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Clips from The Haunting of Bly Manor () - The Romance of Certain Old Clothes (S01E01)

"It's okay, okay? We gotta get out of here."
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"…there lived in the province of Hampshire, a widowed gentleman."
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"in memory of a little girl born between them"
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"So, they were as little girls once more."
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"But now with nothing in the world but each other."
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"of their youthful bloom."
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"Perdita in her sweetness,"
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"Several devoted swains, and some two or three"
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"No, Bly must stay in the family,"
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"and the sisters must stay in control."
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"while Viola bode her time,"
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"Viola explained she was late"
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"Even the portrait hanging beyond,"
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"but there should be no mistaking the true authority of Bly Manor,"
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"fitting the business arrangement that it was."
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"…to have and to hold from this day forward,"
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"for better, for worse, for richer, for poorer,"
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"and thereto I plight thee, my troth."
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"I, Viola, take thee, Arthur, to be my lawfully wedded husband,"
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"He'd made her that way, after all."
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"Perhaps it wasn't the room, after all."
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"But you are fiercer."
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"It is you."
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"Those were the rosy times,"
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"But nothing holds, and all things change, given time."
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"Viola had an inordinate love of dress, and the very best taste in the world."
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"and all manner of expense."
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"all passed through her cunning hands,"
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"without a word of boast coming from her lips."
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"Oh, thank God."
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"But it is not good news."
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"O-Our daughter."
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"She cannot sleep without her mother."
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"Separate."
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"- I do not know that I can. - You will."
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"You will. God help you, but you will."
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"No."
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"We can't, love."
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"I want to be in our bed."
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"- Please. - Isabel."
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"Think of Isabel."
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"And all things exhausted,"
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"the vicar came again to Bly,"
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"than the rosy song of matrimony he sung before."
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"and I will take you to myself,"
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"so that where I am, there you may also be.""
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"Just tell your god…"
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"Viola, you must repeat the rites."
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"You tell this priest and the god he fawns upon."
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"I can read enough."
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"Bed."
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"We need music."
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"I know how to dance, indeed, young miss."
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"Take me to bed."
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"I can dance with my own husband."
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"Sleep well, sister."
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"Those first few years,"
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"denied at the door of Bly Manor."
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"But I feel better today."
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"Liar."
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"Or my dresses."
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"Perhaps the fact that everything in this world has that point"
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"beyond which it can bear no more weight."
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"a thought occurred to her."
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"did deafen him to the songs of others."
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"somewhat known to him already by virtue of her lineage."
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"And her adopted daughter refused, at every turn, to see her as a mother."
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"Arthur, on his side, suffered heavy losses of money."
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"She had long since ascertained"
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"and that it lay languishing in thankless gloom in the dusty attic."
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"We cannot even afford a housekeeper anymore,"
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"- Perdita... - If not enough to save us,"
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"- No. - She would want us to."
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"And I shall be gravely displeased if you return to the matter."
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"We mustn't dispose of an oath to Viola."
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"But what right had Viola to dispose of our future?"
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"What right had she to bind you to meanness and cruelty?"
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"No more of this."
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"She would wake."
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"And time went by."
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"And in time, as we all do…"
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"But there waited for her, at the end of this purgatory,"
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"and claim her reward."
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"Viola."
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"No matter."
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"For all the ache in her tired heart."
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"Whatever curse had claimed his second wife,"
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"that would change the terrain of Bly Manor forever."
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"And the remembering itself was injury anew."
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"burning in her bosom,"
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"Thus, she would sleep,"
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"only on the bed that was her goal,"
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"would be waiting for her there."
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"that the empty manor had become a quarantine"
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"You mustn't be in this wing without protection..."
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"Where?"
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"And as the plague doctor died,"
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"Her gravity, it seemed, her invented gravity"
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"that kept her in purgatory,"
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"it would hold others, too."
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"She would sleep,"
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"Viola faintly noticed her own attempted exorcism."
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"even the soul."
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"that one night, she found a child in her daughter's old bed,"
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"hoping to find a child,"
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"Those souls held in her orbit,"
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"They were fading as well."
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"And rage."
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"now forgotten in the attic."
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"To murder, or be murdered by."
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"A fate that befell anyone unfortunate enough"
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"Stop."
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"who found themselves in the grips of Viola's gravity,"
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"those unfortunate tenants of the gravity well,"
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"- Run! - What about Miles?"
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"- Where are we going? - I don't know, anywhere. Anywhere."
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"- Flora! - No! I don't like this game!"
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"- I'm not leaving! - Shh! Flora!"
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"And you can't make me!"
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"- Shh! Come on! We gotta go! - Miles, where are you?"
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