- 7/7/2025
Belgravia Season 1 Episode 6 - Full
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00:01What have you to do in Manchester?
00:02I want to see some people.
00:03He cheats the customs man when he imports cotton.
00:06Tell your friend to get his money out while he still can.
00:09I know this is hard for you.
00:11All this is because your son hates his own nephew.
00:14He doesn't know the truth.
00:16It's time to acknowledge him.
00:17If he's acknowledged as a Bellesis, we must give up our grandson.
00:21When I was packing, I found some letters of Miss Sophia's.
00:24We must make copies. Now.
00:26Where are the originals?
00:27Mr. Bellesis wants the originals.
00:29You do not surprise me.
00:31I made the copies. I know what's in them.
00:33Charles Pope is my grandson.
00:35In the letters, the girl calls the marriage a sham.
00:38We must find out about Bouverie.
00:40He was, in fact, the Honourable Richard Bouverie.
00:43So you mean the wedding in Brussels before the battle was valid?
00:47Absolutely.
00:49Whomever he married were definitely husband and wife.
00:59I made the decision and wife.
01:01I have a Weihnachtsmus, the man who was doing.
01:04You still have a wife.
01:05I have a wife.
01:06So you're going to get married.
01:07And you are not.
01:08Please do not.
01:09I'm not.
01:10You do not.
01:11I have a wife.
01:12I am.
01:13I know she is the man named audience.
02:14Every word is gospel.
02:17What price did you offer Mrs. Girton for the factory?
02:21What?
02:23You say you agreed a deal with her, which Charles then wrecked.
02:26I would like to know what price you offered for the factory.
02:28I can't remember.
02:36I called on Mrs. Girton yesterday.
02:39I know you offered £2,000.
02:42Mr. Pope offered the market price, £8,000.
02:47You overpaid.
02:49I think not.
02:50But I don't understand your complaint against him.
02:54Well, er...
02:55I read here that he bullied and terrified her into accepting his offer.
03:00Would you have to be bullied and terrified into taking an offer that was an increase of 400%?
03:05I wouldn't.
03:09You still cheated the customs men.
03:11I work with Mr. Thomas Kubit.
03:13He has friends in Manchester.
03:15It was a single incident where the cotton was wrongly labelled.
03:18When Mr. Pope discovered the mistake, he paid the duty.
03:21Yeah, so he says.
03:22He says it because it is the truth.
03:24In other words, you gentlemen are liars and jealous cheats who profit from frightening old ladies.
03:28Now, just a minute.
03:29As for you, you pathetic runt.
03:32Charles Pope saw you could no more be a manager than the Lord High Admiral.
03:35He gave you a job that your children might not starve, and this is how you repay him.
03:39Now, you listen.
03:40No, you listen.
03:42If I hear one more word of this from any source,
03:44I will bring charges that will strip you of your last penny piece.
03:49Now, good day, gentlemen.
03:59Don't move, but tell me if you've heard from your mama.
04:04Not yet, but she'll be along one of these days with my brother Reggie or someone else to drag me away.
04:12Then we shall take hold of the other arm and prevent it.
04:19Lady Templemore is in the drawing room, milady.
04:23Talk of the devil.
04:27Lady Templemore, may I offer you anything?
04:31Only my daughter.
04:35Here I am, mama.
04:37I've come to take you home.
04:39No, mama.
04:41My dear.
04:42Mama, I'm not coming home.
04:47Not yet, at any rate.
04:48So, you defy me?
04:51I would not call it that.
04:53But what will people think?
04:55That I am staying with the aunt of my fiancée.
04:59Soon, however, we will announce the marriage will not take place
05:02and that I shall marry a Mr Charles Pope instead.
05:06This will be fascinating until there is news that the Queen is with a child
05:11or some great man in the city fails
05:14and then we shall all just get on with our lives.
05:17You've done this.
05:19You have corrupted my daughter.
05:21I do hope so.
05:23If this is the result.
05:24Mama, let us not be at odds.
05:27Like ruffians fighting in the street.
05:29I should prefer to be attacked by ruffians than by my own child.
05:34Corinne, Charles Pope is our grandson.
05:40Peregrine's and mine.
05:43You mean he is your late son's bastard?
05:50I suppose you knew.
05:53And for this you have cheated Mariah of a position
05:56that would have allowed her to do real good in the world.
05:58I think I could do good if I were married to Charles.
06:01Then you must manage it without your mother's help, my dear.
06:04For I will have no more of you.
06:07I set you adrift to sail your own bark.
06:14You have stolen my daughter and ruined my life.
06:28What on earth are you doing here?
06:33Why have you come?
06:36Well, I'm not going to tell you on the street.
06:37I've seen a doctor and I'm pregnant.
06:47Three months or more.
06:49Right.
06:50Will he take care of it or has he done so already?
06:54Have you no feelings at all?
06:57Why would I have feelings?
06:59Because you are the father.
07:00What proof is there?
07:03You fell into bed with me easily enough.
07:11What's the matter, John?
07:15Why do you care?
07:16Of course.
07:18Tell me what's wrong.
07:19Only that I've lost everything.
07:23Well, it can't be as bad as all that.
07:25Can't it?
07:26I have nothing.
07:27I am nothing.
07:28I will always be nothing.
07:31What has happened?
07:32I will not be the next Earl of Brockenhurst.
07:34Charles Pope is the heir.
07:36My nemesis.
07:39It seems he is the grandson of my uncle and aunt.
07:43You said he was Mr Trenchard's son.
07:44Yeah, well, that's what I thought before, but he's not.
07:47He's my cousin, Edmund's son.
07:50I've tried to defeat him.
07:52Now he has the better of me.
07:54If this is true, why isn't he called Viscount Bellicis?
07:56He is.
07:57He just doesn't know it yet, nor do they.
08:00They think he's a bastard.
08:02A friend of mine looked into it.
08:05My cousin and Sophia Trenchard were married.
08:09Just before Waterloo.
08:14I'm impressed you haven't burned them, if they don't know yet.
08:19Yeah, well, don't be.
08:20Only copies.
08:21The Trenchards have the originals.
08:22But without your friend's evidence.
08:24Well, find out the truth in the end.
08:26They're bound to.
08:28Why?
08:32Why shouldn't we marry?
08:35You're only the son of a younger son, after all.
08:37It's not so much.
08:39Don't you understand?
08:40I need to make a brilliant marriage, now more than ever.
08:43Not Mariah Gray with her downcast looks and her empty purse.
08:46A brilliant marriage.
08:48I'll divorce Oliver and go to my father.
08:50He's rich, and I'm an only child.
08:53There may be better bred women on offer,
08:55but none who could provide so well.
08:58Do you seriously imagine that I, John Bellicis,
09:14whose ancestors fought in the Crusades,
09:17would ever marry the divorced daughter-in-law
09:21of a dirty tradesman?
09:24What a joke.
09:25I wonder if you would ask your man
09:41if he could find me a Hattie cab.
09:43Oh, hang on yourself.
09:47Please, John.
09:48There's no need for us to part badly.
09:50Very well.
09:57Very well.
10:20you're back as you see do you know where I might find your mother she wanted a rest before dinner
10:50did you give those men money in Manchester to write the letters no need they wanted him
10:57destroyed as much as I why why would you want to ruin a man who's done nothing to you
11:03he has stolen my father and is in the process of stealing my fortune is that nothing to watch
11:12you give him money and praise without stint is that nothing I believe in but by God you don't
11:16believe in me sir and you never have I've endangered my friendship with the cubits men I respect more
11:24than anyone living to help your career may I not be disappointed I'm sorry father but I cannot
11:30change places with Sophia I can't place myself in the grave and set free it is out of my hands
11:46I don't know what to do next well I do ma'am tell mr. trenchard you were given these in the street
11:57he does not know my writing you will not suspect I won't ask your secrecy you already have enough to
12:07for allowing me hello how can I help thank you Mars that'll be all this was handed to me on the street as I came
12:32towards our front door handed to you by whom I don't know a boy he ran off this boy is he a servant
12:41page I don't know he was just a boy I'm just going to see mrs. trenchard there's something else I want
12:53you to know I'm going to have a child oh my dear are you certain quite but you must go to mother may
13:08I tell her of course it's a treasured a happy chance brings us here John Bellis this we met at my aunt
13:27Soiree as I know who you are what are you doing in this stinking hole well I'll use it to meet people
13:33and um well now I've met you can I buy you a drink brand in soda tell me do you know the name Charles Pope if I hear it
13:49one more time oh you don't like him then I hate the very ground he walks on hmm I should like to teach
13:59him a lesson he'll never forget and I'd certainly like to help you would you because you could help me a lot
14:06if you've a mind to
14:11but these are copies of course I know I have the originals
14:18when did you get those Jane Croft Sophia's maid came here when you were in Manchester
14:25she brought them with her she wanted me to have them before she left for America
14:29they're only Sophia's false marriage papers
14:33or am I missing something
14:37you wouldn't have seen this one
14:39it's in a different hand whoever wrote it
14:42was making notes on the validity of the marriage for someone
14:46but this is not a copy
14:48not that page
14:49and the writer says
14:52the wedding was not a sham
14:54Sophia was Lady Bellesis when she died
14:57Charles is legitimate
15:00then
15:05Edmund
15:07was an honourable man
15:09we have defamed him wrongly
15:14for so many years
15:15how cruel we've been
15:16but I know this writing
15:19are you uh
15:26are you ready for me ma'am
15:28I was
15:29where did you get those
15:32how did you find them
15:33will you tell us about them
15:38Ellis
15:38I don't know nothing ma'am
15:40Ellis
15:41if there is anything you can say
15:43to diminish your guilt
15:44now is the time to say it
15:45it was Mr Turton sir
15:48it was him who found them in Miss Croft's bag
15:51and he made the copies
15:53I said I knew the writing
15:55I'm ever so sorry ma'am
15:57if I'd known it might hurt you
15:59I'd never have gone near the whole business
16:01you watched Turton
16:03make copies of Miss Sophia's letters
16:05yet you never thought it might hurt me
16:07I know I've lost my place sir
16:13but I'm not a bad woman
16:15you're not a very good one
16:17I've been weak
16:19it's true
16:19if I have no reference
16:23I'll starve
16:23so if we give you a reference
16:28you will tell us
16:30you asked for them to be copied
16:31is that right?
16:33very well
16:35we accept your terms
16:36do we?
16:39Mr Turton made the copies
16:40for Mr John Bellisys sir
16:43of course it was John Bellisys
16:44and of course the first thing
16:47he would look into
16:47would be the clergyman
16:48that married them
16:49Richard Boovery
16:50which is what we should have done
16:5220 years ago
16:53how could we?
16:53we didn't know his name
16:54what was your role
16:57in all of this?
16:58Mr Turton made me
16:59take the copies
17:00round to Mr Bellisys' rooms
17:01very well
17:04let me stay the night here
17:07but you'll go tomorrow
17:09with your reference
17:11stay silent
17:20till we're certain
17:20it's legal
17:21I don't want to raise hopes
17:23I need to dash them down
17:24but why did Mr Bellisys
17:26let the proof
17:27out of his care?
17:28why not burn it?
17:29and who was the mystery boy?
17:32there's something else
17:33it slipped my mind
17:34for a moment
17:35but you'll be pleased
17:36Susan is pregnant
17:37is she really?
17:40hmm
17:4111 years with Oliver
17:42and nothing
17:43what could have changed?
17:53has father told you?
17:54he has
17:55congratulations
17:56go on
17:57give her a kiss
17:58Oliver may be a while
18:08he'd only just got home
18:09when I came down
18:10we can wait
18:12James
18:14have you spoken to Turton?
18:16I thought I'd leave it
18:17till after dinner
18:18or is that cowardly?
18:20he should hear it from you
18:20and not from Ellis
18:21if it isn't too late
18:22oh I'll um
18:27I'll look out
18:27a bottle of champagne
18:28while I'm down there
18:29why did John Bellisys
18:46give you those papers?
18:48he didn't
18:49I took them
18:50may I ask why?
18:51he said they contained
18:53his ruin
18:54and you want that?
18:55very much
18:56why did you want
18:58to harm Mr. Bellisys?
19:01if you were lovers?
19:03I didn't at first
19:05I wanted to divorce
19:07Oliver
19:07and marry John
19:09what was his answer?
19:13he laughed in my face
19:14I see
19:16well
19:20at least we know
19:21you weren't barren
19:21that must be a relief
19:23albeit a complicated one
19:25you want to stay
19:28with Oliver
19:29now that your
19:29escape route
19:30with John Bellisys
19:31has been cut off
19:32yes
19:34I'd like to stay
19:36will Oliver know
19:38the child is not his?
19:41he'll know
19:41believe Oliver to me
19:44James must never know
19:46this baby will be
19:48his grandchild
19:49and he must never
19:50even suspect
19:51anything else
19:52I agree
19:53I'll help you
19:56on one condition
19:58you will live at Glanville
20:00live there?
20:01if you agree
20:02I will keep your secret
20:03Oliver will never be happy
20:05in the career
20:06that James
20:07has mapped out for him
20:08very well
20:08let him be a
20:09country gentleman
20:10can I come back
20:11for the season?
20:15he'll come here
20:16for two months
20:16every year
20:17although I think
20:19you'll enjoy
20:20county life
20:20once you
20:21enter into it
20:23Oliver must not
20:24suspect
20:25you know the truth
20:26only then
20:27will he be able
20:28to salvage
20:28his dignity
20:29you have my word
20:32your word on what?
20:34that they will have
20:34Glanville
20:35a child must grow up
20:36in the country
20:37hurrah
20:41my dearest boy
20:42many congratulations
20:43Susan and I
20:44have been talking
20:45and you are to have
20:47Glanville as your own
20:48you will give up
20:49your London work
20:50and retire
20:50to Somerset
20:51what's this?
20:53why not?
20:55Oliver is born
20:55to be a squire
20:56not a businessman
20:58your mother is right
21:00a child should
21:01grow up in the country
21:02a child?
21:05we needn't keep it
21:05quiet any longer
21:07my dearest one
21:08I've told them
21:09say nothing
21:11we'll talk later
21:13if you speak now
21:14we may lose everything
21:15be silent
21:17I beg you
21:20drink up
21:23Margot
21:25the best he's got
21:27as more as we want it
21:29of course Mrs Oliver's
21:33to blame
21:33Miss Spears
21:35said a boy
21:36just pushed the papers
21:37into her hand
21:38what was she supposed
21:39to do?
21:39never mind that boy
21:40she took them
21:41stole them
21:42from Mr Bellisys
21:43Mrs Oliver is no better
21:45than she ought to be
21:46why do you think
21:48she's pregnant
21:48after 11 years
21:49with Mr Oliver
21:50and nothing to show for it?
21:52how do you know
21:52she's pregnant?
21:54never question a lady's mate
21:55oh I see
21:57is there
22:00anything there for us
22:02Miss Ellis?
22:04anything that might
22:05prove useful?
22:06we'll get nothing
22:07from Mr Bellisys
22:08what would he care
22:09if all the world knew
22:10her for a slut?
22:12but she might pay
22:13to keep it quiet
22:13I don't think so
22:14what are you doing there
22:15Miss Spear
22:16are you spying on us?
22:18excuse me
22:18Mr Turton
22:19you are not the butler
22:20now
22:20you have been sacked
22:21so don't think
22:22I'll take any more
22:23of your orders
22:24because I won't
22:24you watch your tongue
22:26no
22:26because I don't feel like it
22:28and if you ever
22:29approach Mrs Oliver
22:30by letter or word
22:31I will report you
22:33to the peelers
22:33why?
22:34what have I done?
22:35stealing and selling
22:36food with Mrs Babbage
22:37and with theft
22:39on your record
22:39there's no more
22:40work as servants
22:41not for the rest
22:42of your lives
22:42I'm going to bed
22:45she'll get rid of you
22:46you know too much
22:47she won't want that
22:48hanging round her
22:48in years to come
22:49maybe you're right
22:50Miss Ellis
22:50but when I go
22:52I'll do it
22:54with a sack of gold
22:55and a reference
22:55that will get me a job
22:56in Buckingham Palace
22:57rest easy Miss Spear
22:59you will never
23:00hear from me again
23:01you win
23:03you evil baggage
23:04whose is it?
23:13Oliver
23:13your wife is pregnant
23:15your parents are happy
23:17the life you want
23:18is yours for the taking
23:19you mean I'm to
23:20accept it
23:20and am I to
23:24accept your lover
23:25too?
23:26who is he?
23:28will he join us
23:28for dinner?
23:29I'll not say his name
23:30now or ever
23:31but I won't see him
23:33again
23:34you have my word
23:35your word
23:36aren't you at least
23:41going to say you're
23:42sorry?
23:42but I'm not sorry Oliver
23:43I've done what I set
23:45out to do
23:46I'm pregnant with our
23:47child
23:48you're surely not
23:48telling me that this
23:49was deliberate
23:49have you ever known
23:50me to be impetuous?
23:53and it was all because
23:54I could not make you
23:54pregnant
23:55you've been trying for
23:5611 years Oliver
23:57you're about to have
23:59an heir
23:59would you really want
24:01to give your life to
24:01Glanville if you had
24:02no one to hand it
24:03over to?
24:03I want my own child
24:05which I shall give you
24:11if I hadn't done
24:13what I've done
24:13you'd be childless
24:14to the end of your
24:15days
24:16you'll be a gentleman
24:18now Oliver
24:18a real one
24:21you'll have a fortune
24:22to spend
24:23then you won't have
24:24to soil your hands
24:25with making it
24:25you can teach our
24:27child to ride
24:29to swim
24:30to fish
24:32if you want to be
24:36a father Oliver
24:37this is the only way
24:40so you see
24:45Lady Brokenhurst
24:46I believe I owe you
24:47an apology
24:48Edmund was honourable
24:50after all
24:51and Charles knows
24:56nothing
24:56nothing
24:59Lord Brokenhurst
25:03is coming up
25:03to London tomorrow
25:04so let us
25:07have dinner here
25:07and we'll tell
25:09Charles the truth
25:10together
25:10and Lady Mariah
25:13is with her mother
25:14Lord Templemore
25:15her brother
25:16arrived from Ireland
25:17last night
25:17she's gone to ask
25:18for his help
25:18I'm tempted
25:19to send a note
25:20saying no persuasion
25:21will now be necessary
25:22but perhaps
25:24they must play it out
25:25I won't change
25:27my mind
25:28I'd like to walk
25:29down the aisle
25:29on your arm
25:30but the truth
25:31of it is
25:31I will marry
25:33Charles Pope
25:33and no one else
25:35Mariah has thrown
25:36away her chance
25:37Mama
25:38I have written
25:39to John
25:39it is over
25:41let it go
25:41instead
25:42you have chosen
25:43a man who is
25:44a bastard
25:45and a tradesman
25:46you'll like him
25:48immensely
25:48I have a proposition
25:50I'll take you
25:51with me back to
25:52Ireland for a few
25:53months
25:53and
25:54we will see
25:56if your decision
25:56stands the test
25:57of time
25:58you can't be
26:02against me
26:03not after all
26:05we've been through
26:05marrying beneath
26:07yourself is no
26:08guarantee of happiness
26:09you know
26:10and you can hardly
26:11expect us to
26:12rejoice in this
26:13stranger who has
26:14stolen your future
26:15he hasn't stolen it
26:19I have given my
26:21future to him
26:22quite freely
26:23not bad news
26:33I hope
26:34sir
26:34no
26:35no not news
26:37at all
26:37since I knew
26:38it was coming
26:38free man again
26:41Roger
26:41I may love
26:43where I choose
26:44no change
26:47there then
26:47sir
26:47fetch your coat
27:06Roger
27:06I've got a job
27:07for you
27:08but when I dismiss
27:09you I ought to come
27:09straight back here
27:10if I'm not in my bed
27:12by eight tomorrow
27:12morning
27:12well then you may
27:15start to make inquiries
27:16as to my whereabouts
27:17where must I look
27:20sir
27:20you'll like her
27:27very much
27:27mother
27:28I'm sure I will
27:29if you have chosen her
27:30things are not quite
27:31settled yet
27:32why not
27:34if she's the one
27:35her mother
27:36does not approve
27:37then she's a very
27:38stupid woman
27:38lady templemore
27:41has her reasons
27:42why is her name
27:44templemore
27:44if the girl
27:45is called grey
27:46her late husband's
27:47title was templemore
27:49lord templemore
27:50the earl of templemore
27:52to be exact
27:53must you go to this
27:58meeting tonight
27:58I wish you wouldn't
28:00it's an odd business
28:01I'm not on good terms
28:02with Oliver Trenchard
28:03which upsets his father
28:04now I have a chance
28:06to patch things up
28:07and I must take it
28:07please don't stay
28:09any longer
28:09than you have to
28:10I won't
28:11and I'll escort you
28:12to our lodgings
28:13and make sure
28:13you're safe in bed
28:14before I go
28:15do you know Charles Pope's
28:30address
28:30that's an odd question
28:34from you
28:35do you
28:37no
28:39his mother's come
28:40to live with him
28:41so he's moved
28:41to gain more space
28:42somewhere in Hoburn
28:43I think
28:43why
28:45no reason
28:46I think there is
28:50a reason
28:51Oliver
28:56can you please
28:57come with me
28:57I don't understand
29:05what was Mr Bellis's intention
29:07he wanted me to write
29:09a note to Pope
29:10asking to meet him
29:11Bellis's thought
29:13he'd agree to please you
29:14it would please me
29:16he knew you were unhappy
29:17that I'd taken against
29:18your protégé
29:19why didn't he write the note
29:21he thought Pope would
29:22know my hand after he'd
29:22spent so much time
29:23at your office
29:24anyway I wrote what he
29:25wanted had a drink
29:26and left
29:27this is very serious
29:29it was only a
29:30only a letter to lure
29:31Charles to a place
29:31where he might be
29:32beaten up or worse
29:33by thugs
29:33I told you I was drunk
29:35not too drunk
29:36to hold a pen by God
29:38when was this meeting
29:39to be
29:40that's the thing
29:41I think it was
29:41this evening
29:42later
29:42you think
29:43I told you I was drunk
29:44where was he to meet you
29:45or rather to meet
29:46Bellis's
29:47I can't remember
29:48it was at a public house
29:49in the city
29:49Morris
29:50the black bird
29:51the black swan
29:51tell Quirk to get the carriage
29:53and bring it round at once
29:54of course sir
29:55right away sir
29:55to go where
29:56you don't know Pope's address
29:57and I can't recall
29:58where the meeting was to be
29:59well go to his office
30:00if it's already happened
30:02and he's hurt
30:02I will never forgive you
30:03if it hasn't happened
30:04yet we'll warn him
30:05even if we have to wait
30:06all night
30:06meanwhile try to remember
30:08I know it was in the city
30:09Bellis said he would be able
30:12to walk there
30:12from his place of work
30:13get your coat
30:14father
30:15I'm sorry
30:15not sorry enough
30:17you have delivered him
30:18into the hands of a man
30:19who must wish him dead
30:20you exaggerate
30:21I assure you
30:22I do not
30:23can I help you sir
30:52a jug of ale
30:53Charles Pope
31:02I am he
31:04come with me
31:06who are you sir
31:08Mr. Trenchard
31:11has sent me
31:12you are here to meet him
31:13are you not
31:14I am
31:14then do as I say
31:16and come with me
31:17you are sir
31:19I thought Reggie
31:26would be on my side
31:27he will be soon
31:28but I'll always
31:29doubt his motives
31:30I suppose
31:31Charles still knows
31:32nothing
31:33Mr. Trenchard
31:34would not allow him
31:35to be told
31:36until everything
31:36had been checked
31:37by lawyers
31:38I dare say
31:40it's sensible
31:40Charles
31:42thinks that
31:43Mr. Trenchard
31:43has some fine qualities
31:44he admires him
31:46I will strive
31:48to do the same
31:48I like his wife
31:50I agree
31:51I quite like the wife
31:52I like that
31:54your son had the courage
31:55to swim against the tide
31:56in his choice of wife
31:58then again
31:59was Sophia Trenchard
31:59an adventurous
32:00prodded by her
32:02snobbish father
32:03to reach above her station
32:04was Edmund Court
32:06and what does it matter
32:09you know I'd have
32:11married Charles anyway
32:12you should have
32:14told me before now
32:15when we meet Charles
32:16you will say nothing
32:17of all this
32:18I'll be silent
32:19but whether he turns out
32:21well born or Abbas
32:22that he is still my nephew
32:23and you should have told me
32:24you worried about
32:24Sophia's reputation
32:25do you think I could not
32:28have kept silent
32:28to protect my sister's name
32:30I'm the one who's sorry
32:34Mr Pope had an engagement
32:37this evening
32:37a message came earlier
32:39but I could not tell you
32:40where it was to be
32:41his message
32:41did he say who it was from
32:42no
32:43but he seemed glad
32:44he mentioned something
32:46about mending what was broke
32:47and he gave no clue
32:48as to where this meeting
32:49might take place
32:49we know it was near here
32:50I think you're right sir
32:52he took his mother home
32:54after they'd had dinner
32:55and he meant to walk from there
32:56he said something about
32:57its being near the river
32:58my god
33:00wait a minute
33:01do you know of a pub
33:02nearby called the
33:04the black bird
33:05or something like it
33:06there's the black raven sir
33:07on all hallows lane
33:08that's it
33:09all hallows lane
33:10come and instruct our coach
33:11oh it's easy enough to explain
33:13come down
33:14I'm going to bed
33:29good night my dear
33:31won't you come too
33:32no I'll wait for James
33:35and Oliver to return
33:35don't feel uneasy
33:46I'm sure father
33:47will have made everything right
33:49I'm afraid I am uneasy
33:52so I would not sleep
33:54I might as well wait
33:56to know the worst
33:57wait
34:12I will go no further sir
34:15unless you tell me
34:15who you are
34:16and what you want with me
34:17my dear fellow
34:20I'm so sorry
34:22I had to get you out of that
34:24pit of iniquity
34:25I thought you wouldn't care
34:27to linger there yourself
34:29Roger thank you
34:29you may go
34:30Mr. Bennesis
34:32what are you doing here
34:36and why was Oliver Trenchard
34:37as you know
34:37it's him I came to see
34:38yes me too
34:39Oliver sent a message
34:41saying that I was to find you first
34:42and then
34:42bring you to him
34:44but
34:44why didn't he choose this
34:46god forsaken hellhole
34:49he may have thought
34:50it was convenient for me
34:51ah
34:52you remember my office
34:53is nearby
34:53yes of course
34:55that must be it
34:56I don't understand
34:56Trenchard and I
34:57have a private matter
34:58to resolve
34:58but what is your part in it
34:59I can only assume
35:00he wants us to reconcile too
35:02you and me
35:03I was not aware
35:04we had a quarrel
35:05yes I'm afraid
35:06we do have a quarrel
35:07then I hope
35:08we may resolve it
35:09at last we cannot
35:12since the only
35:14resolution
35:15depends upon your
35:17on my what
35:19on your death
35:22death
35:26oh
35:30god
35:36oh
35:40god
35:46oh
35:46god
35:48oh
35:48god
35:49Where is he?
36:05What have you done?
36:07Where's who?
36:08What are you talking about?
36:10What might I have done?
36:19Let them go, let them go, go!
36:36Your father's had a good life, let him go now!
36:39Then you will have a great inheritance, and so will I.
36:43He's an old man, you know it for the best.
36:47It won't take long.
36:49You devil, get away from me!
37:04What's that, mate?
37:05That one?
37:06That one, that one.
37:07Quick, get that run!
37:09What's that, mate?
37:10Get out of here.
37:11Come on, man!
37:13We're holding the other hand!
37:15Come on, man!
37:17We're up to the valve, John!
37:18The valve, John!
37:24That was he!
37:25Move!
37:38Come on, Patsy.
37:55Come on, Patsy.
38:02Go away.
38:06Come on, Patsy.
38:14Oliver.
38:15Don't thank me.
38:17Whatever you do,
38:19don't thank me.
38:25Wake up, ma'am.
38:27You must come down at once.
38:29There's been an accident.
38:31What?
38:35Drink this.
38:37And then you must all go straight to bed.
38:39We can talk about it in the morning.
38:41But why would John Bellis' want to kill me?
38:43We are nothing to each other. It makes no sense.
38:45We'll discuss it tomorrow.
38:47Maurice, help Mr. Oliver.
38:49And, er, Miles,
38:51take Mr. Pope to the Oak Room.
38:53Borrow one of Mr. Trenchard's nightshards.
39:07Oliver saved us both.
39:11I was going under for the third time.
39:13Then God bless him for a loyal son.
39:16Sphear worked me with the news.
39:30Why didn't you look in?
39:32Are you all right?
39:36And they tell me you're the hero of the hour.
39:40I'm not.
39:42I'm worthless.
39:44My darling.
39:46What is it?
39:48I can't go through with it.
39:50Your plan for our new life.
39:52Why not?
39:54Because I'm not worthy.
39:56I'm an unworthy son.
39:58I can't go through with it.
40:00Your plan for our new life.
40:02Why not?
40:04Because I'm not worthy.
40:06I'm an unworthy son.
40:08I do not deserve to be a father.
40:10Not worthy?
40:12When you saved your own father's life?
40:14I hesitated.
40:15I hesitated.
40:16That demon beneficious whispered poison in my ear and I held back.
40:20Oliver, Christ was tempted.
40:22Every one of us is tempted at some point.
40:24What matters is not the temptation, but the fact that you conquered it.
40:28Do you think so?
40:30I do not deserve to be a father.
40:32I do not deserve to be a father.
40:34Not worthy.
40:36When you saved your own father's life.
40:38I hesitated.
40:40That demon beneficious whispered poison in my ear and I held back.
40:44Oliver, Christ was tempted.
40:46Every one of us is tempted at some point.
40:48Do you think so?
40:50I know so.
40:52You conquered.
40:54And I'm even prouder than I was before.
41:04But it's our secret.
41:08We have a box of secrets.
41:10You and I.
41:12And together, we will keep it locked.
41:17We will keep it locked.
41:33So this is why John has left us.
41:35He must have known.
41:37Caroline may have written to him as well to tell him first.
41:41It would be only fair.
41:43Fair?
41:45Why did Caroline ever do anything fair?
41:47Well, this is the end, my dear.
41:49From now on, we're just a penniless sideshow.
41:53She says they'll pay your debts.
41:55What?
41:57It will be the last time that they will pay them.
41:59If you tell them the sum in its entirety.
42:01Please be honest with them for my sake.
42:05Of course, of course.
42:06Don't you see?
42:07If they give me the money, I can keep the lenders quiet with half and do what I like with the rest.
42:11Oh, Stephen.
42:13That would work.
42:15And I'd be back in the game.
42:17Don't you see that?
42:23Do you think John will get in touch to tell us where he is?
42:27How should I know?
42:29I suppose it all makes sense at last why Caroline made such a fuss of Mr. Pope.
42:33If he is the legitimate heir, why has he been hidden away since birth?
42:37We know nothing.
42:39Nothing.
42:41Except that John is gone.
42:45He won't be back.
42:57I'm going up.
42:59Mr. Bellicis has left, sir.
43:03Lock, stock and barrel.
43:05His trunks were loaded up in the small hours and taken by his man to the station.
43:08Do you know which station?
43:10I couldn't say, sir.
43:12But I got the impression he won't be coming back.
43:14I got the impression he'll be coming back.
43:16I got the impression when he was, I got the impression he was, I got the impression he was, I got the impression he was.
43:21I got the impression he was.
43:39Well, I hope he spends it sensibly.
43:43it sensibly. And there you have it. Charles Pope will be the next Earl of Brockenhurst.
43:49My dearest boy, we are blessed. I thought we were cursed, but we are blessed after all.
43:56We are. But how long have you known this? James felt we should not speak until everything
44:04had been checked by the lawyers. And now it has been. So all our lives have changed.
44:09All our lives are quite changed. How do you feel, Charles?
44:13Foolish, mostly. But I never even guessed the blood connection. Never mind the rest.
44:20I always wondered why a successful builder and a great lady should want to help an obscure
44:26young man make his way in the world. But I could never fathom the reason.
44:30Why would you? And you couldn't have guessed you were the heirs. None of us did.
44:35Maybe not. But I should have guessed something.
44:38So are you Viscount Benesis now?
44:40As soon as the Committee of Privileges has ratified its verdict, he will be.
44:44How astonishing. I can scarcely believe it.
44:48Mama?
44:49Have you nothing to say?
44:51Only to say I was bewildered by our summons.
44:55But I feel now I have been rewarded for my earlier tolerance.
44:59And so I do not need to spend six months at Castle Grey.
45:07Reggie?
45:08Yes, Reggie.
45:10Am I no longer to pack and return to Ireland with you?
45:13All I can say is that I'm very glad to welcome into the family a man with a head for business.
45:18A gift the Greys have not posted since the Middle Ages.
45:21You're not going to go on with your business, surely?
45:23Oh, but I will, sir. I'm afraid to say.
45:26If you won't get him to stop working, you might as well tell a fish not to swim or a bird not to fly.
45:32Bravo.
45:33Well said.
45:37I give you my dear mother.
45:41Mrs. Pope.
45:43Mrs. Pope.
45:43Well, it hasn't been an entirely smooth journey.
45:54We have reached a good destination.
45:56None of which settles the question of my nephew, John.
45:59What are we to do with him?
46:01If he's charged, he might hang.
46:03He would hang.
46:04Charles, what do you say?
46:06You were his intended victim.
46:10His life was one of great expectations.
46:12Is it any wonder he lost his reason when they were taken from him?
46:18That's very generous.
46:19But what should we do?
46:23Give him a pension.
46:24Enough for him to keep alive.
46:26Surely not.
46:27And make him stay away.
46:29That's it.
46:30England, Scotland, Ireland and Wales should be free of him.
46:34Let him roam the continent for a resting place.
46:37You gentlemen have kinder hearts than I do.
46:42It's a...
46:46It is...
46:48I need you.
46:53Then I'll run.
46:54It makes a wonderful
47:24couple, Lady Templemore. Or should I call you Colin now?
47:28I think it is always nice to leave some treats for another time.
47:48Isn't it a relief to be married? Now India and everything else beckons and no one can stop us.
47:52Together we are invincible.
47:54That's all right then. We'll be together forevermore.
48:08They're so well suited. I don't know which of them wants to get more done.
48:13I agree. We are both in love with life, which is just as it should be.
48:20I agree.
48:21I agree.
48:22I agree.
48:23I agree.
48:24I agree.
48:25I agree.
48:26I agree.
48:27I agree.
48:28I agree.
48:29I agree.
48:30I agree.
48:31I agree.
48:32I agree.
48:33I agree.
48:34I agree.
48:35I agree.
48:36I agree.
48:37I agree.
48:38I agree.
48:39I agree.
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