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00:00You
00:30We told Nan she was dead, that she was nobody.
00:45Why now?
00:46Today of all days.
00:48I wonder what it is she really wants.
00:49To tell Nan the truth.
00:52If Nan finds out that we lied, lied again, lied worse, she'll never forgive us.
00:58How could she?
01:00We'll lose her.
01:07Gentlemen, excuse me.
01:30Nice hat.
01:31Shake, shake, shake.
01:32Oh, I don't know.
01:33I don't know.
01:34Oh, where to begin?
01:36We are North Americans.
01:37And those of you who still think we're from England.
01:42We're not.
01:43No.
01:44No.
01:45You see, I love this place that I have grown to know.
01:51All right, North America.
01:52And yeah, I know you wouldn't touch us with a ten-foot pole.
01:58Cause we're North American.
01:59Yeah.
02:00Yeah.
02:01Yeah.
02:02Yeah.
02:03Yeah.
02:04Yeah.
02:05Yeah.
02:06Yeah.
02:07Touch us with a ten-foot pole
02:09Cause we're North American
02:12We are North American
02:18We are North American
02:37I can't do this
02:37Listen to me, Nan, listen
02:38We got Ginny away, we did it
02:41You did it
02:42What about Theo?
02:44I can't just lie to him my whole life
02:46You've done nothing wrong
02:48You did the right thing, Nan
02:51And more importantly, you did the only thing
02:53There's no one doing it, it's done
02:55And darling, Theo is kind
02:58He's decent, he loves you
03:00He will take care of you
03:02So you just have to make this work
03:04Can you do that?
03:07I can't make it work
03:08No, let's go into that beautiful party
03:14Filled with mostly beautiful people
03:17Let's remember you're a hero
03:20Let's get on with your wedding day
03:37Look at you
03:51My goodness
03:53We had no idea that you
03:56Did you run out of invitations?
03:58Did you not receive your invitation?
04:03We sent one, of course
04:04I heard Nan found out
04:09What did you say?
04:16Did you tell her?
04:17Mother, have you seen Theo?
04:19Um, no, I, I, oh, is that him over there?
04:23I, what does look like him?
04:26Patty
04:26Are you going to introduce us?
04:33Uh, sweetheart, this is Nell
04:35Uh, you remember, I told you
04:38Aunt Nell
04:40My sister
04:42Oh, yes, yes, of course
04:44I, I'm sorry, I didn't know you were attending
04:46Wait, she didn't, nobody
04:48I haven't seen you since I was
04:49Tiny
04:49You were so tiny
04:52I, um, I thought
04:55We might catch up
04:57Oh, well, you know, um, Nan has a husband to find
05:01Um, oh, you know what?
05:02There he is, just there
05:03Oh, look
05:04Thank you
05:05I'll, I'll see you
05:06Okay
05:06Okay
05:08Out you go
05:10We need to talk
05:13Wait for me up front
05:15I'll see you there
05:16Congratulations
05:26Thank you
05:27Thank you so much
05:28Thank you
05:29It's nice
05:32But it's nice
05:33That was fine
05:37I don't know
05:39You won't come
05:44Oh, my God.
06:14The wedding party needs a bride.
06:22Your guests are asking for you.
06:25Theo thinks this is real.
06:27He thinks I chose to marry him.
06:28Which you did.
06:30Oh, I chose to save my sister.
06:33What have we done?
06:34He deserves to know.
06:36All Theo needs to know is that he has a dutiful and loving wife.
06:39You don't care?
06:41They're relying to your son.
06:42Now I need to tell him.
06:42We had an agreement.
06:44I will get Jenny away.
06:46I will keep her safe.
06:48I will also neglect to tell Theodore, who I found in your room last night.
06:55In return, you have two jobs.
06:58Never to breathe a word to Theo of my involvement, and to make him happy.
07:04Annabelle, what must come next is obedience.
07:09I decide what comes next.
07:11Izzy, I don't suppose you've seen Nan.
07:31She was here a moment ago.
07:32It's a lovely party.
07:36The dancing in the drinks.
07:40You don't need me to explain parties.
07:42I've been to a few.
07:43I'd like an explanation for it.
07:45So?
07:45Hector Robinson.
08:00Is that his name?
08:01Mm-hmm.
08:02Upstanding citizen.
08:03Member of Parliament.
08:05And that's your lie.
08:07I'm going to find Nan.
08:08Would you excuse me?
08:14No.
08:15I'm sorry.
08:17I didn't excuse me.
08:19I see.
08:21I see all things considered.
08:30You've had fun.
08:32I shouldn't.
08:33Sure. Today. Noisy fuss like all weddings.
08:38But benefit of you being ill, an excuse to escape. Exhausting.
08:45I meant the thirty-odd years being in each other's vicinity.
08:51Three children and what have you.
08:53All entirely useless to a man.
08:56Every one of them. Desperate disappointments.
09:00I hope you and I have had something approaching fun.
09:05You're not trying to start any physical activity.
09:10Well, not immediately.
09:14No cause for alarm.
09:18You'll survive, will you, old girl? Surrounded by the Americans and their chins?
09:26I'd say I'm used to-ing around flancy things, which are little use, but easy on the eye.
09:40I'll lie down, I think. Before we're forced to rejoin the wretched wedding.
09:46I'm so sorry about your father.
10:04We've become experts at hiding. But you don't have to hide from me.
10:17We've barely begun. You didn't bargain on a crisis or grief.
10:23Or my mother let loose alone.
10:26I bargained on a life with you.
10:30This is just a start.
10:33I mean, the mother thing is a blow.
10:36It's a blow.
10:39I'm not gonna lie to you, but...
10:43But it's our blow.
10:45Are you all right?
10:58Thank you. I'm waiting for my sister.
11:01Now.
11:04Nan.
11:05Are you all right?
11:08I don't know what to do. I don't know what to do.
11:10I've made a terrible mistake. I've married the wrong man.
11:13Now I really feel I have to tell him.
11:30I don't know why I blurted all of that out.
11:33Oh, well, sometimes you just have to blurt.
11:36And I liked you trusting me.
11:40I think I just needed to tell a stranger.
11:41Not that you're obviously family.
11:44No.
11:45But we hardly know each other.
11:47More importantly, you're not my mother.
11:51What would your mother say?
11:53She'd worry.
11:54Hug me.
11:55She'd try to fix it.
11:57But I don't think this is something you can fix.
12:00Well, I think when something can't be fixed,
12:02it's absolutely forever.
12:04Give up trying to fix it.
12:06Some days, you just have to cry.
12:09Shout.
12:11Dance.
12:13Whatever works.
12:14And then get right back on with living with it.
12:17Nan.
12:18When a decision is made for every right reason in the world,
12:24you just have to stop regretting it
12:28and get on with making the life you chose a life you can learn to love.
12:31And also, it's not for me to say, but he's handsome.
12:42And he loves you.
12:46And you have loved him.
12:48I believed so.
12:53Nan.
12:55Will you ever regret saving your sister?
12:58Of course not.
13:00Well then,
13:02it sounds to me like
13:04marrying the Duke is the best decision you've ever made.
13:10Nan!
13:12I was looking for you.
13:15Will you stay the night?
13:16Oh, please.
13:17No, I don't...
13:18Mother will never forgive me.
13:20Please.
13:23Bye.
13:25Hello.
13:34Oh, she's hidden.
13:35She's hidden.
13:36She's hidden in her lap.
13:38And her eyes are closed.
13:41I think she does.
13:43What do you think?
13:45What do you think?
13:47She says she doesn't.
13:49Lizzie, could you introduce me to Lady Maribel?
13:52Yeah.
13:55She also says that she...
14:13I convinced myself you wouldn't come.
14:20I haven't known left from right.
14:22I've been distant and I've been erratic and I'm so sorry.
14:27There's something I have to tell you.
14:28There's something I have to tell you.
14:42The relief of being here with you.
14:46Being us here together.
14:48Marrying you is the best decision I ever made.
14:51This is where I'm supposed to be.
14:55This is where I'm supposed to be.
15:21This is where I'm supposed to be.
15:23I'm supposed to be.
15:25Can you breathe?
15:26Please.
15:28Oh.
15:29Oh.
15:31Oh.
15:36Oh.
15:38Oh.
15:42Oh.
15:45Oh.
15:46Oh.
15:48Oh.
15:49The girl's helped me get her in a carriage before the wedding.
16:16I don't even know where she's heading.
16:18I wish you'd told me before about Sedan and what he was doing to Ginny.
16:23I only knew myself this morning.
16:25Just had to get her out.
16:28Why don't you be frightened all alone?
16:35She's safe, I'm sure.
16:38You both are.
16:41I don't know.
16:42I don't know.
16:43I don't know.
16:44I don't know.
16:45I'm sorry.
16:46You weren't waiting where I expected.
16:47I thought you'd left.
16:48I am a constant disappointment.
16:55I thought the worst part of the secret was that it wasn't you.
17:02Turns out, the worst part's me.
17:03I told Tracy when we go back to New York I want a divorce.
17:07Why now?
17:08I've had enough.
17:09You're fed up, is that it?
17:10You're bored?
17:11You're fed up, is that it?
17:12You're bored?
17:13He doesn't treat me with respect.
17:38Well, that's not new.
17:40He doesn't treat me with respect.
17:41Well, that's not new.
17:42Okay, well, now's what I've decided.
17:43Now there's a duchess in the family to protect your reputation.
17:47You didn't leave when he was sleeping with your sister.
17:51But now what? You fancy a change?
17:54No.
17:56Jenny was tiny.
17:58And we had barely any money.
18:00But you needed a place to be.
18:02So while I was feeding and aching and leaking
18:08and sneaking away to cry with the weight of it all,
18:13you were giggling and opening another bottle
18:15and thinking it was amusing that I would worry that Jenny wouldn't settle.
18:19And that was only me, was it?
18:20Just shameful old me all alone.
18:23Maybe I did blame you more than Tracy, but he's a man.
18:27Tempted every day of his life.
18:29I expected it of him. I expect it.
18:32But what I expected of my sister
18:34is that she would stay out of my husband's bed.
18:36Well, what a liability I've always been.
18:40What a harlot.
18:41Nan's life is just beginning.
18:45If she knew now, where would that leave her?
18:48Has it helped you to pretend you're protecting Nan?
18:51You're protecting yourself from the risk of losing her.
18:54It is my job to protect her,
18:57and you gave me that.
18:59You took her.
19:00You walked away from your baby.
19:05I tried to come back, but you kept her from me.
19:08She's still so young.
19:12Really, only a child.
19:20Nan is a year older than I was
19:21when your husband took me to his bed.
19:23Nan, when we first came to England,
19:42we were outsiders,
19:43and now you're a duchess.
19:45I don't want to tell you now I have to
19:52when it's someone you love
19:54for Ginny.
19:55something you learn
19:57every moment
20:00it's for better or worse
20:04something you burn
20:07yeah, yeah, yeah
20:12something to hold on to
20:26for so long it hurts
20:32every moment
20:33it's for better or worse
20:37something to hold on to
20:40for so long it hurts
20:42and all of the ways we said
20:46I love you is worth
20:49something to hold on to
20:53yeah, yeah, yeah
20:55yeah, yeah
20:58I love you is worth
21:00I love you is worth
21:02like
21:17me
21:19thank you
21:21it was a game to me that summer i felt like i was swimming in a wild river
21:39any minute i expected a grown-up to come and tell me to get out be safe but nobody came
21:51what started as pretending with tracy became something that was really happening
21:59thank you you were always the person who stopped me getting into trouble
22:07you know i've been exhausted for two decades
22:21there's no rest in the world when you have children
22:27but i've not been the mother i've pretended to be
22:31before i had my girls to watch over i had a baby sister
22:36and i should have protected you
22:42you know what we'd love
22:55for you to come for thanksgiving
23:01we always wanted you to be more of an aunt to the girls
23:07any number of times over the years i'd have uh leapt at being aunt now
23:20maybe even yesterday but
23:23but i've met her now
23:31i've talked to her
23:34i've seen
23:38she
23:41she smiles like i do
23:45i felt how it feels when she puts her hand on my
23:52on my arm
23:55you've had nan's hand on your arm
23:58for 19 years
24:00and i haven't
24:02not ever
24:03maybe it's selfish
24:10probably
24:12i'm famed for that
24:15but
24:16i can't stand
24:19to be with her and have her not know
24:21i won't tell her
24:38i won't
24:41i can see she's
24:43tough
24:45and
24:47she will be all right
24:49but i don't want to be the consolation prize of
24:51being someone she's just polite to
24:54good morning your grace
25:08this dress has been selected for you today
25:12sorry do you want me to
25:16i don't know
25:24i don't really so
25:26it's funny
25:27i feel
25:29i need
25:32or
25:32i feel
25:34i feel
25:36ill
25:38Your Grace, the Talmadger's waiting for you.
26:04Why didn't you tell me last night about your father?
26:08Because you were celebrating.
26:11I just thought one last day of not knowing you
26:15about to become Lady Brittlecy.
26:18Oh, God, this is all I have to take in.
26:22Who means my mother, Penoria, all the debts and bills
26:27and wages, they'll be down to us.
26:29And with all our money gone, we were so close
26:33to leaving the sinking ship.
26:34Now we've become the captains.
26:38I'm so sorry.
26:40Tiki, none of this is your fault.
26:43How can it be?
26:45My father's bad judgment, your father's bad news.
26:50And as for the money, I will take a look at the books.
26:55Do you know how to know about books?
26:58The only books my father owned had numbers in them.
27:01Yes.
27:05Tighter, please.
27:08Tighter.
27:09Weights in the hem, please.
27:11A gust of wind might draw attention by revealing an ankle.
27:14Lady Hadstock's black and white wall, the event of the season,
27:18and your Duchess debut.
27:20Please.
27:21Has there been any news in this Ginny safe?
27:23As discussed, I'm taking care of it.
27:25I am so sorry.
27:26So sorry about what happened with Gaia that night.
27:29Such a monumental misstep can only be rectified by obedience.
27:34Thank God you saw sense and didn't tell Theo.
27:37Everything before I do is now irrelevant.
27:41You are a wife.
27:42But Annabelle, anyone can be a wife.
27:44You are?
27:45A Duchess.
27:46And a Duchess, particularly an American prone to attracting attention,
27:52must keep her eyes low and her profile lower.
28:16Oh, Mother, Mother, look, it's her!
28:30Regina Clausen!
28:31Lady Marable, good afternoon.
28:34Hi.
28:35Your wedding in New York was the definition of a love story.
28:38Cora has a scrapbook of every canapé you chose.
28:41Mother!
28:42I don't.
28:43She does.
28:44And Cora.
28:46Merrigan.
28:47Cora Merrigan.
28:48She is.
28:49Like the store.
28:50Merrigan's.
28:51My husband's the proprietor.
28:52Well, I've lost days in Merrigan's.
28:55Jewelry.
28:56Haberdashery.
28:57Hats.
28:58Ladies wear, ladies wear shoes.
29:01And you're in London to meet?
29:04Anyone at this point, I think.
29:05On the boat over, we were thinking maybe a lord or a...
29:09Baron, Viscount, Earl, Marquess, Duke.
29:12But as it turns out, Merrigan's may mean something to New Yorkers.
29:16To these people, I am but the daughter of a grocer.
29:20And as for connections in London, I have none at all.
29:23Well, now you've got one.
29:28Well, we're here.
29:29Now what?
29:30Conchita thinks we ought to talk.
29:32Mm-hmm.
29:36Gloria?
29:37Anything to say?
29:38Oh, I don't think so.
29:43Any wise words?
29:48Father, are you...
29:51Are you feeling well?
29:52No.
29:53Right.
29:54Well, that's solved it.
29:55Touching.
29:56All the facts established.
29:57Can we leave that?
29:58Mother, please just do sit down.
29:59Please.
30:00If only James were here.
30:02Would James know what to say?
30:03No, of course not.
30:04But he'd be able to pass me a sherry.
30:07Oh.
30:20Apologies.
30:22I had an early meeting in the house.
30:25Uh, of Commons.
30:27Of course.
30:28Of course.
30:29Well, my sister and I are staying with the Marable,
30:32so, um, should I go in and ask Dick...
30:34No, I, uh, I didn't come to see you, Lord Marable.
30:36Oh.
30:37At the wedding, I was kicking myself,
30:39not asking you to dance.
30:40No.
30:41No, no kicking needed.
30:43Though I do enjoy dancing quite a lot.
30:45But, um, I wanted us to...
30:47talk.
30:48Well, then we know what's required.
30:50Uh, we must dance properly,
30:52and we must talk a good deal more.
30:54I like the sound of both.
30:56Uh, might I see you at Lady Hadstock's black and white ball?
30:59Yes.
31:01I'm gonna run inside and ask somebody what that is.
31:03Right.
31:06Well, you could possibly ask your sister, who's...
31:10I can't stand the sight of her.
31:11I'm not sure what she's doing.
31:12She's appalling.
31:13She seems excited.
31:14She's very excitable.
31:15Yes.
31:16I'm gonna have to go and tie her to something.
31:18Well...
31:20I look forward to that dance, Elizabeth Elmsworth.
31:23Lizzie.
31:24Lizzie.
31:25I'm Hector.
31:28Robinson?
31:29Woohoo!
31:30Hector Robinson!
31:31Well...
31:32I apologize.
31:33I'm sorry.
31:34I'm sorry.
31:36No.
31:37No.
31:38No.
31:39No.
31:40No.
31:41No.
31:42No.
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31:49No.
31:50No.
31:51No.
31:52No.
31:53No.
31:54No.
31:55No.
31:56No.
31:57Jaguination.
31:58No.
31:59It just needs to be said.
32:01I have been taking a look at our assets.
32:03The country house, can we put on the market?
32:04Absolutely not.
32:06We'll get some money for the horses, but pull the carriages ourselves.
32:09paintings, then if we auction those, then we...
32:11Oh, my dead body.
32:18Could we...
32:19oust some tenants?
32:23Mother.
32:23Listen, we will all be ousted, all of us.
32:27How have you people avoided selling out before?
32:29We sold our last crisis with a rich American.
32:39Father, if there's anything you...
33:09Goodbye, then.
33:35Thank you, Anne, for the talk.
33:37Oh, anyone can talk.
33:39I really wish you would stay.
33:43Well, I have life to get back to.
33:45And how do you propose to manage that life without me interfering in it?
33:50Darling, you're right if there's the slightest news about Jenny.
33:52I have to go home, just in case she tries to make contact in New York.
33:55Of course.
33:56The minute you need me, I will turn around and set off right back here.
34:01Patty, what on earth are you doing?
34:05Thought we weren't leaving till tomorrow?
34:07Entirely up to you when you leave.
34:09What are you talking about?
34:10You have my ticket.
34:11Tracy?
34:12Yes?
34:15I am sorry I told you a week ago that I wanted a divorce.
34:19Well, of course you are, but sweetheart, your woolly head is...
34:21I should have told you two decades ago.
34:25And my sister will be using your ticket.
34:30Oh, I see.
34:31So you two have joined forces, is that it?
34:34We are joined forces.
34:39That's so nice to hear.
34:41You've barely spoken from what I remember for my whole life.
34:48How long has it been?
34:50How long ago did you fall out?
34:52Nineteen years ago.
35:10That's a really long time to not have a sister.
35:13Welcome back to the family, Aunt Nell.
35:35Do something spectacular.
35:38Your grace.
35:39I hardly know what a duchess is.
35:41Oh.
35:42I believe you're still man.
35:46Now, take ownership of this castle, please.
35:51Paint it scarlet.
35:52I'm so proud of you.
36:16Now, Eleanor, are you certain you've packed absolutely everything?
36:18I'll have a servant pack up your bags and prepare a carriage for you.
36:44You'll need a new boat ticket.
36:45Okay.
37:00My wife is an expert on adjusting to London society.
37:23And my husband is an expert on lords.
37:25Well, yes, because he is a lord.
37:29I am.
37:30He is.
37:30Exactly.
37:31Oh, Corey, can you imagine any finer way to make your debut than the black and white ball?
37:36I can't.
37:40And might I find a happy ending, like yours?
37:43Oh, a happy beginning, middle, and ending, the whole package.
37:48So, Mrs. Merrigan.
37:50For the figure we agreed.
37:52Schooling, introductions, chaperoning.
37:54And the same amount again.
37:56When Cor walks down the aisle.
37:58I might not walk down the aisle.
38:00I might skip.
38:00Well, for that, there will be no extra charge.
38:04Okay.
38:04I don't know.
38:34There's a coat, downstairs, belonging to Guy.
39:03Guy's port has spent as much time in this castle as you have.
39:06He left weeks ago.
39:08He wasn't here before.
39:11So, you've conducted a thorough inventory of all the coats.
39:15I look forward to your full report.
39:17But won't you miss it? How long has it been?
39:20My understanding is Guy's gone.
39:23He left right after New Year's Eve to travel the world.
39:26Which will surely require a coat?
39:28Guy's a well-dressed young man.
39:29It's my suspicion he has more than one outer garment.
39:33You're right, of course.
40:03Where's my wife?
40:04Where's my wife?
40:05I need to see her.
40:06Where's my wife?
40:07I need to see her.
40:08Where's my wife?
40:09I need to see her.
40:10Where's my wife?
40:11I need to see her.
40:17Where is she?
40:18I need to see her.
40:19Where is she?
40:24I have no idea.
40:25I need to know where she is.
40:26I deserve...
40:27You don't deserve to do anything with my sister.
40:28You don't deserve to do anything with my sister.
40:29You don't deserve to do anything.
40:30You don't deserve to do anything with my sister.
40:31You don't deserve to do anything with my sister.
40:36If I could just see her.
40:37Explain how sorry I am for how she felt.
40:38For how she felt.
40:39You don't deserve to do anything with my sister.
40:43If I could just see her.
40:44Explain how sorry I am for how she felt.
40:45For how she felt.
40:46For how she felt.
40:47You covered her body in bruises.
40:48You were despicable.
40:49No.
40:50No.
40:51No.
40:52No.
40:53No.
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41:04No.
41:05No.
41:06No.
41:07No.
41:08No.
41:09No.
41:10No.
41:11No.
41:12No.
41:13The Man.
41:14You're despicable.
41:15No.
41:16You know I'll find her.
41:20I'll give her your love, shall I?
41:26I don't know.
41:56Wait till my wife sees.
42:16I hope it's to your liking, Mr. and Mrs. Thork.
42:26Where is she? Where's my sister?
42:30We've been over this. It's safer you don't know.
42:33But Seton's here. He's here.
42:35He says he's going to find her, and I can't protect her if I don't know where she is.
42:38I'm protecting her.
42:40What about when she comes home?
42:41Yeah.
42:47Annabelle.
42:49You said if I was a duchess...
42:51Your sister's run away from her husband and stolen his child.
42:54Nobody in the world has the power to bring her home without consequences.
42:58With a duchess for a sister, the law won't follow her.
43:00But Seton will, wherever she is, while she's on every front page, she'll be discovered.
43:05Nan, nobody can prevent speculation.
43:07Tonight, the new duchess is expected.
43:10Your business now is not to fight.
43:12Your business is to put on your black dress.
43:15Stand silently behind your husband and wait for this to pass.
43:20Some more fascinating story will come along to knock Ginny from the headlines.
43:24Now go and show the world how you intend to behave.
43:27Did I catch you with tension?
43:53You look like you lost your breath.
43:55When I circle the room you and I, you gon' twist your head.
44:00Don't you come at me dream with an attitude when my lips and my soul's a red.
44:05If I leave you behind, you can look for the brokenness.
44:09No, no.
44:11Cause I've been here once or twice.
44:15Never worry about the eyes.
44:19Come on.
44:19Don't just stand there staring, honey.
44:21Try to move your feet.
44:24If you think they're looking at you.
44:27They're looking at me.
44:29What's she doing?
44:32Finding a conversation.
44:35Baby, they're looking at me.
44:40They're looking at me.
44:44Yeah, yeah, they're looking at me.
44:46They're looking at me.
44:53Yeah, yeah, they're looking at me.
44:55They're young for a teacher.
44:56I'll teach you what you don't know.
44:57I can teach you the things that you wanna know.
44:59But I can't give it up.
45:01All I want you would overdose.
45:02Don't you bring any bull in the room tonight.
45:06It's a whole new rodeo.
45:08It could be you and me, but you know that I'll steal the show.
45:12Oh.
45:14Never worry about the eyes.
45:16Never worry about the eyes.
45:17Come on.
45:18Don't just stand there staring, honey.
45:20Try to move your feet.
45:22If you think they're looking at you.
45:25They're looking at me.
45:27I can make it nice and easy.
45:29I'ma take the lead.
45:30I'ma take the lead.
45:31They ain't even looking at you, baby.
45:34They're looking at me.
45:39They're looking at me.
45:43Yeah, yeah, they're looking at me.
45:48But they're looking at me, baby.
45:52They're looking at me, baby.
45:54If I leave you behind, you can look for the broken necks.
46:01They're looking at me.
46:03They're looking at me.
46:04They're looking at me, baby.
46:05They're actually looking at me in the basket.
46:06coop.
46:07Qualcomm?
46:07They are looking at me, baby.
46:07They're know this.
46:09They're looking at me.
46:10They're looking at me.
46:11I'm not going to be reactions at me, baby.
46:18Thanks, guys.
46:25Sorry.
46:26I can see.
46:27Well, I'm...
46:28I can see.
46:29Well, now I'm out of the middle.
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