The Buccaneers (2023) Season 1 Episode 1

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00:00Oh, girl.

00:03I can't grab that.

00:04Yeah.

00:09Oh, excuse me.

00:11You're saying you have to care to describe?

00:13Sorry.

00:14Oh, it's my wife.

00:15I'm sorry.

00:16Excuse me.

00:17Oh, my God.

00:18Oh, my God.

00:19Oh, my God.

00:20Oh, my God.

00:21Oh, my God.

00:22Oh, my God.

00:23The money that's-

00:24Oh, my God.

00:25Oh, my God.

00:26Oh, my God.

00:27Mother, why are you sneaking around?

00:37It's starting soon, and he's not here.

00:39Man, Lord Richard's not here.

00:42It's fine.

00:42Go downstairs.

00:43Well, how can it ever be fine?

00:44Is Conchita dressed?

00:45Yes, quite dressed.

00:46Go downstairs.

00:54I was never supposed to be the main character.

00:57I was always more than glad to let Ginny, my sister, and my friends compete for all that.

01:07Girls are taught to believe that if a story isn't a love story, it's a tragedy.

01:14And I had no interest at all in being involved with either one of those.

01:18The whole world knew that my best friends was a love story.

01:24A whirlwind romance with a handsome English lord can only be followed by a huge society wedding.

01:30To make entirely certain anyone not envious of Conchita yet soon would be.

01:36But nobody's jealous of a bride whose groom has failed to show.

01:41Anything?

01:43Nothing.

01:45And downstairs?

01:46Well, I guess I've barely noticed.

01:48Oh, Conchita, he won't come.

01:49Well, today was supposed to be the most beautiful day, and the whole world is here!

01:52Gosh, I hate him!

01:54You have no idea how much I loathe him!

01:56Of course I love him, I know I love him, I love him.

02:02I just...

02:03I should have known.

02:04Last night he just seemed so much further away.

02:06Richard's never further away than just right here.

02:09Oh, man.

02:10I should have told him, shouldn't I?

02:16But...

02:17I don't want him to marry me because he has to.

02:20I want him to marry me because he adores me.

02:22Yes.

02:23I'm ruined.

02:25What if we just started putting on the dress, and then maybe he would get here any second?

02:45No, man, I just don't know.

02:47What are we going to do?

02:58I'm going to go get it!

02:59No!

03:00I'm going to get it!

03:01You idiot!

03:02What are you doing?

03:04Stop!

03:05What are you doing?

03:07Man, you're insane!

03:09Oh, my God!

03:11What are you doing?

03:12Stop!

03:13No!

03:14I'm not escaping or anything.

03:29No!

03:30No!

03:31I'm sorry.

03:32Are you sure you ought to...

03:34I got it!

03:35I got it!

03:36Dad!

03:37Dad!

03:38Dad!

03:39Dad!

03:40You're looking out to look bright!

03:41That's always what you want to hear.

03:43Inside!

03:44The wedding!

03:45Yeah, my wedding!

03:46Yes, there's a wedding, and nobody likes to talk about it.

03:48Come in and clean yourself up!

03:49For the wedding.

03:50Oh, yes, you heard about that.

03:51Apparently, you can't be too clean for a wedding.

03:53What a fuss everyone makes.

03:55Do you want to get married?

03:56No, I'm not...

03:58I didn't...

03:59That wasn't...

04:00That wasn't...

04:01A proposal.

04:02Nan!

04:03Come on, Nan!

04:04I need you!

04:05Let's go!

04:06Annabeth!

04:07Do stop causing a commotion.

04:08Tricky things, mothers.

04:09That's not my mother.

04:10That's my governess, Miss Test Valley.

04:11Please.

04:12Yes.

04:13I really do need to.

04:17Oh, Nan!

04:18Look!

04:19He's here!

04:20It's Dexterous!

04:21Oh, of course he's here!

04:22Nan!

04:23Come on!

04:24I need to get dressed!

04:25I'm getting married!

04:30Nan!

04:32Listen.

04:33Don't say a word.

04:34I've not slept a wink all night.

04:35I need you to give this to Conchita.

04:37No.

04:38And I don't believe you want her to have it either.

04:40There's not an ounce of bad in Conchita.

04:42No, of course not.

04:43But it's only my parents.

04:44Don't say parents.

04:46They wouldn't want to come, of course.

04:48I'm nothing but trouble at the best of times.

04:50Well, hasn't the summer been the best of times?

04:52With Conchita?

04:53Yes.

04:54I've never known times like it.

04:55But will she work in England?

04:57Will she fit in?

04:59Conchita's not someone that goes unnoticed.

05:02She's like the sun.

05:03Mm-hmm.

05:04And today it's just...

05:05Today it's just for show.

05:06Conchita's father's in love with you being a lord,

05:07and for all of New York to see how much money he's made.

05:10Conchita's in love with you.

05:12Gosh.

05:14Yes.

05:15And your parents want you to do what?

05:17I don't know.

05:18We'll go home and start acting sensibly, I expect.

05:20Oh, God, Nan.

05:21She's a miracle.

05:22Yes.

05:23I get drunk on her.

05:24Yes, it's you and Conchita.

05:25Who wants to act sensibly, and who wants their life to go unnoticed?

05:35Where are you going?

05:36Inside.

05:37To marry my beautiful, wonderful wife.

05:45Nan?

05:47You tell Conchita.

05:48I love her.

05:49Oh, she already knows, you idiot!

05:51Driver!

05:52Run, take me, please!

05:53I'm getting married!

05:54You are the most beautiful thing I have ever seen!

06:07Apart from Ginny.

06:08And Lizzy.

06:09And the poodle.

06:10Well then, you're in my top five.

06:11Top five?

06:12No, top six for sure!

06:13Oh, of course you have no interest at all in being admired.

06:29Well, I have no interest in the man to be admiring.

06:31I can admire myself, can't I?

06:32Oh, you're complicated.

06:33We're complicated.

06:34And smile a bit.

06:35Conchita, you look so beautiful!

06:36Oh, you look amazing.

06:37Girls, here is to a new world.

06:38Marriages, men, parties.

06:39Not particularly in that order.

06:40Which comes first?

06:41Which comes first?

06:42Which comes first?

06:43Darlings.

06:44We always come first.

06:45Always.

06:46Always.

06:47Shall we swear on it in blood or champagne?

06:48Champagne!

06:49Of course!

06:50She's busy, drama but I like that she'll give you a high five, she'll give you a heart attack.

06:55She looks sweet when she's so sour, dresses like oil tea.

07:00This girl is making power.

07:02Jeet and I'm happy.

07:03We got to be a party.

07:05We got to be a party.

07:06Not particularly in that order.

07:07Which comes first?

07:08Which comes first?

07:09Darlings.

07:10We always come first.

07:11Always.

07:12Shall we swear on it in blood or champagne?

07:13Champagne!

07:14Of course!

07:15She's busy, drama but I like that she'll give you a high five, she'll give you a heart attack.

07:19We're big girls, with big drama

07:22We do what we want, yeah, we do what we want

07:25We're big girls, with big drama

07:28We do what we want, yeah, we do what we want

07:32Shake, shake, shake

07:48Oh, I don't know, I don't know where to begin

07:51We are North Americans

07:55And those of you who still think we're from England

07:58We're not, no

08:01You see, I love this place that I have grown to know

08:06All right, North America

08:08And yeah, I know you wouldn't touch us with a ten-foot pole

08:12Cause we're North Americans

08:16We are North Americans

08:22We are North Americans

08:29You won't forget me when you go to England, right?

08:53Who are you again?

08:59I love you

09:00You won't forget me when you go to England, right?

09:06You won't forget me when you go to England

09:08You won't forget me when you go to England

09:09You won't forget me when you go to England

09:11You won't forget me when you go to England

09:13You won't forget me when you go to England

09:15You won't forget me when you go to England

09:17You won't forget me when you go to England

09:19You won't forget me when you go to England

09:21Be the party.

09:40We are the party.

09:49Oh, I need to take these garters off.

09:51So scratchy.

09:53Ladies!

10:21Oh, sorry.

10:23Sorry.

10:25Sorry.

10:27Sorry.

10:29Sorry.

10:31Sorry.

10:33Sorry.

10:35Sorry.

11:07Sorry.

11:09Sorry.

11:11Sorry.

11:13Sorry.

11:15Sorry.

11:17Sorry.

11:18It's the worst timing of my life, but I've really got to go.

11:21Where are you going?

11:23Home.

11:24My mother's going to die.

11:26Sorry.

11:27Sorry.

11:28Sorry.

11:29Sorry.

11:30I can't believe I'm saying that out loud.

11:31If not, the doctors always know that.

11:33They hardly ever know anything.

11:37Anyway.

11:38I couldn't get a boat before tonight, no matter who I begged, but I've really got to help.

11:43You'll get home and your mother will be delighted to see you.

11:46If only you could come with me.

11:47I did, from there to here.

11:48Our first trip.

11:49By the way, I'm Nan.

11:50Nan St. George.

11:51Bye, then, Nan St. George.

11:52Bye, then, Nan St. George.

11:53Bye, then, Nan St. George.

11:59We're here.

12:06We're right in it.

12:15No, I think a big time.

12:20it and it only took five years only five short years my dear when we were

12:33neighbors back in little old Saratoga who could have thought that when we

12:37moved here you'd be right behind us

12:40that unbred laughs sweetheart you're here now enjoy ladies well I guess over here

12:54is the best view of the party oh mrs. Paramore we were hoping to catch you in

13:03regards to invitations to the assembly ball

13:07my mrs. St. George mrs. Paramore and this is my Jenny one of the bridesmaids and

13:14my Liz oh yes St. George the family from Saratoga we live in the city now my

13:21husband did awful well good for him good for all of you mrs. Carlson sorry mother

13:31did just as you should mr. George I'm afraid you can't attend a New York ball of

13:37any kind this season well I see no reason my mother lady Brittlesey why yes of

13:43course if my mother um she insists that I invite you and your daughters

13:49Conchita's bridesmaids to London London London London England all of Conchita's bridesmaids there is

14:02talk mrs. Paramore that for certain girls of refinement New York has become too

14:06limited very limited I quite agree yes I quite agree too and there's an urgency the

14:13start of the season in order that Ginny and the other debutants may be presented

14:18at the debutants ball to the Queen the Queen well that is very kind of Lady

14:30Brittlesey oh and mrs. Paramore next season when Ginny returns if she returns she may

14:39be persuaded to drop in on your little assembly ball miss Test Valley do you

15:00know Lord Richard well Annabelle as you'll soon see England is a very small

15:08mottlings

15:38Lady Hopely wrote yesterday and asked me to...

15:42Lady Hopely has no business reminding me of anything.

15:45Jean Hopely makes her debut this week at the Queen's Ball,

15:48and you know her future is in your hands.

15:50Mother, Jean Hopely should know I'll never marry anyone who hunts me

15:54for the sake of my title.

15:55She has clear skin, Theodore, open eyes, level shoulders,

16:00and she's not vacuous as some are.

16:03You know those occasions fill me with...

16:04I know you'd have yourself replaced by a mechanical duke

16:07and put in touch, if it were up to you.

16:10The staring I can cope with.

16:12It's the noise and the nonsense.

16:14Just to look, Theodore.

16:17For me.

16:18And a young lady of refinement, please.

16:27Did you come back in, man?

16:30Black, an English dream!

16:32An English head!

16:33An English dream, but an English feel!

16:35How do you do, sheep?

16:40Nan, please.

16:42Ginny, your hair will be impossible.

16:49How do you think Ginny will wear her hair tonight?

16:52On her head?

16:53Yes, perhaps, though, Lizzie, I'm sure a lord will spot Doris' glossier.

16:57I'm just saying your complexion dazzles compared to Lizzie.

17:01Lizzie's my best friend, Mother.

17:02We'll be sure of a grand welcome from Lord and Lady Brightling, see?

17:06It's Brittlesea, Mother.

17:07I've told you a hundred times.

17:09Brittlesea, that's how you pronounce it.

17:11That's me, I can't get it in my head.

17:13I'm sure Lord Richard's parents will be quite charming.

17:16You work for them in this desk valley, are they?

17:19Charming.

17:21Yes.

17:22Yes.

17:24In the wrong way.

17:26There's a whole ghastly, spitting crew of them.

17:29Only Virginia and Elizabeth, the two eldest of debutantes.

17:32Yet they insist on coming mob-handed.

17:33James, you do know, as the second son, you must either make a fortune or marry one?

17:40They're all new money, yes, and I'm quite sure they'll be frightful.

17:44But if New York's rejects must be our mended roofs, then we may have to suffer invasion.

17:49But at least we shall be dry.

17:51So I am to be sold to the highest bidder.

17:54And do I have a choice?

17:57Yes, of course you do.

17:58There are two of them.

18:03Will he be lost without me, Nan?

18:12Father?

18:14Of course.

18:16And I hope you might be taller without him.

18:21I hope you girls will always be tall.

18:25Us.

18:25Oh, we're giants.

18:27Look at Jenny, she's a skyscraper.

18:31Mabel!

18:31And we can all be skyscrapers together.

18:40I wonder if Conchita's burst yet with happiness.

18:43Oh, my goodness.

18:58Oh, my God.

19:02Oh, my God.

19:04Oh, my God.

19:05They're never still. Not one of them. They toss about so.

19:35Well, watch out if they're tossing in our direction. Before we know it, there won't be a family left in England without American poison in its veins.

19:43Without them, how shall we afford poison? Or veins?

19:50Window shopping?

19:53A casual bystander.

19:56You say they're all as rich as Conchita, Mama?

20:01A lot of the fathers is in the American army.

20:04In the American army? There isn't any.

20:06They call him Colonel.

20:08In the United States, they call dentists Colonel.

20:13Oh, girls, you can't imagine what a toll pregnancy takes on your dancing. Let's go inside. Let me show you the house.

20:23Has our dancing suffered, do you suppose, since pregnancy?

20:26I'm sure I've had no complaints.

20:28What a blessing, Mrs. Almsworth, that Conchita is so heavily with child.

20:34Blooming, indeed. And so very few months since her wedding.

20:43Of course, they pretend the queen bit is the start of the season, but that's just the afternoon appetizer.

20:48The evening's where the fun begins. The ball.

20:52So I hope you brought your finery for tomorrow.

20:54Every girl in London is just breathless for the debutante's ball.

20:58They've waited their entire lives to see a real-life Duke, then parade downstairs for a husband.

21:03They're so proud of how old things are, they forget that in the modern world, we now have radiators.

21:08And electric lights.

21:11Conchita, are you all right?

21:16This place is a pit full of snakes. Watch you don't get bitten.

21:38Does everybody feel the butterflies, do you suppose?

21:42My dear, our husbands only made their money in trade.

21:47So our butterflies are inferior.

21:49How dare we even exist?

21:52Five years of doors in our faces.

21:56I'm surprised our noses aren't entirely flat with it.

21:59Get used to an ocean of silence and swim about in it as well as you can.

22:10I haven't drowned yet.

22:11Isn't the soup heaven?

22:39Isn't the soup heaven?

22:42It's so red.

22:45And warm.

22:47Isn't it warm, Mrs. Elmsworth?

22:48Oh, it's warm soup all right.

22:50Well, if I've learned anything about the English, they sure know how to heat soup.

22:54But not too warm.

22:56That's the relief of it, Lady Brightling.

22:58Brittlesey.

22:59Brittlesey.

23:00Lady Brittlesey.

23:07We've missed you in New York, Lord Richard.

23:09Oh, he's been far too busy to miss you.

23:12England's just bursting with activity and possibility for men.

23:16And what's wonderful for us girls is that we get to sit home and wait for them to come back.

23:21What is it tomorrow, Richard?

23:22What is it tomorrow, Richard?

23:24Riding, shooting, cards?

23:27Not all at once, I hope.

23:29That wouldn't be on a horse.

23:31On a horse.

23:32On a horse.

23:39On a horse.

23:44I like your pictures, Lord Seaton.

23:46Do you like all of them?

23:47Oh, well, I...

23:49I...

23:50I like a lot of them.

23:51Worth a flat-out fortune, I bet.

23:52How lucky they even had to be sold.

23:53Richard has a knack for picking up things that are worth money.

24:07Is that Lady Jane Grey?

24:13Where?

24:14Yet there are so few portraits of her.

24:16I thought that could be a George Gower, but if that's Lady Jane Grey, then that's...

24:19That would be too early for a Gower, wouldn't it?

24:21You know, I always thought that being a queen for nine days was a very short time.

24:25That was before I crossed the Atlantic.

24:30That's very good.

24:35What do you think of the portrait, Miss St. George?

24:39Oh, I like her...

24:42arms.

24:55Is it really only half past ten?

25:12It's not the clocks that are slow, it's this place.

25:16Oh, girls, I've been so starved of beauty and chatter.

25:20Seaton wasn't starved tonight.

25:22Perhaps at the ball tomorrow you could try not to attract attention.

25:27Oh.

25:28Yes.

25:29Yes, of course.

25:30I could make some space for your expert art observations.

25:32I like her arms.

25:34I will make sure.

25:39Do you even clean your nails?

25:40Look at that.

25:41Oh, wait, tomorrow I must show you the dress that I'm wearing.

25:45I'm gonna...

25:47I'm going.

25:48It's gonna be worth it.

25:52Oh, Jennifer, darling.

25:54You are still the pretty one.

25:55And one day I'll be the used to be pretty one.

25:57What on earth are you all doing in there?

25:58Being human?

25:59Baby, I can see your room.

26:01This isn't New York, Conchisa.

26:02Oh, I'm aware.

26:04Whatever happened to being the party?

26:05Well, now you're Lady Marable, so it's time to be the wife.

26:06It's not how anybody here behaves.

26:07I did ask you to behave.

26:08Perhaps you should get a dog.

26:09You chose to come here.

26:10I chose you.

26:11I chose you.

26:12I love you.

26:13I love you.

26:14I love you.

26:15The glaring and the jibes.

26:16Everyone on both sides.

26:17It's a battlefield.

26:18I'll be back next week.

26:19You're leaving.

26:20With your wife in this state.

26:21I mean, you have weeks yet.

26:22And what about the lady?

26:23You're the lady Marable, so it's time to be the wife.

26:24It's not how anybody here behaves.

26:25I did ask you to behave.

26:26Perhaps you should get a dog.

26:27You chose to come here.

26:28I chose you.

26:29I love you.

26:30I love you.

26:31The glaring and the jibes.

26:32Everyone on both sides.

26:34It's a battlefield.

26:36I'll be back next week.

26:37You're leaving.

26:38With your wife in this state.

26:39You have weeks yet.

26:40And what about the ball?

26:41I'm sorry.

26:42I need to not be here for a while.

26:43Well, without you, they won't let me go.

26:44Manchita.

26:45So I won't go.

26:46I'm sorry.

26:47Perfect.

26:48Manchita, you all right?

26:49No, I'm not all right.

26:50I'm not going to go to the ball.

26:51If I want to be ignored and disapproved of, I can just stay home.

26:52I said it, didn't I?

26:53She might not fit in in England.

26:54But you also said you get drunk on her.

26:55Yes, and being drunk is great fun.

26:56Of course it is.

26:57But not every day.

26:58Not morning till night.

26:59I'm sorry.

27:00I'm sorry.

27:01I need to not be here for a while.

27:02Well, without you, they won't let me go.

27:03Manchita.

27:04So I won't go.

27:05I'm sorry.

27:06Perfect.

27:07Manchita, you all right?

27:08No, I'm not all right.

27:09I'm not all right.

27:10I'm not all right.

27:11I'm not all right.

27:12I'm not all right.

27:13I'm not all right.

27:14I'm not all right.

27:15I'm not going to go to the ball.

27:16Yes, and being drunk is great fun.

27:18Of course it is.

27:19But not every day.

27:20Not morning till night.

27:22Not with my parents watching.

27:47One expects it all gets easier after the funeral.

27:50It doesn't, of course.

27:52So, tomorrow.

27:55The debutante's ball.

27:57Yes.

28:00What else is to be done?

28:02Your mother was the most beautiful woman I ever saw.

28:20Utterly unpaintable.

28:32As low as possible, Miss Tess Valley said.

28:36And then the queen extends her hand.

28:38And you lick it.

28:41Do you think the queen will notice if a curl comes out?

28:43Mother will notice.

28:44Yes, she will.

28:45And remember, chin up, eyes down.

28:48Speak to every man there, but only use short words

28:50because we don't want to confuse anyone.

28:53Don't ask.

28:54The bird came off worse.

28:57Oh, Ginny.

28:58Wait till London sees you.

29:02Girls, you must promise to dance till you're dizzy.

29:05Dance?

29:06Have you seen my shoes?

29:07I can't walk.

29:08Dance till you're dizzy!

29:09Do you hear me?

29:10Come on, Dan!

29:11Come on!

29:12Ginny, come on!

29:15Come on, girls.

29:16This isn't playtime, please.

29:17Carriages are on their way.

29:18Ginny, this is your moment.

29:19You'll only get one, so let's take it seriously.

29:22Come, come, come.

29:23Can't she?

29:26Are you all right?

29:27I didn't love him because he was a lord, darling, did I?

29:35And now it's like he's not even a man.

29:38We boarded that ship Equals and it's like every inch he got closer to home,

29:42he just got further away from me.

29:47God, I'm so happy that you're here.

29:49Listen, Nan, when this baby comes, will you?

29:58I will be here.

29:59Yeah?

30:00I will be here.

30:01Of course I will.

30:02God.

30:03Yeah.

30:04Because it's...

30:05It's an actual baby.

30:07How do you even...

30:08It's gonna look like me.

30:14Your lucky baby.

30:15That's virtually the whole point of babies, but it's...

30:18It's not gonna look like them.

30:21What if they look at my baby the same way they look at me?

30:29I will be here.

30:31I promise you that.

30:33Really?

30:34Yes, of course.

30:35Oh, Nan.

30:40They tell you while you're young

30:44Girls go out and have your fun

30:49Then they hunt and slay the ones who actually do it

30:58Criticize the way you fly

31:01When you're soaring through the sky

31:07Shoot you down and then they sigh

31:10And say

31:11She looks like she's been through it

31:15So, the girls just have to walk down the stairs

31:18And then the men will get to pick one?

31:21I wish Conchito was here.

31:24That cake!

31:26I'd go and look at it, but I can barely walk.

31:28My shoes were really bothering me.

31:40Why is everyone...

31:45Who is he?

31:46Ah, the guest of honor.

31:48The Duke of St. Churchill.

31:50Duke? No.

31:51The greatest match in England.

31:52Oh, dear.

31:53How long will it be cute?

31:57All this crying in my room

31:59That's it, girls.

32:01How much are you going?

32:03How long will it be cute?

32:06All this crying in my room

32:09That's it, girls.

32:10How much are you going?

32:11When you can blame it on my youth

32:13And roll your eyes with affection

32:15Roll my youth and roll your eyes with affection.

32:23And my cheeks are growing tight.

32:27I'm turning red and thinking smiles.

32:31Though I hear the Duke's mother has made her choice for him already.

32:35There, look. Jean Hokely.

32:38And the Duke is the perfect son.

32:41And someone else lights up the room.

32:46Oh, there they are.

32:53Head up.

32:55Jenny, shoulders back.

32:57What do you reckon?

33:09I'm pointing in the wrong form.

33:13I don't know.

33:15I don't know.

33:16I don't know.

33:17I don't know.

33:19But we still need nothing new.

33:29Americans, they say.

33:31Outspoken, then, and vulgar.

33:33Imagine the bucket loads of cash.

33:35Imagine them on their backs with their legs spread.

33:39Or imagine them as human beings with no interest at all in your opinion

33:44and not caring if you're a king or a mister.

33:53Nan St. George?

33:59Window, earring, staircase.

34:01Sorry, I'm just blurting out words.

34:04You.

34:05Mm-hmm.

34:07So, have you heard enough?

34:10They're like cattle.

34:12That's rather harsh.

34:14I think they're all lovely.

34:16Yes, they are lovely as anything, but they're also human beings.

34:18You're funny and smart.

34:25How is your mother?

34:26How is your mother?

34:33I'm so sorry.

34:39Shall we?

34:40Absolutely.

34:41Good evening.

34:55Shall we?

35:11I can't decide if I want to eat it or if I'm going to hide a nut.

35:28Well, it's a long night.

35:30I'm sure we can make time for both.

35:38Do you miss her?

35:41It's almost more than that.

35:47Mothers are irreplaceable.

35:50I miss the world that had her in it.

35:54And actually, I also miss my father.

35:58Even when I'm in a room with him.

36:11This is really bad, isn't it?

36:29Oh, this is as bad as it gets.

36:31You should absolutely never be allowed up high.

36:57Earring shoes.

36:58The earring wasn't my fault.

37:00In future, you seem like to stand on a chair.

37:02What will you do?

37:05Stop you.

37:07I suppose.

37:09In some way.

37:12Annabelle.

37:12I told you.

37:13She's not even supposed to be interested.

37:18You were the same at dinner last night.

37:20How am I supposed to get people to notice me, Mother?

37:22You're doing a good job of people noticing you now, Virginia.

37:24I am trying so hard, and I'm so tired, and the stress is so tight.

37:28And actually, Nan doesn't even like any of this.

37:31The lords and the titles and so on.

37:32She thinks it's all silliness.

37:33It's true.

37:33It's stupid.

37:34Who actually wants to be a part of this?

37:35I do.

37:36I like it.

37:37I wanted to meet someone, and actually, we've come all this way, and you're causing a commotion

37:41as always, and everything's ruined.

37:43I'm sure your sister is trying as hard as you.

37:45She dropped a shoe in a cake.

37:48Why do you always take her side and stick up for her?

37:51Do you even know why?

37:54Where is your pride?

37:55My pride, Virginia?

38:03Why, it's here.

38:05Right here.

38:07It's in Nan, and it's in you.

38:10My girls.

38:19I'm sorry.

38:22You don't get it, Nan.

38:23You don't get it.

38:24What?

38:24It's no different from New York.

38:26Here, they just hate us for a different reason, and it's my job to be noticed.

38:29You were noticed.

38:30Everyone in there was saying that you and...

38:32I like the tiniest bit of progress.

38:33Meanwhile, you're being fascinating all over the place, thinking of something funny or smart

38:37to say, or having men lick cake from your face.

38:39You're kind of men.

38:40It was one man.

38:41This isn't a joke, Nan.

38:43This is my whole life.

38:44It matters.

38:46Mother is forever standing up for you and putting you ahead of me.

38:49When I say that I'm doing a good job, she says, well, so is Nan, and you know it

38:51shouldn't be about you.

38:52It shouldn't ever be about you, because you're not her daughter.

38:54Nan.

38:57What?

39:02I shouldn't have said that.

39:03Said what?

39:04What did you just say?

39:06No, Nan.

39:06What did you just say?

39:07It's not my fault.

39:07We kept it a secret.

39:09I was the only little girl.

39:11You know what that...

39:12Kept what secret?

39:13One of Daddy's dalliances.

39:20Mother wanted to avoid a scandal.

39:24Nobody knew and nobody knows.

39:26Nan, I really shouldn't have told you that.

39:27I'm sorry.

39:28Please don't tell Mother that I told you.

39:31There you both are.

39:33Now, Annabelle, we have come all this way, and it does seem that you are something of

39:39a distraction.

39:41So Miss Tesvelli has kindly offered that tomorrow at first light, just for a week or two...

39:46Some early nights, Nan.

39:48The castles we've talked of.

39:50The fresh sea air in Cornwall.

39:52The fresh sea air in Cornwall.

40:22The fresh sea air.

40:45I don't know.

41:15Lady Hopely says Jean waited for you at the ball.

41:26She's free to wait.

41:29And what are you free to do, Theo?

41:31To be left alone, Mother.

41:34Telling me to girl who doesn't know what a duke is.

41:37I can't think where one would find such a being.

41:40I'm sick of being tracked like a wild animal.

41:45I'm sick of being tracked.

42:15I think I'll stretch my legs.

42:19Mother's Matt.

42:21I'm sick of being tracked.

42:22Mother's Matt.

42:52Oh!

42:57Oh!

43:18Did you talk to the bank?

43:20It's worse than I thought.

43:22How did it go with the American girl?

43:25Yes, I saw her.

43:28And I believe it's all going to plan.

43:30Then you'll be needing this.

43:34Your mother's.

43:35Oh, for heaven's sake, English women have been getting on with the job for generations,

44:01with no need for any silly fuss.

44:05Ladies coming.

44:06Ladies coming.

44:07Okay.

44:08Big push.

44:09Oh!

44:10Oh!

44:11Oh!

44:12Oh!

44:13Oh!

44:14Oh!

44:15Oh!

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44:48Oh!

44:49I don't know.

45:19I didn't know anyone was...

45:21I started you.

45:23If I don't, there was somebody else.

45:31I'm sorry.

45:33That's okay.

45:35Not mine, I see.

45:37No.

45:39They would be...

45:41They would be rather...

45:43Restricted? Yes.

45:45Yes.

45:47You're an artist?

45:51I paint.

45:53Really?

45:55I was just...

45:57I was just looking at the light.

46:01Isn't it just...

46:05I can't think of a better place to paint.

46:07Though I've barely held a brush for my life.

46:09The beach makes artists of us all.

46:11Oh, yeah.

46:13Well, not just the beach.

46:15I mean, the cliffs.

46:17Oh, and the castle.

46:19Have you seen the castle up close?

46:21It's extraordinary.

46:23So I believe.

46:37Anyway, I...

46:39I should...

46:41I'm Nan.

46:45Thea.

46:47Thea.

46:48Thea.

46:49Thea.

46:50Thea.

46:55May I?

46:56Uh...

46:57Oh, God.

46:58It's just a mistake.

46:59It's a, um...

47:01It's a bird.

47:02Wow.

47:03It's a bird.

47:04No, it...

47:05It's beautiful.

47:06No, it...

47:07It looks like a...

47:10Frog.

47:11Or something.

47:12It's hopeless.

47:13I've...

47:14I've started again.

47:17Kind of.

47:18Well, imagine what it might become.

47:23Thea.

47:28I'm sorry.

47:29It's, um...

47:30Rare, I believe.

47:32To be able to talk so freely with a person you know so little.

47:37Do you think so?

47:38I think it's easier somehow.

47:45Perhaps we might...

47:47I'm often down here to paint or swim.

47:50No, I'm afraid we're going home to New York.

47:52Well, but...

47:56That's a great shame.

47:59Good luck with your...

48:01Frog birds?

48:07Bye.

48:08Goodbye.

48:09All right?

48:22Bye.

48:23Bye.

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