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Clips from Victoria - Engine of Change (S01E01)

"I have this morning sent a note to Sir Robert Peel."
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"Today, I see the locomotive."
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"That is the most magnificent thing I have ever seen."
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"Good day. Your Highness."
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"Morning. Would you show His Royal Highness the controls, please?"
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"These levers control the valves."
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"Regulator controls the motion."
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"Moderates the flow of steam."
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"Let's go."
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"Now, please, Your Worships, you can take a seat in the carriage."
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"Carriage be damned. We ride here."
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"I said I wished to be alone."
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"You haven't eaten your beetroot, ma'am."
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"I can't bear this. Where is he?"
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"Yes, sir."
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"How is the Queen?"
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"Wanting the most peculiar things for breakfast."
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"This morning she had to have beetroot, a vegetable."
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"It's revolting."
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"She's rather cross that HRH has gone off somewhere without her."
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"Also without me, but..."
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"..for a man, it is essential to have space. To breathe."
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"It's not only men who need a breather from matrimony, my dear."
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"Er, the butler said that in the country"
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"the Prince must sing as he's being undressed."
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"I am to encourage this. Sing?"
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"Yes. Anything in particular?"
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"You've been had, boy."
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"This butler wants your master to look a fool."
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"Why? Because these people like the Giffards"
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"and their servants, they're all the same."
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"Got to keep the old ways. Anything that is young and new is a threat."
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"The Queen, the Prince, you. You're what's next."
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"You scare them."
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"I'm going for a walk. Without the Prince?"
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"Ma'am?"
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"As we are presently unencumbered by other guests,"
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"may I ask where you stand on the matter of the Regency?"
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"This is surely a matter, ma'am, that is purely hypothetical?"
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"Parliament is not hypothetical."
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"Its members must condone my selection."
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"Condone or condemn."
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"What would you advise them to do?"
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"What all men of honour must do, ma'am."
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"What all men of honour must do, Follow their consciences."
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"Weasel."
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"Sir Robert, do you consort with me"
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"because you seek my favour for your political advantage?"
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"No, sir. Do you consort with me"
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"because you seek my influence to ratify your Regency?"
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"No."
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"Although that would be rather helpful. Perhaps I should."
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"I like you, Sir Robert."
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"You know I famously have no taste, of course. I'm German."
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"I am glad of it, sir."
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"There it is."
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"Does your hand contain royalty?"
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"As a matter of fact, it does."
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"A prince?"
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"Of course, I mean knave."
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"Ernest is not an honest man, Harriet."
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"I'm a married woman, Duchess."
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"You've got children."
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"As I had Victoria."
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"How dare you."
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"My dear, I did not want to wake you."
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"It is such an insult."
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"It's not an insult, Victoria."
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"It was merely me embracing England's destiny on your behalf."
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"It is not your place to do things on my behalf!"
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"If I wish to bring railways, or anything, to the attention of the English people,"
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"then, Albert, I shall do it myself!"
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"And if you answer back using the word "future", I shall scream!"
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"I decide what is the future."
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"What if you had been killed?"
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"Do you not care at all about our unborn child?"
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"Look at you. You look like a peasant."
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"I'm not the one eating beetroot. What?"
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"What is wrong with beetroot? It's peasant food."
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"This is my country!"
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"Victoria, I seek only to serve it."
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"Dining with the Queen, Mr Francatelli?"
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"Where's the Queen?"
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"She didn't shed a rod, her wheels didn't fall off..."
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"..and she didn't kill Prince Albert."
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"I call it a success. Your blooming good health, boys."
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"Good health."
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"Oh, Christ."
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"Victoria! Victoria!"
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"You like it?"
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"I love it! What?"
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"I said I love it!"
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"Now."
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"It's wonderful."
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"You know what you ought to do?"
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"Call it...a bomb surprise."
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"And it's a surprise!"
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"La bombe surprise."
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"We invented it."
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"and giving him a ride on your ruddy infernal machine."
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"It is not an adult way to solicit power."
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"Oh, you're wrong."
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"With respect."
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"You know, Sir Piers, I rather enjoyed riding on the railway."
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"I commend the experience to you."
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"You might find it enlightening."
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"I am most grateful for Your Majesty's advice."
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"It is a mistake to make one's mind up about a thing before one's tried it."
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"Don't you think? The world is on the move, Sir Piers."
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"Keep up."
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"I am frightened of the pain."
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"There will be pain, yes, but..."
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"I wish I could endure it for you. But, Victoria, listen to me. Listen..."
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"You are strong."
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"Childbirth is surely an ordeal, but you are equal to it."
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"It was wrong of me."
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"Peel. The engine. To go alone."
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"No, not...not necessarily."
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"You will allow me to share the burden of your duties?"
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"..please."
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