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I'm Mr. Ambrose, the new butler.
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I'm Flo, the new butler's door.
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Easy pickings.
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I understand what you're in love with Hetty Feather.
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You should be giving her a ring.
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A ring, my boy.
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Once held, the Dawn Star.
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A sacred jewel.
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It was stolen.
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We have to look.
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That's him, Maron Comonti.
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The man who stole the Dawn Star
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shall be cursed for twelve generations.
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I have discovered scandal in this house.
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A room always finds a way to meet Mrs. Cannon.
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Get her, got her to inherit.
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She was her best friend.
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She was a school teacher in America.
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And she wants me to join her.
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There's nothing here for me.
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How do we know if we're on the right path?
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As a servant, I didn't have many choices.
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But I had one big decision to make.
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I could go to New York and be with my friend.
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But what about my friends here?
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Could I really leave them behind and start again?
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No, on the easily.
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I knew I didn't want to be a servant forever.
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But could I really be a teacher in New York?
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That's all for you.
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And even if I could find the courage to change my path...
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How would I know I'd chosen the right one?
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Perhaps he can't assist me.
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I'm looking for a particular book.
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I'm sorry Master Ashok. I have to work.
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You might ask Master Eppin.
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He knows where every book is.
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Almost.
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I wish to say...
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You're welcome.
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Could I be happy?
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Starting again in another country?
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I'm covering its secrets and mysteries.
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But would I always feel like I was pretending to be something I wasn't?
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Like so many others.
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üh...
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The sooner they find Constance, the four-time nursery made the better.
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It's time to march, it's not going to be a problem.
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I'll get that.
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Feather girl, to look after little Miss Poppitt.
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Give your day off.
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Here.
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Put the monster away, they won't even notice they're gone.
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He picked your bags.
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Good.
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We give them their dinner.
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We get the stuff.
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We're gone.
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You understand?
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That's my girl.
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Look, still it's her second.
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Looks disgusting.
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Wonder what they have for breakfast in New York.
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Suppose it's part of travelling the world, trying me things.
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You know, you could just try new things here, because if you really want to be a teacher.
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I don't know. Maybe I'd be terrible at it.
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True.
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And you'd have no time for writing.
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And you wouldn't have your friends around, but Gideon.
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And the rest of us.
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I would miss you. All of you.
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I'm happy here.
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They're not forever.
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You have surpassed yourself, Agnes.
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But I believe Mrs. Calum there prefers her bacon a trifle less, sir.
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There.
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Burn?
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Mmm.
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Ben, let me help with the mistress's breakfast.
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I suppose I could do with a junior.
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You want to teach him?
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I'm managerial of you, Agnes.
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Hetty. Miss Constance has requested you take her breakfast tray.
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And stay with her, please.
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And keep her busy, if you will.
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Yes, Mr. Ambrose.
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Strombose.
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Um, I, uh, I won't, um, I won't eat this.
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Decided you were too young to settle down, have you?
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That's not why.
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Imagine how stupid you would have felt.
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You asked her to marry you, and she tells you this off to New York.
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I never said I was going to ask her.
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She hasn't actually made her mind up yet.
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You've heard her.
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She doesn't want to be here forever.
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You just got out of the tummy.
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What's he up to?
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Can we be of any assistance, Master Ashok?
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Get back to work.
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I need no help.
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What ever it is, it doesn't want us finding out.
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Today's post, you lady.
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A rather tepid response to the advertisement for a nursery maid, I'm afraid.
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However, there is a letter from Mr. Callender.
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I trust business in Europe is going well and Emily is settled at school.
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Ah, here we are, the staff wages.
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Due at the end of the month, I believe.
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Very good, ma'am.
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We'll also see there some applications to be Master Ashok's valet.
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Excellent.
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The more we can do to make him feel at home.
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I had hoped he and Edwin would be friends.
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Perhaps if I were to treat them like young gentlemen.
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Or we could make an evening of it, with billiards and mutton poolau.
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Will the kitchen manage mutton poolau, do you think?
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Oh, I'm sure they will exceed expectations.
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That won't be too difficult.
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Mothin poolau!
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We can make mutton poolau, can't we, Flo?
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Of course we can. It's just stew with spices.
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I knew you'd rise to the talent, Agnes.
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You have the makings of something special, something senior.
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Oh, I always hoped I might become a housekeeper proper one day.
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We have a busy day ahead, but if you impress me, who knows what?
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Who knows what may transpire?
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I'd better check with Wells Stockford mutton.
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And poolau.
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Look, Shifty. He was definitely up to something.
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He was in the library, only, but how did you know about the tunnel?
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I was just trying to be nice.
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He just arrived.
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But the important thing is, he was probably looking for the dawn star.
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So we must, too.
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You worry about the curse.
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You know, if I find it and I'm not, it's rightful owner.
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All right. You stay here.
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I'll go and see if there's anything more I can find out from the library.
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Gideon?
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She never did find out what lurked in the cabin in the woods.
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She locked the door, threw the key in the lake,
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before she would never, ever trespass again.
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Her story was rubbish.
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She's a lily liver, and I will never know what was in the cabin.
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Would it still be rubbish if...
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If she turned the key and slowly opened the door, inside it was dark,
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and she felt her way towards a dimly glowing light.
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She reached out her hand and felt something soft.
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Hair.
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But not human hair.
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This was...
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monster hair.
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I like your story better.
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Will you wait one for me?
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I'm sorry, Ms. Constance. I have to work, and I don't have any paper.
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Let's come in the library, and ink.
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I'll do my best.
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Amber, as I shall need my carriage bringing around,
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I would prefer to ignore the whole business, but it is important to my husband I tend to a family matter.
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Yes, ma'am.
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I assume I won't be back for dinner, until Edwin he is to make an effort with Ashok.
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Certainly, ma'am.
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This is a short list for valos. Please arrange interviews.
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Until Constance, she is to be good.
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Very good, ma'am.
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Rest assured, perhaps the children will be in very safe hands.
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Look, it's a clue.
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Burch the star, and now this.
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The book?
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The building of Kanda Hall.
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That must be the book Ashok was looking for.
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Fortunately, he couldn't find it.
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It's over there.
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Bottom shelf.
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He must have given up and gone to explore in the tunnels.
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It's a bit weird.
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Half it isn't even in English.
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Look.
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Pig pen. It's a cipher.
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Look at the symbols.
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Through all letters. It's a code.
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It could tell us where the jewel is. We just need to work it out.
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Good news.
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Mr. C is going out. You won't be back too late. So soon as dinner's...
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Make sure you clean into the corners.
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Yes, Blue.
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Eat more rice.
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Aggie.
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One of Mr. Ambrose, please miss his calendar's going out.
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How would I know?
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He said as soon as dinner's served.
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He?
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He wonders what concern it is to a scullery maid.
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Sorry, Mr. Ambrose.
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Mmm.
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Your sister would do well to know her place.
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Missy, men, no harm, I'm sure, but I'll have a word.
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Do that. Please. Thank you.
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Now, let me see to these applicants.
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Perhaps you might consider Gideon.
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I'm not sure.
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I'll have a word.
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I'll have a word.
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I'll have a word.
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Do that. Please. Thank you.
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You might consider Gideon.
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Mr. Ambrose.
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He's very clean and he can polish a sign in his boots like no one's business.
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Yes.
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A fine idea.
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Why don't you give him the good news yourself?
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It'll be good training for when you're housekeeper.
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There.
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Finished.
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The road to the Dawn Star begins in the secret,
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Ambri.
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Ambri? That can't be right.
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Yes. It's old English.
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A small cup of the sacred things.
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Like the Dawn Star.
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We find the Ambri.
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We find the jewel.
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The door is closed.
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The door is closed.
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We find the Ambri.
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We find the jewel.
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Who's there?
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You're spying on us.
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I was not.
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I knew about that, these book and that Ambri already.
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Well, now that we're all here, maybe we can work together.
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He's spying on us.
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I'm not working with him.
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Let's not take sides.
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You're the one who's taking sides.
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His.
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I refuse to work with the descendant of the thief or his friend.
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Gesso.
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Jack?
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It's me, silly.
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I've got good news.
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You're being promoted.
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To Valet.
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I've been applied to be a valet.
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I did it for you.
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You get the pays better.
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Maybe an extra pound a year.
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I'm happy in the gardens.
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I'm Sir Cammen's away.
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It's not Mr. Callender.
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It's Ashok.
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Ashok.
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I'm not being Ashok's valet.
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You're going to be Ashok's valet.
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It's first step to becoming Butler.
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I don't want to be a Butler.
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This is perfect.
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You could make sure he doesn't fight in the Ambri.
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I'm not doing it.
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Ashok's not that bad.
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You better sack me first because I'm not being his valet.
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And that's final.
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You will be responsible for the young master's wardrobe.
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Each day.
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And maintaining his room.
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At a pleasant temperature.
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Yes.
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But at all times, with the window open,
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I cannot tolerate a stuffy room.
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I always acknowledge the master when he addresses you, please.
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Yes, sir.
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And ensure he has every comfort.
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He requires.
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Yes.
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Everything.
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No matter where it is or where it may be hidden.
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Yes, Master Ashok.
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You will serve dinner tonight.
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Yes.
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Mrs. Callender won't be here.
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I think it will be good experience for you.
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And it will allow me to attend to other matters.
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Master.
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I'm sorry Miss Constance.
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You promised me a story.
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I'm sorry Miss Constance.
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You promised me a story.
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I'm sorry Miss Constance.
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I'm sorry Miss Constance.
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You promised me a story.
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I said I'd try my best.
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And I do have a story for you.
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Shall I tell you what it's about?
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It's about a very special young girl.
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Called Constance.
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Who is kind and understanding.
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I suppose he's forgiving too.
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Especially when people don't keep their promises.
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You're lucky I like you.
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You're clever.
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That's why Jack wants to marry you.
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Don't be silly.
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Jack doesn't want to marry me.
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He does.
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He's going to ask you.
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No, who's telling stories?
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I'll tell you yours just before bed.
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Right?
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Helen.
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Rosalind.
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I wasn't expecting.
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I'm sure you weren't.
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But George is in your rep.
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So if you were hoping to throw yourself on his mercy.
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Duke, I'm afraid I find it.
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Rather a strain to stand for long.
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Hetty.
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I seem to have misplaced my eyeglasses.
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You don't wear eyeglasses.
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I do.
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Not all the time.
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Only when I eat.
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They're going to look for the ambery.
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So we're going to beat them to it.
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I would offer you tea, please.
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Don't trouble yourself.
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I'm glad you came.
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Not George.
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After all, it was you who my treated are poor and they tried to publicly disgrace me.
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It should have been Emily's happiest birthday and you tried to ruin it.
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I did.
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And I offer you my sincerest apologies.
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I do not deserve your forgiveness.
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So it's my forgiveness you want.
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Not money.
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Money.
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Don't help me now.
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It's my heart.
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We are all on the same journey, although some of us will arrive sooner than others.
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Is there anything?
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I could not abide to end my journey without making amends.
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Miss Robert, away you are all the family I have.
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Is there one here? Next.
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I have to go.
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I have to go.
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Don't worry about this.
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Can I help you?
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No.
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I have to go.
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I have to go.
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I have to go.
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Now I have to go.
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I have to go.
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I have to go.
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I have to go.
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I
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Know float and
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I'll be carefully go I don't any damage now it's deep by now
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Where you
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You
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You
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You
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Must have missed something you've looked everywhere no everywhere
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I
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Look in here
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Another star
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That's star is on the portrait
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Here
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What's inside is it the jewel?
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70
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I
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Did not take it where is it then maybe still wrong Andre how many amberries can there be?
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Edwin why aren't you in bed? We found the ambery, but the door stop wasn't in it. What are you talking about?
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What dawn star the system was precious tool were thousand stolen from my head and said it's buried here
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We've been searching for hours
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Rest here. I'll have a roommate up. What's she doing here Edwin will discuss it in the morning as
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For the rest of you petty feather
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kitchen
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boys
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To your work if you please
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Aboriginal flow take these linens to the laundry room. I
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Am most terribly sorry man rest assured the staff will be dealt with
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now
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Shall I prepare a room for Lady Grenford? Yes, please do she's not staying Edwin must I remind you of your manners
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He is protective of you
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Do not scold the boy for loyalty perhaps but I will not tolerate such
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Discardancy you must learn to control herself Edwin instead of running around after some fable, but it's not some fable
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I shall tell you we found a cipher enough
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If there was a jewel in this house worth thousands your father would know of it not another word to your room
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Oh
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Oh
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Oh
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Oh
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This is kind of an easy head scene to after everything Lady Grenford did to her
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Flow
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You will be in charge of the cooking from now on
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I'm not being punished. You're a hard worker Agnes, but you're a terrible cook
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And you're no good as a housekeeper either
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However, however, I'm sure with little experience and and some application your thrive. Yes
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Maybe I should go to New York
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Don't suppose my job for Curie if I did you're going for today. I'm sure that's forgotten
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Constance said something funny earlier that you were gonna ask me to marry you I
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Can understand how she might have got the wrong end of the stick
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We're a bit more sensible than that, aren't we and young really very heavy
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Really I'm off to bed
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Change of plan France we're sticking around a couple of days
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This again, I thought you said that we could go
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A secret passage a false panel of square flow
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It hadn't been opened in years
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We've got a bag of trinkets worth a fortune
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Why did you want to stick around for some?
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Scribbles and a tatty piece of parchment. No think
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What if this leads us to the duel you heard him
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I spent all night trying to find a clue and a secret hidey hole and then what do I find I find this in a secret hidey hole
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If we if we find this this duel it says up for life
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No more Robin
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Or move in we could stay in one place. We could have our own place
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I always fancied a little garden and sticking around long enough to see it grow
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Yes, my darling girl
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Anything you want
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For some of us there was no questioning who we were
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But did that mean we would always be the same person
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Was it ever too late to change
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Or could we turn over a new leaf and start fresh from the beginning?
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I couldn't believe Jack was thinking about getting wet
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It didn't make my decision any easier
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Was our destiny a wife?
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Or a teacher?
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Or neither?
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He started to whimper and still she came
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Mr. Rethi away from his dagger light clothes
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The bear couldn't take anymore
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He turned and ran and that's how she became known as
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Constance the brave
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Whatever I decided I knew I wanted to write my own ending
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And one thing I was sure of
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I'd always be a writer
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One of you will attend to Lady Grettford. Hettie has kindly volunteered. No, I didn't
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I need to tell you something. He said it. She's asked me to go to New York with her
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What do you think he'd do if you found her in it?
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He's dangerous and unpredictable. I'm not afraid. What do we do now? We go after him
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I
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