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The Buccaneers 2023 Season 1 Episode 4 - Full
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00:00This is giving you all mine
00:04Pull back the curtain
00:07Show me the sunshine
00:11Needin' this coffee
00:14Needin' some nature
00:18Need it right now
00:21It can't wait until later
00:25And I'm livin', I'm livin'
00:29I've loved long before
00:31And I'm lovin' you big time
00:36I'm lovin' you more
00:39You know what they say about a watched pod?
00:55But they're so late
00:56In a few hours this house will be filled with New York's finest
01:00Well, I would say New York's finest is already right here
01:05You'll crease my dress
01:07Why, thank you, Mr. Colonel, sir
01:13Well, I don't give a fig about anyone else coming
01:19Actually, Mrs. Paramore responded and said she was looking forward to it
01:22But I don't give a fig about any of them
01:24Well, Patty, both daughters triumphant
01:28Why?
01:30Even the papers have heard of the Duke's arrival
01:32You are good to keep me company while Theo's away
01:40Are you bored?
01:43Not at all
01:44I am
01:45And you never bore me generally
01:47I was hoping for diverting conversation
01:50But you're unusually short of disgraceful stories
01:52Just tired
01:54Late nights
01:56You know how it is
01:57Not recently, unfortunately
01:59But it's not that
02:02Are you in love?
02:05Sorry?
02:06Your mother held her shoulders like that after she met your father
02:09Some kind of dancing injury, if I know her
02:14Guy
02:15In the nicest way
02:17What are you doing here?
02:19With your shoulders like that
02:20What are you waiting for?
02:22I don't know
02:22Theo's a Duke, poor lamb
02:24He has to carry the burden of waiting for a suitable girl
02:27But I don't know if you've noticed
02:28You're not that important
02:29Well, thank you
02:31If she's suitable to you
02:33Don't be like your father
02:35Politely waiting for life to happen
02:38Your mother grabbed life
02:40When she met your father by that lake
02:43She didn't sit around hoping he'd come to her
02:45She declared her love in a letter
02:47Wrote it there and then on the bank
02:49And took it to give to him
02:50Your grandmother was appalled
02:52But your father
02:53Well
02:55He loved her her entire life
02:58We all did
03:00A life without love is a life half-lived
03:05And from my grand old age guy
03:07Let me promise you
03:08You're a long time dead
03:09And you're even longer old
03:11Now pass me those potatoes
03:13Thank you
03:18Good girl
03:19My mom
03:20I take this
03:22ÃœH
03:34The
05:38Oh, my two little girls are home.
05:42Oh.
05:44Colonel.
05:45Yes.
05:47Mr. St. George, so very pleased to make your acquaintance.
05:50Oh, well, the pleasure is all ours.
05:54Oh, I got it.
05:56Oh, it's so good to meet you.
05:59And Ginny got herself a lord.
06:02Check it out, Madison Avenue.
06:05Uh, let us get your bags.
06:07No, no, we didn't want to impose, so we're staying at the Grand.
06:11The Grand?
06:13What a treat.
06:14Someone wants to say hello.
06:16Everybody's here.
06:17Do you want to hold her?
06:19Yes.
06:20Yes.
06:21Yes, Tess family.
06:22Both my daughters happy and settled, and it's all down to you.
06:26Yes.
06:27Yes.
06:28Well, we do our best, of course, but it's not what you're used to, I know.
06:32We picked all the furniture ourselves, and I'm afraid the paintings aren't the least bit old.
06:37Is that a dove in a cage?
06:39Yes.
06:40We're having a party.
06:42With food and people.
06:43No, we know what a party is.
06:44Why are we having one?
06:45To welcome you home.
06:47We've had so many RSVPs, you have no idea.
06:50The Astors, the Cliffords, perhaps even the Paramours.
06:53But why is there a dove in a cage?
06:55Mrs. Cooper Lockhart had a heron.
06:58It's to do with birds being chic, and my colour scheme is dove-themed.
07:02Excellent.
07:03Now, who's ready for a man's drink away from all this, uh, twittering?
07:08Gentlemen?
07:09Girls, quick, quick.
07:10You all need to get washed.
07:11I'm so sorry.
07:12I did not know there was going to be a party.
07:14No, I'm intrigued.
07:15Will the doves be let out at some point?
07:18Will Mrs. Somebody Somebody bring her heron?
07:21I think anything at all is possible.
07:26Darling, please.
07:28The guests will be arriving any minute, and I want to show you off.
07:31Why?
07:32Well, because I'm your mother.
07:39Wow.
07:40Look who's lowering the tone.
07:42Lizzie!
07:43Lizzie!
07:44Lizzie!
07:49Lizzie!
07:51This is you.
07:52This is you.
07:53You have to tell me.
07:54Happy to lie.
07:55What have you been doing?
07:56Or should I say, who have you been doing?
07:57Yes!
07:58Who's the lucky man keeping you here and away from us?
08:00I couldn't care less about boys and marriage.
08:02Lizzie?
08:03Who's stolen Lizzie?
08:07Now, uh, there's a party that's about to start.
08:09So, let's get you all dressed.
08:10We have a party.
08:11Oh!
08:12Oh!
08:13Oh!
08:14Oh!
08:15Oh!
08:16Oh!
08:17Oh!
08:18Oh!
08:19Oh!
08:20Oh!
08:21Oh!
08:22Oh!
08:23Oh!
08:24Oh!
08:25Oh!
08:26Oh!
08:27Oh!
08:28Oh!
08:29Oh!
08:30Oh!
08:31Oh!
08:32Oh!
08:33Oh!
08:34Oh!
08:35Oh!
08:58So sorry, I think I gave you a Telegram to send.
09:01Yes, sir.
09:02But I need it back. I have to get it back. I have to get that.
09:05It took a while for them to transcribe, sir.
09:08And not cheap, I'm afraid, being so long.
09:12Right. Right. Yes, it was a lengthy one.
09:21Thank you very much.
09:23So sorry.
10:03Ah, Duke.
10:06Is it Duke or Duke? Duke? Duke?
10:10Oh, anyhow. So you have your drink? Sorry, it's not tea.
10:15Will Nan be joining us?
10:17Oh, she'll no doubt be getting into trouble somewhere.
10:20So how did you convince her? A little free spirit to say yes, huh?
10:24Minutes you could walk, no one could catch her.
10:27Well, I think I'm just hoping to walk alongside her.
10:30Oh, nice. It's a nice line. The man's a lucky girl.
10:38Mrs. Paramore, welcome.
10:41I know how in demand you are.
10:42Oh, we wouldn't have missed it.
10:45You've gone for doves, I see.
10:48The asters only had canaries at theirs.
10:51And they didn't look well.
10:53The canaries or the asters?
10:55Both.
10:56Congratulations, Mrs. St. George.
11:00How very far you've come.
11:02Nan.
11:16Nan.
11:18Nan.
11:25Nan.
11:26Nan.
11:26Well, I'm just going to wait right here then, okay?
11:31Nan, you said you wouldn't today.
11:33Now that I'm actually in this house, I can't simply just make my face pretend.
11:37Girls.
11:39Girls.
11:42Well, I'm happy for them.
11:44For my part, the doves are a step too far, but Patricia's never shy of excess.
11:49Who is?
11:50In New York.
11:51Or as if it had been me.
11:53Lizzie, if you hadn't disappointed the family, let us all down, decided for whatever reason,
11:58ill health or overexcitement, to take yourself away, perhaps we'd be holding a party of this kind.
12:05But I'm just saying, you were the pick of that ball on that staircase.
12:10Everyone said so.
12:12And if you'd only agree to go back to England and try to...
12:15What?
12:15Oh, yeah, she refuses.
12:17Now that she's met the queen, she thinks she is one.
12:19Perhaps if I'd had daughters more...
12:21Agreeable.
12:22Obedient.
12:22Appealing.
12:23There.
12:24You've made me say it.
12:25I've said it.
12:25Appealing.
12:27I have to go find Ginny.
12:29Wait, Lizzie.
12:31I'm just saying, if you'd both been more open to the process, this could have been our party.
12:37Yeah, well, only without the doves, right?
12:38Oh, the doves are a step too far, certainly.
12:42In polite society, you don't actually drink a drink, you know.
12:46I believe you do drink drinks, mother.
12:49Mabel, I was a girl once and thought I knew what was what.
12:52But I'm afraid gradually you're forced to realize you know nothing at all.
12:56When the others go back to England, you'll be staying here with me.
13:00What?
13:00No, I can't.
13:02I'm afraid if Lizzie's here, then so are you.
13:04What would people say if I had daughters on different consonants?
13:06Lizzie, your sister has ruined it for us all.
13:13She just...
13:15Nan, what is it?
13:22Everyone's down there.
13:26I'm nobody to you.
13:29You have never been my mother.
13:31Everything you've told me my entire life has been a complete...
13:38Ginny, go downstairs, please.
13:41I'm so sorry.
13:42This is all my fault.
13:43This isn't about faults, darling.
13:47Now go downstairs and enjoy your moment.
13:54Shoulders back.
13:56Head high.
13:57Sorry.
14:22Sorry.
14:25I don't believe we met.
14:27Elizabeth.
14:32Lizzie.
14:32It's a pleasure.
14:36There you are.
14:37I'm so sorry.
14:38I was just...
14:39Are you having a good time?
14:40Yes.
14:41I've just been introduced to Elizabeth.
14:43But you know Lizzie.
14:45She stayed at your house.
14:47And at Runnymede.
14:51There were rather a lot of people there that weekend.
14:54Of course.
14:55We were all running around.
14:56I mean, it was a bit of a blur.
14:59Sorry.
15:00I just...
15:01I'm sorry.
15:02I'm sorry.
15:02If I had never been born or if I'd never existed...
15:16Don't.
15:16Please.
15:17It would have been easier.
15:18It would have been better for you and for Daddy.
15:22The whole family must have been whispering and nudging and having to stop talking whenever I walked into a room.
15:27It was never like that.
15:30Why did you lie?
15:32Every day you woke up and you spent the whole day lying to me.
15:37And then the next day...
15:39You got up and you lied to me again.
15:43Darling, we've made mistakes.
15:44You've made mistakes.
15:48I'm not yours.
15:50My eyes aren't yours.
15:51My hands aren't yours.
15:52My feet aren't yours.
15:52And it was no wonder that I was close to Daddy when I was small.
15:56I used to feel so bad when I was so glad that he came home.
16:00But it was because he was my Daddy.
16:04And you were nobody.
16:06You're nobody.
16:08Please wait.
16:08I thought being here would help.
16:11But if I could just talk to you...
16:14You're just parading me to all of New York and you're making me lie and I can't look at you.
16:18We just need to gather ourselves.
16:22Darling, come sit down.
16:24Your father's looking after Theo.
16:26We can just...
16:27talk.
16:30And you're making me lie to Theo.
16:33How can he marry me when he doesn't know who I am, when I don't even know who I am?
16:36My whole life has been a lie.
16:39I need to tell him the truth.
16:44Nan?
16:47Nan?
16:57Nan?
16:57Nan?
17:00Nan?
17:22Oh, what's the same, George?
17:23Can I do that?
17:23There you are.
17:28I've been meaning that now with a man.
17:34Yeah.
17:38Ah, here she is, the best-looking mother of the bride I ever saw.
17:43Where is me?
17:43I have to.
17:45Ladies and gentlemen, we know how heartbroken you were to miss the wedding of the year.
17:50So, by way of second best, will you please help me give a big New York welcome to Lorde and Lady Seaton.
18:02Come on, it's not a first dance until you've done it in New York.
18:07Oh, come on, let's show these children how it's done, Patty.
18:14Tracy, I have to talk to you.
18:18Hands off me!
18:50For pity's sake, Patty, if you don't want to dance, you just have to...
18:55Nan knows.
18:59I guess they just thought it would be nice for us to...
19:09To be paraded?
19:12To such a fake first dance?
19:15Well, apt, I suppose, because in America everything's a reproduction.
19:18I want to dance.
19:20I want to dance.
19:24Dance!
19:26Does the Duke know?
19:27She says she'll tell him.
19:29Well, then she's a fool, she'll lose him.
19:32The Duke could never marry a girl like that.
19:34What about her?
19:36What about me?
19:37I'll write.
19:40I'll fix it.
19:41This isn't one of those times you can go in and make her laugh, Tracy.
19:45Have one of your little nudges about the world together, about how silly and how amusing I always am.
19:50This is entirely your fault.
19:54Do you have any idea what we've sacrificed for your utter belief that you can do exactly as you please?
20:00Well, I must say, when I look at that party out there,
20:02all those orchids and that food and that furniture doesn't seem to me much like anybody's making any sacrifices.
20:07I don't care for a stick of that furniture, not a stick.
20:09You have turned us into liars.
20:13I have battled to keep this family together, and I will continue to do so.
20:19And if it will be all right, it is because I will make it all right.
20:27I love New York.
20:28New York loves you.
20:31Oh, I can breathe here.
20:34I feel free.
20:35Just like when I was a little boy and I could just run around all day long
20:41before I had to wear such tight britches.
20:45You know, I do like you and lose your pants.
20:48God, do you remember those nights before the wedding?
20:51Oh, those afternoons.
20:53Those mornings.
20:55Sure, yeah.
20:57In the St. George house.
21:00Well, Conchita.
21:02This is America.
21:05None of the free.
21:08Come on.
21:18Ginny.
21:19There you are.
21:20We wanted to say congratulations.
21:22Congratulations.
21:23You married a real English gentleman.
21:26A lord.
21:27No less.
21:27And we heard you two have a...
21:29You've loved.
21:31So romantic.
21:32So fabulous.
21:34So, how is England?
21:36Do you live in a palace?
21:38Is everything really old?
21:40It is, but it's old and beautiful, not old and dirty, you know?
21:44Lords and ladies have exquisite taste.
21:46I always knew Ginny would go far.
21:48If I didn't say it, I thought...
21:51Oh, you did.
21:52And so do I.
21:53And that gown, Ginny, it's so elegant.
21:58So...
21:58Elegant.
22:01Yes.
22:02I believe I already said it.
22:03Lizzie, what are you playing at?
22:16If we have to stay here with Mother, I shall die.
22:19You won't die.
22:20How do you know I might?
22:22This all used to feel so familiar and...
22:25Safe.
22:26Yes.
22:28And how it's...
22:30It's different.
22:35Is this still because Cedan chose her?
22:41Maple?
22:42You are so much more like Mother than you will ever see
22:45because you know nothing at all about anything.
22:49Oh, you're so much more like Mother than you are.
23:19Tell us more about your big castle.
23:21Oh, it's not really a castle.
23:24What's it called?
23:25Tintagel.
23:28Castle.
23:31Well, I bet the St. George's can't believe their luck.
23:34I mean, look around, it's all rather gauche, isn't it?
23:38This new money.
23:41Well, you could say America is all new money.
23:45Excuse me, I must find my fiancée.
23:49I'm going to get out of the world.
23:51Come here.
23:52Good luck, sir.
23:53I'm going to go.
23:54Love you, too.
23:55Love you, too.
23:56I'm going to meet your family.
23:59Bye, bye.
24:03We will be back there.
24:04I'll see you soon.
24:06Bye, bye.
24:09Bye, bye.
24:10Bye, bye.
24:11Bye, bye.
24:12Bye, bye, bye.
24:13Bye, bye.
24:15Bye, bye.
24:15Bye, bye.
24:16Bye, bye, bye.
24:16Bye, bye, bye.
24:17Bye, bye.
24:17Bye, bye, bye, bye.
24:18Well, you find your bills in there you want to pay, you go right ahead, be my guest.
24:46Jenny told me there were letters.
24:48The funny thing about getting older, stories you thought were long buried, well, they rear
25:00their heads again and they don't always make you feel good.
25:05How does it make you feel?
25:07Wanted me to talk about my feelings, huh?
25:10Get that from your mother.
25:11You want to know the truth?
25:21Old.
25:23Old.
25:24Is what I feel, man.
25:26Seems impossible when you're young, I know, but the way you feel when you're running and
25:30laughing and dancing with those friends of yours, you...
25:33Well, one day, you will follow that feeling anywhere.
25:42Ask anyone my age, we're all of us just pretending to be grown-ups.
25:46You know, when your belt's bursting, your hair's thin on top, and suddenly a beautiful young
25:55girl smiles at you and laughs at your joke, well...
25:58You know, a man can't be blamed for seeing.
26:01Hell, she wants you to see it.
26:02Meanwhile, yes, your mother is still the finest-looking woman in the land, but, you know, she gets tired
26:11and cranky, so occasionally they're...
26:14Where is she, my real mother?
26:20Oh, sweetheart.
26:23Her family said word that she passed on not long after you were born.
26:27And who was she?
26:34Oh.
26:36Well, I...
26:37I thought she was home.
26:42It was a long time ago, yeah.
26:44What does she look like?
26:46Oh, I expect she was very beautiful.
26:49That much I can tell you, because, well, you know, look at you.
26:57What was her name?
27:05I didn't get a proper look at her, Nan.
27:14Nan.
27:14Nan.
27:15Being away from New York, mother, I'm so much more myself.
27:30I imagine.
27:32Of course, I've barely missed you at all.
27:35So, is there anyone in England like us?
27:45Like you?
27:48Oh, Lily, you should see them all.
27:52There's not a single person like me.
28:35My dearest Nan.
28:53My feelings for you can no longer be kept secret.
28:56I am weak, and I am confused.
29:01But Nan, my love for you is neither.
29:08So, what did she say?
29:10I talked to them both.
29:12She didn't speak, and he didn't listen.
29:17He said that pretty girls give him a look, which they hope he'll notice.
29:21Ugh.
29:22And he can't be blamed.
29:24How can Mother even stand it?
29:26I think she just gets on with the day.
29:31I suppose that's what marriage becomes.
29:35Daddy will always be impossible.
29:39But Nan, Mother, our Mother, she...
29:43She loves you entirely.
29:45Fix your face, darling.
30:09Fix your face, darling.
30:11You got to join the party.
30:39Almost like I'm a real person.
30:41There's many safely asleep upstairs.
30:48He's so carefree here.
30:50None of those children will ever be carefree.
30:58Growing up in the Brittlesea house, I'm afraid that's just not possible.
31:02They get...
31:05...extinguished.
31:08We have to get away from his family.
31:16Lady Marable, if I may, Lord Richard is an Englishman, a firstborn and a lord.
31:22Yes, but look at him.
31:26Why wouldn't he choose this?
31:28He may not always feel it under that roof, but in England he has power.
31:31No Englishman will ever choose freedom over power.
31:38He may not always fail either, but in England he's 40,000 years old.
31:45I'm afraid I don't know.
31:47He's a little dangerous.
31:48I'm afraid I'll hang out with the streets.
31:50Have you had anything to eat?
32:20You're right of course. I've made mistakes plenty, but I wouldn't believe any mother who claimed
32:43she hadn't, and I was doing my very best I was. I may not have carried you in here, but
32:55from the second I saw you, I promise you I have carried you in here.
33:12The day you came to me was the best and the hardest day of my life.
33:23My heart was broken because of your father, but it had no idea what was coming this old
33:31heart of mine.
33:34With your eyes and your little fingers, and your thighs, I could grab a whole handful.
33:44And don't tell me that your eyes aren't mine because I've stared into them night after night
33:50when you wouldn't settle. And your fingers are mine because I kissed them again and again.
33:59You nestled into my heart and made it so much bigger and brighter and more important.
34:07When you were this high and you wanted to climb, which you always did, I used to turn my back
34:17so you wouldn't see that I was scared. But you were. Are you serious? I'm a mother and a woman,
34:28and both of those are terrifying every single day. But I didn't want you to see from my face that I was
34:35scared for you. I so wanted you to be fearless. And if you'd known, if we'd told you,
34:43you'd have been Nan with a secret. Nan with questions. Nan that felt different.
34:53And I just wanted you to be Nan. Maybe that was wrong, but I was making it up as I went along.
35:00Daddy says that everyone in this whole world is just pretending to be grown-ups.
35:05And he's right, of course. Though some of us are pretending a little harder than others.
35:11And darling about Theo, it might feel like a lie. It might even be called a lie if you look it up in
35:21the dictionary, but you'll lose him. And I don't think it's a lie when it's to protect someone you love.
35:30It's okay to turn your back to hide that you're scared. But Theo's honest. He's not like daddy.
35:37And maybe you can let the lies keep coming and maybe you're happy with that.
35:42I'm not happy. And darling, I need you and Jenny to know that. I'm not happy with any of it.
35:54But that's up to me. I want better than a lifetime of lies.
35:59And I know that you had to turn your back to make me brave, but I am brave now.
36:09Mostly.
36:12You've still got your back turned.
36:25I'm not happy with any of it.
36:38It's not happy with any of it.
36:40I'm a lover, lover.
36:40I'm a speeding car.
36:43Going to get your brother.
36:45I'm a lover, lover.
36:48Getting away, driver.
36:50Where ever you go, I'm gonna find you so.
36:57Hey, hey, hey, stop all your running, running like your money,
37:04like your magic, you know.
37:07Hey, hey, hey, stop all your loving on and loving
37:13like the wonder you're just burning a hole.
37:17Here she is, at last, my girl.
37:23So, we now have the duke and his duquess.
37:29So, now we need a dance from you both.
37:31Come on, we have waited long enough.
37:34Why, Colonel, what makes you think these young people
37:46wanna hang around old folks like us?
37:48They're young and in love.
37:49You must remember that.
37:51Now, come on, everybody.
37:54This is supposed to be a New York party.
37:56Oh, she's gone.
37:58Oh no, I'm so nervous.
38:03Poor.
38:04This is supposed to be proper walking.
38:06I've never seen it happen.
38:07That's it.
38:08To the next couple, it's gone.
38:11Oh, my God.
38:12Yeah?
38:15Okay.
38:17Nan's gonna tell him
38:27And I suspect she's absolutely right
38:47Are you okay?
38:50Has something happened?
39:04I love you
39:05Nan
39:07Do you want me?
39:13Do you want me?
39:17I want you to stay
39:19Yes
39:20Yes I do
39:22I want you
39:22It's okay
39:24It's okay
39:28It's okay
39:34It's okay
39:36It's okay
39:38It's okay
39:39It's okay
39:43I've missed you
39:56Doesn't it been just awful?
39:58Listen
39:59I've been wanting
40:01Darling, what's married life like?
40:06I'm happy
40:07Run way together when it's just us two
40:09He does nothing but look after me
40:12I'm glad
40:13He treats me like
40:15Like a lady?
40:15Of course
40:16Does he really?
40:16Of course
40:17Look
40:18I'm Lady Seaton
40:20You left me all alone
40:35Again
40:37I know
40:37I'm so sorry
40:38I was
40:39In your house
40:40With your family
40:41Who are absolutely not
40:42I'm realizing easy people
40:44I'm just starting to feel
40:49All this fuss
40:50The constant references
40:51To who I am
40:52Did you only marry me
40:53For my title
40:54Of course not
40:57I love you
40:59This party is humiliating to me
41:01Humiliating
41:02This whole vulgar event
41:05Thrown and out on
41:06A yet a hideous display
41:07Of bad taste
41:08I'd have thought
41:08I deserve more respect
41:09I don't understand
41:12From you
41:12My wife
41:14And also from your mother
41:16That this is how she chooses
41:18To introduce her new son-in-law
41:20To New York
41:20By parading me
41:21And my title
41:22It is demeaning
41:23No you're absolutely right
41:25I'm
41:26I'm
41:26I'm so sorry
41:28Then it gives me no pleasure
41:29To say that your mother
41:29Ought to apologize
41:30But the party
41:34The farcical first dance
41:36That display we just witnessed
41:37She ought to say sorry
41:39But you don't
41:41You don't actually mean
41:42She ought to apologize
41:43I'm not going to tell you
41:44What to do Virginia
41:45Dio
41:57Just before we go back inside
42:00I wanted to tell you something
42:02I've just been wanting to say
42:06Are you happy
42:06With me
42:09I mean
42:10Of course
42:11Then don't tell me anything
42:13That might spoil it
42:14Really
42:18Let's get married soon
42:21Might that be alright
42:24I'm not going to tell you
42:38I'm not going to tell you
42:39No
42:40No
42:42No
42:42No
42:46Mother, this party, the whole event, the entire afternoons, well, it's been a gaudy display
43:14of bad taste. You've been to England now, so you know how to behave, but I'm afraid James
43:23deserves more respect. You've embarrassed him, and you've embarrassed me, so I would appreciate
43:31it if you would apologize. Ginny, my love, what's going on for you? I think we should
43:38get everyone dancing again, don't you? Mrs. St. George, I can't thank you enough for this
43:43delightful party. You've made me and my wife feel so welcome. Well, welcome, of course.
43:52This is Ginny's home. Perhaps the sea crossing might have made you a bit queasy. The aim of
44:01this party, and our whole lives, in fact, has been our happiness.
44:04I shall become a duchess soon, and have access to royalty of every rank, but I fully expect
44:15to be less impressed by them than I ought to be, because our mother, my mother, is a queen.
44:27Shoulders back. Head high.
44:43You're right, of course, Ginny. Everything about this party is irrelevant and in bad taste.
45:00In fact, the only thing I'm proud of in this entire room are you girls. Both of you. But
45:08I'll reserve my apologies and shame for the years I spent giving a fig what people thought of me.
45:13Oh, and perhaps one night in Saratoga when I climbed a wall and accidentally showed my second
45:19best bloomers to the mayor. Now, Lavinia, I believe this party is beneath us. But it's your party.
45:29I'm just going to walk out of the room. Okay. Do you suppose everything will be all right, Lavinia?
45:43I have no idea. None at all.
45:49I believe Tracy is not always a good man. Oh, they so rarely are. What can we do?
45:59Only our very best to be grown-ups.
46:05What's this gift you give to me?
46:11I can't just move to New York.
46:22Why not?
46:23Please, Dickie, we could just stay here.
46:27I can't be in that house. I can't live.
46:29And I won't let many be extinguished by your family.
46:39You've decided you've no choice and that's up to you, but I do have a choice.
46:47I just need to decide which one to make.
46:49In your music and your movements I have found myself
47:01Falling in your sweet surrender
47:05Sweetest pleasures playing in my life
47:11Any way I look at it
47:15It brings me a surprise
47:19Mother, I'm going to go back to England with the girls
47:29To be with Ginny
47:30Find myself a husband, if I can
47:34And Mabel can come with me
47:36Oh, Lizzie, that's the spirit
47:38I believe in you, I do
47:41Thank you
47:44Of course
47:45So, Duchess Man, when are we going back to England?
47:52Oh, Lizzie, thank goodness
47:54Mother, earlier
47:56You're all right, are you, Mabel?
48:00I do want my girls to be all right
48:04Yes, very much so
48:06But, Mother, listen, up upstairs
48:08Now, Mabel, put on your shawl properly and that's the end of it
48:12However will we find you a husband if you're only ever wearing half a shawl?
48:34Mother, help me
48:36Oh, my God
48:40Oh, my God
48:42Oh, my God
48:44Oh, my God
49:18So I take it Nan didn't tell them, then?
49:34Still get a duke in the family?
49:43I can't do this anymore, Tracy.
49:47It's done.
49:48Do you honestly think anyone would look at you twice if you were on your own, or even
49:57open the door to you?
49:58Why, they wouldn't even have you back in Saratoga, Patty.
50:02Well, you know how muddle-headed you get.
50:08You'd never survive.
50:09It only takes one week
50:21To fall out of love with a woman like me
50:31For a man like you
50:36I'm not waiting for what you think I am, I know
50:43Love comes and goes
50:47Love comes and goes
50:51She asked about her, of course
51:03A real mother
51:06You didn't tell her the truth?
51:13Of course not
51:14I think I am
51:16I think I am
51:16I think I am
51:18I'm not waiting for what you think I am
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