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Clips from Victoria - Engine of Change (S01E01)

"HRH didn't dilly-dally."
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"Ma'am."
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"What is it? Brandy mixed with cream."
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"It eliminates nausea."
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"Is it medically demonstrable?"
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"your husband is a man, your doctor is a fool."
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"Directly after luncheon you must go to bed,"
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"lay down on your back without moving till dinner."
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"Dinner shall be preparations of the vital organs."
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"The brain, liver, the lungs."
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"Affairs of state..."
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"Drina, this is your affair of state."
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"Affairs? Let Albert do them for you."
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"Let him do everything for you."
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"Will he also give birth for me, Mama?"
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"Remember Charlotte."
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"I've work to do."
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"Baroness, you put me off my stroke."
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"The Queen must have sweetbreads in broth."
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"I know, yes, I'll see to it directly,"
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"but if I cock this mayonnaise..."
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"Curdled!"
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"All she had to do was look at it."
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"No."
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"I'm not an imbecile."
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"I grasp that the constitution demands an heir"
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"I grasp that the constitution and that I must produce it, but..."
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"to make me feel I own no other function..."
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"Your mother is er..."
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"..of her generation."
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"The world is leaving her behind. She's afraid."
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"You are going to look at my body and be revolted. I..."
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"My desire for you will never fail."
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"A love like ours can burn down a city."
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"The Lord Chamberlain, Your Majesty."
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"My Lord. This is my private time."
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"Speak freely before the Prince."
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"I shall be offended if you don't."
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"The court rejoices in your news."
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"But? Your eyes are full of "but"."
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"Childbirth is a hazardous business."
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"You want to know what will happen if I die."
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"I understand."
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"It is your duty to consider what would happen next."
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"Specifically, ma'am, if the child survived you."
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"It is incumbent upon Your Majesty"
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"to nominate a Regent"
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"Well, that, my Lord, is something I can do without a moment's hesitation."
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"And so the torpid Teuton wedges himself yet further"
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"It's unconscionable!"
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"If the Queen dies, are we to be ruled by a German?"
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"We already are."
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"Cumberland would crawl over broken glass for a crack at the Regency."
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"Of course it must."
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"I hear you are already acquainted with the Prince, Peel."
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"The Queen is stubborn."
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"You must convince Albert to reconsider."
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"..I will abdicate."
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"No, you will not. I will."
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"You can't abdicate. You're not the monarch."
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"You can't abdicate. Then I will merely leave."
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"Then I will merely kill myself."
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"Then I will remarry. Ridiculous!"
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"Who will you marry?"
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"Wellington? Peel? Maybe both."
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"Cumberland shall be my mistress."
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"Drina... Laughter is bad for baby."
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"One day, I'll put her on a donkey and pack her off to Carlisle."
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"County town of Cumberland."
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"Celebrated for textiles. Adjacent is Northumberland,"
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"rejoicing in the digging of coal."
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"You see, it is not your mother you should be sending north."
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"You're determined to see me dragged around some morbid display of traction engines."
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"Send me."
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"Why?"
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"Otherwise I feel the people may not accept me as their Regent."
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"I'm not dead yet."
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"If you would prefer not to be Regent when I am dead..."
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"No, what I would prefer, Victoria,"
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"is to exercise just a little power while you are alive."
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"For you...I order a trip north."
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"An expedition into the dark heart of the Tory Shires"
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"where I shall fanfare you as Regent."
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"Oh, no. I do not seriously expect you to travel."
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"The latest research in Germany"
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"suggests a woman in pregnancy should not exert herself."
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"But I am not a German woman."
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"I am the Queen of England."
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"Chillington Hall, ma'am, is well situated for your research, being in Staffordshire."
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"Sir Robert Peel's residence. Oh, Lord."
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"Your host, Sir Piers Giffard,"
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"is, by all accounts, an old-fashioned gentleman"
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"and a Tory as well."
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"But he begs to receive Her Majesty and her entourage."
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"Contrary to general belief, I'm not actually frightened of Tories."
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"Can we define "entourage"?"
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"King Charles I, ma'am, made such excursions"
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"with what he called his "modest night bag"."
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"with what he called A company of 500 horse."
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"Not an easy guest!"
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"We shall be attended by a very few."
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"Jenkins. Your Royal Highness?"
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"Baroness, you, of course."
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"Can't travel without my dear Lehzen."
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"Surely, dear, Baroness is needed here to administrate..."
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"Penge can administrate the household. It's what he's for."
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"We shall be so light, we shall travel like the wind."
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"No, Mama. You shall remain here."
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"Harriet, you attend to the Duchess in my absence."
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"Can your husband spare you?"
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"He will not notice I'm gone, ma'am."
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"This, apparently, is the very discomfort the railway eliminates."
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"I learnt this word, which fit precisely"
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"into the inner tracks... I think we need to stop."
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"Why do you grab me with that, Lehzen?"
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"It was...in case Your Majesty was indisposed."
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"Oh, dearest Lehzen."
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"Always thinking of me. I just needed some air."
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"You know, the whole world would have me trussed up in bed all day."
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"It's hardly my style, is it?"
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