Original subtitles

Now that we're all in, I'm going to need your help boys.

Brothers.

You'd rather play football with your friends and help find a chapel.

The wedding's off.

I have a room in a boarding house.

You can stay there until your place is ready.

I've yet to decide which of the staff I intend to keep on

and Constance, you will go and live with Aunt Ellesky.

I'm sick of everyone taking advantage of me.

So do I and Poppins up from now on.

MUSIC

Life could change in an instant.

And when it did, it could tear a family apart.

George?

From underness, Steamer.

I encourage you'll catch you this afternoon, Constance.

She's leaving today.

Some tea, please, I guess.

Can I do what you want to go?

Constance, it is your father's wish.

Some were meant to accept their lot.

Others seem to give up too easily.

Good.

Did you go to see her?

Well, she said, has she changed her mind?

I'm not sure bringing this head of some million, something to you.

My pocket's going.

I'm supposed to wear this for the wedding.

I said, so far.

I'll do it.

But I had a plan to find a matrix, get my money back,

and get out of London.

From now on, I was looking after number one.

I'd never trust anyone, ever again.

MUSIC

I'm not going.

Do you hear her?

Father!

I don't want to live with Aunt Anne's dean.

Do something, Lady Banford.

No. Let's calm down.

All this wailing is most unbecoming.

Better?

Why can't I stay here?

You could look after me.

Constance, we must respect your father's decisions.

If they weren't changed their mind,

then I'll have to do it for them.

Take it as yours.

You are lost more than that.

But I have told you, that is all I have.

Oi! That's mine, my name!

Now get out of here!

The girl!

On your way, Missy.

You hurt me.

For the constables catch you.

I'm not going to be here.

I'm not going to be here.

Constable this way, they're here!

Is everything all right, damn it?

Boy, Miss.

We'll find you.

Have you any idea what you've done?

What about you?

I've got my money back.

Take it.

At least let me explain.

Look, I was working and I strayed onto their patch.

I didn't want to steal from you, Hetty, further.

I just didn't have a choice.

Well, I do.

I'm going to pack up and get out of London.

For good.

Hetty, let me come with you just until I work out what to do.

I think I'm going to fall for that again.

I'm proud of you, Hetty, further.

You've finally realized that being nice doesn't get you anywhere.

I don't think you had it in you.

At time.

Not all the time.

Not like you.

Please, Hetty.

I'm all in the house.

I'll pay for tonight.

See, welcome to the room.

This is the last time.

I can't believe I have school enough, just because I was having a laugh in my mates.

I can't believe I have school enough, just because I was having a laugh at my mates.

I actually thought you was putting a lot of stuff before her.

She needs to know she's important to you, too.

Complicated.

The girls can be like that sometimes.

What?

Not all of them.

Agnes wouldn't give you this sort of trouble.

She's devoted to you, isn't she?

I think so.

Anyway, there's no two even holder weddings.

What's the point?

Tell me you're such a critic.

You dicks the army to go.

Yeah, you're not going to give up now, are you?

Seems a bit daft to lose someone over a broken roof and a bit of clearing up.

Could be more than just a bit of clearing up.

See what I mean?

And I hope to get married here.

Because the state of this place...

We'll need some help.

Leave it to me.

I'm not going to leave.

Leave it to me.

And Avika.

I just thought Matthias might be waiting.

I sent his pocket square with geeze.

Like a piece offering.

Once he saw it, I thought he'd know.

The wedding could be all if he wanted it to be.

Miss Constance.

Harriet just popped by for a chat.

What she means is, don't tell Mr. Calendar.

You're not talking, Tim.

That's where he needs to be to Hetty.

Well, she wrote to us and we went to visit.

Hetty's only looking out for us out these days.

She doesn't even care about my wedding.

Not that there is one.

My life's such a mess.

Try standing in my shoes.

What's that supposed to mean?

Our livelihoods are hanging in the balance and where's Gideon?

Good riddance.

I'm taking a leaf out of Hetty's book.

And I have to learn to live in one.

What's wrong with her?

Come Friday, poor Agnes might not have a job.

I'll be upstairs if you need me.

Sheila, what am I going to do?

Oh, for goodness sake.

Miss Lardie Dar who lives in America.

Come next week, I could be living back on the street.

At least you have a place to live.

A job to go back to.

Well, what are you waiting for?

I'm sorry I didn't mean to be harsh.

No.

You're right.

You should have never come back.

You'll say my goodbye to me, won't you?

Why, where are you going?

If I leave now, I'll make the next train to Southampton docks.

Then tomorrow New York.

Bye Sheila.

Thank you.

But what about Matthias?

Pssst, Lizzy.

Why are you hiding?

I'm on a mission.

And so were you.

We're going to find Hattie.

Think about it.

Without me here, they won't even need you.

Are you coming or not?

So after you leave, Feather, what next?

I'll go to the coast where Ida lives.

She is my family after all.

All right, get a job.

Wherever it takes.

What about you?

Me.

Oh, erm, up north.

Where I belong.

Warm hearts.

Friendly faces.

Yes, at the bottom, these will put the flags out from you.

I'm sure they will be.

There is nowhere to go home, is there, matron?

Oh.

Lizzy?

Lizzy?

Miss Constance?

Excuse me.

Which way is chalk street?

I don't know.

Well, that was a bit rude.

We could always go back.

They might not have missed this yet.

Excuse me.

Where's chalk street?

We need to find our friend.

Hattie Feather.

Oh, it's down there.

Thank you.

Come on.

Ah, Spider!

It's a good thing you know, Dornian.

What the constubbery?

Last week I was searching anyways at midnight.

You'd been frightened to death, Dornian.

But I nabbed him.

Then Mrs. Arts in the right place.

This was Judd's idea.

See?

My, my.

Resourceful as ever.

Well, that's yours of foundling training for you.

If there were really that resourceful, they'll be helping me out.

God only gave me one tiny little pair of unz, Mr. Cranbourne.

I can't run a kitchen.

As well as everything else.

Oh, Gideon.

I asked the vicar.

He said he needed to talk to you, Matthias.

And Harriet, before he'll agree to wed you.

Both of us.

Yes.

What?

Oh, about that, Matthias.

Harriet's gone.

I think I might have messed it up.

How? Where is she?

Oh, well, she's heading to New York.

It was me and my big mouth that did it.

As always.

She's gone.

I'll never get her back now.

Matthias.

Harriet's dream was to marry in England with all her friends around her.

And it was my dream to marry her.

I realize that now, I'm on that one.

Then my advice.

Don't give up.

He's right.

You have to go after her.

And tell her.

Sheila, where was she going?

There's a station.

She's catching the next train to South Hamlet.

I'm going to go to the station.

I'm going to go to the station.

I'm going to go to the station.

I'm going to go to the station.

There's a station.

She's catching the next train to South Hamlet.

Well, you heard.

We're not giving up now.

Right.

Coming then.

Back to work.

Boys.

And where do you think you're going?

I'm helping.

No, you're not.

I need to come back and talk to Agnes.

What have I done?

Precisely nothing.

That's the problem.

What are you doing?

I'm going to go to the station.

She's catching the next train to South Hamlet.

Well, you heard.

We're not giving up now.

Right.

Coming then.

Back to work.

Boys.

And where do you think you're going?

I'm very young queen of pastry.

Oh, it's good to see you.

That's nice.

So far, I've managed two apple tarts.

But there's quite a to-do list in that kitchen.

Who is it?

Let me.

Lizzy?

Constance?

Hattie!

What are you doing here?

Get inside.

You look scared, Hattie.

Why is she hiding?

Oh, it's nothing.

What are you doing here?

How did she get my address?

It was on the letter you sent to Callender Hall.

Hattie.

Hattie, we have to go.

But we can't.

I packed my things.

You said you needed to get Miss Constance back to Callender Hall.

Father's sending me away.

That's why I can't live with you.

You only hope, Hattie.

We can go the back way.

But then what?

No one will look for me at Callender Hall.

Maria!

Maria!

My phone's full!

Please, just hear me out.

I sent you a pocket square.

I made for an off-cut of my wedding dress.

You didn't even knew that.

You've been to be a piece in my heart.

I thought you were returning it to me.

Well, you could have come to find out.

Nothing to say to you, Macias.

But then listen.

If you want to go back to New York, then you have my blessing.

If you don't love me anymore, then that's fine too.

Because that's not so much I love you, Harriet.

You don't have to want you to be out of me more than anything else.

If you change your mind, I'll be at the chapel waiting for you.

Have you heard about them?

It's up to you.

Five minutes to the departure!

You've checked the tunnels for cellars.

And the grounds.

I've never seen.

Oh, this just goes to prove my point.

The girl needs discipline.

That's not true.

Give me an informal concert.

I'll check beyond the gardens near the lane.

What's going on?

It's Miss Constance.

If you'd have been here, you'd have known.

Okay.

Maitrin, leave the talking to me.

Where have you been?

Mr. Canada, please allow me to explain.

Do you know the anguish that you've caused?

Now up to your room and get ready to leave.

The father?

No, Constance.

Mr. Canada, please, I need to speak to you.

Maitrin.

Lizzie?

A word in the kitchen.

Really?

You ought to know better than to bring that woman to my house.

I just, I wanted to express my sorrow for your tragic loss.

Rose, you know, I was such good at it.

You are not welcome here.

I don't know of you.

Inside, Constance.

It awaits.

I have it stuck up my thighs, it's gone after her.

The wedding could be back on again.

Everyone's waiting in the chapel and tomorrow they're sailing back to New York.

Gideon.

It is you have to be there.

You're the reason she wants to get married here.

What and how?

Constance upstairs and change.

No.

I don't want to go.

Your carriage is here.

No, we must all be brave.

How do you do something?

Mr. Candor, sir.

Let me grab the police help us.

Do stop all this nonsense.

Sir, can't you see this isn't what Mrs. Candor wanted.

Mate, I remind you you have been dismissed.

Mrs. Candor is gone, but you have such wonderful children.

They need you and you need them.

Maitrin, please.

Let the girls speak.

I know everything here reminds you of her.

But if you leave, then you'll be alone without the people who love you and without their love to help you.

Lady Grandford, this is your house now.

Deal with the girl.

No, George.

I don't want to live in a house which is not a home.

Your children matter.

They matter to me.

You're not the only one who's lost Mr. Candor.

These children have lost their mother.

Now you're making them suffer more.

India is such a long way away.

Thank you, Erty.

You too, really, Grandford.

You're my family.

I was helping my friend.

What about me?

I finally need your help.

I'm going to help you.

I'm going to help you.

I'm going to help you.

I'm going to help you.

I'm going to help you.

I'm going to help you.

I'm going to help you.

What about me?

I need someone I can rely on.

Someone who will be there for me.

He's home.

You don't feel the same way, Gideon.

Not like I feel for you.

You're not different.

Strong, Agnes and certain.

That's why I love you.

What do you think you need me to prove?

Why don't you marry me?

You know, I'll be a star.

What did you say?

Well, I got to... if you want to, we can get married to him.

You mean me?

Me?

Me?

Me?

Not today.

You can say no if you want.

No.

I mean yes.

Oh, my God.

Is it like this, me?

It's got such a ring to it.

It seems a shame to waste the carriage.

Now the Constance isn't using it.

Hetty, I hope you'll consider taking up your position again.

That's such a kind offer, Mr. Calendar.

Goodbye, Miss Constance.

Whilst at Edwin, take care.

I always had my suspicions about you.

You're clearly not a maid.

But no doubt, a very good writer.

No, it's everyone's got.

So, too.

At least the jobs are safe.

As long as Lady Grenford behaves.

Maitrin.

Shh.

Do not.

Say your word, hmm?

Goodbye, Calendar Hall.

All done.

Unready for the bride?

No, she doesn't have up.

Well, let's do then.

She best had?

Yeah, after all the trouble we've gone through,

I reckon she's worth waiting for.

Well, come on, quick.

Kid?

Oh, she's doing it.

Maitrin.

Come on, let's see what she wants.

You wouldn't deny me the chance to witness such a joyous occasion, would you?

Mr. Grumble.

Look, let's not spoil their day.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

Mr. Grumble.

Look, let's not spoil their day.

She's not coming, is she?

Tell everyone to go home, Ned.

That's all right.

You're sure about that?

I know.

Well, it's kind of more of a catch-up.

As a holidaylords, Mademars,

it's time for the request of him to be container

in the making of the night.

What about them?

I know.

Jazz...

I won't leave for that,

That should be me.

I always surprise Maeve never the bride.

No thanks.

Really?

He'll be a fool.

I'll be back.

Congratulations.

It's now going to soon.

This is Clark now.

Congratulations.

Maitrin.

Well, I never thought I'd see your Petylus face again.

Now there's a warm welcome for an old friend.

Friend, Maitrin.

After your misdemeanors, I ought to ask how you hit a swindle or deceive.

Mr. Grombourn.

Him changed, woman with the changed heart.

You ought to have faith.

I have done my time.

Surely that is justice.

We've all moved on to our lives now.

Even Maitrin, thank you, Tief.

Moving on is what life is all about.

Surely.

Huh?

Mind your back.

Scrap's coming through.

She love?

It turns out there's an opening as a cook.

I thought you couldn't wait to get out this place.

Foundlets need me a lot more than rich people in a big house for life.

And I won't have Agnes nagging in my hair.

Petty?

Petty?

Harriet starts to grow the bouquet.

Here, wait for me.

I'm me.

Come on, Aggie.

I don't need to.

You didn't know I engaged.

I'm so happy for you.

Thanks.

I'm so happy for you.

Right, you lot.

One beside the other.

Otherwise, it would be disqualified.

This isn't a simple match.

What's in it?

Three, two, one.

What's up, babe?

I'm next up on the show.

I'm not going to be a good one.

I'm not going to be a good one.

I'm not going to be a good one.

I'm not going to be a good one.

I'm not going to be a good one.

I'm not going to be a good one.

I'm next up the aisle.

Oh, don't.

Everyone, friends old and you.

I'll be off of my wife and I.

What are you up to?

That belongs to Harriet.

Put it back.

You heard me.

This, Eddie.

This is my last chance for a new start.

And I think that will be better for everyone, don't you?

What about Harriet?

How is she supposed to get back to America?

Mr. Callender will help out.

He owes you after all.

Then go.

And quickly.

I'll put things right with Harriet.

You are a good person.

You know that.

Never lose it.

If I will, then.

It had been the perfect day.

But like all good times, it had to come to an end.

Sometimes it was easier to slip away rather than say goodbye.

Eddie!

But this was a one of them.

Where are you going?

I need to see my mother.

Of course you'll be.

Promise you'll write to us from me.

Promise you'll write to us from me.

A big nah.

It's by the coast if you want to visit.

Just try stopping us.

You take care of yourself.

And give our love to Ida.

I will.

We'll send you a postcard from New York.

Take care, Hattie.

Where ever did me turn go?

I don't know.

But I don't think she'll be coming back.

I'm ready.

Maitreyn had a future.

Everyone deserves a second chance.

And I hope she'd make the best of it.

Get forward then!

As for me, I didn't know what my future was.

But I wasn't going to be shaped by my past.

I'd remember the fun, of course, the adventures.

And the sadness too.

My friends would always be part of me.

But now, there was a new adventure to be had.

With my mother.

And a whole new story to tell.

My story.

The life of Hetty Feather.

The life of Hetty Feather.

The life of Hetty Feather.

The life of Hetty Feather.

The life of Hetty Feather.

The life of Hetty Feather.

The life of Hetty Feather.

The life of Hetty Feather.

The life of Hetty Feather.

The life of Hetty Feather.

The life of Hetty Feather.

The life of Hetty Feather.

The life of Hetty Feather.

The life of Hetty Feather.

The life of Hetty Feather.

The life of Hetty Feather.

The life of Hetty Feather.

The life of Hetty Feather.

The life of Hetty Feather.

The life of Hetty Feather.

The life of Hetty Feather.

The life of Hetty Feather.

The life of Hetty Feather.

The life of Hetty Feather.

The life of Hetty Feather.

The life of Hetty Feather.

The life of Hetty Feather.

The life of Hetty Feather.

The life of Hetty Feather.