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

"Do you promise me, Arthur?"
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"Promise you what?"
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"Promise me that you will keep them for her?"
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"That you will keep the key,"
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"and you will never give it to anyone,"
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"except our child."
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"Promise me."
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"I promise you."
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"The money failing as time went on,"
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"Arthur was required more and more to business."
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"Further and further across the oceans, to places exotic and rich."
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"And with Arthur gone, all pretense was put aside."
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"Perhaps it was the hour."
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"But that night, as Perdita beheld her sister,"
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"and like the tickle in Viola's lung, it had grown in the secret places."
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"The word had eclipsed her thoughts at night, and waking as well."
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"The word began in her chest, as the sickness did for Viola."
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"It had spread, insistent."
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"A whisper in her ear, in her mind entire."
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"And, now, the word crept down her shoulder and her elbow,"
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"until the word came to live in her hand."
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"The word was…"
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""mercy.""
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"And the word was a lie."
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"Because it wasn't mercy on her mind, or her heart,"
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"as she moved her hand."
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"It was every slap, every insult, and every day that had passed."
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"Every moment after the last rites."
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"It was a different word that had infected her all this time."
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"The word was not "mercy," she realized in the end."
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"No…"
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"The word had always been…"
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""enough.""
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"I GUARD"
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"Concerning the widower, now the Lord of Bly Manor in all respects,"
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"it very soon came to be predicted that he would marry again."
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"And there were at least a dozen young women of whom,"
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"one may say, that it was by no fault of theirs that,"
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"for six months after his return,"
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"the prediction did not come true."
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"For in Perdita's eyes, he felt an echo of Viola's."
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"And the echo, growing louder,"
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"They were married, as was becoming, with great privacy."
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"Almost with secrecy."
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"In the hopes, as was waggishly remarked at the time,"
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"that perhaps the late Viola may not hear of it."
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"And on their wedding night,"
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"as Perdita took residence in the bed which had been her sister's,"
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"each party obtained what each had desired."
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"For Arthur, a beautiful woman,"
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"But Perdita's desires, as you will have observed,"
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"remained a good deal of a mystery."
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"During the first three years of their marriage,"
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"the new Mrs. Lloyd failed to become a mother in her own right."
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"This latter circumstance"
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"compelled a material retrenchment in his expenditure,"
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"and Perdita was, perforce, less of a great lady"
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"than her sister had been."
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"that her sister's immense wardrobe had been sequestered"
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"for the benefit of her daughter,"
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"It was a revolting thought that these exquisite fabrics"
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"should await the commands of a little girl,"
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"and thus,"
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"on the sixth anniversary of Viola's death…"
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"…Perdita had reached her limit."
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"The house is in disrepair."
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"Our financials, a disaster."
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"We have the solution, above our heads."
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"and above us, locked away, are silks, jewels and linens."
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"enough to right the ship."
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"If she could have foreseen how dire things would become,"
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"how dire you have made things."
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"- Me? - Yes."
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"Or were you not responsible for our financials, dear husband?"
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"Did you not run our estate into the damned ground?"
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"More than all, my sister wanted Bly to flourish."
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"She would have done anything, everything in her power to save the manor,"
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"and you know that."
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"It is for Isabel."
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"The manor is for Isabel."
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"And we would let it fall to ruin before she comes of age?"
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"Once and for all, Perdita…"
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"Very good."
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"Glad to learn the value at which I'm held."
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"To feel oneself sacrificed to a caprice."
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"It is not a caprice, my dear."
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"It is a promise."
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"An oath."
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"An oath."
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"Of course."
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"Perdita?"
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"We return, dear listener,"
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"to another night."
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"The night in which Viola would sleep."
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"She would sleep."
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"She would wake."
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"She would walk."
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"She would sleep."
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"She would walk."
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"How much time, it was impossible to reason."
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"Sleeping."
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"Waking."
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"Sleeping."
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"Waking."
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"Walking."
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"…she admitted all."
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"She admitted her husband had moved on."
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"She admitted her daughter was growing without her."
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"And she admitted her room was a dream,"
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"to the truth of the trunk."
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"a reward in the knowledge that one day, the door would open."
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"One day, the locks would see their keys,"
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"and, one day, Isabel would open her mother's trunk…"
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"Both of their rewards."
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"And day after day, night after night,"
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"an ocean of time, the moment finally came."
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"When she beheld her husband,"
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"she saw not the changes wrought of time, only his sadness."
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"Only that."
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"And so, overwhelmed, she…"
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