Traitors Episode 2

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00:00How's the family?

00:05Yeah, good.

00:14The girl you like, the other girl, she's in.

00:30I want to know more about her.

00:38Money.

00:40Her family need it.

00:41She has a complicated relationship with them, so...

00:44Ideology.

00:46Basically a Tory, not a zealot.

00:48Compromise, coercion.

00:51Her brother's probably a homosexual.

00:55Ego?

00:56Adventure.

00:57That's a ticket with her.

01:00Let her settle in.

01:08Then we make our move.

01:16The civil service?

01:18Sorry, I don't understand.

01:20You're going to be a secretary?

01:21Why can't you just meet someone?

01:24Even Freddy has managed to meet someone.

01:27Well, he had to.

01:28Otherwise people would talk.

01:29Shut up, people.

01:31Honestly, she doesn't know anything about anything and then tries to hide it by talking too much.

01:41Something wrong with the meat?

01:42Hugh is a very fine solicitor and I think will be instrumental as you make decisions about the house.

02:02Fucking armour used the east wing as a barracks, treated it appallingly, you will seek compensation and then fix the bloody roof.

02:12We'll present you with a variety of options.

02:14Including a tax haven.

02:15Including a tax haven.

02:16Always wise.

02:17A little wise with the socialists, Gennon.

02:22Not that there's a chance of that.

02:23Freddy's going to replace me in the Commons.

02:26I shall take my seat in the Lords.

02:28Good luck in the election.

02:32I'm also running.

02:33For the Labour Party.

02:34You're running for Labour.

02:38They've got no hope.

02:43Congratulations.

02:44What for?

02:46For irritating my father and brother.

02:50Seems fairly easily done.

02:51If you're a socialist, why are you fiddling my father's taxes anyway?

02:57Don't you want all this money to go to the pool?

03:00Well, I can only afford my principles on my day off, unfortunately.

03:06Actually, there is no fiddling your father's taxes.

03:13So what will you tell Daddy tomorrow?

03:17The cheapest option is to demolish the house.

03:25Gosh.

03:27When someone says something like that, you expect the sky to fall in or something, don't you?

03:31I'm sorry.

03:33Wanna go swimming?

03:35It's not that hot.

03:38Well, I always swim when I'm home.

04:00Come on.

04:02Let's just celebrate the end of the war.

04:05You swim.

04:06I'll wait.

04:07Don't bother.

04:08And when do you leave us for London?

04:21This afternoon.

04:22Oh, how terribly exciting.

04:23Exciting.

04:24Oh, good morning, Mrs. Herbert.

04:25Lovely to see you.

04:26Good morning.

04:27Good morning.

04:28Good morning.

04:29Yes.

04:30And you've arranged accommodation?

04:31Uh, yes.

04:32Staying with a college friend initially.

04:33I think we're about done here.

04:34It's only 11, Freddie.

04:35But it's only 11, Freddie.

04:36But I know, but I'm hungry.

04:37Oh, there's some meat at the butcher's.

04:38I bought it up.

04:39We can have it for lunch.

04:40Can I induce you to wear one of these, Vicka?

04:41Ah.

04:42No.

04:43Staying in no shirt.

04:44Oh, I'm not sure.

04:45Come on.

04:46Oh, come on.

04:47Come on.

04:48Come on.

04:49Oh, come on.

04:50Come on.

04:51Come on.

04:52Come on.

04:53Come on.

04:54Come on.

04:55Come on.

04:56Can I induce you to wear one of these, Vicka?

04:58Ah.

04:59No.

05:14Are you sure this is all right?

05:16Plenty of room for all of us.

05:26What's going on?

05:36I don't know.

05:38Oh.

05:39Keep it down, would you?

05:46What's going on?

05:48The election results are in.

05:50Who are?

05:51The bloody socialists.

05:52We are.

05:59We are.

06:00We are.

06:04We are.

06:09We are.

06:13We are.

06:20Hello. First day. Quite a day.

06:50Good luck.

06:51Can't believe they won.

06:52Remember your interview. We are neutral. We are neutral.

06:57This is all the data I collected so far about wood.

07:00Wood?

07:00Wood. Trees. Wood builds houses.

07:05There is, you may have noticed, a lack of housing in the United Kingdom as a result of the last six years.

07:09Questions that will need to be answered.

07:11What type of wood would be most cost effective?

07:13Do weather conditions affect the type of wood required?

07:15If so, do we need to make logistically specific decisions?

07:17Perhaps you should be writing some of this down.

07:20From when should we access the wood?

07:23East Germany? Scotland?

07:25Consider political as well as practical ramifications.

07:28How much wood should be used in comparison to other building materials?

07:31Is there a different type of information we need to follow up on?

07:33What kind of things to think is important?

07:38Tonight, Peter, make it romantic.

07:42You got it.

07:43I don't know.

08:34I heard you made it to London.

08:37I wanted to say hello.

08:39That's very kind of you.

08:39I've got the distinct impression the last time we met that you didn't really like me.

08:44Not at all.

08:45I like you very much.

08:47Very much.

08:47I just, um, my situation is...

08:49Oh, no, I was being silly.

08:51And I'd had too much to drink, so...

08:53Anyway, congratulations.

08:56I assume you won your season like my brother.

09:01Socialist, eh?

09:02It's going to be impossible to get good service.

09:05Excuse me.

09:10You know I'm happy for you and everything, but I don't think it says very much for the country.

09:16Churchill single-handedly held off the Nazis.

09:19Voting him out of office is a rather peculiar way of showing our appreciation.

09:22Churchill ran the war.

09:24Attlee ran England.

09:25He deserves credit, too.

09:26He just doesn't have quite the same genius for self-promotion.

09:29Oh, and what a wonderful job Attlee did on the home front.

09:32Keep things going at home.

09:33Look.

09:34Labs off.

09:35And the beast off.

09:36All Churchill wants for peacetime is to go back to business as usual.

09:39Well, that's what we all want, isn't it?

09:41With meat.

09:41Business as usual before the war was mass unemployment and the worst slums in Europe.

09:46Obviously, some lucky people could afford meat, but not as many as you might think.

09:50Depends on the circles you travel in and how limited they are.

09:59Well, it doesn't give me much faith in democracy, anyway.

10:02People don't know what they need.

10:04It hardly makes a difference who's at number 10.

10:06Although, I heard Attlee knows nothing about foreign policy, so God knows what the consequences

10:10would be from there.

10:12The beef's off and the lamb's off.

10:14What a repellently overprivileged universe you come from if you really believe a vote

10:18is something to be thrown away over a misguided sense of politeness.

10:22Oh, can you excuse me a second?

10:24I'm going to continue being impolite and ask if you wouldn't mind if we skip dinner.

10:28This is a special night for the Labour Party.

10:30For the country.

10:33I'm sorry.

10:35I thought you were different.

10:40How was your first day?

11:00Unbelievably boring.

11:01Don't lie on me.

11:28Stay on top.

11:29You deserve to do great things.

11:58I can make that happen.

12:01I want you to meet someone.

12:02Peter tells me you had all the makings of an excellent agent, but that your career was cut short.

12:29The war ended.

12:32Wars don't end.

12:35Really?

12:36Because I definitely attended a couple of victory parties.

12:40Why'd you want to be a special agent?

12:43It seemed insane to sit around and...

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