All language subtitles for Malory.Towers.S06E09.The.Best.Friend.1080p.WEB-DL.AAC2.0.H.264-7VFr33104D_track3_[eng]

Whoa! Watch out!

Bravo, bravo!

I will miss everyone over
the holidays.

Are you doing anything fun?

Just staying here at school.

Well, it won't be long
till we're all back together again.

Um, why don't you come and spend
the holidays with me and Daddy?

Really? Is that an invitation?

Well, of course! We'd have SUCH fun.

That would be magnifique, Jo!

Thank you.
Tu es ma meilleure copine.

I don't understand.
My French is terrible. I'm sorry.

You are my best friend, Josephine.

Oh, I can't wait to tell Daddy that
you're coming to stay.

Celeste! Come with me, please.

Oh, can I come, too? Best friends do
everything together.

Very sweet, girls, but no.
This is a private matter.

Celeste, viens.

Ma meilleure copine.

Woo!

I know how difficult it has been for
you, with your maman's health.

So I am happy to say I have
very good news for you.

Your maman has made a full recovery
after the operation.

I am so pleased for you, Celeste.

Merci, Mam'zelle.
I was so worried.

But I have even better news.

You are going home to Paris!

Home?! When?

Tomorrow. Your maman wants you back
tout de suite.

I am to take you to family friends
who will escort you

across the Channel.
For les vacances?

No, not for the holidays, Celeste.

You are going home
for good!

Tomorrow? Just think,
in 24 hours you will be back where

the cheese is delicieux.

I am very envious.

"Reward for information
on missing time capsule."

It's a cracking design,
Nancy. I like it.

Yes, except the time
capsule didn't go missing.

It was dug up and stolen.

You should write "wanted - thief".

Oh, right.

What are you offering as a reward?
Um,

I'm not too sure.
There's always tuck.

Felicity, do you have some
gobstoppers? And aniseed balls.

And Jo always has a great stash.

I'll just put this up.

Someone will come forward
with information.

We would have better luck
if we had more than one poster.

But it would take us days to draw
them, though.

Well, there is the printer
for the school newsletter.

Would Jean let us use it for that?

Well, it is for a good cause.

Jean's not that easily swayed.
Nothing ventured and nothing gained.

True. There's no harm in trying.

You can ask at morning break.

Ah, Jean, may I have a moment?
Er, yes, Mr Parker.

Oh! The newsletter. Is it ready for
print? Not quite.

I realised there are a few mistakes
and it seems to be missing a review.

Well, I need you to print off the
programmes for the spring concert.

It's rather urgent, I'm afraid.
Irene will be our headline act.

Oh, I know, and I would love to
help, but I'm swamped.

You'd be doing me and Irene
a huge favour.

I would love everybody there
to support her.

All right. When do you need them
by? The end of today.

So we can get them ready
first thing.

There's no way I'll meet that
deadline. I know it's short notice,

but you're doing it for Irene.

For Irene. These are the pressures
you'll face

in the world of journalism.
Think of it as character building.

If anyone can do it,
you can.

Thank you. No, thank you, Jean.

Josephine. I called Daddy.
He's so excited to meet you.

He said we can go horse riding.

What did Mam'zelle want?

She wanted to talk -

about Maman. Oh, dear.

Has she taken a turn for the worse?
No, the opposite.

It's great news.
She's feeling much better.

Oh! But that's wonderful.
Yes, it is. Only...

..she wants me to go back home
tomorrow.

Tomorrow! But that's so soon.

I know.
But what about our plans?

Does that mean you're not...?

I'm really sorry, Jo.
Maman has decided.

That's lovely for you,
but we'll miss you awfully.

Come on, we need to get to class.

I'm sorry, Jo.

BELL RINGS
LAUGHTER AND CHATTER

KNOCK AT DOOR

June and Felicity.
To what do I owe this pleasure?

It's Jean, isn't it? Nice to meet
you? I'm Nancy.

Of course. "Chess Piece" Nancy.
Oh! That's me.

Could you show us how
to use the mimeograph?

Sorry, the mimeograph is
for school business only.

Er, it is! For a project.

I have all these programmes to print
out before my English tutorial

and then I have the newsletter prep.
Perhaps we could help you.

Yes. Many hands make light work.

And I really want to see it
in action.

All right. But only because I'm
up to my eyes in printing these.

We're all looking forward
to the school concert.

Very neat. Thank you.

It's a wonderful machine.
I just wish it was faster.

If you need to go, we can stay here
and finish up.

Can't we? Don't you have lessons?

No. We have a rehearsal
for the concert.

But Irene would understand
if we were to help you out instead.

Turn the handle, guide the paper.

Making sure it's on the right side
for printing.

And when the final print is done?

We make sure everything is neat
and tidy.

Don't you worry.
I really appreciate this.

We'll just print a few posters.

Jean will never know. Mm-hm.

There you are. I've been looking
everywhere for you.

Come on, let's have lunch together.

We must make
the most of our last day.

When you said
I was your best friend,

did you really mean it?

Of course I did.
But you're leaving me!

I don't want to go back
to Paris tomorrow.

But how can I tell Maman,
after all she's been through?

So you DO want to stay?

Of course I do.

But I can't. It's impossible.

I'm sure you can. I mean, I know you
can. Perhaps I can help you.

No, Jo.

I do love it here
at Malory Towers,

but I cannot let Maman down.

Well, your maman was
a Malory Towers girl, wasn't she?

And she sent you here
because she loved it, too.

So she clearly wanted
the same experiences for you.

Yes, but... Look, I know you're
scared to tell her

that you're staying.

I promise I'll be right by your side
when you do.

That's what best friends are for.

"Wanted - thief!"

It's so clever - the walled garden
and the X marking the spot.

And now we really have to work on
the programmes.

How's the glue coming along?
Yes, they're all ready to stick up.

We've got half an hour
before our next lesson.

Let's put these on every fence,
door and wall we see.

Oh, no! What is it?
I think the ink's run out. Oh,

we'll be
in terrible trouble with Jean.

There must be some more
in the storeroom.

I'll go check.
Meanwhile, get pasting.

One of the girls here must know
something.

Well, we'll find out later.

Where is Celeste?
Oh, she's on her way, Mam'zelle.

Please, can you let her know

her maman will be calling
at quarter to three.

Josephine, did you hear me?
Er, yes. Quarter to three.

Tres horas, er, cuatro.

Hmm. That's Spanish,
but... And where is it?

The corridor. Oui, le couloir.

How do the French remember
all this...

..French?

"Wanted - thief"?

Fred!

Everything all right, Mr P?

Did you see who put this up?

I've been too busy working,
Mr P. It's Mr Parker.

Never mind. Please could you look
to see if there are any more

of these around the grounds
and take them down?

"Wanted - thief"?

"Information on
the stolen time capsule.

"Meet today at four o'clock."

Is something afoot?
Afoot, Mr P?

No, my foot's fine. No,

I meant is something the matter?
You seem rather spooked.

I'm tickety-boo, Mr P.

All right. And it's Mr Parker,
not Mr P.

All right, Mr P -
I mean, Mr Parker.

A thief?

TELEPHONE RINGS

Hello?Bonjour. Oh, hello.
Oh, bonjour.

You must be Celeste's maman.
Yes, this is Madame Joubin.

Salut! I thought you were going
to call at a quarter to three.

It is a quarter to three.
Who is this?

I'm Josephine, Celeste's best
friend. Meilleure copine!

That's very nice. She was going
to tell you this herself,

but, whilst I have you here...
Pardon?

..she wants to stay here at Malory
Towers. Non! This cannot be.

She loves it here. I need to speak
to her! And you don't have to worry

about the holidays. She'll be
spending them with me. What?!

Merci beaucoup. Non! I'll let her
know that you called.

Thank you. Please, I need
to... Bonsoir.

TELEPHONE RINGS

Hello. It's Madame Joubin.
Ah, bonjour.

I need to talk to the teacher
immediately.

I was talking to
someone called Josephine

who informed me
that my daughter is not coming home.

Ah, Jean.

I haven't finished the programmes
for the spring concert,

if that's what you're hoping.
Well, no.

Because I left June, Felicity,
and the new girl, Nancy, in charge.

They vanished before they finished
the work,

and all the ink's vanished, too.

It's almost like they were
printing something else.

Could this be the reason?

I expect this sort
of behaviour from June and Felicity.

Nancy seems to be part of
the gang already.

I wondered why she was so keen,

and it makes sense.

They were having me on,
the cheek of it.

You have to admit it is rather
a good poster.

Shows initiative,
don't you think? Perhaps.

But the mimeograph is
for school business only.

And they went behind my back.

Of course. I'll deal with this.

As for the concert programmes?

I'll have them for you by the end
of the day.

Thank you, Jean. Erm...

I heard some of the fourth formers
talking about the posters.

I think it's fair to say we've made
a splash.

Oh, June will be impressed.
Where is she?

Good afternoon, girls.

Before we start, I ju...

Hang on. Where's June?

Sorry, Mr Parker.

You're all getting very skittish
before the holiday.

Flyposting is strictly prohibited.

No-one will be meeting anyone
at 4:00.

Do you understand?
Yes, Mr Parker.

Good. And you also need to ask
for permission

before using any of
the school equipment.

Is that clear?
June, Nancy, Felicity?

Yes, Mr Parker.

However good the result.

Now, open your textbooks to page 12,
and let's begin.

Celeste, I have great news.

Your maman called. She did?

Why didn't you come and find me?

Oh, there's no need.
I spoke to her for you.

I told her you wanted to stay here.

You did what?!

Girls, concentrate on your work.

Celeste, Josephine.

Is everything all right, Mam'zelle?

Apologies, Mr Parker,

but I must speak
with these girls immediately.

Hurry.

Entrez, s'il vous plait.

Sit.

Josephine, did I not ask you

to let Celeste know about
the telephone call?

Well, I was going to,

but then the phone rang and there
was Celeste's mother.

And she called much earlier
than planned.

What do you mean?

You said she was calling at 2:45.

She rang at 1:45.

Oh! French time.

This is my mistake.

She meant 2:45 in France, I forgot
about the time difference.

I really wasn't trying
to cause any upset.

I was just trying to help.

So why did you tell Celeste's maman
she does not want to go home?

Because that's what
Celeste and I discussed.

She told me that.

Celeste, is this true?

You said you don't want to go back
to Paris

and you want to stay here at
Malory Towers.

I said that because you were so sad
when I told you I was going home.

I didn't really mean it.

So you do want to go back to Paris?

Yes.

I do love it here.

But of course Maman comes first.

She's been so ill.
You must understand.

I suppose so.

But I don't...

I don't have a mother.

And I thought I was
your meilleure copine.

D'accord, girls.

I have arranged another call
with your maman.

And, please, Josephine...

..can you let Celeste speak
for herself this time?

Poor Maman, she must have been
so upset.

What was Jo thinking?

I am sure that she meant well,
Celeste.

La vie, life, friendship,
can be...

..compliquee.

I never thought we would get

in trouble for putting
up a few posters.

Uh, I think that's
the least of our worries.

Not so fast, girls.

How could you use the mimeograph
without my permission?

And there's no ink in the storeroom
to print

the rest of the programmes.
We're really sorry, Jean.

Actually, I knew about our stores.

There's ink coming from
the West Tower.

Well, that's something, at least.

And we would be more than happy
to finish the programmes for you.

Well, thank you, but please don't go
behind my back again.

We truly are sorry.

It does catch the eye.

Maybe I could use this
in the newsletter.

And if you do find
the time capsule, I want the scoop.

Come on, girls, we must tell Alicia.

If the culprit has seen the poster,

she'll want to be there.
To the bridge!

THEY LAUGH

I don't know how I've managed
to mess things up quite so badly.

It's a real talent of mine.

You're not the reason
that she's going home, Jo.

Aren't you happy for her?

She's finally being reunited
with her maman.

Of course I am.

Have you told her that?

I had a best friend...

..for a day,

and now I think I've ruined it.

I'm sure Celeste doesn't see it
like that.

Just talk to her.

I'm impressed. The poster was
a genius idea.

Girls, there's someone coming!
FOOTSTEPS APPROACH

Ey up, girls!
Fred, what are you doing here?

Someone asked me to give you this.

Who's someone?
I didn't get the name.

"The time capsule can be
found here."

"No need for reward."

And why should we believe this
is real?

It's just what they told me.

Who's they, Fred?

I told you, I didn't get the name.

Was it a boy or a girl?

A boy? I mean, a-a girl.

Definitely a girl.

This letter is written in red ink,

and if you don't mind me saying,
your fingertips are...

..well...

All right, it was me.

You're not good at lying,
are you, Fred?

I dug it up while gardening
by accident,

and then I put it aside
for safekeeping, but...

But what, Fred?

Please tell me
the time capsule isn't lost again.

It's not lost, exactly.

It's better if you see
for yourselves.

Come with me.

Maman has booked a ticket
for me early tomorrow morning.

SHE EXHALES DEEPLY

I really am happy for you, Celeste.

Thank you. And I am sorry
I won't get to meet your papa.

I know our holiday plans would have
been a lot of fun.

But, you know, I spoke with my maman.

She says you can come
and visit us this summer.

Really?

Yes. She'd really love to meet
my meilleure copine.

This used to be my camp
when I were younger,

where I used to stash
all the stuff I found.

We used to go through
to the camp through here.

It's completely boarded up.

Long time since I used it.

What do we do now?

There must be another way in.

From inside the school!

Yes!
We'll soon have the treasure.

I can't wait to tell our mothers.

We are now so very close!

I'm going to miss you all.

This is from all of us.

A beautiful pen!

Thank you. And my address.

So that we can stay pen pals.

We'll see each other this summer,
yes?

You promise?

Cross my heart.

You know, I think I'm going
to miss ginger beer.

Does that mean I'm
a real English girl now?

THEY LAUGH

Time to go, Celeste. Hmm?

This is not goodbye.
This is au revoir, which means,

"until the next time."

Au revoir, mes amis.

Bon voyage, Celeste.

Au revoir.

Bye, Celeste. Bye!