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Clips from Downton Abbey - Episode #6.8 (S06E06)

"- I like Bertie. I do. But when you see them together... - Meaning?"
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"Mary, wait. Wait!"
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"But you see, I think we love each other very much."
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"That's what frightens her. He's stronger than she is, really."
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"Or as strong. And she's not used to it."
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"She is and she does but there's another side to her. He sees that."
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"- So you were wrong about him? - I think I was."
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"I meant, give me your answer."
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"Let me go to Tangiers with a sense my tomorrows are beginning. Please."
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"Then I'll take that as a yes."
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"not living in a fool's paradise and dragging you into it with me."
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"- You're down early. - No, I'm not. Where's Henry? - He's gone."
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"- What? - He had something in London this evening and wanted to get back."
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"I have a mass of letters to write."
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"See? I told you."
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"And you just can't stand it."
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"You couldn't accept him without telling him?"
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"I beg your pardon, Your Ladyship, but Mr Pelham, that is,"
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"- so I'm not quite sure -- - What? Lord Hexham's leaving?"
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"Do I? But you must admit, your attitude is quite a volte-face."
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"often before considering all the options."
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"I won't rekindle Lord Merton's dreams unless I'm invited to do so"
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"by Larry Grey, himself. Is that clear?"
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"Oh, I see. The plan is to mix up His Lordship or, worse, Her Ladyship,"
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"with a divorce petition and the scene of an adultery?"
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"Well, I've always known that women were ruthless,"
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"He can catch the next one. What happened?"
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"Mary thought Edith had told him about Marigold."
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"- You haven't been fair to me. - No. I don't believe I have."
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"Would you have married me in a lie?"
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"No."
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"and everything else that goes with it."
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"Don't lie! Not to me! You can't stop ruining things!"
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"Am I expected to lower myself to his level"
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"and be grateful I'm allowed to do so?"
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"Listen to yourself. 'Lower yourself to his level'."
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"What are you doing up here?"
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"Look, I wasn't to know you hadn't told him. It never occurred to me --"
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"or maybe it's just the same old Mary who wants her cake and ha'penny!"
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"Who do you think you're talking to? Mama? Your maid?"
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"I know you to be a nasty, jealous, scheming bitch!"
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"- Now listen, you pathetic -- - You're a bitch!"
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"Not content with ruining your own life, you're determined to ruin mine!"
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"Don't demean yourself by trying to justify your venom. Just go."
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"- How can we help, Mrs Patmore? - Well, that's just it, M'Lord."
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"for some tea but should you be mixed up in it?"
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"- Oh, I think we have to show a little more backbone than that. - My Lord?"
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"We can't let it fall away to nothing."
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"You don't know what they're like. I felt like a fraud yesterday."
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"than he'd ever make of his."
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"Oh, my God! Come with me!"
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"Hello! Mr Barrow! Are you in there?"
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"Send Anna for the doctor but tell no-one else what you've seen."
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"- I wish I'd gone with them now. - With who?"
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"- Where's Mrs Hughes and Anna? - Mrs Hughes is in her sitting room."
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"- Why? - I need you to come with me to the station."
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"We should get going."
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"I hope he won't mind if we undress him."
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"- Should we tell His Lordship? - Mr Carson's seeing to that."
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"Why should you?"
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"I'm a teacher now. But I'm an ordinary bloke."
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"My mum's in service. She works for Mr Travis at the vicarage."
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"- Do we have to do this now? - Yes, I really think --"
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"Carson, what's happened? Where are the footmen?"
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"Thomas has cut his wrists?"
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"- Yes, I'm afraid so, My Lord. - God in Heaven. Who knows?"
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"Look, we've kept him out of the hospital."
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"I'll go up in a minute."
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"I saw Doctor Clarkson leaving when I got back. What was he doing here?"
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"Mr Barrow has been taken poorly. He will spend a day or two in bed."
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"Anna and Miss Baxter will look after him."
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"- How do you know? - Because I crept in and listened."
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"- Lord Hexham won't come round? - Lady Edith thinks not. And I'm sorry."
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"- Why? What's he done? - He asked Mr Talbot to come here"
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"I apologise."
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"Of course, M'Lady."
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"- You don't know that's the end. - Yes, I do."
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"Your sister hasn't been helpful."
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"it's hard for an outsider to understand. It's hard for me."
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"She only writes as Cassandra Jones which is the name on her account."
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"Perhaps it is her real name, after all."
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"if she's as secretive as all that?"
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"Let's have a sign if we think it's the real Cassandra."
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"Hello, Mr Barrow. Here you are. To make you feel better."
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"- Thank you very much, Master George. - We want you to get better, Barrow."
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"They're doing something nice, Mr Carson. Don't spoil it."
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"Yes. Very nice (!) For the public to read about the cakes and dainties"
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"I'm sure there've been a few adulterers sat at the table upstairs."
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"- Spratt has gone away. - Did you tell him you were coming back?"
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"All the better."
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"You're ready, then? They've brought the car round."
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"Andrew, carry that out."
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"In the vain hope that we'll avoid scandalous gossip."
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"Hm."
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"Granny. When did you arrive?"
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"and an entire day on trains. So I've come hot foot."
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"If you're here to reprimand me about Edith, please don't."
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"Tom believes you're unhappy. That's why you lash out as you do."
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"Well, let's leave his credentials to one side for a moment"
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"- Do you believe him? - Do you deny it?"
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"All right, Granny, it's not his poverty."
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"But did Tom tell you, I stood there staring at a car in flames,"
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"- wondering if it were him? - I think he's told me everything."
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"I'd live in terror, dreading every race, every practice, every trial."
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"- I cannot do it! - Does he know this?"
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"Most of us spend our lives trying to hide it."
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"- Oh, Granny please don't lecture me on sentimental virtues. - Don't worry."
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"Don't worry. I believe in rules and traditions and playing our part."
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"First, make peace with your sister."
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"- Sure you don't want to come with us? - Quite sure."
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"- My Lord, I wonder if I might have a word? - What is it?"
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"With your permission, I'd like to tell Mr Barrow that he can stay"
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"for the time being at any rate. It would take a weight off his mind."
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"I thought he was a man without a heart. And I was wrong."
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"I was amazed she came at my call."
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"- Spratt? - Good afternoon, Lady Edith."
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"Bananas!"
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"Either you know everything or you're not hearing me now."
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"that you're happy for me, as I'd be happy for you, my darling."
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"Remember, however much I love him..."
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