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00:00:09Stop! There's someone ahead!
00:00:27Miss, are you alright?
00:00:28Master Liam, don't bother with her. She's the poor girl in our class.
00:00:32Been pining for you three years. She threw herself in front of your carriage to get your attention.
00:00:36Master Liam's the cricket team star. His family owns an entire street in the West End.
00:00:41You're just a scholarship orphan. You think you deserve him?
00:00:48Hey, beggar girl! Stop playing dead! Get up!
00:00:58Master Liam's abs? I can see through his clothes. Is this a power?
00:01:04Smells like old rags. And she has the nerve to get near Master Liam.
00:01:12You're just after money, aren't you? Take it and get lost.
00:01:16Sir, leave her. She's using your guilt to get your attention. Let's go.
00:01:22No, I wasn't.
00:01:27Ella? You got hit by a carriage. Are you okay?
00:01:33I'm fine.
00:01:38God, x-ray eyes can apprease what things are really worth? I can make money with this.
00:01:44Everyone who look down on me, you'll be lining up to beg for my help.
00:01:49With x-ray eyes, I'll be the richest woman in London. Forget cricket stars. Every noble boy in the West
00:01:54End will come crawling to me.
00:01:56Ella, have you gone completely delusional?
00:01:59Mia, can you sell me this necklace? This thing? I paid three pence for it. Just take it.
00:02:08I won't take it for free. This is all I have on me.
00:02:14Hey! You can barely afford day-old bread as it is. You give me all your money, how are you
00:02:18going to eat?
00:02:27Natural saltwater pearl. Flawless. Worth at least 40 pounds. I'll give you 50. Call it a friendship deal. Bring me
00:02:35more like this, yeah?
00:02:37Deal!
00:02:41Oh my God. 50 pounds, just like that.
00:02:45I'll be back soon.
00:02:51These x-ray eyes. Making money's never been easier.
00:03:11An antique pocket watch. I'm going to be rich!
00:03:18Everything here is antique. Don't touch if you don't know what you're looking at.
00:03:22How much for this one?
00:03:24That's a genuine relic from the last century. Five pounds, it's yours.
00:03:28Five pounds? Too rich for me. Forget it.
00:03:33Three...
00:03:35Two...
00:03:36One...
00:03:37Hey! Come back! One pound! Rock bottom!
00:03:44Five shillings. One penny more and I walk.
00:03:47Fine. Take it.
00:03:49Deal!
00:03:50Deal!
00:03:54Silly girl. Easiest profit I've made all week.
00:03:59Boss, got another one for you.
00:04:26We'll see you next time.
00:04:31Damn, it shows.
00:04:35What are you looking at?
00:04:39You come out dressed like that you're asking to be stared at.
00:04:42What, scared?
00:04:44Nobody talks to me like that.
00:04:46Say it again.
00:04:49Hey, son.
00:04:51She's my customer.
00:04:53Back off.
00:04:54Her?
00:04:55A customer?
00:04:56She's the school joke.
00:04:57The fool who chased Liam around and got knocked flat.
00:05:00I am not!
00:05:02Girl, where'd you get this pocket watch?
00:05:08Just bought it at the flea market next door.
00:05:11Too many novels rotting your brain?
00:05:13This thing's rusted to hell.
00:05:15My grandma's foot warmer's worth more.
00:05:17Is your grandma's foot warmer gold-plated?
00:05:20This is a real antique.
00:05:21Dad, don't waste your time.
00:05:23It's obviously junk.
00:05:27Not so fast.
00:05:28Your classmate here's got a sharp eye.
00:05:31I bought a natural saltwater pearl off her just recently.
00:05:34No way.
00:05:35If this thing's real, I'll be your companion.
00:05:40Good God.
00:05:41The enamel work.
00:05:43It's identical to the Charles II Royal watch in the museum archives.
00:05:47This is priceless.
00:05:52No way.
00:05:53This piece of junk?
00:05:54Dad.
00:05:56Are you sure?
00:05:57My eyes never lie.
00:05:59Antique pocket watches like this.
00:06:01Market runs six to eight hundred pounds.
00:06:04I'll give you seven hundred.
00:06:06How's that sound?
00:06:08Deal.
00:06:12Keep it set.
00:06:14Half a day.
00:06:15More than ten times my money.
00:06:18I'll head out then.
00:06:20Bring me anything good you find.
00:06:21I'll always give you top price.
00:06:24She just got lucky.
00:06:25That's all.
00:06:26You idiot.
00:06:27She's been here twice.
00:06:29Both times the real deal.
00:06:31She's got the eye.
00:06:32Stay close to her at school.
00:06:35Yeah.
00:06:36Yeah, sure.
00:06:43What do you want?
00:06:45For you.
00:06:46Get on.
00:06:47For me?
00:06:48Oh, the companion thing.
00:06:50Don't take it seriously.
00:06:53I wasn't going to keep you around anyway.
00:06:55Too much hassle.
00:06:56You talk too much.
00:07:01Hold on tight.
00:07:02You fall off, that's on you.
00:07:13I wasn't imagining it.
00:07:15Those abs are real.
00:07:16So hard.
00:07:18How does he even get these?
00:07:29Oh, my God.
00:07:31Undefeated king of the underground fighting ring, boss of the underground club, the guy
00:07:36every girl fears and worships, carries candy and tin soldiers?
00:07:40You.
00:07:42Me what?
00:07:44Nothing.
00:07:45It's just, you're actually kind of sweet.
00:07:48The hell are you on about?
00:07:52Liam is so dreamy.
00:07:54Cricket star, gold lion air.
00:07:56Any girl who's his companion would be the envy of the whole school.
00:08:00Liam's fine, but he smiles at everyone.
00:08:03Who knows what's going on in his head?
00:08:04I prefer Marco.
00:08:06Dangerous men are more interesting.
00:08:09Marco?
00:08:10The one who's brutal in the rain?
00:08:12Yeah.
00:08:13Don't you think that's hot?
00:08:15These roses were shipped fresh from the height houses in Kent.
00:08:18Today, Marco says yes to being my companion.
00:08:21A man like Marco.
00:08:23Only a lady like you deserves him.
00:08:25Ask him in front of everyone.
00:08:26He can't say no.
00:08:28Marco, clear.
00:08:41Marco, I wanted to...
00:08:44Ella?
00:08:45Why are you on Marco's steam cycle?
00:08:48Why is Ella with Marco?
00:08:50Told you, sir.
00:08:51She threw herself in front of your horse on purpose.
00:08:54Couldn't land you, so she went for your rival instead.
00:08:56All to get your attention.
00:08:58Seen it a hundred times.
00:09:01Ella, you fussy.
00:09:02Marco never gives anyone rides.
00:09:04What tricks did you pull?
00:09:05Couldn't land Liam, so now you're throwing yourself at Marco?
00:09:08Shameless.
00:09:09Master Marco, this girl's so poor she digs through flea market scraps every day.
00:09:12She reeks of old rags.
00:09:14She's only getting close to you for your money.
00:09:16Serena is the Vanderbilt family's only daughter.
00:09:19A true noble woman.
00:09:21Talented.
00:09:22Beautiful.
00:09:23She's the only one worthy of you.
00:09:26These are all for you, Marco.
00:09:29Be my companion.
00:09:31Say yes!
00:09:32Say yes!
00:09:33Say yes!
00:09:34Say yes!
00:09:34Is this a joke?
00:09:36I already have a companion.
00:09:38Impossible!
00:09:39Since when do you have a companion?
00:09:41I don't believe it.
00:09:43Believe what you want.
00:09:44Who is she?
00:09:45Where?
00:09:47Show me, or I'm not giving up.
00:09:49See for yourself.
00:09:50She's my companion.
00:09:52What?
00:09:53Her?
00:09:54She can't possibly be...
00:09:55He's just using you to spite me.
00:09:58Take your money and get lost if you know what's good for you.
00:10:01Serena!
00:10:02You don't believe Ella's my companion?
00:10:04No!
00:10:05Not just me.
00:10:06No one believes it.
00:10:08Ask around.
00:10:09They'd sooner believe I'm Queen Elizabeth reborn.
00:10:12We don't believe it.
00:10:15Don't believe me?
00:10:17Watch this.
00:10:25Believe me now?
00:10:28A public kiss!
00:10:30He actually went through with it.
00:10:34How dare you steal my man?
00:10:36Ella!
00:10:37You're dead!
00:10:38How is this my problem?
00:10:43You turned Serena down?
00:10:45Why drag me into it?
00:10:47You took advantage of me!
00:10:50You!
00:10:52Then what do we do?
00:10:55Unless...
00:10:55You want to give it back?
00:10:57Give what back?
00:10:59Like this.
00:11:00We kissed.
00:11:02The whole school watched.
00:11:04I'd say you owe me the companion spot now.
00:11:11Want to chase me?
00:11:12Get in line.
00:11:19First one who's ever dead.
00:11:21You're something else.
00:11:25Mr. Kingsley.
00:11:26What are you doing here?
00:11:28Just...
00:11:28Passing by.
00:11:33Word of advice.
00:11:35Stay away from Marco.
00:11:36Guy's a thug.
00:11:40What was that about?
00:11:47Over here!
00:11:50Oh my god.
00:11:52I can see the race too?
00:11:54Black Pearl's gonna beat Temest?
00:11:59Done.
00:12:02Ella, why'd you put all my money on Black Mater?
00:12:06Nobody bets on that horse.
00:12:07It didn't even place last month.
00:12:09That's my food budget.
00:12:12I'm gonna be flat broke.
00:12:15What's all this noise?
00:12:17Have you no manners?
00:12:19Oh my!
00:12:20A bet on Black Pearl?
00:12:23No wonder some people stay poor.
00:12:25They wouldn't know a sure bet if it hit them.
00:12:34Oh, the owner of this slip has dreadful taste.
00:12:39This is what you were bickering about?
00:12:42You there, miss.
00:12:50With your slum bread expertise, do share your unique insight.
00:12:55Which horse would you pick?
00:12:58I'm picking Black Pearl.
00:13:03Poor thing can barely afford bread.
00:13:05Never seen a real race, have you?
00:13:07Stop talking.
00:13:08The governor looks furious.
00:13:10I'm not wrong.
00:13:12This is the best Kingsley Academy has to offer?
00:13:15Tempest won seven firsts in three years.
00:13:18Black Pearl couldn't even place last month.
00:13:20Record, blood bland, jockey.
00:13:22Total domination.
00:13:24Anyone with half a brain picks Tempest.
00:13:28I've put 500 pounds on him myself.
00:13:31Excellent analysis.
00:13:32You're only good as a clown.
00:13:35Keep amusing us with your stupidity.
00:13:39Serena's right.
00:13:40That scrawny nag can't hold a candle to Tempest.
00:13:46We're losing money.
00:13:47Bet now.
00:13:47Artie's still at 1.2.
00:13:50You're disrupting the event.
00:13:52Stand outside.
00:13:53Don't ruin it for everyone else.
00:13:56Fine.
00:13:57I'll go.
00:13:58Don't come crying to me later.
00:14:03Black Paracel's gonna overtake on the final straight.
00:14:06I told them.
00:14:07They won't listen.
00:14:08Their loss.
00:14:08I've judged 20 Royal Racing Society events.
00:14:13Let me tell you.
00:14:14Winners are picked by bloodline, track record, and jockey form.
00:14:19Not gut feelings.
00:14:22Total domination.
00:14:23It's locked in.
00:14:25The governor's right.
00:14:27Tempest in peak form.
00:14:29Today's race is already won.
00:14:33Look.
00:14:34They're off.
00:14:34Tempest takes the lead.
00:14:37It's over.
00:14:39Ella, you've dragged me down with you.
00:14:43What the?
00:14:44Black Pearl's catching up.
00:14:46What's happening to Tempest?
00:14:53Again?
00:14:55Three overtakes in a row.
00:14:56Black Pearl's supposed to be passed or been primed.
00:15:00It's over.
00:15:01If this rattles Tempest's jockey, the rest is anyone's guess.
00:15:06Come on.
00:15:06Come on, Tempest.
00:15:07I put my whole allowance on you.
00:15:09Please.
00:15:15Calm down.
00:15:16Tempest's got the pedigree.
00:15:17She'll pull through.
00:15:18I secretly copied Serena's bet.
00:15:21Twenty pounds.
00:15:22I'm about to lose it all.
00:15:23You expect me to stay calm?
00:15:26Another overtake?
00:15:27I went all in on Tempest.
00:15:29Yes, yes, yes!
00:15:30I got it!
00:15:31I got it!
00:15:33Look!
00:15:33Look!
00:15:36Look!
00:15:54Oh my god.
00:15:57Black Pearl won?
00:16:04Ella, you're my good luck charm!
00:16:10Just standing here?
00:16:14What?
00:16:14Someone put you on timeout?
00:16:21What is it?
00:16:22I got to get to the gambling dem.
00:16:23Someone needs saving.
00:16:25Gambling dem?
00:16:28I'm coming with you.
00:16:33Boss!
00:16:34Save me!
00:16:35Quick!
00:16:36Save me!
00:16:38Your boy racked up five hundred pounds at our table.
00:16:42He called you to settle up.
00:16:45If you can't.
00:16:48I'll snap his arm like a twig.
00:16:50Boss, save me.
00:16:52I was just trying to win it back.
00:16:54Scared now?
00:16:55Where was that fear when you were at the table?
00:17:06Five hundred pounds.
00:17:08Every last penny.
00:17:09Let him go.
00:17:17Boss, I'll never gamble again.
00:17:19I'll haul crates at the docks.
00:17:21Work nights.
00:17:21I swear I'll pay you back.
00:17:23Hey.
00:17:24Men don't cry.
00:17:25They all say he's a brainless brute.
00:17:28Only knows how to fight.
00:17:30That's not him at all.
00:17:36Wait!
00:17:38We're already here.
00:17:40Why not win that money back?
00:17:42Isn't that the it Liam knocked over?
00:17:45What's she doing here?
00:17:46This casino's Lake Family Turf.
00:17:48She's walking into a death trap.
00:17:50Good thing I know my way around a table.
00:17:52Come on, let's check it out.
00:18:07Sis, that's Chuck-a-Lot.
00:18:10Three dice.
00:18:11Deadliest table in this whole casino.
00:18:13And this dealer's unknown hustler.
00:18:15I lost everything right here.
00:18:17That dangerous, huh?
00:18:19Then that's exactly where I'm going.
00:18:22She's insane.
00:18:26Sis, quit messing around.
00:18:28Let's just go.
00:18:30Relax.
00:18:31I won't lose.
00:18:34Let's get started.
00:18:36Fresh face.
00:18:38Betting numbers or high-low?
00:18:48Boss, what'd you get?
00:18:49Could you hear the count?
00:18:50The dealer's rhythm was off.
00:18:52I'm not sure.
00:18:54What?
00:18:55We're done for!
00:18:56That stupid woman's gonna lose it all!
00:19:12All on high.
00:19:13We're done for, sis.
00:19:15Betting that much right away?
00:19:17You think you're some gambling god?
00:19:18That's my money.
00:19:20Open it.
00:19:22High!
00:19:24Fifteen!
00:19:25She nailed it!
00:19:26Holy crap!
00:19:27She actually won!
00:19:29Lady Luck must be kissing this girl.
00:19:31Again.
00:19:33Quit while you're ahead, sis.
00:19:35That's enough.
00:19:36We won a thousand.
00:19:37Cash out.
00:19:37Not even close.
00:19:39Didn't you hear?
00:19:40Lady Luck's on my side.
00:19:43Let's go.
00:19:44What do the numbers in high-lower mean?
00:19:46You've got nerve.
00:19:48Playing without even knowing the rules?
00:19:50Pick any number.
00:19:51One through six.
00:19:53Shows once.
00:19:54Pays one to one.
00:19:55Twice.
00:19:55Two to one.
00:19:56All three.
00:19:57Three to one.
00:19:58Doesn't show.
00:19:59You lose it all.
00:20:00High-low.
00:20:01Total of three to ten is low.
00:20:03Eleven to eighteen is high.
00:20:04Pays even money.
00:20:06One rule.
00:20:06All three dice match.
00:20:08A triple.
00:20:09It sweeps the table.
00:20:11Sweeps the table?
00:20:12So if I hit a triple, all the money on the table is mine?
00:20:16I like those odds.
00:20:17How much is left in the bag?
00:20:19Three thousand pounds.
00:20:22Three thousand pounds.
00:20:26Three thousand pounds.
00:20:30Three thousand pounds.
00:20:36Still in the game, little lady?
00:20:47All in.
00:20:48This girl's lost her mind.
00:20:50That's everything we have.
00:20:52This isn't all of it.
00:20:53The winnings from last round throw that in, too.
00:20:56Now that's everything we have.
00:20:58Crazy.
00:20:59You're absolutely crazy.
00:21:01One win is just...
00:21:02You win is just luck.
00:21:03You think you actually know what you're doing?
00:21:05Sweetheart, odds of hitting a triple are worse than landing a sugar mama.
00:21:09No way you pull this off.
00:21:11Quit playing, kid.
00:21:12Go home to mommy.
00:21:14You sure about that?
00:21:16Dead sure.
00:21:17Open it.
00:21:18Open it.
00:21:31Triple, switch the table.
00:21:34She actually called it.
00:21:36Should have bet with her.
00:21:38That was my chance.
00:21:39My money.
00:21:40Gone.
00:21:43All the money on this table.
00:21:45It's ours, boss lady.
00:21:50You're my goddess.
00:21:53How'd you hit those odds?
00:21:55You don't actually have some kind of power, do you?
00:21:58You caught me.
00:21:59So, I think I can see right through you?
00:22:03See through me?
00:22:05Then you're taking responsibility.
00:22:12Sir, they've won every chip on this table.
00:22:17Good evening, sir, madam.
00:22:19This is a standard table.
00:22:21You may only take your winnings.
00:22:22The rest stays.
00:22:24You don't honor your own rules?
00:22:26A triple sweeps the table.
00:22:28Trying to cheat us?
00:22:31Mr. Blake has arrived.
00:22:34Mr. Blake has arrived.
00:22:53That's Mr. Blake, the Blake family.
00:22:56London's top machinery tycoon.
00:22:57On the streets, they call him the Reaper.
00:23:03Mr. Blake.
00:23:07Pathetic.
00:23:13Spare me!
00:23:14Mr. Blake!
00:23:15No!
00:23:16No!
00:23:16Spare me!
00:23:17Mr. Blake, please!
00:23:20Madam, 10,000 pounds.
00:23:23Every chip on that table.
00:23:24Not a penny short.
00:23:25Thank you, Mr. Blake.
00:23:26Mr. Blake, you're such a gentleman.
00:23:40Oh, no.
00:23:41Mr. Blake's a germaphobe.
00:23:43He hates being touched.
00:23:44Ella's dead.
00:23:46Sir, I'll deal with her at once.
00:23:48Mr. Blake, if anything happens to me, you won't survive either.
00:23:52Oh?
00:23:53Something's wrong with your body.
00:23:55Ignore me.
00:23:56Three minutes, you cough blood.
00:23:58Half an hour, you can't move.
00:24:00One day, you meet death himself.
00:24:02You've got a death wish!
00:24:04How dare you disrespect Mr. Blake!
00:24:06You've got a death wish!
00:24:08Mr. Blake had a full checkup on Harley Street just last week.
00:24:11Everything came back normal.
00:24:13Mr. Blake, there's a parasite in your chest.
00:24:15It's burrowing towards your heart.
00:24:16Regular instruments can't detect it.
00:24:18Nonsense.
00:24:20I'll let it slide today.
00:24:22Now leave.
00:24:28Lucky you're handsome, or I wouldn't waste my breath.
00:24:31Suit yourself.
00:24:32Let's go.
00:24:37Sir!
00:24:39Something's wrong with your body.
00:24:40Ignore me.
00:24:41Three minutes, you cough blood.
00:24:43Half an hour, you can't move.
00:24:45One day, you meet death himself.
00:24:47Quick!
00:24:48Get that girl back here.
00:24:54The money on this draft.
00:24:55It's yours now.
00:24:56I don't want it.
00:24:57But the original stake was yours.
00:25:00Keep your winnings.
00:25:01I'm king of the underground ring.
00:25:03I'd die before being a kept man.
00:25:06Fine by me.
00:25:07Then it's all mine now.
00:25:10I'm heading back to the dorm then.
00:25:12Bye.
00:25:24Who are you?
00:25:27Get off me!
00:25:28What are you doing?
00:25:32What do you want?
00:25:38So it's you.
00:25:40Pretty pleased with yourself that Marco kissed you, huh?
00:25:43Hold her down.
00:25:44Don't let her move.
00:25:46Just looking at your face makes me sick.
00:25:50Serena, emergency.
00:25:52Mr. Blake is at the school.
00:25:54Mr. Blake is here?
00:25:56I barely see him once a year.
00:25:58Come on.
00:25:59This is the perfect chance to get close.
00:26:01What about her?
00:26:02Bring her along.
00:26:04After I see Mr. Blake, I'll finish what I started.
00:26:09Miss Brooks isn't here yet?
00:26:11Rest assured, Mr. Blake.
00:26:13I've sent someone to find her.
00:26:16Mr. Blake, I heard your heart's been troubling you.
00:26:19I brought Dr. Connor here just for you.
00:26:21Mr. Blake, Dr. Connor is the foremost medical expert at our academy.
00:26:27I can't find it.
00:26:28Let me have a look.
00:26:29Has a chest X-ray been done?
00:26:31Yes.
00:26:32Nothing abnormal.
00:26:38I can't find anything wrong with Mr. Blake's heart.
00:26:41How is that possible?
00:26:44Dr. Connor, you're one of the top three heart specialists in all of London.
00:26:49If even you can't find it, no one can.
00:26:53I can.
00:27:00Impossible.
00:27:01You ranked dead last on finals nearly failed Bakes courses.
00:27:04Even Dr. Connor couldn't find anything wrong.
00:27:07You think you can?
00:27:08Just playing the clown again to get Liam's attention, right?
00:27:12Let me remind you.
00:27:14Mr. Blake is the most powerful man in London.
00:27:17How dare you spout suns in front of him.
00:27:19Move.
00:27:20You're in my way.
00:27:26Mr. Blake, you're coughing up blood because there's a parasite in your heart.
00:27:32A parasite?
00:27:35Impossible.
00:27:36My instruments are state of the air.
00:27:38Mr. Blake's heart reads perfectly normal.
00:27:40And even if there were a parasite, no one could diagnose that with the naked eye.
00:27:45You hear that?
00:27:46Ella, if you want attention so badly, go crack open a book.
00:27:49Stop embarrassing yourself.
00:27:51Miss Brooks, is what you're saying true?
00:27:56Absolutely.
00:27:57Mr. Blake, don't believe her.
00:27:59She's just an auditing student.
00:28:02Grew up in the slums.
00:28:03Knows nothing.
00:28:04The scan showed nothing wrong.
00:28:06You think she's better than an x-ray?
00:28:07You know what?
00:28:08You're damn right I am.
00:28:11Give me a needle.
00:28:25If you hurt Mr. Blake, you're dead.
00:28:32It's real.
00:28:34There's really a worm.
00:28:37How is this possible?
00:28:41Impressive.
00:28:42Didn't know Ella could heal people too.
00:28:50I feel even better than before.
00:28:53Miss Brooks, thank you for saving me.
00:28:58Consider this 10,000 pounds your fee.
00:29:00Please, take it.
00:29:01Thank you, Mr. Blake, but I saved you because you play fair.
00:29:06This 10,000 pounds, I'll pass for now.
00:29:10Money's better when you earn it yourself.
00:29:13I've got x-ray eyes.
00:29:14Making money?
00:29:15Endless ways.
00:29:1610,000 pounds?
00:29:17Try a million.
00:29:18Give me a day or two.
00:29:19Miss Brooks, you really are something else.
00:29:23In that case, there's a storage treasure auction tonight.
00:29:27Biggest in London's underground.
00:29:28I'd like you as my appraiser.
00:29:30What do you say?
00:29:31There must be hidden gems at that auction.
00:29:33Time to score some hidden gems.
00:29:35Sure, I'm in.
00:29:47Oh.
00:29:48I was starting to think you chickened out.
00:29:51Try me.
00:29:54Listen up.
00:29:55Theo and I have a deal.
00:29:56Tonight's storage treasure auction.
00:29:59Ten storage units each.
00:30:01Whoever's Hall is worth more wins the East Dock shipping consension.
00:30:05Ten million pounds.
00:30:07Ten million!
00:30:10London's top three appraisers, all here for me.
00:30:15What have you got?
00:30:16The one in the middle.
00:30:18That's Dr. Jonathan Hale, art history professor at Kingsley Academy.
00:30:22Royal appraiser.
00:30:23And on the left, Professor Lambert, chief appraiser at the Metropolitan Museum.
00:30:28He's handled more noble collections than we've had hot dinners.
00:30:31The one on the right is a legend.
00:30:33They call him Ghost Eye.
00:30:35Never made a wrong call.
00:30:37No one in London comes close.
00:30:39The nation's top three appraisers, all on Richard's side.
00:30:42He's got this in the bag.
00:30:45So, Theo, where's your appraiser?
00:30:50Sir, don't tell me it's this college kid from the slums.
00:30:54That's right.
00:30:55She's my appraiser.
00:31:01An appraiser?
00:31:02Are you joking?
00:31:03I could pick better with my eyes shut.
00:31:06Sir, the East Dock shipping confession is worth a billion pounds.
00:31:10You're trusting her?
00:31:12Is that wise?
00:31:13Sweetheart, what could you possibly see?
00:31:15Tell you what?
00:31:17Keep me company tonight, and I might let you lose with some dignity.
00:31:22Richard, is it?
00:31:23I'm about to open ten boxes in a row and shut that filthy mouth of yours.
00:31:27Cracking boxes?
00:31:28Theo, this is your appraiser.
00:31:30A schoolgirl?
00:31:32You ever seen what's inside a storage unit?
00:31:34Bet you've never even touched a gavel.
00:31:36Only one way to find out.
00:31:38Bold words.
00:31:40Since you're so confident, let skill decide.
00:31:42Gentlemen, step up.
00:31:45Crush them so badly they can't argue.
00:31:47Rest easy, Mr. Hargrave.
00:31:49Anyway, with the three of us, nothing valuable escapes this warehouse.
00:31:56Ten minutes.
00:31:58Ten units.
00:31:59Cherry-picked.
00:32:06Done.
00:32:07Even rust patterns and tack seals all over 40 years old.
00:32:1170% chance of premium finds.
00:32:15Good.
00:32:16Your turn, little girl.
00:32:17Don't take too long.
00:32:18We've got a contract to sign before dark.
00:32:24How much for these?
00:32:26Huh?
00:32:27These are junk nobody wants.
00:32:29Six pence each.
00:32:31Sold by the lot.
00:32:32Ha ha ha ha ha ha!
00:32:33Did you hear that?
00:32:34She's digging through the junk pile.
00:32:36Theo, this is the genius you paid top dollar for?
00:32:39No.
00:32:45No.
00:32:46No.
00:32:46No.
00:32:47No.
00:32:48No.
00:32:52This one, this one, this one, this one, and those seven over there.
00:32:56Ten total.
00:32:57I'll take them.
00:32:58Not even a magnifying glass?
00:33:00Two taps and she's done?
00:33:01Fifteen years in this trade, never seen anyone pick like that.
00:33:04You choosing storage units or watermelon?
00:33:06Amateurs watch for fun.
00:33:08Experts know the craft.
00:33:10He hasn't got a clue.
00:33:12Mr. Hargett, don't even worry.
00:33:14If she pulls anything worth over a hundred pounds with that method, I'll eat my certification.
00:33:19All done, Mr. Blake.
00:33:21Trust me.
00:33:22These are all gold.
00:33:24Ten times better than theirs.
00:33:25Finding treasure in a junk pile?
00:33:28Well, keep dreaming, girl.
00:33:30Honesty is Kingsley Academy's motto.
00:33:32You're a disgrace to our school.
00:33:34Ha!
00:33:35All gold, she says.
00:33:36Enough talk.
00:33:37Open the units.
00:33:38Let's see if you can still run that, Mal.
00:33:45Good God.
00:33:46This is an original John Harrison Marine chronometer.
00:33:51Eighteenth century.
00:33:53Perfectly preserved.
00:33:54John Harrison?
00:33:55The clockmaker who solved the logituta problem.
00:33:58Fewer than ten in the world.
00:34:00Worth at least eighty thousand pounds.
00:34:02Eighty thousand pounds.
00:34:04And that's before auction marched.
00:34:06Blake just hit the jackpot.
00:34:08No wonder he hired three three-top razors.
00:34:11That's real vision.
00:34:12The e-stock shipping concession.
00:34:14Looks like it's going to Blake for sure.
00:34:19The shipping concession's mine, Theo.
00:34:22See that?
00:34:22This is the difference between a professional and an amateur.
00:34:26Sir, our appraiser is completely outmatched.
00:34:29Dr. Hall's credentials speak for themselves.
00:34:31Professor Lambert's got the best equipment in London.
00:34:34Ghost eyes instincts.
00:34:35I'm worried Miss Brooks just got lucky at the casino.
00:34:38Appraising storage units is a whole different game.
00:34:41Not every box holds treasure.
00:34:43You call that good?
00:34:44Just watch.
00:34:46A student like you at Kingsley Academy.
00:34:49Disgrace.
00:34:49Absolute disgrace.
00:34:52So you found one marine chronometer.
00:34:54Is that supposed to impress me?
00:34:55Of course that's not enough.
00:34:57Open all nine of their remaining units.
00:34:59Let this girl see what real treasure looks like.
00:35:03Open them.
00:35:05Open them.
00:35:06Open them.
00:35:09Open them.
00:35:10Congratulations, Mr. Hargrove.
00:35:12Ten items.
00:35:13Preliminary value well into the tens of thousands of pounds.
00:35:16Good Lord.
00:35:17Every single one's a masterpiece.
00:35:19That's no storage unit.
00:35:21That's a treasure vault.
00:35:23Half a million pounds combined.
00:35:24Blake's one for sure.
00:35:26This is all your fault.
00:35:28If we'd stopped you, pick different units, it wouldn't be this bad.
00:35:31Now what?
00:35:32The East Dock and shipping concession is gone.
00:35:34Blake Corporation stands to lose ten million pounds.
00:35:37Don't take it to heart.
00:35:39Even if we lose, we'll figure something out.
00:35:41Not your fault.
00:35:44Sign it, Theo.
00:35:46East Dock is mine.
00:35:47And today, your empire doesn't touch Eastern Port Logistics.
00:35:50Not ever.
00:35:54Junk.
00:35:54All of it.
00:35:55Junk.
00:35:56Junk.
00:35:56Junk.
00:35:57Junk.
00:35:58Open mind.
00:35:59All these trash?
00:36:00Are you insane?
00:36:01They're all junk.
00:36:02Nothing good's coming out of those.
00:36:04She's just throwing a tantrum because she lost.
00:36:06Girl, I've been in this trade for 40 years.
00:36:09You trash my work, you're spitting in my face.
00:36:12You didn't even use instruments.
00:36:14And you dare call our picks garbage?
00:36:16On instinct alone, you're a disgrace to the Academy.
00:36:21Even if you stumbled on something, could it beat ours?
00:36:24Do you know what that marine chronitor is worth?
00:36:26The only thing more valuable would be a Rembrandt or a Gashville.
00:36:30But is that even possible?
00:36:33Compared to what I picked, yours really is garbage.
00:36:36Fewer than 300 Gainsburgers exist.
00:36:38Everyone has documented provenancy.
00:36:40How could one end up in a rusty storage unit?
00:36:42You don't know the first thing about appraisal.
00:36:44How do you know my units don't have exactly that?
00:36:47Impossible.
00:36:47One look at your picks, forget treasures.
00:36:49You'll be lucky if they're not pure junk.
00:36:51I hired three top appraisers.
00:36:52You claim your units have treasures they all miss?
00:36:54Are you joking, sweetheart?
00:36:55And what if I prove it?
00:36:56If one thing in those ten junk units is worth more than mine, I'll kneel.
00:36:59Right here, in front of everyone, and beg your forgiveness.
00:37:01But if you can't, you spend the night with me.
00:37:03And I'll show you what ruined really means.
00:37:09Don't agree.
00:37:11Richard's a sick freak.
00:37:12He's tortured nearly a dozen women.
00:37:14I'd give up my entire company before I let you risk this.
00:37:17Don't worry.
00:37:17There's only one outcome here.
00:37:20Him on his knees.
00:37:22Open them!
00:37:29This can't be.
00:37:30Gatsfield's portrait of a lady in blue.
00:37:32It vanished after the 1858 Manchester auction.
00:37:35The National Gallery searched 30 years for it.
00:37:38My God, it's priceless.
00:37:41Priceless.
00:37:44Gainsborough!
00:37:45It's really a Gatsborough!
00:37:47At auction, a hundred thousand pounds minimum!
00:37:50Impossible.
00:37:52Just luck.
00:37:53Just luck, huh?
00:37:55Open the next one.
00:37:59A Greek bronze from the second century BC.
00:38:03Athenian region.
00:38:05Good Lord, at auction, this is ninety thousand pounds minimum.
00:38:09No.
00:38:10This can't be happening.
00:38:12Impossible.
00:38:13Keep going.
00:38:16Genuine again.
00:38:18Still genuine.
00:38:20A hundred and ten thousand pounds at least.
00:38:22How is this possible?
00:38:24How can you be this lucky?
00:38:26You still call this luck?
00:38:28Open every last one.
00:38:30Let Mr. Hargo see for himself.
00:38:39Ten masterpieces in a row.
00:38:41Over five hundred thousand pounds total.
00:38:50They're all...
00:38:52priceless.
00:38:54We all passed on that locker, and she pulled all this out of it?
00:38:58I can't show my face after this.
00:39:02The title Master Ghost Eye should be hers, not mine.
00:39:06Sir, thank goodness you brought Miss Ella into a priest today.
00:39:11I was too hasty before.
00:39:13East Dock development rights are yours.
00:39:15We're leaving!
00:39:18Stop!
00:39:21You haven't knelt to apologize to Miss Ella yet.
00:39:27On your knees.
00:39:29I'm waiting.
00:39:30Kneel to you in your dreams.
00:39:32People kneel to me.
00:39:33You've got nerve, girl.
00:39:34Want to bet again?
00:39:35You just lost East Dock?
00:39:37What have you got left to bet?
00:39:41I'll bet my life!
00:39:45Richard, come at me.
00:39:47I've got x-ray vision.
00:39:48You really want to bet your life against mine?
00:39:53You're on.
00:39:55Fine.
00:39:56Let's do this.
00:39:58Six rounds.
00:39:59I took out five.
00:40:01We take turns pulling the trigger on ourselves.
00:40:03See who breaks first.
00:40:06Or who dies.
00:40:09This is insane!
00:40:12Scared?
00:40:13Then get lost.
00:40:14Before the blood gets on you.
00:40:16Whoever chickens out is a dog.
00:40:20He's lost his mind.
00:40:22You don't have to do this.
00:40:25Relax.
00:40:26I've got this.
00:40:29Have you ever handled a gun?
00:40:31Nope.
00:40:32But I'm about to.
00:40:33Aren't I?
00:40:36Pew!
00:40:38Are you doing this or not?
00:40:40Scared?
00:40:41Then admit you lost.
00:40:52Yeah.
00:40:54I am scared, actually.
00:40:57Knew it.
00:40:58Just a broke student.
00:40:59All that bravado was an act.
00:41:01No real talent, but always showing off.
00:41:03Pathetic.
00:41:04Theo, look at who you brought.
00:41:05Useless when it counts.
00:41:07Hand over the e-stock shipping rights and I might let her walk.
00:41:10I am scared, all right.
00:41:11But not for myself.
00:41:13I'm scared you, Richard, will die by your own gun.
00:41:22I could pull the trigger five times and not flinch.
00:41:26Talk is cheap.
00:41:28Pull the trigger, then.
00:41:30One.
00:41:33Thank God.
00:41:34That one was empty.
00:41:36Didn't think you'd actually do it.
00:41:37But the first shot's easy.
00:41:40Odds are in your favor.
00:41:41Let's see how brave you are later.
00:41:44Can't wait to watch you crack.
00:41:45Two.
00:41:47You actually pulled it twice?
00:41:50Three.
00:41:52How are you this lucky?
00:41:56Enough, Richard.
00:41:58You want half the e-stocky dock shipping rights?
00:42:00Fine.
00:42:01Done.
00:42:02No deal.
00:42:03I came here to appraise for you.
00:42:05Those shipping rights are yours.
00:42:07No one's taking them.
00:42:09Now?
00:42:11Where was I?
00:42:12Four.
00:42:14Shit!
00:42:15Damn it!
00:42:16You got a death wish?
00:42:17Two shots left.
00:42:19Fifty-fifty, you survive.
00:42:21Want to pull the trigger?
00:42:27I-I-I...
00:42:28Don't have the guts?
00:42:30Watch me.
00:42:36I can't breathe!
00:42:40This puddle...
00:42:41Did you just piss yourself?
00:42:47Oh my god!
00:42:49She's Lady Luck herself!
00:42:50Five rounds and not a scratch!
00:42:52That's not just luck.
00:42:54She's...
00:42:55Something else.
00:42:57Last bullet's yours.
00:42:59She's fired five rounds.
00:43:01The bullet's in the last chamber.
00:43:03Pull that trigger and you're dead!
00:43:04You think I don't damn well know that!
00:43:08What's wrong?
00:43:10Scared?
00:43:12Richard, you wanted this game.
00:43:15Now it's your turn and you don't dare.
00:43:18Need me to do it for you?
00:43:24You wouldn't dare pull that trigger.
00:43:30A bet is a bet.
00:43:35A bet is a bet.
00:43:38Don't shoot!
00:43:39You win!
00:43:40You win, don't shoot!
00:43:43Remember what I said before the bet?
00:43:45Whoever chickens out is a dog.
00:43:49Woof!
00:43:49Woof!
00:43:50Woof!
00:43:52See?
00:43:53Was that so hard?
00:43:55Good boy.
00:43:59These stock shipping rights are mine now.
00:44:02No objections I trust?
00:44:07Let's go.
00:44:13Someone that fascinating.
00:44:15Why didn't I get closer to her at school?
00:44:17Couldn't have done it without you today.
00:44:19Here.
00:44:20A thank you.
00:44:21300,000 pounds?
00:44:22That's...
00:44:22That's too much.
00:44:23You earned me far more than that.
00:44:25And you never took your fee last time.
00:44:26Tell you what.
00:44:27I'll sign Winchester Global Trading House over to you.
00:44:29With your talent, I know you'll make it thrive.
00:44:31Mr. Blake, you're too generous.
00:44:33So, I'll just take it then?
00:44:35Of course.
00:44:38Liam, what are you doing here?
00:44:40I need to talk to you.
00:44:41Come with me.
00:44:41Hold it!
00:44:42Hands off!
00:44:42She's with Mr. Blake!
00:44:43Stand down.
00:44:44He's Ella's classmate.
00:44:45Let them go.
00:44:47Bye!
00:44:48Stay away from Theo.
00:44:49He's dangerous.
00:44:51Dangerous?
00:44:51I didn't get that vibe at all.
00:44:53You like making money, right?
00:44:55I've got an invite to Christie's auction.
00:44:57Want to come?
00:44:57Another chance to score a hidden gem?
00:44:59Yes!
00:45:00Take me there now!
00:45:02Thank you!
00:45:07Hey, Master Liam.
00:45:09It's been ages.
00:45:18Young Master Liam.
00:45:21How did a gutter snip like you sneak in?
00:45:24This is London's finest auction.
00:45:26Not your little steam iron workshop.
00:45:28I brought her in.
00:45:30What?
00:45:30She doesn't belong here.
00:45:32Any single lot starts at a thousand pounds.
00:45:35That's more than her life's worth.
00:45:38A thousand?
00:45:39That's supposed to be expensive.
00:45:43You!
00:45:45Look at her putting on airs.
00:45:48Just watch.
00:45:49She'll make a fool of herself.
00:46:01An original Duerla copper plate engraving.
00:46:05Starting bid.
00:46:07£20,000.
00:46:09£30,000.
00:46:11£40,000.
00:46:14£50,000.
00:46:17£50,000.
00:46:21Do I hear a higher bid?
00:46:23Young Master Liam.
00:46:25Durer's my absolute favourite.
00:46:27Please, let me have this one.
00:46:34Let her have this one.
00:46:36The next slot is worth far more.
00:46:40It's yours.
00:46:42Oh!
00:46:44Thank you so much!
00:46:46Sold!
00:46:47£50,000.
00:46:48The copper plate engraving goes to Miss Serena.
00:46:59There's a Durer's signature on the back!
00:47:01Good Lord.
00:47:03Miss Serena has quite the eye.
00:47:05With that signature, it's worth £100,000 at least.
00:47:08I should have bid.
00:47:10That's the most valuable lot of the night, no question.
00:47:13Everyone's fanning over my engraving.
00:47:15That slum rat probably doesn't even know who Dural is.
00:47:18She thinks she can compete with me.
00:47:20Such a shame.
00:47:21Relax.
00:47:23The next slot's worth even more.
00:47:28Lot two.
00:47:29An antique oak box.
00:47:31Starting bit, £1,000.
00:47:36£1,001.
00:47:38This is Christie's.
00:47:40Who bids £1 over for a rotten wooden box not even fit through firewood?
00:47:44That box has gone unsold how many times now?
00:47:46You couldn't give it away on the street.
00:47:48Reaps of poverty.
00:47:49How did she even get in here?
00:47:51Clueless.
00:47:52Master Liam,
00:47:53if you'd like to collect something,
00:47:55I'll find you proper pieces on Bond Street.
00:47:57This one is really...
00:47:58That won't be necessary.
00:48:02You might have called it wrong,
00:48:03but you placed the bid.
00:48:05I'll cover it.
00:48:06Trust me.
00:48:07This box is worth ten times that engraving.
00:48:09At least.
00:48:10Impossible!
00:48:11How could your wooden box be worth more than my engraving?
00:48:14If it is, I'll apologize.
00:48:16But if it's not,
00:48:18you drop out of Kingsley Academy.
00:48:20And never set foot in London again.
00:48:22You heard my terms.
00:48:24Do you dare?
00:48:25Sure.
00:48:26Just don't cry when you lose.
00:48:28This bet isn't fair to you.
00:48:30Doesn't matter.
00:48:31I won't lose.
00:48:32My engraving bears Durer's own signature.
00:48:35A hundred thousand pounds.
00:48:37A plain wooden box against that?
00:48:40I've already won.
00:48:41A wooden box worth over a hundred thousand.
00:48:44Hasn't been invented yet.
00:48:45And she dares to go up against that...
00:48:47She made one bid riding Master Liam's coattails
00:48:50and thinks she's a master appraiser now.
00:48:52Pathetic.
00:48:54One thousand and one pounds.
00:48:55The box goes to Master Liam.
00:49:00What, inspecting it on the spot?
00:49:03If Master Liam wasted a thousand pounds on this,
00:49:05he'll make you pay.
00:49:06Don't blink.
00:49:07You'll want to see this.
00:49:18Look!
00:49:19There's something inside!
00:49:21Good...
00:49:22Good God.
00:49:23Da Vinci's anatomical manuscript.
00:49:26Oh!
00:49:31Impossible!
00:49:32This can't be real!
00:49:35This is a genuine Da Vinci manuscript.
00:49:37It vanished early this century.
00:49:39Last recorded in a private collection in Milan.
00:49:42Then lost without a trace.
00:49:44Good heavens!
00:49:44This...
00:49:45This is beyond valuation.
00:49:48Serena, what do you think you're doing?
00:49:50A poor factory girl just happens to bid on a Da Vinci manuscript?
00:49:54Who'd believe that?
00:49:55It's a fake!
00:49:56You and this appraisal set the whole thing up!
00:50:00I was elected to the Royal Academy of Arts in 1836.
00:50:04Forty-five years I've served.
00:50:05My name's in the Times' Honours List every year.
00:50:08Are you questioning my expertise?
00:50:10No.
00:50:11That's impossible.
00:50:12A Da Vinci manuscript for just 1,001 pounds.
00:50:15Unbelievable luck!
00:50:16Miss Ella, I'll offer 200,000 pounds for that manuscript.
00:50:19230,000!
00:50:20Sell it to me!
00:50:22No rush.
00:50:23We'll talk after the auction.
00:50:25So, Miss Serena, that wooden box.
00:50:28Worth it, wouldn't you say?
00:50:30You got lucky.
00:50:31Lucky?
00:50:32Call it what you want.
00:50:34But don't you owe me an apology?
00:50:36Dream on!
00:50:37I'll never bow to a commoner like you!
00:50:39Fine.
00:50:41I'm a commoner.
00:50:42But a bet is a bet.
00:50:44You call yourself nobility, and you won't honour it?
00:50:46Want me to spread the word?
00:50:50I'm sorry.
00:50:52What was that?
00:50:52I didn't quite hear you.
00:50:54I said, I'm sorry.
00:50:56I misjudged it.
00:50:58Let's go.
00:51:00Damn you, you little pest.
00:51:02This isn't over!
00:51:07Didn't know you had a knack for appraisal.
00:51:09You made the call.
00:51:10Young Master Liam.
00:51:11I wouldn't dare take all the credit.
00:51:12Perhaps you'd join me for dinner?
00:51:18Ma'am, I finally found you.
00:51:21Louis, what are you doing here?
00:51:24The boss is in trouble.
00:51:26Please, you gotta help him.
00:51:29Last fight, some tough guy from Liverpool.
00:51:33Boss won, but he got hurt.
00:51:36Won't go to the hospital.
00:51:43He doesn't look hurt.
00:51:46Ma'am, boss is all yours.
00:51:47I gotta run.
00:51:55Good luck, boss.
00:51:56You're on your own now.
00:51:59Hey!
00:52:00How are you feeling?
00:52:05This late?
00:52:06No hospital or clinic's gonna take him.
00:52:08No hospitals.
00:52:22Two rooms, please.
00:52:31Sorry, we've only got one room left.
00:52:36Fine.
00:52:37We'll take it.
00:52:46What's too doing here?
00:52:51Young Master Liam, how many rooms did they get?
00:52:55One?
00:52:56One?
00:53:05Understood, sir.
00:53:06Right away.
00:53:14I'm beat.
00:53:15I need to go.
00:53:16Don't go.
00:53:30Miss Ella, the hotel's celebrating its anniversary.
00:53:33You've been chosen for a free upgrade to our luxury suite.
00:53:37Really?
00:53:39I've never stayed in a luxury suite before.
00:53:42Right this way.
00:53:43Let's go, let's go.
00:53:45Let's go.
00:53:45Let's go.
00:53:48Damn it, I'm still here.
00:53:51Miss Ella, this is your luxury suite.
00:53:55This is gorgeous.
00:54:00So soft.
00:54:02No wonder only nobles get suites like this.
00:54:06Tea already broomed?
00:54:08Now that's service.
00:54:17What are you doing here?
00:54:27What are you doing here?
00:54:29This is my room.
00:54:31Oh, the front desk must have brought me to the wrong room.
00:54:33I'll go sort it out right now.
00:54:35Wait.
00:54:38What if I said, you're exactly where you're supposed to be?
00:54:47Liam, you're barely wearing anything.
00:54:48Did you plan this?
00:54:51Well then, don't mind if I do.
00:55:03Are you all right?
00:55:04Your nose is bleeding.
00:55:05This is your fault.
00:55:07Why's she running?
00:55:09She's fancied me for three years.
00:55:12Never trusting a free trial again.
00:55:14They're all weird.
00:55:15I'm going home.
00:55:19Ella, why are you still here?
00:55:22Today's the day Winchester Global Trading House posts their final hire list.
00:55:26Winchester Global Trading House?
00:55:29That's the one Mr. Blake promised to give me.
00:55:32I heard Mr. Blake will be there too.
00:55:33Come on, let's go see.
00:55:44Dressed like that, and you think you belong here?
00:55:46Looking like that.
00:55:48She couldn't even get a job sweeping floors.
00:55:53So few spots this year, and the competition's brutal.
00:55:57I've given up.
00:56:00My father petitioned the Trade Council three times.
00:56:04Rejected every time.
00:56:06Reserve spots, they said.
00:56:07The bar is impossibly high.
00:56:10Who even qualifies?
00:56:12Me!
00:56:12I've been accepted by Winchester Global.
00:56:17Good heavens, is that true?
00:56:19I'm so jealous.
00:56:21Even the Venauts' daughter was turned away.
00:56:23And Miss Serena landed an apprenticeship at Winchester.
00:56:26That's nothing.
00:56:27Miss Serena isn't like ordinary nobles.
00:56:29This is just for fun.
00:56:31With Mr. Blake so close, she might just catch his eye and become his fiancée.
00:56:38Miss Serena, don't forget to put in a good word for us.
00:56:42Easy enough.
00:56:44Too bad some people will never come close to a position like this.
00:56:48It's just an apprenticeship, and you're this excited?
00:56:52What would you know?
00:56:54An apprenticeship at Winchester is what everyone dreams of.
00:56:58It's not just a job.
00:57:00It's a ticket into high society.
00:57:02Forget it.
00:57:04She wouldn't understand anyway.
00:57:06What would a slum girl know?
00:57:14Mr. Blake!
00:57:19Mr. Blake came in person.
00:57:21This has to be the most prestigious recruitment Winchester Global has ever held.
00:57:26Mr. Blake is so young and handsome.
00:57:30If only I could get a word with Mr. Blake.
00:57:34Mr. Blake!
00:57:35What brings you here in person?
00:57:37Let me fetch the manager to receive you at once.
00:57:40No need.
00:57:41I'm here for something more important.
00:57:43Something more important?
00:57:47Mr. Blake never attends events like this.
00:57:49Could it be?
00:57:50He's here for Miss Serena.
00:57:57Mr. Blake!
00:58:00I'm...
00:58:03Miss Ella.
00:58:13As of today,
00:58:15Winchester Global Trading House belongs to Miss Ella and Miss Ella alone.
00:58:22My mistress, the trading house is yours now.
00:58:24Every decision, personal authority, all yours.
00:58:28At your service, Mistress Ella.
00:58:36Ella's the new owner of Winchester?
00:58:38God, what did we just say?
00:58:40God, what did we just say?
00:58:40Miss Ella, we were just running our mouths.
00:58:41Please don't hold it against us.
00:58:43Yes, yes.
00:58:43We're from the same academy.
00:58:45Any chance we could intern at Winchester?
00:58:47Of course.
00:58:49No.
00:58:50My trading house only needs talent like Mia.
00:58:53From now on, you're the executive assistant.
00:58:55Monthly salary, at least 500 pounds.
00:58:58That's 6,000 pounds a year.
00:59:02Ella, you're an angel!
00:59:06Oh, right.
00:59:07You wanted to send me to scrub toilets, didn't you?
00:59:12No, I never said that.
00:59:15You're fired!
00:59:19Miss Ella, are you satisfied?
00:59:21Not quite.
00:59:23Unless you're fired, too.
00:59:25No, no, please!
00:59:28I beg you!
00:59:33Miss Ella, shall I show you around?
00:59:35I'd love that.
00:59:42Think you can gloat because Mr. Blake's got your back?
00:59:44Just you wait.
00:59:45I'm the only daughter of the Winslow family.
00:59:47I've got a hundred ways to make you pay.
01:00:05Mr. Blake!
01:00:08Look at all this star!
01:00:10The finest in the business.
01:00:11You won't find better in all of London.
01:00:15If they all work for me, I'll make money faster than a steam train!
01:00:18Mr. Blake, can I give them orders?
01:00:21Of course.
01:00:22From today, all of you answer to Miss Ella.
01:00:25A little girl telling us what to do.
01:00:28Is this a joke?
01:00:29We're the best traders in London.
01:00:32Why should we take orders from her?
01:00:34Enough!
01:00:34Miss Ella is your new mistress.
01:00:35What?
01:00:36She's our new mistress!
01:00:38I understand you have doubts.
01:00:39But I'm your boss now.
01:00:41Like it or not, you follow my lead.
01:00:46I promise you this.
01:00:48In two days, you'll earn what would take you ten years.
01:00:51That's impossible.
01:00:52Big talk on her first day.
01:00:53What a joke.
01:00:54Go for it.
01:00:54I believe in you.
01:01:07Now, everyone, drop what you're doing.
01:01:10You answer to me.
01:01:13You on the left?
01:01:14The porcelain I picked out.
01:01:16Get it to the auction house.
01:01:17Now.
01:01:17Middle group, warehouse.
01:01:18Pull every inventory roll from the last six months.
01:01:21Right side, five francs.
01:01:22All you can get.
01:01:23Sell by noon, day after tomorrow.
01:01:28It's up.
01:01:29Over a million pounds.
01:01:31Pure profit.
01:01:32Miss Ella, the porcelain pieces you picked, they sold for a fortune.
01:01:36Eight hundred thousand pounds in just one day.
01:01:38You called it perfectly.
01:01:40In three days, we've made ten million pounds.
01:01:41Ten million pounds?
01:01:43I could fly.
01:01:44We made this together.
01:01:45Every one of you earned it.
01:01:47Here's your reward.
01:01:48There's more where that came from.
01:01:51A week ago, I couldn't scrape together a single pound.
01:01:54Now I have ten million.
01:01:55A week ago, I was fixing steam irons in a workshop.
01:01:59Now I'm standing in the finest trading house in London.
01:02:02Everything's changed.
01:02:03I'm going to be the wealthiest in London.
01:02:06Mia, how much is the wealthiest person in London worth?
01:02:08The Hatfield family.
01:02:10They're worth 250 million pounds.
01:02:12Good.
01:02:12Our goal.
01:02:13One month from now, we overtake the Hatfield family.
01:02:15One month?
01:02:16Ella, are you out of your mind?
01:02:22April 8th?
01:02:23That's a week from now.
01:02:25This is incredible.
01:02:26My x-ray vision can see the future.
01:02:29April 8th, 1863.
01:02:32Breaking news.
01:02:34Carter Pharmaceutical Institute's anti-tumor oral remedy.
01:02:38A decade in development.
01:02:39Two dead.
01:02:40One critically injured within three days of release.
01:02:44Police have launched an investigation.
01:02:46Dr. Carter has been taken to Scotland Yard for questioning.
01:02:51What a shame.
01:02:53If nothing had gone wrong, that anti-tumor remedy would have been well worth sponsoring.
01:03:04It's the formula.
01:03:06Arsenic compounds way too high, taxol's far too low.
01:03:08That's what turned a cure into a killer.
01:03:11Fix the formula, and it could actually work.
01:03:14Sponsor Carter Pharmaceutical Institute.
01:03:16We could see 10,000 fault returns.
01:03:18Mia, get me in touch with Carter Pharmaceutical Institute.
01:03:21Now.
01:03:21Dr. Carter never sees outsiders.
01:03:23But you could try young Master Liam.
01:03:25He was Dr. Carter's student.
01:03:27Wait.
01:03:27They know each other?
01:03:29All right.
01:03:29I'll ask him for help.
01:03:3410,000 pounds.
01:03:36Miss Serena wants this woman gone.
01:03:40Relax.
01:03:42I never miss.
01:03:50When something goes wrong, I'm the first one she turns to.
01:03:53She still has feelings for me.
01:03:55Right?
01:03:58Ella, the truth is, I...
01:04:13Get down!
01:04:14Get down!
01:04:20He's by the second floor window.
01:04:22Got any coins on you?
01:04:26I'm a chicken.
01:04:28That'll do.
01:04:29This bolt sends you straight to hell.
01:04:36Good lord!
01:04:38Block my bolt?
01:04:39Impressive.
01:04:41Time to get serious.
01:04:42Done being a target.
01:04:44Time to strike back.
01:04:46What are you doing with my hat?
01:04:56Damn!
01:04:57That's no amateur!
01:05:00It's over.
01:05:01We're safe.
01:05:03You could see him from this far away?
01:05:05Was that supposed to be hard?
01:05:07His aim was deadly.
01:05:08Someone paid a fortune for him.
01:05:10Has to be them.
01:05:12Them?
01:05:13Mr. Blake.
01:05:14Miss Ella was ambushed by a hitman on Harley Street.
01:05:17What?
01:05:17Is she all right?
01:05:18She's unharmed, sir.
01:05:19Miss Ella is safe.
01:05:22Good.
01:05:23Grab the hitman.
01:05:24Find out who sent him.
01:05:25Then dispose of him.
01:05:30Professor.
01:05:31Liam?
01:05:32What brings you here?
01:05:34And...
01:05:34Who's this?
01:05:36I was just about to introduce her.
01:05:38This is Miss Ella,
01:05:39the business genius I've been wanting you to meet.
01:05:42One of a kind.
01:05:46I've heard a great deal about you, Dr. Carter.
01:05:49I'll get straight to the point.
01:05:51I want to fund your anti-tumor remedy.
01:05:57Dr. Carter!
01:06:00I can fund your remedy, too.
01:06:03You both want to work with me?
01:06:06What are you doing here?
01:06:09I brought her.
01:06:11So what if Liam brought her?
01:06:12She's just gutter trash.
01:06:13This deal is mine.
01:06:17Dr. Carter,
01:06:18the Winslow family
01:06:19will fully fund this.
01:06:21And we can open sales channels
01:06:23across the country.
01:06:24Dr. Carter,
01:06:25a man of your stature
01:06:26deserves a partner
01:06:27with real resources.
01:06:28Not some
01:06:30backyard operation.
01:06:31A big name means nothing
01:06:33if you can't solve
01:06:33the real problem.
01:06:35Dr. Carter's formula
01:06:36has flaws.
01:06:37Can you fix them?
01:06:39Liam,
01:06:40if you brought her here
01:06:41to mock me,
01:06:42you can both leave.
01:06:43Now!
01:06:44Please, Professor,
01:06:45calm down.
01:06:46Ella,
01:06:47is this true?
01:06:49It's true.
01:06:50Three-tenths white arsenic.
01:06:51One-tenth taxyl.
01:06:52Am I wrong?
01:06:57How do you know that?
01:06:59Tax call is my secret ingredient.
01:07:01I'm the only one
01:07:02who knows the exact ratio.
01:07:04Not even my assistants know.
01:07:05Dr. Carter,
01:07:07what if she stole your formula?
01:07:09She might even have a spy
01:07:10planted among your people.
01:07:12Someone like her
01:07:13can't be trusted.
01:07:14You should never
01:07:15work with her.
01:07:16Impossible.
01:07:17My formula is locked
01:07:18in a safe.
01:07:19No one else can access it.
01:07:20How on earth did you know?
01:07:21How I found out
01:07:22doesn't matter.
01:07:23What matters is
01:07:24the moment this remedy
01:07:25hits the market,
01:07:26the side effects
01:07:27will kill people.
01:07:28And when that happens,
01:07:29this institute is finished.
01:07:31What are you talking about?
01:07:32How could Dr. Carter's
01:07:33formula be wrong?
01:07:34You're a penniless nobody.
01:07:35You think you know
01:07:36more about medicine
01:07:37than he does?
01:07:38The active compound
01:07:39in Taxol
01:07:39is the real key
01:07:40to fighting tumors.
01:07:41Swap its ratio
01:07:42with white arsenic,
01:07:43add 10%
01:07:44vina alkaloid.
01:07:45That eliminates
01:07:46the side effects entirely
01:07:47and makes the remedy
01:07:48far more potent.
01:07:49If you don't believe me,
01:07:50run a controlled test
01:07:52on two mice.
01:07:53You'll have your answer
01:07:54right away.
01:07:55Professor,
01:07:56just try it.
01:07:57If the formula
01:07:58can really be improved,
01:07:59it could help
01:07:59so many more people.
01:08:01Very well.
01:08:02When the results come in,
01:08:04if what you say is true,
01:08:05I'll partner
01:08:06with your company.
01:08:09The experiment
01:08:10will fail for sure.
01:08:11Some nobody
01:08:12off the streets
01:08:13thinks she can fix
01:08:14Dr. Carter's formula.
01:08:15What a joke.
01:08:18This one's
01:08:19the original formula,
01:08:21and this one uses
01:08:22Miss Ella's
01:08:23modified formula.
01:08:24See?
01:08:25No difference at all.
01:08:26Seems like someone
01:08:27was just putting on
01:08:28a show for attention.
01:08:33Absolutely shameless.
01:08:46No respiration.
01:08:48Likely acute organ failure
01:08:49from drug toxicity.
01:08:50How?
01:08:51How is this possible?
01:08:53I tested it over and over.
01:08:54How can it be toxic?
01:08:56Even Dr. Carter's
01:08:57formula failed.
01:08:59Yours doesn't stand
01:09:01a chance.
01:09:04Wait.
01:09:05This is a miracle.
01:09:07A mouse with cancer cells
01:09:09can't possibly be
01:09:09this alert and active.
01:09:13It actually works.
01:09:15Miss Ella,
01:09:17thank you.
01:09:18You saved the Institute.
01:09:19You saved me.
01:09:21If the old formula
01:09:22had gone to market,
01:09:24so many would have died.
01:09:26It's the least I could do.
01:09:30Dr. Carter!
01:09:31It's just a fluke.
01:09:33That mouse probably
01:09:34already had antibodies.
01:09:36No.
01:09:37I selected this mouse
01:09:38at random.
01:09:39That's not possible.
01:09:41This is the partnership
01:09:42agreement, Miss Ella.
01:09:44Beyond just partners.
01:09:46I'd like to appoint you
01:09:47as the Institute's
01:09:48special consultant.
01:09:50I look forward
01:09:50to your counsel.
01:09:57Then,
01:09:58here's to a great partnership.
01:10:02The Blake family
01:10:03has been strangling us
01:10:05all week.
01:10:06We've lost tens
01:10:08of millions of pounds.
01:10:09Our fortune's
01:10:10nearly gone.
01:10:15If this keeps up,
01:10:17we'll be bankrupt
01:10:18within a week.
01:10:20We're going bankrupt!
01:10:26I don't understand.
01:10:28Why would Mr. Blake
01:10:29do this to us?
01:10:31He must be getting
01:10:32back at us for Ella.
01:10:33Damn that useless
01:10:34Scarface.
01:10:35Calls himself a top killer.
01:10:36Can't even take out
01:10:37a schoolgirl.
01:10:38Wait.
01:10:39Isn't the Kingsley
01:10:40Patriot quite fond
01:10:41of Serena?
01:10:42At that last party,
01:10:43he even brought up
01:10:44marrying her to Liam.
01:10:45Darling,
01:10:46would you be willing?
01:10:49I don't know.
01:10:49I don't know.
01:10:50I don't know.
01:10:50I don't know.
01:10:51I don't know.
01:10:53I'd love to.
01:10:54Yes!
01:10:55With the Kingsley
01:10:56family behind us,
01:10:57we can pull through.
01:10:58I'll get on it
01:10:59right away.
01:11:03Ella, look at this.
01:11:05The Rich List
01:11:05just updated.
01:11:06Your United Concordion
01:11:07beat the Hatfield family.
01:11:09You're number one.
01:11:14Every call you made
01:11:15was spot on,
01:11:16especially Dr. Carter's
01:11:18remedy.
01:11:19Ella, you're the wealthiest
01:11:20in all of London.
01:11:22The wealthiest?
01:11:25I actually did it.
01:11:27But my identity
01:11:28has to stay secret.
01:11:30Too much attention
01:11:31only brings trouble.
01:11:32What if you used
01:11:32a fake name?
01:11:36Then call me
01:11:37Lady Minerva.
01:11:39That's perfect!
01:11:45Someone's in a good mood.
01:11:46Guess I picked
01:11:47the perfect time.
01:11:56What's your problem?
01:11:57You want to fight?
01:12:08As a gentleman,
01:12:09I should warn you,
01:12:10don't get in my way.
01:12:12And shoving people,
01:12:13that's gentlemanly?
01:12:14A gentleman's first rule
01:12:15is using his brain.
01:12:16You're living proof
01:12:17it's optional.
01:12:18You!
01:12:20Stop it!
01:12:21What are you two
01:12:21even here for?
01:12:24Your anti-tumor remedy
01:12:26was a huge success.
01:12:27I came to congratulate you
01:12:28and to discuss a partnership.
01:12:30Then I want a partnership too!
01:12:31Fine, fine, fine.
01:12:32Partnerships for everyone.
01:12:36Papa, what happened?
01:12:38Did Liam agree to marry me?
01:12:40No.
01:12:40The Kingsley family
01:12:42struck a deal
01:12:42with Lady Minerva.
01:12:43They don't need
01:12:44a marriage alliance anymore.
01:12:45And Liam declared
01:12:46he's marrying Ella.
01:12:47What?
01:12:48That little wretch Ella?
01:12:50What right does she have?
01:12:51It's over.
01:12:52We're truly going
01:12:53bankrupt this time.
01:12:55Papa,
01:12:56why don't we approach
01:12:56Lady Minerva
01:12:57for a deal ourselves?
01:12:58Yes!
01:12:59With Lady Minerva's
01:13:00backing,
01:13:00who needs Liam?
01:13:01I wouldn't even bother
01:13:02with the Hatfield family.
01:13:03I'll have someone
01:13:04contact her right now.
01:13:08Ella,
01:13:08Serena's begging you
01:13:09to step in.
01:13:19Tell them I'll be there.
01:13:21Hurry!
01:13:22Everyone in position!
01:13:24Lady Minerva
01:13:25is almost here.
01:13:26Ahem.
01:13:29Ahem.
01:13:35Ahem!
01:13:38Ahem!
01:13:38Ahem!
01:13:39Ahem!
01:13:39Ahem!
01:13:39Ahem!
01:13:39Ella!
01:13:47You!
01:13:48This isn't your place.
01:13:49Get lost.
01:13:50I'm the one
01:13:51you're looking for.
01:13:52Impossible!
01:13:53I sent for Lady Minerva.
01:13:54You're nothing but a pupa.
01:13:58Check the amount.
01:13:59See if it's enough
01:14:00to buy the ground
01:14:01you're standing on.
01:14:02You're actually...
01:14:03actually on the
01:14:04London rich list.
01:14:05Number one!
01:14:06Ella,
01:14:07we're classmates.
01:14:08Please help my family out.
01:14:10Dinner's on me.
01:14:11I'll pass on dinner.
01:14:13As for help,
01:14:14that depends on how you behave.
01:14:17I swear I'll be on my best behavior.
01:14:19That low-born wretch.
01:14:21How is she this lucky?
01:14:23Goes from nothing to the wealthiest in London
01:14:25and stole all three of the city's most eligible men.
01:14:29Damn her!
01:14:36Damn her!
01:14:38Serena,
01:14:39you never change, do you?
01:14:40I'll jab the horse with this needle.
01:14:42She doesn't have x-ray vision.
01:14:44No way she knows.
01:14:45What...
01:14:45What are you talking about?
01:14:46I don't know anything.
01:14:49How did you know?
01:14:51It's not that I won't help.
01:14:52You buried the Winslow family yourself.
01:14:55Congratulations, you're bankrupt.
01:14:56No, no, no, you're a fool!
01:14:58You've ruined everything!
01:15:05Under our main branch,
01:15:07we've got 300 music halls,
01:15:09opera houses,
01:15:10and photography studios,
01:15:12plus two race courses.
01:15:14Quarterly revenue,
01:15:15£100 million.
01:15:16The jewellery houses run by the Kingsley family
01:15:18and the Ella Consortium
01:15:20have over 1,000 branches now.
01:15:22Quarterly revenue,
01:15:23£200 million.
01:15:26I've got a report for Miss Ella too.
01:15:28The pharmaceutical venture
01:15:30between the Blake family
01:15:31and the Ella Conthoros
01:15:31is paying off.
01:15:32Projected revenue,
01:15:33£300 million.
01:15:35The trading house I manage
01:15:36profit £500 million this quarter.
01:15:39Ella,
01:15:40you're the wealthiest person in the world!
01:15:42Thank you, everyone.
01:15:44None of this would have been possible
01:15:45without all of you.
01:15:56Ella,
01:15:57you're the youngest woman
01:15:58to top the rich list!
01:15:59How are you still munching on bread?
01:16:01Because every time I take a bite,
01:16:03it takes me back to that day.
01:16:13That's not my shame.
01:16:15It's where I began.
01:16:17You
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