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There must be some kind of way out of here

Said that you're good to thief

There's too much confusion

I can't get no relief

I'm alone, but watch that love

I'm alone, but watch that love

I'm so scared of you

Tonight Becky finds a new use for old friends

And why not? This is Vanity Fair, a world where everyone is striving

For what is not worth having

I'm alone, but watch that love

I'm alone, but watch that love

I'm alone, but watch that love

Friends just can't prove you

There must be some kind of way out of here

Shall we need me?

What I need is a valet

In our temporary embarrassment in the financing of servants

And grocers and landlords, damn it

You don't just have to make two with me

Maybe we'll leave tomorrow instead

Tomorrow the rent collector comes and we can't pay him

Darling, we rather urgently need to make some money

Because if I'm to be a camp follower on a glorious battlefield

Officers do not have camp followers

If I'm going to be an officer's wife

Drinking fine wine and critical gauntlets

Either way, it must have pretty under things

How shall I concentrate on soldiering?

Coasters clear?

No angry rent collectors, no disappointing grosses

Routed by superior forces

I'm sorry

Shall I take Mr. George's plate, sir?

Plug it away and lay it again tomorrow

And every day, here in full, runs out of money and comes crawling back

Father, please don't let my brother go to war unforgiving

I have nothing to apologize for

Why should I say sorry to him?

Because Napoleon will be upon us horse and foot before three weeks are over

And give us such a dance as to make the war up until now

Seemed like child's plate

I'm going to Brussels, Dobbyn, famously full of fine people and ladies of fashion

Well, I hope you'll represent our destination in that kindly light to Mrs. Osborne

Amelia will enjoy the party, half of London society is already there

Dobby, it's an adventure, smile

Now what's this cry, baby?

I'm just writing a letter to my mother, sir

God

Poor ladies, just so damn kindly

Now you'd be a good soldier and since double

Just think, sir

All the men here, sir

All their mothers and all their sweethearts

How many of us will come home again?

Make her proud

I could not leave England without coming here

Without taking possibly my last chance of saying something to you

Of truly vital importance for myself and I hope Mrs. Osborne, for you too

Oh

Captain Dobby, I've quite overcome

Oh God, oh no, no, no, I'm so sorry

I failed to make myself clear, I've come with someone else's happiness in mind and not my own

Ah, Captain Dobbyn, after war is it? Show them all, we're not afraid of any damn Frenchman

What?

Here's the quarrel of my making

What did I was sick but he's good

For which I've been toiling like a convict since the day he was born

Still, should anything happen to him, I think you would never forgive yourself if you hadn't parted in charity

Your daughter's had three times as much money from me as I warned your father ever gave you

My father was a grocer, sir, and I a scholarship boy

And he never found you a West Indian bride to keep you in wealth all your long days

I am a self-made man, but I raise my son a gentleman and he rebates me by marrying in the gutter

Mrs. Osborne is the best creature in the world, and no man shall insult her in my presence

This little zadorn is it?

Good work, Captain Dobbyn, I hope you can live with yourself

In a few days we'll set sail and nobody's going to send bailiffs all the way to Belgium

I might, if some scally were, I'd go with me three months rent

But soon the grand scheme of things

Our little debts are nothing

There's the grand scheme of things

Some of the men marching today have been fighting this war for more than 20 years

Survivors, like you

Someone has to win in Washington B.S.

Do we not emerge the victors from every challenge?

How are we going to pay for this hotel?

Well, you have to do my love for my plan to work out, to play your cards right

Point of four, making 39

Not good, I've got 40

I believe your rordon is widely famed for his skills as a player

Everyone has to be good at something

I think it's a useful way of keeping all foolish gentlemen out of trouble

Oh, Becky, we leave all our troubles behind

Full house

I think that's a hundred down in Osborne

MUSIC

And sway

And cast off?

Right for first?

Ah, never used to complain about my dancing before

Come on

Oh, no, no, no, no

Becky's always so lively

She has a light heart, it's a good thing in a woman

You're like a better now, I'm glad

Oh, Captain Dobbin, we've missed you

Mrs Osborne, very glad to have found you both

I've a letter from home for George

Has the old monster relented?

She's not father's handwriting, it's on

It's from his lawyer

I'm commissioned by Mr Osborne to inform you that in consequence of the marriage which you have been pleased to contract

He ceases to consider you henceforth as a member of his family

This determination is final and irrevocable

As is this settlement

£2,000

But dearest love

This is all your fault

Don't speak to her like that

You mean to me, you're not familiar

George, George

It's not £2,000 an immense steal of money

To a common foot soldier, it's a fortune

On and on and me, never shut up until you had me married and ruined

And now I'm a beggar and a married beggar too and it's your fault

But you're still the luckiest man in the world

How can you not see that?

He doesn't even write himself, he gets his lawyer to do it

And what the devil am I to do with £2,000?

I lost £140 to Rawdon Crawley yesterday

Well George, I imagine you'll have to live on your pay

How can a man like me do that?

How am I supposed to keep up my position in the world

And no, do not say I could live as you do with no fun and no entertainment

Or do you want my wife to take in soldiers washing?

Control yourself George, she's here

She's cost me dearer than I ever imagined of him

Fine manager of a gentleman's affairs you've turned out to be

Darling?

All is well

Yeah

They'll set sail tomorrow, so the minute you sit I was on Captain Al's board in the morning

Make sure to ask him for the money before he gets in that boat

Ship, not boat

Oh, I correct you and you don't like it

Oh, I love it, don't make a habit of it

So, what's our plan?

Once we get to Belgium, I'm going to look for new gaming partners for you

Very good

And new friends, beautiful people with more reliable pockets

who are generally just less annoying

In your spare time, Bex, can you also win us the war?

Do you doubt it?

I'm sorry, I'm sorry

I'm sorry, my dad

No, that is a trochee out my dad, trot much money

I wish Bex were here, she'd know how to make a pretty bargain

I hope she joins us soon

If you want female company, even on our honeymoon

I wish to sadly come true

Sure, it's Captain Osborne and this your new lady wife

Amelia, may I present Major Odout of ours?

How do you do?

And his lady wife, which is to see me

Peggy Odout of Glen Maloney

I know, Shoe, Major Odout and you two Captain Osborne

We to the message you know

Men, always in the way

Would you ever think there was a war on Mrs. Osborne

At last!

So many soldiers, Mrs. Odout

Lord, love them

Did your husband expect an actual battle very soon?

No, we are our new wives, my dear

Our sacred duty is to keep our men cheerful

And try not to think about all that

I took the last minute

Oh, I look around you Amelia

Observe the quality, these are exactly the sort of people we should be moving amongst

Such an opportunity to shine

My lady Bearrakers, how marvelous it is to see you and how charming you look

Do I know this young male?

Captain Osborne, Mama, famous for flirting

Flirting, gambling

Charming all the ladies and riding into war with the king's army

And your service, my lady

Faith, you're delicious whispers

Inferior regiment and married

Fading already

That is the quality

I soon invite them to dinner

No, why the great ladies equality should leave your pretty side for that old Lea O fella

That is General Tafter of the household cavalry

I do know that, young man

Does he have me for another food?

No, Peggy

And there's his aid to camp

Oh, thank heavens, that means Becky must have arrived

Gentlemen?

My dear Mrs. Crawley

Morgan Alal?

Are you naughty man?

For the pretty young man

Oh, you're a pretty young man

Oh, you're a pretty young man

Oh, you're a pretty young man

For the prettiest lady in the regiment, eh, Crawley?

You lucky devil?

Famous frontal development

Let's keep him off the surface

Better start him

Oh, she has changed

George, help you, she'll live

All the other ladies have a bouquet

Emmy, why didn't you have a bouquet?

They, why that be because you didn't buy or want

We just stand down, old girl

In some way we never take a trip

Herb, lo, let go

I want to open it

So you hang, honey, in your little band

I should be quite safe, darling.

At last we are alone, Mrs. Crawley.

Enter?

Captain George, it's so nice of you to join us.

The Gemma and I are rather moping in here, all alone.

Infantryman?

Yes, sir.

Excuse me.

She's my dearest friend.

No better than she should be.

Damn me, what an old fool.

Thank you for being my knight in shining armor.

Mrs. Crawley, you look ravishing.

All eyes are on you tonight.

When all eyes are blind, there's not a woman in Belgium prettier than your lady wife.

I don't know where everyone gets this idea that I don't appreciate her.

She's a treasure in you, naughty man.

I'm not worthy of her.

Bring it to me and I'll tell her myself.

Oh, come tomorrow.

You may get revenge for that 140.

Indeed.

Please.

Imagine, Amelia, our general dies this evening with the Duke of Wellington.

He's on it.

The commander-in-chief gets at least four grand dinners a week.

He ordered an entire wagon of silver plate from London and every day is in the park for

the different lady on his arm.

We make very sure we can all see that no English wench on his a wink of sleep over a little

corsican.

I'm told the French of cross the frontier.

That's more than anyone's told me.

Though I am an officer, where is you?

Whereas we are on the staff and General Tufteau is a great flirt of mine, isn't he, woman?

Shame he doesn't play.

He's made of money.

Come on, Osborne.

Wipe the floor with me.

Becky, where are his rooms?

The general's rooms, I mean.

Next to I was, of course.

Jordan is his aide de camp.

So close.

When people talk.

I'm like my dear little creature.

How can we with army to live at all but for a friend to share expenses?

Well...

What?

Do you suppose that Jordan is not big enough to take care of my honour?

I did not mean to cause offence.

Anne is taken.

I'm sorry.

I do find having to be charming and flirt all day and half the night gets rather wearing.

Now what are those naughty men of ours up to?

Point of four.

Good.

I've got forty.

Four points.

May I light it for you?

You're too kind.

Lord, how I love that smell.

May I?

May I?

Perhaps we should raise a toast to new friendships.

I'm sorry.

Enjoying your meringue, Lady Berries?

I'm the rang of my lord.

That's what it's supposed to be.

The rang.

Mama, my digestion is possibly too refined for le quantino.

Well, it's probably not le quantino.

It doesn't fault, darling, but le society.

Ah, the society.

And how brilliant it is.

In all display tomorrow night, Lady Blanche, I hope I shall have the pleasure of appearing

on your card more than once.

Bumps with you.

As long as you save the coder of me, George.

Surely she's not invited.

How could they be so rude?

How can they think themselves so much better than us?

Because they are better than us.

They are lord and Lady Berries, because their daughter has promised to a duke of the blood.

How much did last night cost us, George?

I've got the trembling lip and the constantly on the verge of tears.

It's enough to drive a man mad.

Why can't you be more like...

Like Becky.

Oh, she lives off her wits, as we must learn to do.

You never liked her before.

She'd like not to flirt and toss her hair.

Oh, for God's sake.

That is not coral.

Please, God, let us not.

George, please don't go.

Don't get me in there.

Sorry, sir.

Can I have those, please?

It's quite simple, darling.

If I don't flirt with them, they don't visit.

If they don't visit, you don't play.

And if you don't play, we starve.

Just a little too good.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

Just a little too good at it, Bex.

Osborne has convinced himself that you're in love with him.

Oh, Captain Osborne, so handsome, so dangerous.

Can I light you another cigar?

If I shan't be the finest lady of the ball,

I shall be the most charming.

So everyone will want to meet us, and all the wealthy gentlemen

will want to play you, and they'll all have to form an orderly queue

with foolish George Osborne firmly in the rear.

That is what I call a plan.

Mm-hmm.

That's all I've found with them.

Seems that the general does not give up so easily.

They're not from the general.

They're from Captain George Osborne.

No, darling, no, I mean it.

I mean it, not if you were the last manna-na.

Non-non-is-a-dole careful man.

Spesting corpse.

Mr. Joseph, how utterly delightful.

Oh, my dear.

Oh, are we going to a ball? Do I have time to change?

Istor, careful.

Meld, you.

It's Mrs. Crawley now.

This is my husband, Captain Crawley of the Lifeguard.

Roddenmae introduced Amelia's brother, Mr. Sedley.

Oh.

You've had a truly dreadful journey. You poor thing.

Adam, the collector of Boggler-Wollard was not intended by his maker for sea travel.

But how can I miss the excitement? How do I get a ticket?

Hands teeth old boy. Sorry.

Mrs. Crawley.

General Tuffter.

Radiant.

Open poor show.

The lady deserves better, Crawley.

Oh, gosh.

This way, my dear.

Oh, gosh.

You're going to have to fight that man in a duel now.

He stashes a sturky for soldiers, continental soldiers.

For God's sake, man.

Shave them off.

Oh, dear.

Oh, sorry. Sorry.

Oh, I'm so sorry.

My lady bearings. May I request a place on your card?

Shall we?

We needn't know them in England.

General Tuffto, Captain Rodden Crawley, and Mrs. Crawley.

She wouldn't have been joyous anyway, Mickey L. Food.

Watch how you're in here. Right in your orders.

There be such a ball dance tomorrow. The soul of them has never heard the tune of.

Damned in from this carnival.

Dark as a

Becky, I wish I friendship with us before.

Alas, we are married women now.

George is very poor now anyway.

If you don't want George to gamble with Warren then just stop him.

How can I have promised to obey him?

Stas, make believe. Things you say in church.

I mean, the days are gone when it was possible for a woman to live her whole life as a girl.

I seek a partner for the Waltz.

O'amelia, please your husband.

You are the dancer.

He's so brave.

Is that clever?

So handsome.

It's not his fault I make him unhappy.

No, no, don't say such things.

I've cost him his father.

I'll just watch you.

Alas, Mrs. Crawley is leaving.

I'm not going to leave.

I'm not going to leave.

I'm not going to leave.

I'm not going to leave.

I've got you. Alas, Mrs. Crawley is leaving.

Everybody was looking at my wife.

Everybody was dancing with my wife.

But she shall dance home with you.

You never used to like her at all.

But I shot by name, shot by nature.

Rebecca?

Read it.

I mean every word.

William, may I call you William?

You've always been very kind to me.

Please take me home.

My lord's ladies and gentlemen, it is my sorry duty to have to tell you that Napoleon is

reported marching on Brussels.

God save the king.

All officers to report to their regiments immediately.

The battle begins.

Go on, ladies.

Get back to the place.

Oh, well, we're going to go in.

Oh, well.

So, sir.

The Duke of Wellington himself calls him the scum of the earth.

Was on the battlefield?

Lions.

You will bring George home to me.

For God knows I cannot live without him.

I will.

Let's get you inside.

Double barrel, let's say 40 guineas.

Driving cloak, sable lining.

You'll get 50 pounds for that.

Dualing pistols.

My two horses down in the stables.

Never fear.

We're not done with your aunt yet.

Come back and hear him.

And we'll rattle your medals in her face.

Darrison, I've calculated my current worth at six or seven hundred pounds.

Taking into account the jewellery general tuffter has given me.

I'm relieved here that even now you have a plan.

If the worst comes to the worst, do not fear for me.

I shall flatter jost suddenly and give me a seat in his carriage.

But I'm leaving a wife at home.

Maybe somebody else too.

I've got a lot of hope now.

I should like to provide for my family as a gentleman.

That is no laughing matter, Mrs. C.

Don't cry, little woman.

I may live to vex you yet.

Mm-hmm.

Let me go.

You know, I'm a thousand times happier, married to you,

than I ever thought I could be in this world.

I've got to go.

I've got to go.

Becky!

I know you have captured my heart.

I know you feel the same.

We must be together.

Let us fly tonight, yours, George.

George!

Don't drink him, Mark.

Drink, there's nothing like it.

Have some yourself loosen up that lantern, George.

The enemy has crossed the river.

Can you not hear the bugles?

Just drunk.

The lot of them.

Well, drunk or so, but they march with us in three hours, George.

George, I'm not sure.

George, I'm not sure.

George, I'm not sure.

George, I'm not sure.

George, George.

Three hours.

I can press, I never thought it would actually happen.

Well, it is happening.

It's happening now.

Anyone.

She's safe in your rooms.

I'm leaving her with nothing.

I've no money for her.

I've ruined her life and mine.

I've no money for her.

It's not going to happen.

It's not going to happen.

Yes, George.

I don't know where to go.

I've no money for her.

Go down.

There's still time to put things right.

Yes.

mos is

theory

to

All the years I served as an army would,

and I will never got used to this.

I don't deserve you.

Please, just hold me, please.

You march in fifteen minutes, certainly,

and neither George nor I may ever come back.

You'll be fine.

You will not disturb from this town.

Do you hear me?

You will stay here,

and watch over your sister

and see that no harm comes to her.

There are miles away this time.

Just! If anything should happen to George,

remember, she has no one in the world but you.

You'll see her safely out of Brussels in the event of a defeat.

Defeat Nairen, possibly.

You'll just try to frighten me now.

I'm ready.

Oh dear.

Is she ill?

Hurry before she collapses again.

So, here we are, boys, for Crown and Country.

I'm ready.

Gentlemen, shall we?

Gentlemen, shall we?

Gentlemen, shall we?

Stuff and nonsense.

We are two to one, sir,

against any force Bernie can bring into the field.

Trussians, we're two to one at Yena.

The Polion took their army and their kingdom in a week.

The Duke shall crush him.

They say that Wellington is fled already, My lord,

and that his quarters got ready for the Duke of Dalmisha.

I have it from his own metronie.

Rumors.

Get me my coat and caps up!

I shall go out and learn the truth.

Do it, sir.

Not in that military coat.

You want to get caught by the French and eat them?

Get.

You're joining the army too, Mr. Jaws.

Is that a bit empty left in Brussels to protect us poor women?

I should like to see the action.

Any man of any spirit would?

You men, parting in danger of nothing to you.

Captain Caulley left me this morning as gays if we were going to a hunting party.

Admit it.

You are going to join the army and leave us to our fate.

My dear madam, my duty keeps me here.

I can't leave that poor creature, my sister.

I hope I too may appeal to you for comfort and for shelter.

When the time comes.

I imagine you'll be the one doing the looking after as Joseph Sir hopeless.

Why are you here, Rebecca?

I can't see how you are.

You don't love your husband.

You would not stand there with dry eyes if you did.

Tell me.

Did I ever do you anything for kindness?

Did you know when you were poor, who my friend did?

You did.

Was I not assisted you?

You were a bin who sent you to separate those who God has joined together.

I mean, I protest before God.

His hope is everything to me.

You knew it.

You want to wrong your bit for shame, Rebecca.

Bad and wicked woman, false friend and false wife.

Have not betrayed my husband.

Have you not betrayed me?

What have I done to you that you should try and take him from me?

I did nothing to encourage him.

I had him for six weeks.

It was Tom Foodley.

It was Vanity.

You know how he prevented my marriage from the jaws.

I couldn't resist playing him along, but nothing really happened.

I swear, amelior, please.

Don't just dance it there, get up!

We sat there.

My husband, my...

And I was on his knee and his arm around my neck.

And we said, our father, who art in effort.

And they came and took him away.

But he promised me to come back.

You will come back to my...

Believe me.

I cannot bear sight of you.

We sat out!

We sat out!

Poor little Mrs. Osborne is in a desperate condition.

I've cares of my own enough today.

She's mad with grief.

Oh, she doesn't want you.

Who used to be so fond of her?

No.

Dear God, already...

What is it?

Heaven defend us from all foods.

This can and fire.

God and Heaven are...

Please bring our men folks safe home.

It's you and me.

And if all they could,

I may continue with God.

And I get them to small power.

Please, says,

We run along that road.

We run along that hill.

We run along that hill.

We run along that hill, Dan.

We're falling cold.

Oh, no.

Oh, no.

Oh, no.

Oh...

Oh...

Oh, no.

Oh, no.

Oh, no.

You're up.