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# Queen for a day

# Queen for a day

# Queen for a night

# Queen for a night

# Dressed head to toe

# Dressed head to toe

# So you'd never know

# So you'd never know

# It's me

# It's me

# It's me

# Ribbons and lace

# Ribbons and lace

# Shoes made of glass

# Shoes made of glass

# Rouge on my face... #

# Rouge on my face... #

How are those helicopter lessons coming along, Stephen?

How are those helicopter lessons coming along, Stephen?

I might set up a few for myself.

Mrs Harte, I need two minutes of your time.

Mrs Harte, I need two minutes of your time.

One will be more than ample, Mr Fairley.

One will be more than ample, Mr Fairley.

I've come with a warning.

Theatrical!

Mrs Harte, I'm assuming you haven't seen the news?

Mrs Harte, I'm assuming you haven't seen the news?

About the crash in Harte's share prices,

About the crash in Harte's share prices,

and about the leak.

A source from inside your company

A source from inside your company

has intimated to the press that you're...

has intimated to the press that you're...

..fragile. Losing control.

..fragile. Losing control.

They've provided them with your confidential medical records.

They've provided them with your confidential medical records.

..one of a whole line of casseroles...

..one of a whole line of casseroles...

>..and with Harte stocks >already 12% down on the LSE,

>..and with Harte stocks >already 12% down on the LSE,

>things are looking bleak for the >world's richest woman, Emma Harte,

>things are looking bleak for the >world's richest woman, Emma Harte,

>whose retail empire is reeling today

>from revelations about >her health status.

>from revelations about >her health status.

Stephen? Yes, Mrs Harte?

I'm going to walk. Uh, ma'am?

Mrs Harte, this isn't an easy thing to broach,

but I believe...

Thanks.

Mrs Harte!

I hope my warning you proves I can be trusted.

I hope my warning you proves I can be trusted.

Hello! >Mrs Harte.

Morning, Ted.

Hello?

Happy anniversary, Bernie.

It sure rolls round.

Perfumes, ground floor.

Perfumes, ground floor.

Jewellery, floor three.

Otherwise, dog houses, floor six.

Otherwise, dog houses, floor six.

My regards to Cheryl. Thank you.

My regards to Cheryl. Thank you.

Please. I know this must be a shock.

A friend of yours, Mrs Harte? Hardly.

A friend of yours, Mrs Harte? Hardly.

Mrs Harte, please let me help.

I know how hard you've worked for all this.

Now the papers are saying you're finished.

Now the papers are saying you're finished.

Mrs Harte...

God, Grandy, we tried to get a message to you...

What do we know? Are you all right?

Those hospital records they have, are they...?

A complete fabrication!

Where's it come from, this leak?

We've no idea but it's rather detailed, I'm afraid.

We've no idea but it's rather detailed, I'm afraid.

It appears one of the board.

We need to control the narrative with press releases.

We need to control the narrative with press releases.

A full-page spread in every outlet you own.

A full-page spread in every outlet you own.

Oh, and a double in those I don't.

Accountants?

>Henry's in Aspen, Mrs Harte, >at his daughter's wedding.

>Henry's in Aspen, Mrs Harte, >at his daughter's wedding.

>And shares are down 14% now.

>And shares are down 14% now.

Jerry.

I took the stairs.

I took the stairs.

Oh!

One unwelcome appearance of a morning

One unwelcome appearance of a morning

might be considered an intrusion.

might be considered an intrusion.

Two verges on trespass.

INTERCOM BUZZES Jerry, send in security.

There's a wasp at the picnic.

There's a wasp at the picnic.

Mrs Harte, I'm trying to earn your trust,

Mrs Harte, I'm trying to earn your trust,

and I hope perhaps this endless feud...

Oh, I wouldn't call it a feud.

Oh, I wouldn't call it a feud.

What would you call it, then?

Well, I don't get involved in semantics. Erm...

Well, I don't get involved in semantics. Erm...

..a war?

It's vital to me you realise

I am better than the rest of my family.

Well, that's an exceptionally unambitious claim.

Well, that's an exceptionally unambitious claim.

Well, that's an exceptionally unambitious claim.

Now, if you'll excuse me,

I have a mole to unearth.

But it's not just some anonymous board member.

But it's not just some anonymous board member.

Mrs Harte, I know who it is.

It's your children.

If you think for one moment

If you think for one moment

that I'd trust you, Mr Fairley...

that I'd trust you, Mr Fairley...

I know you have dedicated your entire life

I know you have dedicated your entire life

to the hatred of my family.

to the hatred of my family.

Oh, no, you're quite wrong, Mr Fairley.

Oh, no, you're quite wrong, Mr Fairley.

Hatred happens in secret,

Hatred happens in secret,

with neither purpose nor aspiration.

with neither purpose nor aspiration.

No, what I've dedicated my life to...

No, what I've dedicated my life to...

..is revenge.

I'm looking for Fairley Hall.

I'm looking for Fairley Hall.

Sorry to startle you.

I'm, uh, repairing their chimneys.

I'm, uh, repairing their chimneys.

Shane O'Neill's the name.

But the whole world calls me Mac.

But the whole world calls me Mac.

If you can keep up, you can follow.

If you can keep up, you can follow.

Me mam calls it the top of the world.

Me mam calls it the top of the world.

Keep up!

MAC WHISTLES

Well...I think that'd do me.

Well...I think that'd do me.

What do you reckon?

Ever smelt a rose that had a wasp in it?

Ever smelt a rose that had a wasp in it?

Edwin. Emma.

I thought you didn't graduate till summer.

I thought you didn't graduate till summer.

Any excuse to come home.

Well, you'll have missed your family.

Well, you'll have missed your family.

Have you met my family?

Have you met my family?

Father's hosting a weekend for some dignitary or other.

Father's hosting a weekend for some dignitary or other.

Supposed to impress them.

Well, good luck being impressive.

Well, good luck being impressive.

Emma...

Faster than you look.

Faster than you look.

For the chimneys.

Shane O'Neill, but the whole world calls him Mac.

Shane O'Neill, but the whole world calls him Mac.

This is Edwin. Master Edwin.

This is Edwin. Master Edwin.

>Emma Harte!

Sir.

>Right. Pay attention, you lot.

>Mary - beds, baths, bedpans.

>Mary - beds, baths, bedpans.

>Polly - in with the mistress, >as usual.

>Polly - in with the mistress, >as usual.

>Finally!

>Emma - silverware, >grates, glassware,

>Emma - silverware, >grates, glassware,

>all stairs and floors.

>And on time in future!

Ahh!

Perhaps you'd like to treat yourself

to some toast with that jam.

Moderation in all things.

Moderation in all things.

Except preserves?

Did your father tell you

how cleverly he ironed out his issue with that foreman?

how cleverly he ironed out his issue with that foreman?

Yes. All shipshape at the mill, largely thanks to you.

Yes. All shipshape at the mill, largely thanks to you.

Yes. All shipshape at the mill, largely thanks to you.

Well, if Sir Vikram is impressed with you,

Well, if Sir Vikram is impressed with you,

it will all have been worthwhile.

Edwin, did I tell you?

The Chandras, Sir Vikram and his daughter Priya,

The Chandras, Sir Vikram and his daughter Priya,

are coming to us straight from his trading meetings

are coming to us straight from his trading meetings

at Downing Street.

You did say, yes.

Gosh!

We must do our very best to get the Chandras on side.

We must do our very best to get the Chandras on side.

Let's see if we can't do our bit for Anglo-Indian relations, hmm?

Let's see if we can't do our bit for Anglo-Indian relations, hmm?

Let's see if we can't do our bit for Anglo-Indian relations, hmm?

>Well, Edwin never lets anyone down.

Emma.

What are you doing?

That kiss. The morning I left. In the stable.

That kiss. The morning I left. In the stable.

We mustn't. We never should have.

I know. We've resisted for so long.

I know. We've resisted for so long.

But your lips, the taste of your mouth,

But your lips, the taste of your mouth,

it's all I can think about.

We can't! If they catch us...

We can't! If they catch us...

I don't care. Do you?

I don't care. Do you?

Yes! You don't have a job to lose!

Emma, this isn't some whim.

Emma, this isn't some whim.

This is you and me,

running, laughing,

telling each other everything.

But it's different now, isn't it?

Since that kiss, it's changed.

And how can it not be better?

And how can it not be better?

I know you, Emma.

I know you, Emma.

I know you feel it, too.

I can't.

I don't...

I do, I do. Of course I do, but I mustn't.

I do, I do. Of course I do, but I mustn't.

I mustn't.

Summat on your mind?

Someone?

Mum!

I know those mill boys finish early on a Saturday,

I know those mill boys finish early on a Saturday,

but you stay focused, do you hear?

Did you get your extra darning money?

I have.

Keep climbing, Emma.

You're talented with your dressmaking.

You're talented with your dressmaking.

You've an eye.

I've got two.

And if you're smart, which I know you are,

you can get out of Fairley.

Don't be like me, you hear?

Don't be like me, you hear?

Remember your plan,

with a capital P.

Get out and get on.

The rest of us were born in Fairley,

The rest of us were born in Fairley,

we'll die here.

we'll die here.

But you won't get trapped.

But you won't get trapped.

Remember, without money,

you're vulnerable.

So stay focused.

And if a chance comes, you grab it.

And if a chance comes, you grab it.

You hear me?

My queen!

So don't get distracted.

Don't take your eye off the board.

Don't take your eye off the board.

Keep thinking ahead.

Three moves at least.

We'll finish tomorrow, shall we?

We'll finish tomorrow, shall we?

Aye, love.

She's tired again.

I were thinking, might we find money to at least talk to a doctor?

I were thinking, might we find money to at least talk to a doctor?

We won't afford medicine...

Your mum all right?

She's fine.

Sh.

You sleep.

Aye. Well, that's football for you, son.

Tell you now, I don't know how Bradford think

Tell you now, I don't know how Bradford think

they've got a cat in hell's chance against Newcastle

after that show at Blackburn.

Oh, Blackburn.

Yeah, they were dreadful results. Dreadful.

Yeah, they were dreadful results. Dreadful.

Mam's not burning up as much as last night.

No?

She's a fighter, your mam. She fights.

She's a fighter, your mam. She fights.

Like me. I can fight. Can't I, Dad?

Like me. I can fight. Can't I, Dad?

Aye. Look at him here. Heavyweight. Aren't you, son?

Aye. Look at him here. Heavyweight. Aren't you, son?

Go on, get him in the belly!

Come on, big man! Let's see what you got, son.

Come on, big man! Let's see what you got, son.

Oh, your dad's getting old.

Small but powerful!

Look at that.

Frank.

What? Hey!

He's had a slice already!

He's had a slice already!

Have a good day, Dad.

Toerags. Bloody 'ell.

Toerags. Bloody 'ell.

Small but greedy, more like.

Small but greedy, more like.

He just talks so nice... Careful!

He just talks so nice... Careful!

If they catch you... I can look after myself.

If they catch you... I can look after myself.

Polly?

Well, look at that.

My husband, finally come to see me.

My husband, finally come to see me.

I had time to kill.

Flatterer.

I like your shirt.

It's ancient.

Well, a bit like me, then.

Hmm.

Perhaps that's why I like it.

How do I seem to you, Adam?

I hate not to live up to your expectations.

I hate not to live up to your expectations.

Every man has the right to expect his mad wife in the attic

Every man has the right to expect his mad wife in the attic

to behave appropriately.

to behave appropriately.

I shouldn't have come.

But you wanted to come.

Oh!

I'm always here, Squire Fairley.

I'm always here, Squire Fairley.

I watch you from the window,

wondering if you'll come

when you're riding your horses,

holding on tight. No...

holding on tight. No...

Ah!

Throw me.

Ah!

Where is Polly?

Running an errand for Master Gerald.

I feel for her.

Never ends well when worlds collide.

Never ends well when worlds collide.

BELL JANGLES

>Mrs Fairley's waiting!

Polly's on an errand.

HE SIGHS

>She does realise >she's the lady's maid?

>She's got responsibilities.

I'll take it.

You're not Polly.

I'm Emma, Mrs Fairley. Emma Harte.

I'm Emma, Mrs Fairley. Emma Harte.

Well, Emma Harte, my husband is leaving.

Well, Emma Harte, my husband is leaving.

But don't worry, he always comes back again.

But don't worry, he always comes back again.

We're busy downstairs. There's a party this weekend.

We're busy downstairs. There's a party this weekend.

I like parties.

Yes, but my mad wife never dares leave her room.

Yes, but my mad wife never dares leave her room.

How many years, Adele,

How many years, Adele,

since you've set foot downstairs?

since you've set foot downstairs?

It's not a big event.

It's only family and a few locals.

Are you trying to remove me from this family?

Are you trying to remove me from this family?

Oh, you removed yourself from this family a long time ago.

Oh, you removed yourself from this family a long time ago.

Olivia will be there.

A wife's sister isn't a substitute for a wife, Adam!

A wife's sister isn't a substitute for a wife, Adam!

I only mean that she knows the business.

And I think it would be safer...

I can be safe.

I can be safe.

I can be charming.

I can be charming.

Don't you think, Adam?

Fine.

Is today the day, Adele?

Is today the day, Adele?

Can you find the courage?

Come downstairs.

What you need to understand is we worked damn hard

What you need to understand is we worked damn hard

on this Chandra deal. "We"?

A lot of clever people, Adele.

Every one of whom is sober and fully dressed.

Every one of whom is sober and fully dressed.

Why don't you sit down, Mrs Fairley?

Sit down.

And just breathe.

Slowly. Breathe.

>I was just watering.

>The plants, obviously.

>H-Have you seen Adele?

>How is she?

Much the same.

Lost.

Do you ever get frightened?

Yes, of course, you're a woman.

Men get frightened, too.

Oh, men are only frightened of boredom and dying.

Oh, men are only frightened of boredom and dying.

Oh, men are only frightened of boredom and dying.

Neither of those worry me.

What is it, then, Mrs Fairley?

What is it, then, Mrs Fairley?

What scares you?

I'm frightened of disappearing.

Of being forgotten.

Most people just assume you're nobody

Most people just assume you're nobody

and then dismiss you.

Do you know that?

Yes, I do.

Every morning I get dressed

Every morning I get dressed

and I do my hair

and I do my hair

and have every intention of going down to breakfast.

and have every intention of going down to breakfast.

Or to some fabulous party,

like when I was a girl.

like when I was a girl.

And some days,

I try so hard to leave the room.

I try so hard to leave the room.

But it all feels too much.

So I have to find other ways to get Adam's attention.

So I have to find other ways to get Adam's attention.

Meanwhile, my sister swans around downstairs

Meanwhile, my sister swans around downstairs

doing everything I should do.

She seems to find the world easy.

She seems to find the world easy.

But you're the lady of the house, Mrs Fairley.

But you're the lady of the house, Mrs Fairley.

You've such lovely things.

Oh! Your clothes.

I have marvellous clothes.

And you've got your husband and your sons.

And you've got your husband and your sons.

My babies.

Well, your sister's got none of those.

So I expect she might be frightened of you.

Emma, is it?

Ahem!

Are you a bush?

Well spotted.

Well spotted.

Lonely business, being a master of disguise.

Lonely business, being a master of disguise.

How's your plan, Emma? Still coming on?

How's your plan, Emma? Still coming on?

Of course.

I'm doing my mending.

If I can make my wages up by four shillings a week,

If I can make my wages up by four shillings a week,

I might be able to get to Leeds.

>Emma!

>Emma Harte!

>You've a visitor.

Dad says you're to come home.

Dad says you're to come home.

Emma, no. No.

Emma, no. No.

Emma, don't wait for me. I'll just slow you down.

Emma, don't wait for me. I'll just slow you down.

Don't be daft. We have to both go.

Honest. I've said goodbye. You go.

Honest. I've said goodbye. You go.

Please, please go!

I'm sorry.

I love you.

I love you.

Go. Go!

I'm coming, Mam! I'm coming!

I'm coming, Mam! I'm coming!

HORSE WHINNIES

I've got him, Emma. I've got him. You go.

I've got him, Emma. I've got him. You go.

Look at me.

She's nowt left, love.

Mam!

It's me, it's Emma.

EMMA SOBS

>I waited for you.

I'm scared.

>Get out,

>and get on, Emma.

>You hear me?

>Promise me.

Promise.

>And my baby? Is he here?

>And my baby? Is he here?

I'm here.

>Now, where's your dad?

>Now, where's your dad?

I'm here, love.

I'm here.

I'm here.

It's time.

Dad!

Dad? What's he doing?

I don't know.

I've got you now, love.

Dad? Oh, no.

What are you doing?

Dad!

Dad!

Mum! Mummy!

Mum! Mummy!

Where are you taking her?!

>The top of the world.

Nearly there now, beautiful.

No, no. No, no, no, no, no. No.

No, no. No, no, no, no, no. No.

Dad!

Not yet. No, no.

Dad!

We're going t'top of t'world. It's where we gotta be.

We're going t'top of t'world. It's where we gotta be.

I'm so sorry.

I'm so sorry.

EMMA WAILS

I'm so sorry. I really tried for you.

You rest now.

DISTANT CHATTER

DISTANT CHATTER

>Oh, you're here, are you? >About time.

>Oh, you're here, are you? >About time.

>No time for moping, Emma Harte.

>No time for moping, Emma Harte.

>You missed half a day yesterday.

>You missed half a day yesterday.

>And we have a party tomorrow.

It's a lovely morning out there,

It's a lovely morning out there,

so no need for these, I don't think.

so no need for these, I don't think.

You made any progress with your book?

You made any progress with your book?

Would you like me to read to you again?

I wouldn't like.

No. Not at all.

Right.

I heard there was to be a party.

I heard there was to be a party.

Oh. Sir Vikram.

He's terribly important,

so I suspect desperately boring.

so I suspect desperately boring.

Well...

..thank you for stepping in.

Well, no, it's not a question of stepping in. I'm...

Well, no, it's not a question of stepping in. I'm...

You know, just while I'm here, for your sake...

You know, just while I'm here, for your sake...

..I may as well, every now and again,

run my eyes over Adam's business papers.

run my eyes over Adam's business papers.

What else do you run your eye over?

What else do you run your eye over?

Adele.

Olivia, why would any man ever be beguiled by beige

Olivia, why would any man ever be beguiled by beige

Olivia, why would any man ever be beguiled by beige

when he has every colour of the rainbow upstairs?

when he has every colour of the rainbow upstairs?

You need a rest, I expect.

You need a rest, I expect.

Then perhaps tomorrow, I could...

Will you read to me?

How wonderful!

How wonderful!

You know, you would have made a charming mother, Olivia.

You know, you would have made a charming mother, Olivia.

ADAM:>Emma.

>I was, um...

>I heard about your mother.

I've been thinking, sir.

Might I be considered to look after Mrs...

Might I be considered to look after Mrs...

>Won't you be considered to what?

>Won't you be considered to what?

I believe, Squire Fairley,

that it's important to take your chances in life,

that it's important to take your chances in life,

and I reckon I understand the mistress.

and I reckon I understand the mistress.

So I were wondering if I might look after her from now on,

So I were wondering if I might look after her from now on,

as her personal maid?

I think if you asked the mistress, she'd like that, too.

I think if you asked the mistress, she'd like that, too.

I were thinking four shillings more a week.

I were thinking four shillings more a week.

>Hmm.

When you know loss, Emma,

When you know loss, Emma,

it can suddenly feel like it's all you know.

it can suddenly feel like it's all you know.

But you know a whole lot.

So that's what you hold on to, do you hear?

So that's what you hold on to, do you hear?

Cos you're hungry.

Isn't that right?

And when you've known hunger, well, sure,

And when you've known hunger, well, sure,

you stay hungry.

>Emma Harte!

>What have you been saying >to the master?

>What have you been saying >to the master?

>From now on,

>he says it's your job >to take the mistress's tray.

>he says it's your job >to take the mistress's tray.

>Well, I don't know why >you're standing still

>when the mistress >is upstairs waiting!

>when the mistress >is upstairs waiting!

Emma?

I finally feel like I'm being taken care of.

I finally feel like I'm being taken care of.

So much for friends!

I'm sorry, I have a family to look after.

I'm sorry, I have a family to look after.

I know what Mrs Fairley likes.

But it's about what she needs.

And when she needed you, you were with the master.

And when she needed you, you were with the master.

Oh, well, isn't she lucky,

having you to show her just how life's done?

having you to show her just how life's done?

Blame me if you like, Pol. Easier if you do, I'm sure,

Blame me if you like, Pol. Easier if you do, I'm sure,

but I know you're really disappointed in yourself.

but I know you're really disappointed in yourself.

>Stay there.

Come back here, you little rat!

You'll never be a lady, Emma Harte!

Your dad's a layabout! And your mam?

Your dad's a layabout! And your mam?

Your mam spent her whole life trying to be better than us too,

Your mam spent her whole life trying to be better than us too,

then proved she weren't after all by dying of being poor!

then proved she weren't after all by dying of being poor!

>Oi! Oi!

>Oi! Oi!

>Enough! Enough!

>That's enough!

>Absolute disgrace!

>The pair of you!

>Come here. >What have you got to say? Eh?

>Come here. >What have you got to say? Eh?

She attacked me. She started it!

She attacked me. She started it!

>Right, fetch your things.

>Right, fetch your things.

>Go on.

No! No!

Gerald!

Gerald, I was running errands for you, wasn't I?

Gerald, I was running errands for you, wasn't I?

Tell him!

I don't know what you're talking about.

Good decision, Murgatroyd.

We have dogs to do our attacking.

We have dogs to do our attacking.

>Mothers come and go.

>Mothers come and go.

>That is how life works, Emma Harte.

>That is how life works, Emma Harte.

>And jobs are the same, >if you're not careful.

>And jobs are the same, >if you're not careful.

We always used to look out for each other.

We always used to look out for each other.

Now we're fighting like animals.

Now we're fighting like animals.

This place is wicked.

All the mountains of food going to waste!

All the mountains of food going to waste!

And your mother talking about dreams!

Do you know what my dad dreams of?

Do you know what my dad dreams of?

Survival!

That me mam might have...

She should have lived!

I'm sorry.

I'm so sorry about your mother.

When I grow up,

I won't ever be poor.

I won't ever want for anything,

like my mam did every last second of her life.

None of my family will, I promise you that! I promise you!

None of my family will, I promise you that! I promise you!

Emma, you've got me. My world's not yours!

Emma, you've got me. My world's not yours!

My father breaks his back hauling bricks

My father breaks his back hauling bricks

while your father sits ordering lunch

while his workers half starve.

Your family will want you to marry some rich girl

so that when you're a fancy lawyer, she'll fit right in!

so that when you're a fancy lawyer, she'll fit right in!

Emma, listen to me.

Emma, listen to me.

You're talking about other people,

You're talking about other people,

not the two of us.

not the two of us.

You and I are just the same.

You and I are just the same.

Only one of us is covered in egg.

What's all this, Frank?

Hey?

I bumped me head.

Mam always used to kiss it better.

But also...

..why do I keep bloody bumping it?

..why do I keep bloody bumping it?

LAUGHS

Cos you're a hooligan.

Cos you're a hooligan.

And foul-mouthed too.

Come on, don't cry until the bloody washing up's done.

Come on, don't cry until the bloody washing up's done.

AThis party today,

I should go, shouldn't I?

I should go, shouldn't I?

I must, but...will I survive?

I must, but...will I survive?

When I'm drinking, I might do anything.

When I'm drinking, I might do anything.

Which is, of course, the curse and the bliss of it.

Which is, of course, the curse and the bliss of it.

There's your answer. No drinking.

Let's get you dressed for now, Mrs Fairley,

then see what comes next.

Is it beautiful enough, do you think?

Is it beautiful enough, do you think?

If I just take these roses off...

No!

You'll ruin it.

It'll be drab, won't it?

It won't, Mrs Fairley. It'll be elegant.

It won't, Mrs Fairley. It'll be elegant.

I can change the neckline, these sleeves,

I can change the neckline, these sleeves,

maybe even a slit in the skirt. Trust me.

maybe even a slit in the skirt. Trust me.

I remember having your skin.

Just keep breathing, Mrs Fairley.

Just keep breathing, Mrs Fairley.

And when you're nervous,

put your hand on your heart

put your hand on your heart

and check it's still there.

You'll go downstairs and look kindly at your sister.

You'll go downstairs and look kindly at your sister.

You'll tell your stories

and let the whole room admire you.

You can do it, Mrs Fairley. Course you can.

You can do it, Mrs Fairley. Course you can.

>I'm sorry. May I?

>You've been very quiet.

>Are you nervous about the party?

>Are you nervous about the party?

Oh, no, I'm fine.

It's stupid.

>Tell me.

I know I'm only here to fill in for my sister.

I know I'm only here to fill in for my sister.

I'm only playing the part of...

I'm only playing the part of...

But some days it feels real. It does.

But some days it feels real. It does.

>It feels real to me, too, sometimes.

>I barely used to eat >in the morning, you know.

>I barely used to eat >in the morning, you know.

>There was no-one >to share things with.

>There was no-one >to share things with.

>I had no conversation, no partner.

>I had no conversation, no partner.

>And now it's...

>..you.

>Uh...sorry, I should, uh...

>Uh...sorry, I should, uh...

See, the trick here is to not let any of the ringleaders

See, the trick here is to not let any of the ringleaders

on the mill floor think they have the upper hand,

on the mill floor think they have the upper hand,

although, in the case of the girl

that had the accident, it's the only hand she's got.

that had the accident, it's the only hand she's got.

What about you, Edwin?

Any thoughts on keeping workers in check?

>Truthfully, sir, I'm not sure >it's up to us to actually...

>Truthfully, sir, I'm not sure >it's up to us to actually...

I'm afraid we have an idealist on our hands, Sir Vikram.

I'm afraid we have an idealist on our hands, Sir Vikram.

But...he's a bright lad.

But...he's a bright lad.

Well, Edwin, if you are a free thinker,

Well, Edwin, if you are a free thinker,

you sound the same as Priya, here. Isn't that right, Priya?

you sound the same as Priya, here. Isn't that right, Priya?

>Depends on how free he is, and...

>Depends on how free he is, and...

>..what he thinks about.

It goes without saying, doesn't it, Adam,

It goes without saying, doesn't it, Adam,

that anyone who invests in our mill will benefit

that anyone who invests in our mill will benefit

from the unprecedented profit margins

that we mentioned earlier.

You must be a busy man, Squire Fairley.

You must be a busy man, Squire Fairley.

A sister-in-law never off duty,

and, I hear, a wife upstairs.

and, I hear, a wife upstairs.

Yes, uh...

Yes, uh...

My wife sends her apologies. She's...

My wife sends her apologies. She's...

..unwell.

AA party?

For little old me?

>Mother.

Oh, Olivia, you look charming.

Oh, Olivia, you look charming.

Adele, how wonderful to see you up and about.

Adele, how wonderful to see you up and about.

Oh, goodness, darling!

Oh, goodness, darling!

What a dress! You're a picture.

What a dress! You're a picture.

Sir Vikram,

Sir Vikram,

this is my wife.

We are the same, Emma.

We're just the same.

Though, admittedly, right now I feel a bit sillier than you.

Though, admittedly, right now I feel a bit sillier than you.

It's much sharper, in fact, than I...

The shell is on.

You're supposed to be impressing them inside.

You're supposed to be impressing them inside.

There'll be a row.

I don't care about any of them.

It is wicked here, you're quite right.

It's unbearable.

So let's neither of us bear it.

Come on.

Emma!

Come on.

You're beautiful.

You're beautiful.

And covered in egg.

Oh...

You're getting it everywhere.

There'll be such a row if I'm not back.

There'll be such a row if I'm not back.

Do you want to go back?

You're all wet.

Are you not cold?

Are you not cold?

Oh...

What is it?

Rings.

Whose are they?

Whose are they?

I'd never hurt you, Emma.

I'd never hurt you, Emma.

But we mustn't.

I love you, Emma Harte.

I'll love you my whole life.

Oh, yes, Mr Fairley.

After everything your family did to me...

After everything your family did to me...

..I've dedicated my entire life

..I've dedicated my entire life

to revenge.

There must be some boy

that you want to make positively feral, is there?

that you want to make positively feral, is there?

Don't you go making that mistake of thinking we're all the same.

Don't you go making that mistake of thinking we're all the same.

Betrayal is in his blood,

and betrayal can creep up on you.

and betrayal can creep up on you.

Want to take advantage of me, do you?

Want to take advantage of me, do you?

I'm going to get fired.

>Who do you think you are?

No!