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Clips from Downton Abbey (2010) - Family (S01E01)

"I don't need help to remember you."
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"But what... What happens when you retire?"
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"I should think I'll stay here. They'll look after me."
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"Suppose they sell the estate?"
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"Suppose there's a tidal wave? Suppose we all die ofthe plague?"
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"Suppose there's a war?"
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"She hasn't got a brother or we'd know it by now."
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"You know everything, don't you?"
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"Everything, my foot."
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"You're hiding behind him, but he's not what you think he is."
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"Oh, go home, William, ifyou're going to be such a spoilsport."
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"All right, I will."
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"I must go."
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"But it's been lovely to see you again, Joe, really."
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"- And you know what I'm asking? - You haven't asked anything yet."
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"But you know what it is, when I do."
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"I'm going to stop here at the pub, until I hear from you."
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"Oh, and take your time."
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"I'd rather wait a week for the right answer than get a wrong one in a hurry."
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"I will. I promise you that."
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"To break the entail, we'd need a private bill in Parliament?"
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"Even then, it would only be passed ifthe estate were in danger, which it's not."
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"- And I mean nothing in all this? - On the contrary, you mean a great deal."
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"A very great deal."
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"- You rang, my lady? - Yes, Carson."
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"Mr Crawley was just leaving. Do you know where his lordship is?"
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"He felt tired after he put Lady Grantham into the car."
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"I bet he did. Thank you, Carson."
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"I'm sorry, I wish I could think ofsomething to say that would help."
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"There's nothing. But you mustn't let it trouble you."
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"It does trouble me."
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"It troubles me very much."
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"Then that will be my consolation prize."
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"Goodnight, Cousin Matthew."
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"Goodnight."
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"I hope I haven't kept you up too late. I'm afraid we've interfered with your dinner."
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"It's been rather a chop-and-change evening downstairs."
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"Lady Grantham got off all right?"
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"It's very difficult, Carson. For her, for Lady Mary, for everyone."
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"It is, Mr Crawley, but I appreciate your saying so."
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"Well, that's her greatness done and dusted for the night."
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"William, did you have a good night?"
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"- I'm offto bed. - Wait."
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"- What happened? - Nothing. It doesn't matter."
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"- How was your evening, Mrs Hughes? - Very enjoyable, thank you."
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"The others are just behind me, so you can lock up in a minute."
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"Well, I'll say goodnight."
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"- Good night, Mrs Hughes. - Good night."
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"- Good night, Mrs Hughes. - Good night, Mrs Hughes."
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"I was right when I said she was looking sparkly-eyed."
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"I beg your pardon, Thomas?"
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"- Him? A fancy man? - Don't be so nasty, Daisy. It doesn't suit you."
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"I reckon there's ajob vacancy coming up. Miss O'Brien, do you fancy a promotion?"
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"Very droll. Lfshe's got a boyfriend, I'm a giraffe."
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"What chance did he have, up against a champion?"
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"Now you listen, you filthy little rat."
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"Is this supposed to frighten me, Mr Bates?"
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"Are you trying to trick me?"
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"All we know about Lady Mary and here I am, waiting on her hand and foot."
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"- Will we do anything with that? - Maybe, but not yet."
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"What do you look like?"
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"- Do your buttons up. - Well, go on, then."
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"- What do you want? - I've got a message for Lady Sybil."
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"- From her ladyship. - Thank you, O'Brien. I'll manage now."
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"I just said that to get rid of her. This came today."
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"But how am I going to get there? They won't let me take a day off."
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"You're going to be ill. They can't stop you being ill."
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"- What? - No one has seen Anna for a whole day."
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"They won't notice ifyou vanish for a couple of hours."
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"hard as it is for an Englishman to say the words."
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"Well, then..."
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"If I had made my own fortune and bought Downton for myself,"
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"it should be yours without question, but I did not."
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"Do I have the right to destroy their work? Or impoverish that dynasty?"
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"I am a custodian, my dear, not an owner."
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"I must strive to be worthy ofthe task I have been set."
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"If I could take Mama's money out ofthe estate,"
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"Downton would have to be sold to pay for it. Is that what you want?"
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"So I'm to just find a husband and get out ofthe way?"
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"- You could stay here ifyou married Matthew. - You know my character, Father."
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"I'd never marry any man that I was told to."
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"I'm stubborn. I wish I wasn't, but I am."
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"Will you have your own way, do you think? With the frock?"
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"Only I couldn't help overhearing yesterday,"
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"and from what her ladyship said, it sounded as ifyou support women's rights."
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"Because I'm quite political."
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"In fact, I've brought some pamphlets that I thought might interest you, about the vote."
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"Thank you."
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"But please don't mention this to my father, or my grandmother."
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"One whiffof reform and she hears the rattle ofthe guillotine."
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"It seems rather unlikely, a revolutionary chauffeur."
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"Maybe. But I'm a socialist, not a revolutionary."
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"And I won't always be a chauffeur."
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"Mrs Crawley, how nice."
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"- You're busy. We can come back later. - Molesley?"
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"What are you doing here? Are you ill?"
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"Poor Mr Molesley. How's it going?"
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"The solution doesn't seem to make it any better."
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"My imagination is running riot."
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"Mrs Crawley tells me she's recommended nitrate ofsilver and tincture ofsteel."
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"Is she making a suit of armour?"
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"- And you're sure it's Erysipelas? - That is Mrs Crawley's diagnosis."
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"- What it is to have medical knowledge! - It has its uses."
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"Mmm."
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"He has, my lady. He's got no use for the herb garden now me mother's gone,"
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"so he's turned it to grass."
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"- And you've been helping him? - I have."
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"Because this is not Erysipelas, this is a rue allergy."
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"If Molesley wears gardening gloves, it'll be gone in a week."
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"Please don't think we're ungrateful for your enthusiasm, Mrs Crawley,"
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"but there comes a time when things are best left to the professionals."
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"- But I... - And now, really, I really must go."
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"I hope Cousin Violet has recovered from last night."
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"Whatever she says, my mother is as strong as an ox,"
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"and it's high time she let go of her scheme for upsetting everything. Time we all did."
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"I can't deny I'm pleased to hear it."
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"Are you beginning to see a future here, then?"
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"In a way, this latest business has forced me to recognise"
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"that I do want Downton to be my future."
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"I'm glad."
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