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Clips from Downton Abbey - Episode #6.8 (S06E06)

"You should have told me the whole story from the beginning."
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"For Edith, for yourself! You'd pull in the sky if you could!"
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"Tom has made you feel bad, or Papa,"
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"- Have you seen Mr Barrow? - Er, he was going in for a bath."
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"- Are you in a rush? - Not particularly."
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"- Oh, my God! - Fetch Mrs Hughes."
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"You saw Henry when he was here -- high-handed, bullying, unapologetic."
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"You're not a princess in The Prisoner of Zenda!"
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"Right. Here goes."
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"when her only sister has wrecked her chances of a happy, fulfilling life."
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"- You never. - I did. And you're a natural."
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"and he keeps going on and on and on. But Mr Talbot's not right for me."
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"- I wonder if now would be convenient. - Of course. Bring her in."
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"You mustn't be nervous."
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"Do we know her real name yet?"
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"- Would you like me to talk to him? - No, but I love you for asking."
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"Well, real or not, she has quite a following. So we'd better be pals."
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"to think herself cold and selfish and grand."
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"No, I would only say this."
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"Well, I don't know if you have his forgiveness..."
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"- Anything else I can get you? - One more mouthful and we'd explode."
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"As God is my witness, I haven't set eyes on her since yesterday lunch."
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"He wouldn't take any chances with Mary's happiness."
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"Should I ring for more tea?"
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"I ought to be very angry with you. Summoning Granny to tick me off."
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"No man is an island, Carson. Not even Thomas Barrow."
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"or Michael or Granny or Carson"
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"Thank you."
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"But the point is, it's still valid so shall we get married now?"
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"- You look nice, by the way. - Thank you."
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"- You mustn't make him wait forever. - I love him."
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"- You may be called upon to testify. - Oh, my God."
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"I'm afraid the rumour mill has already begun..."
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"A house of ill repute?"
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"Do you think he will marry Edith?"
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"- Well, isn't it a good sign? - I'm not sure what it's a sign of."
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"where we all stayed last year. For the grouse."
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"- It means he's accepted my decision. - Which is what you want?"
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"You passed every paper with high marks."
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"- We'll all bow and curtsy to Edith. You'll enjoy that, Mary. - Hardly(!)"
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"People will think you're jealous, dear. We don't want that."
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"- What an unlikely bawdy house madam. - Mrs Patmore's secret career."
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"- We'd be wretched long term. - And you're not wretched now?"
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"If anyone had told me Mary would hitch up with a mechanic"
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"All?"
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"If I'm in love with him, then what's that? A powerful urge that fades."
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"What about you and Matthew? You came from different poles."
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"Because you know what's at stake. It's easier to get it wrong."
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"It wasn't my secret to tell."
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"you won't give him a chance either."
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"- You remember my sister? - Of course. Lady Rosamund."
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"He was... so delicate."
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"Oh, I sympathise, of course, but we both know she's making a mistake."
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"You talk as if we should be scared."
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"That's why I need you. To help me live up to my own expectations."
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"Look, of course things have changed. I was in line for a quiet life,"
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"What did you want him to do? Pitch a tent under a tree?"
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"What about you? Would you set your cap at him?"
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"which forces me to believe that it is my lack of money"
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"- That's not what it looked like. - Well, that's how it is."
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"Edith, if your news is good, then we are very happy for you both."
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"But there's nothing to be done."
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"But does your fiance want his Papa to be content in this way? With me?"
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"And so they are. Just tell them yes and arrange the day."
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"I'm not shocked exactly. It isn't that. I promise you."
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"It isn't even that."
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"and now I've thrown it all away."
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"I mean that."
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"- I REFUSE to listen! - You're a coward, Mary."
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"- You're on the men's side! - Never mind that."
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"- I can manage. - I'll be too late, though, won't I?"
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"I'm not sorry. At least I'm just sorry we didn't have it years ago."
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"No, you see, you must never think that education is only"
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"Or did he just choose to believe it because it suited him?"
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"Kings are like anyone else."
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"So, are we to lose you to the groves of academe, Mr Molesley?"
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"It's about time you were rewarded for your kindness."
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"How sad. How very sad."
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"I'd say the same if it weren't impertinent, M'Lady."
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"Come to think of it, how will the village know that they've been?"
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"I only thank God that the Dowager isn't here to witness it."
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"He wasn't clever enough. He wasn't strong enough."
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"Oh, Mary."
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"a telegram to get the next train."
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"if that doesn't sound too silly."
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"No, no. It's only a habit."
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"Are we ready? Three, two, one."
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"Who's that?"
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"We'll wait for you downstairs."
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"- Because I wasn't sure until I got on the train. - How are you feeling?"
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"- We mustn't joke when Bertie's here. - We'll have long faces, don't worry."
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"always on parade, representing the people who look up to me,"
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"I'm not sure I do, as it happens. Tell me about them."
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"- I'd better go if I'm to catch my train. - Yes, hurry."
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"- Mr Barrow's in a funny mood. - Why?"
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"Even so, I really appreciate it. Thank you."
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"Of course. Lucy, fetch the scones."
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"- Can we keep it quiet? For his sake. - That's what Mr Carson wants."
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"- So what are you going to do? - As soon as Granny left I sent Henry"
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"Not me, M'Lady. I was... otherwise detained."
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"- I can't believe you came. - You made it sound so urgent."
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"- When does the photographer arrive? - Five o'clock, M'Lady."
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"- I promise you won't be sorry. - I'd better not be."
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"- Amelia's influence. - Ah. Yes. I think I agree."
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"No-one's forcing anything."
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"Don't think I'm amused. I dislike my hand being forced."
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"Why did you invite Henry to stay, without asking me first?"
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"And you promise you haven't cheated?"
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"Darling, it was half-past five and the man was in North Yorkshire."
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"- Could you leave us for a moment? - Of course."
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"Fine. Can you not ask me that for the rest of the day?"
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