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Clips from Downton Abbey (2010) - Family (S03E03)

"It might have been. You don't change on the first night of a voyage."
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"No, milady. I don't own a set of tails. Or a dinner jacket, either."
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"Obviously."
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"You should buy a Downton wardrobe and leave it here."
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"I'm sorry, but I'm afraid I can't turn into somebody else just to please you."
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"What is the general feeling in Ireland, now?"
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"- I thought them very down on him. - That is because you know nothing."
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"And wasn't he down on them? Insulting our country, insulting the King."
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"To sit up there with people he used to drive around."
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"It is hard, Mrs Hughes."
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"Please, sit down."
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"Is there something we can do, sir?"
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"We are, thank you."
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"Still, I mustn't interrupt your dinner."
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"Thank you for coming down."
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"- Well, he knows her now. - What's that got to do with it?"
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"If he wants to play their game, he'd better learn their rules."
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"Tomorrow, let's ask the servants to come up and dine with us."
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"We need something that doesn't sound too stiff and grand."
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""Lady Grantham," of course. And he can call me "Lord Grantham.""
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"One step at a time."
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"Just sit down and tell me about the relations that are coming for the wedding."
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"I want to unscramble them in my head."
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"What's happened to you? Have you swapped places with your evil twin?"
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"I know and I'm sorry."
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"But I spoke to Mr Carson tonight, and they won't be taking anyone new on."
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"Except a footman."
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"You've still kept me here with a dishonest representation."
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"But here he feels so patronised, and he hates it."
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"But you don't regret it?"
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"He's a wonderful, wonderful man. I just wish you knew him."
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"Anyway,"
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"I'd best go upstairs and make sure he's not too suicidal."
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"Goodnight."
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"Including Larry?"
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"The father, Lord Merton, is Mary's godfather, but Larry Grey used to be keen on me"
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"- when we were young. - Were you keen on him?"
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"- I can hardly remember, to be honest. - So what are you saying?"
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"We have the money."
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"I just want to make things easier for you."
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"Don't disappoint me, Sybil. Not now that we're here."
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"But if they don't?"
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"Because I can't keep it."
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"Has some of my fortune been lost?"
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"Some?"
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"Or almost all."
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"Don't worry about me. I'm an American. Have gun, will travel."
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"If it's to be our last, let's make it a wonderful "last","
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"You're not serious?"
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"I can't go through too many more dinners like last night."
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"You don't make it easy for them."
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"Do you really think you can recruit Cousin Robert for Sinn Féin?"
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"I don't know what gets into me."
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"She wasn't too keen on the idea of a chauffeur for a brother-in-law."
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"She could be a tough fighter, too."
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"We're brothers-in-law with high-minded wives."
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"Well, I know you didn't kill her. And what's the alternative?"
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"It's not a very likely scenario."
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"You can see why they convicted me."
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"I'm going to write to everyone in the book in case she said or, please God,"
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"I should have gone into cooking."
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"Why didn't you, then?"
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"Obviously not."
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"Our situation is hardly ideal, but..."
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"I was hoping you could help young Alfred to find his way about."
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"- As a footman, you mean? - As a valet."
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"He's looking after Mr Branson now."
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"Why? What's the rush?"
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"You've heard Mr Matthew has turned down Mr Molesley?"
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"Can you remember what I had to go through to be a valet?"
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"Well, I'm sorry, Miss O'Brien, but I'm not convinced."
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"It's infuriating, but there's nothing he can do."
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"I've known Sybil all my life."
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"in marrying you, it seemed like Sybil had left Downton Abbey forever."
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"He's still dressed as the Man from the Prudential, I see."
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"What a pleasure it is to see you out and about, Sir Anthony."
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"Awkward. Mr Branson's well away and Lady Sybil doesn't like it much."
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"I don't understand it. He's only had one cocktail."
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"The Black and Tans are there to restore order, are they?"
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"Is there any way to shut him up?"
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"If I knew how to control him, he wouldn't be here in the first place."
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"What's so funny?"
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"That's not true, is it, Larry?"
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"II ne manque que ga"
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"Is this true, Larry?"
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"I don't know why you're all getting so hot under the collar."
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"I only hope you recover before the wedding."
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"Bravo! Well said."
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"You saved the day, really."
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"I wouldn't say that. Matthew saved the day."
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"No. It was you."
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"I do hope to be seeing a bit more of you, once the wedding is over."
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"- Well... - Wouldn't you like that?"
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"Good night, Papa."
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"But it was good of Matthew to show solidarity."
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"I suppose so. We're going to need all the solidarity we can muster."
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"Then they can discuss it on the honeymoon and decide more sensibly."
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"Do you think we should we say something to your mother, when she gets here?"
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"No. She'll go into state mourning and cast a pall over the whole proceedings."
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"Don't worry. She'll bring enough drama of her own."
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"And if you don't admit your guilt, they won't let you go when the time comes."
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"You're a touchy fellow, aren't you?"
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"Don't push me, Craig."
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"I'm not sure about the hat."
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"Stop! Wait! Who is it?"
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"What's this for?"
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"Twice the national debt, I'm afraid."
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"Very good, sir."
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"Oh, I think so. Are you?"
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"No. I'll pay homage at dinner."
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"Was Napoleon overawed by the Bourbons?"
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"Well, come in, Tom."
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"You weren't the first drunk in that dining room, I can assure you."
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"- Only the first republican. - Well, you've got me there."
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"That's very kind, ladies. But you see, I don't approve of these costumes."
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"Good."
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"Molesley, do help him."
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"What's going on?"
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"- He has no say in it? - No, he doesn't. And nor do you."
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"I think the shoulders look odd."
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