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Clips from Enola Holmes

"God help us. If there's one thing this country doesn't need,"
Enola Holmes
"it's more uneducated voters."
Enola Holmes
"England is going to pot."
Enola Holmes
"(SNORING)"
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"And what does a boy like you want with those?"
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"I shall need a whalebone corset."
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"MISS GREGORY: You shall need no such thing."
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"This is a respectable shop."
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"- Then I shall respect it. - You don't look like you will."
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"You don't smell like you will."
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"And I..."
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"(GASPS)"
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"Do you have anywhere I can dress?"
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"(SHUDDERING)"
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"In the back."
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"The corset: A symbol of repression to those who are forced to wear it."
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"But for me, who chooses to wear it,"
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"the bust enhancer and the hip regulators"
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"will hide the fortune my mother has given me."
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"And as they do so,"
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"they will make me look like that truly unlikely thing:"
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"A lady!"
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""You have to go to school, Enola!""
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""But I don't want to go to a finishing school, Mycroft.""
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""Well, what else are we going to do with you?"
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"You're a girl!""
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"Oh, come on, seriously?"
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"(GASPS)"
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"Now, where might I find a lodging house?"
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"I'll pay handsomely for good value."
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"(CHUCKLES)"
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"Is this really good value?"
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"Oh, best value you'll find."
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"You're lucky you found me."
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"Here you have it."
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"(VOICES YELLING AND ARGUING)"
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"(BABY CRYING)"
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"(ANIMAL SQUEAKING)"
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"(VOICES CONTINUE YELLING AND ARGUING)"
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"(NERVOUS CHUCKLE)"
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"(TRAIN WHISTLING)"
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"It's lovely."
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"(TRAIN CHUGGING)"
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"ENOLA: Now I've finally got some peace and quiet to think,"
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"it's time for phase five of my plan."
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"Or possibly phase four."
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"Or possibly phase six."
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"I've entirely lost count."
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"It is time to find my mother."
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"To find Mother, the first thing I need to do is leave a cipher"
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"in every newspaper she might read."
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""Thank you, my chrysanthemum."
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"Are you blooming? Send iris, please.""
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"Iris means "message.""
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"{\an8}Now, how to disguise them?"
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"Mother can untangle anything,"
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"so I need to make it most devious."
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"I placed it in the personal advertisements column"
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"of The Pall Mall Gazette,"
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"which my mother seldom missed."
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"Plus the Magazine of Modern Womanhood..."
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"(TYPEWRITER CLACKING)"
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"...and The Journal of Dress Reform..."
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"two publications I thought might tickle her."
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"This gentleman seems to be getting a lot of attention."
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"Well, he's a bloomin' marquess."
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"(CLEARS THROAT) Then I had to find out who she really was."
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"Is."
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"Was."
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"My mother only corresponded with one address with regularity."
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"It was wrong of me to look where it was addressed to,"
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"and entirely wrong of me to have memorized it."
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"But when growing up in the countryside, there is little excitement,"
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"so one clings to whatever narratives one can get."
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"(HORSES NEIGHING)"
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"(PEOPLE CHATTERING)"
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"More macaroons, please, Jason."
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"Afternoon."
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"WAITRESS: Afternoon."
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"(THUD)"
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"- (THUD) - (CHANDELIER RATTLES)"
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"What's up there?"
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"Noisy bloody women!"
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"(CHUCKLES)"
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"- (THUD) - (CHANDELIER RATTLES)"
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"EDITH: No, harder. Don't be afraid of her."
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"Step forward this time. Good."
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"Good afternoon."
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"- You wanting to be recruited? - No."
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"- (WOMAN THUDS AND GRUNTS) - Uh..."
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"I'm looking for Eudoria Vernet Holmes."
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"Enola?"
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"Enola Holmes."
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"It is you, isn't it?"
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"Why are you dressed like a powder puff?"
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"Oh, my!"
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"You look the spit of her."
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"You recognize me?"
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"Of course I do."
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"I was your first teacher."
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"Don't you remember?"
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"(EDITH GRUNTS)"
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"(EDITH GRUNTING)"
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"(CHUCKLES)"
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"You've progressed nicely, I can see."
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"You're alone? In London?"
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"Yes."
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"There was a useless boy, but I rid myself of him."
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"EDITH: Hmm."
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"I have money, lodgings. I just need to find her."
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"What makes you think that she wants to be found?"
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"Eudoria's been hiding all her life."
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"If she wants to stay hidden, she will."
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"- And besides, she has work to do. - What work?"
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"I cannot say."
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"EUDORIA: Right, ladies, our choices:"
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"The bankmen met, entangle herb,"
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"or Ellie Houseman."
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"ENOLA: So you were at that meeting too."
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"EUDORIA: So, we're all agreed? Ellie Houseman."
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