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00:00THEO
00:09Theo, wait, please.
00:10So Guy was here.
00:11He was here the night before the wedding.
00:13But why did he come?
00:14To talk to me.
00:15And Guy was still here the next morning?
00:17So what happened then?
00:19What happened during that night apart from talking?
00:22Was he in your bed?
00:23Theo.
00:24This has nothing to do with you, Mother.
00:25I can't hear you.
00:32Say it!
00:36Yes.
00:39Guy was in the castle.
00:42Guy was in my bed.
00:47But it makes no sense.
00:49Guy came to you.
00:50You welcomed him.
00:52He left in the carriage.
00:53Your sister was in it.
00:54Why weren't you?
00:55Your heart was with Guy, so why weren't you?
01:01They were going to run, all of us.
01:03Why didn't you now?
01:05Why didn't you?
01:09I realized I had no power to protect my sister unless we were married.
01:17I needed your title.
01:18I needed your title.
01:25Theo.
01:26Theo.
01:26Theo.
01:36Theo.
01:37If he knew of my involvement...
01:42Thank you for not telling him.
01:43Now we've both protected each other.
02:13I have grown to know all right, North America.
02:18And yeah, I know you wouldn't touch us with a 10-foot pole.
02:23Cause we're North American.
02:29We are North American.
02:36We are North American.
02:43So nothing from London?
02:50Nothing from any of the residences.
02:53Oh, a week and no news.
02:54People are speculating.
02:56Well, we should cancel Lizzie's birthday party today.
02:58The first sign of anything awry and alarm bells ring.
03:02So we just get through it, avoid questions.
03:06And if they ask about the Duke?
03:08When they ask.
03:10Call away on unexpected business.
03:13But in the absence of any news, we endure with poise.
03:18And what if he's gone for good?
03:21What if Theo never comes back?
03:24We'll get through this together.
03:30It's a Midsummer Night's Dream party for Lizzie's birthday.
03:34So it's just a party at Midsummer?
03:36Where people wear wings?
03:38Exactly.
03:39Perfect place to find a husband.
03:41It'll be romantic.
03:41What do you know about romance?
03:44You're a married woman.
03:46Miss Merrigan, I may be a married woman.
03:49And I may be a teeny bit older than you.
03:51But I am at least a million times more experienced in love, life, and not being an ungrateful, rude, spoiled baby.
03:59It's going to be quite well until the last bit.
04:03Is this because I said I didn't like mustaches?
04:06Nobody does!
04:07But you might like the man beneath one.
04:11You don't like spindly legs.
04:12You think that a man who likes cats must be a criminal.
04:15Well, cats are just creepy.
04:17I actually quite like cats.
04:18You know what?
04:19I'm going to stop this carriage.
04:20If you walk to Tintagel, you might realize that marriage isn't just swimming in the rain or fireworks or having someone stroke your hair every five minutes whilst reciting poetry.
04:31I like poetry.
04:31So do I.
04:34But it doesn't pay the grocer.
04:37Cora, you will be with this man for the rest of your life.
04:41And that's why I absolutely insist that he wears yellow socks.
04:47My husband won't care a bit what people think of him.
04:50You're completely impossible.
04:52At least I'm not impossible at all.
04:55Get out.
04:56You're walking.
05:01You're walking.
05:31Hey, welcome.
05:42You're doing well.
05:44Any sign of the birthday girl?
05:46Oh, no.
05:47Not yet.
05:48Huge interest in the house after your speech at last week's gala.
05:53I'm on the cusp of something very important.
05:55We could use the support of the Duke.
05:56We've not seen him for three weeks.
05:58Oh, Grace.
06:00Oh.
06:01What is going on?
06:08I cannot see a thing.
06:09We finally let you see and everyone has gone home.
06:12Sparkles were my idea.
06:25Was there ever a lovelier fairy?
06:41A group of fairies?
06:44I don't like him.
06:45I think we should get a drink.
06:48Come on, follow me.
06:49There's dancing, there's music.
06:51Here we are.
06:51There's a girl.
06:52Cheetah.
06:54Where's Theo?
07:00Nan?
07:01He's gone.
07:03What?
07:03What do you mean?
07:08Okay.
07:09Everybody, we must dance.
07:10Yes.
07:11It's fine.
07:28It's cool.
07:30You can say that we ain't nothing, but you know the truth.
07:35And guess I'm the fool with your arms out like an angel through the dark sun rail.
07:43I don't want to call it all, but you don't want to call it love.
07:48You only want to be the one that I call, baby.
07:52You can crush on the poison once.
07:56Shoot another shot just to stop the feeling.
08:00You can change just the way you are.
08:04Make an excuse for the stupid reason.
08:08Go away.
08:10Go away.
08:12Yeah.
08:13Just like the world, just to stop the feeling.
08:16Go away.
08:18Go away.
08:19Go away.
08:20Blanche?
08:20Yeah.
08:21Or do I get the headed these days for calling you that?
08:28How maddening of you to age quite so gracefully.
08:32I assure you my knees tell a different story.
08:36You've ignored every invitation I've sent you for decades.
08:39Yet still they came.
08:40Bothersome.
08:42Oxygen.
08:45So to what do we owe the pleasure?
08:48Hector asked me to come.
08:49He's planning a big question.
08:53I believe doggedly supporting one's son is a concept familiar to you.
09:00You have titled guests tonight.
09:05I'm acutely aware historically how important that is to you, so I will take my name.
09:13The time was really showing them how it's done.
09:22It looks irritatingly youthful and energetic.
09:28Perfect for us, Ben.
09:29It's coming from the truth.
09:33And it looks like feeling like a 30-year-old man.
09:38Check us out the fight.
09:41Please review the episode.
09:41It looks...
09:42Maybe you say you read us at times.
09:44That's just why it'snt even more.
09:45Oh, I mean...
09:46The way you are
09:48Make a new excuse for a stupid reason
09:52Good boy, well good boy
09:55Yeah, to stop the world just to stop the feeling
10:00Good boy, well good boy
10:03Izzy, I think there's one more surprise
10:08Girls, you'll never believe it
10:11Mother, what on earth are you
10:13Mr. Robinson, that must be you
10:15Mrs. Elmsworth
10:16Izzy, isn't he handsome
10:19With that mustache
10:22Exactly the way you draw a politician
10:24Mother
10:25Do you draw?
10:26Not the least bit, I'm horrible at it
10:28We know
10:29Might I suggest hello, mother?
10:33Nice to see you girls after all these months
10:36Well, I could hardly miss Mr. Robinson's big question, could I?
10:42A dance, Mrs. Elmsworth
10:43Right
10:44No, no, I'm sorry
10:50How do you do it?
10:52A jave?
10:54It's hot
10:54It's hot, hot, hot, good, good, good, gentlemen
10:57How much of that?
10:58It's about 20 centes for you
11:00Excuse me?
11:00It's about 20 centes for you
11:01Excuse me?
11:02Thank you, good day
11:04Excuse me, how much cost?
11:06This is 90 centesimi, 90.
11:0990?
11:09Yes, ma'am.
11:11Wait a moment.
11:13Is this woman a fool?
11:15Probably.
11:16Sorry.
11:17No, no, no, that's sorry.
11:18Okay, you tried it.
11:19My friend is not stupid.
11:20We're going to 50.
11:2280, come on.
11:2365.
11:24All right.
11:25You give.
11:27This, you say,
11:28and it's enough, no apologies.
11:30And it's enough.
11:32I'm bad at this.
11:34I just wanted to cook our dinner.
11:36You're bad at nothing.
11:37Alessandro here thinks that beautiful means weak.
11:40You don't prove him right.
11:42Oi, Ginny, hey.
11:44Don't be surprised this is hard.
11:46You're discovering.
11:48Discovering that I can't cook?
11:49Hey, you pushed a baby out of your body.
11:52You can heat up food.
11:54What does a basta mean?
11:55A basta means enough,
11:57but it's also good because a little bit it sounds like bastard.
11:59You were amazing at the market.
12:04For standing up for myself.
12:06This is the problem with being a woman.
12:08It's like in my family.
12:09When a man comes near,
12:11my sister suddenly,
12:12oh, I can't do anything.
12:14I'm a little girl,
12:16and this world is so big,
12:17and it's so confusing.
12:20You have sisters.
12:22Oh, just one.
12:22You're very good at that.
12:26This, family business.
12:28Your mother was a dressmaker?
12:30My mother was a beautiful waste of time,
12:33but my father made sales.
12:35Wonderful sales.
12:37And he would never put me to bed at a decent time
12:39because he would make sure that I could sew.
12:41So now because of him, I have this,
12:42and I am busy, I can make money,
12:46and I take care of myself.
12:47You know, I don't envy the rich.
12:52What do I wear?
12:53Who do I marry?
12:55This must be so long without real life to fill the time, no?
13:00Well, I wouldn't know.
13:01Please.
13:02I've seen your shoes.
13:03There was money.
13:05Well, now I'm busy.
13:06I have Freddie to look after.
13:08And a husband who is very handsome,
13:10but cannot satisfy you.
13:13Listen, when I said...
13:15You're back.
13:16Come and sit down.
13:18Have some wine.
13:20What's all this?
13:22Sit.
13:27We're not good at something.
13:29We must do our best to improve.
13:33Cooking, I mean.
13:37I think it's nearly ready.
13:46You're being requested, Your Grace.
13:49By Mr. Reid Robinson.
13:51By the Duke.
13:52He's back.
13:53I knew you'd come back.
14:17And, Theodore, that was the hard part.
14:20Why should I hide?
14:23Why behave as though I should be ashamed?
14:25This is my home.
14:26Bravo.
14:29Nan's revelation is an obstacle.
14:31But if the pair of you can only...
14:33Don't dare speak of reconciliation.
14:35It's not just the thought of them in those sheets.
14:38It's the conspiracy.
14:40The brutality of them both concocting a plan to render me a fool for life.
14:47Nan has to go.
14:48Ending the marriage is out of the question.
14:50I understand that, Mother.
14:51I know I'm married for eternity.
14:52But there is no obligation for me to allow her to live here.
14:56What will it take?
14:57To get her out of our castle?
15:00What must I do?
15:01If you're quite determined, Nan should leave.
15:09There's no alternative.
15:11Then we will send her away.
15:15But first...
15:16She must provide Tintagel with an heir.
15:22Ladies and gentlemen, the duke of Tintagel.
15:33How could anyone that loves someone like you understand
15:43What they're living with
15:48How could anyone like you hang around
16:00And wait for me to come around
16:04But I still believe
16:13I believe it somehow
16:17Your mystery
16:21Is my perfume now
16:26Hang on to me
16:30Before I let go
16:33Too soon
16:35Meet me in my chambers.
16:38Would we
16:41A possible proposal
16:51And now, Mother?
16:53We couldn't have kept her away
16:54If we dathered her.
16:56You will be alright.
16:57There you are.
16:58I am so sorry.
17:00Why?
17:01Mother, she means well.
17:02She does.
17:03But she's just clumsy.
17:05Charming, devoted.
17:07As it turns out, terrible with secrets.
17:08Would it be bad form
17:12To invite you to leave your own party
17:14And join me for
17:16A walk?
17:27Oh, Mabel, did you see?
17:29Mr. Robinson's taken Lizzie for a walk.
17:31I'm actually standing right here, Mother.
17:34Watching them both leave.
17:35Witnessing it.
17:37No need for the narration.
17:38Mabel, I hope you've been happy in England.
17:44I've been occasionally delirious.
17:46With the odd moment of misery.
17:48As is quite usual, I believe.
17:50Have you been making an effort to be proper?
17:54To not bring shame?
17:55To be normal?
17:58Mother, I'd struggle to define normal.
18:01Never mind, be it.
18:02Yes, here.
18:19Just right.
18:20Should I stand here?
18:25Perfect.
18:25It's up to you.
18:27What I'm about to ask you feels like the most natural thing I've ever said.
18:31The most obvious thing in the world.
18:33Lizzie Elmsworth, I am an ambitious man,
18:44but I have no ambition more keenly felt than the guardianship of your heart
18:49to dedicate myself to your happiness, your protection, your every whim,
18:57which I dare hope may include a family.
19:01And a home with a couple of armchairs by the fire.
19:06And the occasional dance around the garden.
19:09Elizabeth, will you marry me?
19:14Yes.
19:16Yes.
19:17Yeah.
19:29Hector and Lizzie, so romantic.
19:31A bit like you in the olden days.
19:34Do you think that if you go with me,
19:36I'll just be too annoyed to make you take your own life seriously?
19:39Hmm.
19:49What is it about her that makes her think that she's such an expert?
19:53Not just on love, but on the world.
19:56A youth.
19:58Isn't that how it should be?
20:00You and I are virtually newlyweds.
20:02Cora has no concept of life.
20:04Or death.
20:06Or having babies.
20:07Or paying the butcher.
20:09Oh, gosh, you know what?
20:11I do need to pay the butcher.
20:16Good evening, Your Grace.
20:22Is all well with Theodore?
20:25He has business to attend to.
20:27You look like you belong.
20:34In my home.
20:36You're a Mendo's.
20:37Not the kind of home most people have.
20:39My own has very few turrets.
20:46Hector didn't need me to hold his hand tonight.
20:50I have been biding my time since I can't move for headlines about the Tintagels and their blissful marriage.
21:01I wondered if your presence here these days was less essential.
21:09Your son may be entirely self-reliant and have no need of you.
21:14Congratulations.
21:15Mine needs guidance.
21:17That rule breaker.
21:21That sometime rebel I knew.
21:27What happened to her?
21:28What happened to her?
21:29You loathed all this.
21:32Can you imagine if we'd known when we were idealistic youths jeering at the establishments that one day you would blend so meekly into it?
21:47Initially, I thought the hardest part would be your turning me down for power.
21:58But actually it was a good deal harder.
22:03Watching you waste it.
22:08Idealistic.
22:10It's just another word for naive.
22:17I think I'm a natural.
22:26Oh, you did it.
22:27Well done, Jeannie.
22:28Oh.
22:32Emphasis on the well done.
22:33I bet you wish you'd gone home.
22:48No, no, Jeannie.
22:50And miss this, this, um...
22:52Glorious feast.
22:53Oh, God.
23:06You said you didn't want me.
23:10And the feeling is spilling out of me.
23:15I'm feeling really like a hurricane.
23:17Something like the heart unto how I'm a pain.
23:20I'm feeling like I'm so keen on me.
23:23No!
23:26Next time you get on a spot,
23:28it's someone to blame.
23:29You can teach them to your mouth,
23:31and you'll find my name.
23:32Just remember that I'm something that you created.
23:36No!
23:37No!
23:38No!
23:39No!
23:40No!
23:41No!
23:42No!
23:49Theo?
23:53You came back.
24:02I'm glad.
24:05Not having been able to talk to you has been horrible.
24:09I want to try and...
24:14make you see.
24:23Theo.
24:29Say you want me.
24:30I want you.
24:46Theo?
24:47I can't.
24:54I can't live with you.
24:58I can't look at you.
25:01And God help us both.
25:04I can't divorce you.
25:05But the institution will accept our separation.
25:20You can leave the castle once, um...
25:25Once.
25:27Once what?
25:28Once there's an heir.
25:44By institution, I assume you mean your mother?
25:46I don't know.
26:16I don't know.
26:46I don't know.
27:16I don't know.
27:26We haven't been introduced.
27:29I'm Lord Whittlesey.
27:33Whittlesey?
27:34Mm-hmm.
27:34Wow.
27:35I did wonder about Grittlesey.
27:38Well, hello.
27:39I saw you from across the room and I confess to feeling slightly overwhelmed.
27:45Is there no lady Whittlesey?
27:47Oh, I have an unbelievably desirable wife.
27:51Oh.
27:51She single-handedly saved my record of family whilst remaining arousing every minute of the day.
27:58She sounds quite a woman.
28:00And I look forward to waking up with her every morning.
28:03But you...
28:05I'd like to get lost in corners of this room with you.
28:10You said we were in this together.
28:40And yet nothing anyone has ever done to me could be as degrading as your encouragement of your son to use me as a vessel.
28:47I trusted you.
28:48I even protected you.
28:49I merely presented it as a potential way out for you both.
28:54Once we have an heir...
28:55There will be no heir.
28:56The institution ends here.
28:59I will be the final Duchess and he will be the final Duke of Tintagel.
29:03And this marriage that you trapped us in may be forever, but the title that you fought so hard to protect dies with us.
29:11All thanks to you.
29:15Annabelle.
29:15Annabelle.
29:42Theo!
29:42I was just looking for Nan.
29:47I guess you'll be the first person that I get to tell.
29:55Hector.
29:55Yes, of course.
29:59If Hector Robinson was marrying any other girl in the land,
30:01I'd say she was a lucky woman.
30:06But you, he's entirely unworthy of you.
30:12Why would you say that?
30:19Because you're sensational.
30:22Hector's a perfectly agreeable man, handsome and with prospects,
30:25so Mrs. Robinson will live an entirely pleasant life.
30:28What's wrong with pleasant?
30:30I believe you're settling for anything less than exceptional
30:33would be an extraordinary waste.
30:42Oh, here she is.
30:52She's here.
30:53Lizzie?
30:54Lizzie?
30:55Lizzie?
30:55Well...
30:56Ladies and gentlemen, a moment of your time.
31:00Now, it is a vulgar politician who would make an event in any way about themselves,
31:08which is why I'll try and conceal how delighted I am
31:11to wish the enchanting Elizabeth a very, very happy birthday.
31:18And also, to announce that that same remarkable birthday girl
31:26has agreed to be my wife.
31:32I'm going to tell your mother it's all called off.
31:59Marriage, when you're not certain, can be brutal, so let's just...
32:03What if nobody likes me?
32:05Or I simply just don't find that love at first sight like you did?
32:08Cora, Dick and I didn't fall in love at first sight.
32:12But all the papers said...
32:14Oh, they love to say it.
32:16But in real life, he stood on my skirt.
32:19And then he danced with someone that I hated.
32:22And then he ended up pulling over a whole champagne tower.
32:28That sounds kind of adorable.
32:32Yeah, it's adorable now.
32:33Now, he's my beloved Dickie.
32:35But if he hadn't turned into the love of my life,
32:39then he would have just been another story for my friends to laugh at.
32:43Why didn't you tell me all this when we met?
32:45Instead of all that curtsying.
32:47Oh, gosh.
32:48I don't know.
32:49I thought I was doing what I was supposed to.
32:51Instead of just letting it come naturally.
32:56Cora, no one is asking you to get engaged right this minute.
32:59Father is.
33:00And actually, mother is, too.
33:02Well, I'll tell them.
33:03We'll do this slowly.
33:05Or not at all.
33:06And let's not think of it as looking for a husband.
33:10Only think of it as living.
33:13Saying hello.
33:14Giving people the enormous gift of having time with you.
33:25Are those yellow socks?
33:28Cora?
33:29Okay, I'm not saying you have to propose, but...
33:32I don't know.
33:34Go say hello.
33:35It's okay.
33:36You can do it.
33:36Come.
33:44I think we can really do this.
33:53A personalized service.
33:55Every girl must be free to choose.
33:57And with as many different versions of love matches as there are lovers.
34:03I like when you use the word lovers.
34:05And don't forget, you still need to pay the butcher.
34:13Oh, shut up.
34:14Come on.
34:16Why did you choose today?
34:31I've been damn good at motherhood, actually.
34:34You could have come to marvel at it at almost any time.
34:37That you chose my maternal lowest ebb.
34:45Well, perhaps somehow I knew today was when you needed reminding.
34:51Of my great age.
34:52Of who you were.
35:01You broke my heart.
35:02I broke my own.
35:11Well, the fact is, I am exceptionally desirable.
35:19Which I can only think must have haunted you.
35:23I confess the disappointment in realizing that I was runner-up in your affections.
35:32Has lingered.
35:37I still can't say why you chose all this.
35:43But you care about it.
35:47And I care about you.
35:51You've been shrewd, though.
35:52The new Duchess, Annabelle.
35:54You found a perfect successor.
35:59Which, I would say, is the epitome of good parenting.
36:03Blanche, you gave up everything.
36:11You mean I gave up you?
36:12Wasn't that everything?
36:14If you let that girl walk away, it's been for nothing.
36:23If I could throw everything at one final chance of their reconciliation, meaning C.O. would loathe me.
36:31Why should I?
36:33I am the Duchess.
36:46I am the Duchess.
36:53These are the Duchess at private quarters.
36:55I am the Duchess.
36:58These are the Duchess.
36:59Please do not show the Duchess.
37:01I am the Duchess.
37:07I am the Duchess.
37:07I am the Duchess.
37:09People laugh because of any quack-share.
37:12People laugh but because of any quack-share.
37:13They are so beautiful.
37:15They are so beautiful.
37:17Guys, I am the Duchess.
37:19There are so many quack-share.
37:20Hi, Jenny.
37:33How was it with your mother?
37:37She's infuriating and will never, ever understand me.
37:42So she's a mother then?
37:43Isn't it a relief, though, that the most important person in our lives these days is each other?
38:04Conchita, I believe you're the person I need to ask with regards to making matches.
38:11So they say?
38:12You know, Mabel tries to resist.
38:14Mabel?
38:15She's a sweet girl, really.
38:17It's just she's gotten so good at hiding it.
38:21She needs a little help adjusting her instincts.
38:25I don't know.
38:26That wouldn't feel...
38:27She does so want to be happy.
38:30I'm thinking double your usual fee.
38:32She's got to be happy.
38:33I don't know.
38:34I don't know.
38:35I don't know.
38:36I don't know.
38:37I don't know.
38:39What is it?
39:09I have something to tell you.
39:24I found them together, Guy and Annabelle, the night before the wedding.
39:36You knew?
39:47And you let me marry her?
39:48It was too late.
39:51You had publicly declared your love for an illegitimate girl.
39:54To call it off would have meant humiliation.
39:56For a day as opposed to a lifetime.
40:00And now Nan's locked me in this cage of a marriage.
40:02Not Nan.
40:05She had no choice.
40:07This is not her fault.
40:08You're taking her side.
40:12The only choice I gave her was to proceed.
40:18I knew Annabelle would do anything to protect her sister and I used it.
40:22I will but forced her down that aisle.
40:25I did this.
40:26If you're caged, I built it.
40:30I turned the key.
40:32And Nan is right in there beside you.
40:36Not because she wanted your power but because I made her yield to mine.
40:43If the two of you are equally wronged and I am to blame, is there no way forward?
40:52Not for appearances.
40:55For yourself.
40:57If you love her.
41:00Get out.
41:02Out of my room and out of my castle.
41:05You are not the head of this institution.
41:07I am.
41:08Theodore Hutt.
41:09Get out.
41:25Nan.
41:26Nan.
41:27Nan, I just wanna found him.
41:28I found him.
41:29Guy and Ginny.
41:30Ginny too.
41:31I know where they are.
41:32They're in Italy.
41:33I didn't know you were still.
41:34That's all I think about.
41:35It might be too late.
41:36I don't know how he feels.
41:37He wrote me weeks ago asking how you were.
41:38Where's the letter?
41:39I burned it.
41:40I didn't read it.
41:41I didn't read it.
41:42What?
41:43I didn't read it.
41:44What?
41:45I didn't read it.
41:46I didn't read it.
41:47I didn't read it.
41:48I didn't read it.
41:49I didn't read it.
41:50I didn't read it.
41:51I didn't read it.
41:54I didn't read it.
41:55Why?
41:56I was trying to protect you.
41:57You said that you had to let Guy go.
41:59I'll never let him go.
42:01But Theo.
42:02Theo and I are finished.
42:04You're certain.
42:06You don't love him anymore?
42:08No.
42:09It's always been Guy.
42:15Go.
42:20In your heart isn't love all that matters.
42:23Theo.
42:24What you said earlier about this day.
42:25I ruined your moment.
42:26I'm a selfish fool.
42:27I...
42:28I like very much how it made me feel.
42:30when you said it.
42:31And I think perhaps that you're right that I should be looking for someone that's overpowering
42:37because I had...
42:38I should have kept quiet.
42:39I'm sorry.
42:40A pleasant uneventful marriage is to be seized I suspect.
42:41Cherished.
42:42Cherished.
42:43Cherished.
42:44Cherished.
42:45Sorry but I really must find Nan.
42:46I need to straighten things out.
42:47Have you seen her?
42:48Serpents in my mind.
42:49I...
42:50I like very much how it made me feel.
42:51I like very much how it made me feel.
42:53When you said it.
42:54And I think perhaps that you're right that I should be looking for someone that's overpowering
42:57because I had...
42:59I...
43:00I should have kept quiet.
43:01I'm sorry.
43:03A pleasant uneventful marriage is to be seized I suspect.
43:06Cherished.
43:10Sorry but I really must find Nan.
43:12I need to straighten things out.
43:13Have you seen her?
43:14Serpents in my mind.
43:20You enjoy sucking on dreams so I will fall asleep.
43:25With someone other than you I had a thought.
43:29If you would take me seriously listen Lord.
43:38Serpents in my mind.
43:44I am searching for your crimes.
43:51Everything changes to everybody else.
43:58Some...
44:01Serpents in my mind.
44:07Trying to forgive.
44:09Your crimes everyone changes.
44:19In time I hope he changes.
44:22We'll be changing this time.
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