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Clips from Downton Abbey - Episode #5.8 (S05E05)

but his mother called him Atticus as a baby and it stuck.

"but his mother called him Atticus as a baby and it stuck."

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Yes, but not because she thinks it's all unimportant,

"Yes, but not because she thinks it's all unimportant,"

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I had a call earlier from Sergeant Willis.

"I had a call earlier from Sergeant Willis."

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I dare say it will become clearer after he's been.

"I dare say it will become clearer after he's been."

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Good night.

"Good night."

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I'll check on the children so you don't have to.

"I'll check on the children so you don't have to."

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I'm going to bed, too.

"I'm going to bed, too."

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Before you do, have you thought about the work in the village?

"Before you do, have you thought about the work in the village?"

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Those cottages are in quite a state and we ought to get on with it.

"Those cottages are in quite a state and we ought to get on with it."

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I know, I know, but how are we going to find the money?

"I know, I know, but how are we going to find the money?"

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Let's think about it while we're in London and make a decision.

"Let's think about it while we're in London and make a decision."

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Is it true that London Inspector is coming back tomorrow?

"Is it true that London Inspector is coming back tomorrow?"

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to visit theatres and galleries and museums.

"to visit theatres and galleries and museums."

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I'll join you.

"I'll join you."

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On the 25th, so we'll just be back from the wedding.

"On the 25th, so we'll just be back from the wedding."

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Everyone, we will be unveiling the war memorial in the village

"Everyone, we will be unveiling the war memorial in the village"

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at twelve noon on the 25th.

"at twelve noon on the 25th."

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I'd like the house to be well represented.

"I'd like the house to be well represented."

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Oh? You'd be missed.

"Oh? You'd be missed."

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Poor woman.

"Poor woman."

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Have you quite finished, m'lady? Yes, thank you, Denker.

"Have you quite finished, m'lady? Yes, thank you, Denker."

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Oh, I'm sure, m'lady, but it never hurts to look your best, does it?

"Oh, I'm sure, m'lady, but it never hurts to look your best, does it?"

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We'll need representatives of the regiments involved and a band,

"We'll need representatives of the regiments involved and a band,"

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Oh, I'd like William Mason's father to have a good place.

"Oh, I'd like William Mason's father to have a good place."

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I feel that very deeply. We all do, m'lord.

"I feel that very deeply. We all do, m'lord."

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We should have a good turnout.

"We should have a good turnout."

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Mrs Patmore has asked to be excused but that's understandable.

"Mrs Patmore has asked to be excused but that's understandable."

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M'lord.

"M'lord."

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I don't know what you mean by "our last chance".

"I don't know what you mean by "our last chance"."

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I don't accept that. And what about the Princess?

"I don't accept that. And what about the Princess?"

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They haven't found her yet.

"They haven't found her yet."

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Are you proposing to divorce?

"Are you proposing to divorce?"

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Why? Do you want more children?

"Why? Do you want more children?"

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The last years have been ugly.

"The last years have been ugly."

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I don't want what remains to be ugly.

"I don't want what remains to be ugly."

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No.

"No."

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You want an answer just like that? I know my own feelings. You do too.

"You want an answer just like that? I know my own feelings. You do too."

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I can't make a decision now!

"I can't make a decision now!"

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I won't change.

"I won't change."

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Things have advanced a little.

"Things have advanced a little."

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but with a little encouragement some of them have spoken out.

"but with a little encouragement some of them have spoken out."

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But nothing happened here!

"But nothing happened here!"

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His victims were generally small, slight women,

"His victims were generally small, slight women,"

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Wouldn't you agree, Mrs Bates? Yes.

"Wouldn't you agree, Mrs Bates? Yes."

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We also have news which may put Mr Bates in the clear.

"We also have news which may put Mr Bates in the clear."

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A second witness has come forward.

"A second witness has come forward."

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He's trying to bully it out,

"He's trying to bully it out,"

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Bully what out?

"Bully what out?"

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Mr Evans. It's good of you to come. I'm pleased to, m'lord.

"Mr Evans. It's good of you to come. I'm pleased to, m'lord."

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Your father carved many stones for our dogs over the years.

"Your father carved many stones for our dogs over the years."

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These are like the ones we've made for you in the past.

"These are like the ones we've made for you in the past."

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Oh, I see. What's this?

"Oh, I see. What's this?"

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A memorial, m'lord.

"A memorial, m'lord."

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I prefer not to be "summoned" at all.

"I prefer not to be "summoned" at all."

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At any rate, not by you.

"At any rate, not by you."

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Take these down to the car.

"Take these down to the car."

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I'm going to fetch her galoshes and umbrella.

"I'm going to fetch her galoshes and umbrella."

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Should I tell them everything when we get there and have done with it?

"Should I tell them everything when we get there and have done with it?"

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No. I'm not one to give up my secrets unless I have to.

"No. I'm not one to give up my secrets unless I have to."

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for the unveiling, which will include you as William's widow.

"for the unveiling, which will include you as William's widow."

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Thank you, Mr Carson. I'll write to him as Chairman.

"Thank you, Mr Carson. I'll write to him as Chairman."

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Of course. Right.

"Of course. Right."

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Well, we'd better get up to the cars.

"Well, we'd better get up to the cars."

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Your ladyship is very sharp-eyed.

"Your ladyship is very sharp-eyed."

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no doubt he's put it somewhere for safe keeping.

"no doubt he's put it somewhere for safe keeping."

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I feel so guilty, leaving Marigold on her own.

"I feel so guilty, leaving Marigold on her own."

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How did Mr Carson find you? I was working as a hall boy.

"How did Mr Carson find you? I was working as a hall boy."

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Mr Carson rang my old butler.

"Mr Carson rang my old butler."

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It's only a week's work. Will he take you back?

"It's only a week's work. Will he take you back?"

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I don't want to go back as a hall boy.

"I don't want to go back as a hall boy."

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Do you know London well? Not here. I grew up in the East End.

"Do you know London well? Not here. I grew up in the East End."

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I've only ever worked in Bayswater. Bayswater?

"I've only ever worked in Bayswater. Bayswater?"

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I s'pose so. As much as the next man.

"I s'pose so. As much as the next man."

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why don't you come with me and I'll show you how it all works?

"why don't you come with me and I'll show you how it all works?"

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Chop, chop.

"Chop, chop."

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You must lie down before you change.

"You must lie down before you change."

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Do you remember Carson?

"Do you remember Carson?"

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The thing is, we're very squashed. I'm not sharing a room.

"The thing is, we're very squashed. I'm not sharing a room."

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I'll go to an hotel. Come on...

"I'll go to an hotel. Come on..."

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Maybe Lady Rose could share with Lady Edith?

"Maybe Lady Rose could share with Lady Edith?"

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I knew she'd be trouble.

"I knew she'd be trouble."

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Mummy.

"Mummy."

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confirming I'm to be at Scotland Yard in the morning.

"confirming I'm to be at Scotland Yard in the morning."

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Now, in London, we supervise,

"Now, in London, we supervise,"

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but they help themselves to coffee and drinks from a side table.

"but they help themselves to coffee and drinks from a side table."

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Once they settle, we leave them to it.

"Once they settle, we leave them to it."

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In my last place, the footmen stayed 'til they went to bed.

"In my last place, the footmen stayed 'til they went to bed."

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I hope Anna was helpful.

"I hope Anna was helpful."

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Oh?! We thought you might be Lord and Lady Sinderby.

"Oh?! We thought you might be Lord and Lady Sinderby."

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Hello.

"Hello."

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He's less convinced. Rose is more than a match for him.

"He's less convinced. Rose is more than a match for him."

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They have as much right as we do. Mummy, Daddy...

"They have as much right as we do. Mummy, Daddy..."

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Can you try to behave like a happy couple?

"Can you try to behave like a happy couple?"

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Wouldn't that be rather dishonest? You haven't separated yet.

"Wouldn't that be rather dishonest? You haven't separated yet."

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The thing is, I don't want to give Lord Sinderby any ammunition.

"The thing is, I don't want to give Lord Sinderby any ammunition."

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Do come in. How lovely to see you.

"Do come in. How lovely to see you."

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Daddy, Mummy. This is Atticus.

"Daddy, Mummy. This is Atticus."

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How do you do? What a peculiar name.

"How do you do? What a peculiar name."

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How's it going?

"How's it going?"

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Lady Flintshire is not a push-over. I told you that.

"Lady Flintshire is not a push-over. I told you that."

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I must ask, because I can't get it out of my mind,

"I must ask, because I can't get it out of my mind,"

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I never doubted it, but it's a relief to hear.

"I never doubted it, but it's a relief to hear."

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What made you choose Yorkshire? Was it a historic reason?

"What made you choose Yorkshire? Was it a historic reason?"

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Do you have any English blood?

"Do you have any English blood?"

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We only date from the 1850s,

"We only date from the 1850s,"

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but Lady Sinderby's family arrived in the reign of King Richard Ill.

"but Lady Sinderby's family arrived in the reign of King Richard Ill."

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Really? I think of you as nomads, drifting around the world.

"Really? I think of you as nomads, drifting around the world."

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Talking of drifting round, is it true you're starting your honeymoon

"Talking of drifting round, is it true you're starting your honeymoon"

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Is she? I never knew that.

"Is she? I never knew that."

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You wanted a synagogue blessing? I'd like to respect both sides.

"You wanted a synagogue blessing? I'd like to respect both sides."

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You don't understand our customs. Then again, why should you?

"You don't understand our customs. Then again, why should you?"

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I thought we could have a dinner on Wednesday night

"I thought we could have a dinner on Wednesday night"

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so you could meet some of the relations.

"so you could meet some of the relations."

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Have you got many staying? We're crammed to the gunwales.

"Have you got many staying? We're crammed to the gunwales."

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I love the Halnaby.

"I love the Halnaby."

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Stag parties are high on Father's disapproval list.

"Stag parties are high on Father's disapproval list."

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and divorce, I think I'm fairly easy.

"and divorce, I think I'm fairly easy."

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I am clearly old-fashioned but to me divorce signifies weakness.

"I am clearly old-fashioned but to me divorce signifies weakness."

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Are you glad to be in London again? I will be when I get the house back.

"Are you glad to be in London again? I will be when I get the house back."

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I need to pull the real pictures out of storage. What a palaver!

"I need to pull the real pictures out of storage. What a palaver!"

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