location or ordered another search of the Plaza.
29:38She saved not only me, but Mr. Alistair Pemberman and everyone who would have been in that room.
29:47Mopsy.
29:49Grandma Augusta, are you calling me?
29:51Come here.
29:55Why did you refuse to let Gideon leave?
29:57I don't know.
29:58My heart felt awful, like a giant thunderclap was coming to carry Brother away.
30:06Take this.
30:07For me?
30:08The Whitmore family does not leave a debt unpaid.
30:11You saved Gideon.
30:13You have earned this.
30:14I don't want it.
30:16Why?
30:16I just want to play with Snowball.
30:20Okay.
30:28No manners.
30:30Did she just smile?
30:32No.
30:33I distinctly saw it.
30:35What are you two whispering about?
30:38Nothing at all.
30:49Milk or cocoa?
30:50Pancakes or eggs?
30:51All of it.
30:58Did someone replace Gideon overnight?
31:01Perhaps he would like to feed you too.
31:09No, thank you.
31:10I value my life.
31:17Are we seeing another show and getting cream cake?
31:21Better.
31:22I am taking you riding.
31:27You want to go too, don't you?
31:29She is happy.
31:30That is enough.
31:34I have surgery this morning.
31:36Save a ride for me next time.
31:42And who is this young lady?
31:44My sister.
31:44Remember her?
31:51I reached her first.
31:53I made the promise.
31:55Hand her over.
31:57Would you care to race for the privilege?
32:01No need to be childish.
32:06That horse is enormous.
32:08I need a baby one.
32:10You are riding with me.
32:19We are mighty high.
32:20I am scared.
32:21You do not have to be brave alone.
32:23I am right here.
32:27Catch me!
32:27And dinner is on me!
32:29Go, brother!
32:30The dinner is getting away!
32:40There is a fence!
32:44Still frightened?
32:46Again!
32:47We flew!
32:54Just two more circles.
32:56Next time, riding after dark is not safe.
33:05I cannot walk.
33:06I have no right to keep her trapped here with me.
33:20Brother Simus, are you awake?
33:23I am.
33:26I rode a big horse today.
33:29Now brother Simus has a horse too.
33:32You remembered me.
33:33I thought with Gideon and Lucian, you might not need me anymore.
33:42Gideon rides horses, Lucian paints, Everson fixes people, and you tell the best stories.
33:49I need every one of my brothers.
34:01Could she stay until Varys comes?
34:07Did you see what Mrs. Augustus asked for?
34:10Mr. Lucian's portfolio.
34:12She had it taken straight to her suite.
34:14After what happened last time.
34:16And she told everyone not to disturb her.
34:21Grandma Augusta is looking at Brother Lucian's paintings.
34:34What are you doing on my floor?
34:37Following your cat.
34:40What do you see in this?
34:42Brother Lucian made my eyes look warm, like I had already found home.
34:47Do you truly believe he will become a great painter?
34:51He already is.
34:53He makes sad things look beautiful without pretending they are not sad.
35:00Lucian, about your painting.
35:03Yes, Grandmother.
35:04Paint me.
35:07You want me to paint your portrait?
35:09Prove your art can move a heart.
35:11No flattery.
35:13No softened chin.
35:15No invented youth.
35:17Then I will paint exactly what I see.
35:19Do not move, Grandma Augusta.
35:21Your nose will wander away.
35:31Hang it where everyone can see it.
35:39Leave it there.
35:41Meow!