All language subtitles for Beecham.House.S01E05.DVDRip.x264-OUIJA-eng

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[Birdsong and insects buzzing]

[Melancholy music]

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[Chanchal grunts]

[August cries]

[Chanchal vomits)

[Chanchal spits]

[August wails]

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[August gurgles]

[Mysterious music]

John.

Hey.

- [Gurgles]
[John] Hey.

I'm relieved that you were able

to tell your family the truth
last night.

Our secret is no longer
one to inhibit us.

I, too, am relieved.

The burden of it
had weighed heavily on me.

Miss Oshorne said
that she understood.

And perhaps now
you understand, too.

Duty exceeds love.

I trust that Miss Osborne will
now do the honourable thing

and step aside,

so that you and I
may live the life that we must.

John, I will be
a dutiful mother and wife.

My father will be very happy.

Chandrika,

I admire your strength
and your convictions.

When my beloved wife
lay dying in my arms,

I thought that my heart
would die with her.

Were it not for our son...

[Gurgling]

..I might never
have found love again.

But, since coming to Delhi,

I have found my heart behaving
in the most unexpected way.

I do not expect you
to condone it,

but...

I'have found such comfort
with Miss Osborne.

And you must find that too.

With somebody
that will be your husband.

But that is not I.

I cannot put duty
so far above love.

John Beecham...

you insult me...my family...

..and the memory of my sister.

[August gurgles]

You may have lived in India
along time,

but there are some things
you will never understand.

John, there must be
something you can do.

I have my Company orders,
Mother.

- I must return.
- But so soon?

Can't you stop him? It is
a miracle he has escaped death,

unlike so many young men
in this cruel country.

Ill be fine, Mother.

I have implored Daniel to stay.

Its too risky
to go to Kannauj.

I fear there will be
a war there soon.

A war?

Financed by your misdeeds.

Have you got rid of
that diamond yet?

Well, what diamond?

What harm should it do
to Daniel in a war?

[John] Stay...

and come into the business
with me.

I'thank you for your
generous offer, Brother.

Truly. I know
you do not make it lightly.

And maybe there will be a day
when I would accept it gladly.

But not today.

My horse is being prepared.

Mother, let's enjoy breakfast.

Where are you going, John?

Mother, please excuse me.
I'have an urgent visit.

I must see Miss Osborne.

Daniel...God speed.

You will always have
a home here.

Come back to us safe.

[Tense music]

Ssh.

[She whispers] Ram Lal.

What do we do?

[Birdsong]

[Horse blows softly]

- Mr Beecham.
- Ah. Pleased to see you.

Apologies for coming by
unannounced,

but, erm, I must speak
with Miss Osborne.

But I thought you knew.

She left early this morning.

Uh, she's gone?

Uh, where, may I ask?

Meerut.
She has taken a position

as head of school
for Begum Samru.

I need a fresh horse. Shukria.

John.

Samuel.

I have great news from Lucknow.

It could not have gone better.

I have several potential buyers
for the diamond.

Wonderful news. But I have
an urgent matter to attend to.

0f course. Make haste.
We have much to discuss.

Ram Lal. I must leave urgently
for Meerut.

I have to catch up
to Miss Osborne.

She has been two hours
on the road.

Yes, sahib.

What is wrong?

I must inform you of some news
regarding the staff.

[Music in background]

Brother. I did not expect
to see you again.

John, no. Nol

What in God's name
was that for?

I'have had enough
of your selfishness, Daniel.

What are you talking about?

You are to be a father.

[Daniel] A father?

- [August gurgles]
- That's impossible.

You cannot return
to the Company now.

You have responsibilities here.

Well, if it's true,
there are ways to deal with it.

Herbs. Mercury.

Come on, John.
You were in the army.

Violet, what is happening?

[Grunting and groaning]

Daniel is to be a father.

[Punches thudding]

Stop that! You are...

You are gentlemen, not ruffians
in a Whitechapel alley!

[Grunting and groaning]

[Daniel] What are you
going to do, John?

Kill me
for ruining my own life?

Think very carefully, Daniel.

You will never recover
from a mistake like this.

It will haunt you
for the rest of your life.

So says the man whose life
is a model for everyone.

[Heavy breathing]

[August gurgles]

[Man] Sahib!
The army is coming!

[Shouting in distance]

[Raised voices)

Lieutenant!
What in God's name is this?

Lieutenant Beecham,
you are under arrest

for the theft of a diamond

belonging to His Majesty,
the Emperor.

This is not...
Stop! Stop! Stop!

What is the meaning of this,
General?

- This is outrageous.
- Hey! Hey!

- Argh!
- Samuel!

- [Henrietta screams)
- Samuel!

[He groans as punches thud]

[Punching continues]

- What are you doing?
- Making it convincing.

I think they're
quite convinced.

General! General!

[Suspenseful music]

I present you the proof.

Lieutenant Beecham
is a thief and a traitor!

You are charged with conspiracy
to commit treason

by selling that diamond
to fund the operations

- of the Emperor's enemies.
- This is nonsense.

Save your whining
for Shah Alam.

- Shackle him!
- Oh, my son!

- Unhand my brother!
- Stay calm.

- [Shackles click]
- This is a misunderstanding.

[She cries]

[Doors clang shut]

[Lock rattles]

[Cart creaks and rattles)

[Elephant trumpets]

[Shackles rattling]

[Tense music]

[John groans]

I set aside everything I knew
to be true about the English

and I extended
the hand of friendship to you

and you stole from mel

I stole nothing, Your Majesty.

Then, tell me, how did you
happen to come by this diamond?

[Suspenseful music]

I cannot say.

Cannot say? Have you
suddenly lost your memory?

[Castillon scoffs)

My treasury is well guarded.

You must have had an accomplice
from within this palace.

- Who was it?
- [Murmuring]

Who was it?

Speak up!

General Castillon,
I have heard enough.

Make this man speak,

else keep him imprisoned

till the rats leave no trace
of his flesh.

But I must know how he acquired
the Star of Agra.

Yes, Your Royal Highness.
[Speaks French]

[Tense music]

[Melancholy music]

[Soldier speaks French]

Keep going!

[John groans]

- You know, Lieutenant...
- [Shackles clicking]

..I'have fought three wars,

on three different continents.

From the moment I met you,

I sensed that you were not
what you said you were.

But I could not prove it.

Until now.

What did you plan to do
with the money?

Fund the East India Company
in Kannauj?

I' know you have been there.

Who is your accomplice?

Write down the name
of your accomplice...

or you shall be here
for a very long time.

[Gates creak and clang]

[Keys rattling]

[He gasps]

[Sombre music]

Ram Lal.

There must be someone with
some influence at the palace

who could help John.

Sahib, your brother
was intending to go

and bring back Miss Osborne
before she reaches Meerut.

She knows the Empress.

Surely she can seek an
audience to request her help.

Yes, Ram Lal. Go at once.
Bring her back.

Yes, sahib.

I... I don't understand.

It... It's not possible that
John would do those things,

- is it, Samuel?
- Of course not.

Ill have him freed
by tomorrow.

This is some sort of
grotesque mistake.

You are injured, Samuel.
We must get the hakim.

Thank you, Violet,
but it's nothing.

I don't know what I would do
if anything happened to John.

[Chandrika] I have decided
to return to Kalyan.

I think it is best
that I take Agastya with me

after the events of today.

You want to take
my grandson away?

Mrs Beecham,
I must protect him.

This house is no longer safe
for a future Maharajah.

John is innocent.

And I am here in his stead.

I understand your concern.

But August is safer here
than he is anywhere else.

[He gurgles]

This is his home.

[Gurgling]

[Tense music]

[She exhales]

[Fountain splashing]

[Gentle music]

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[Dramatic music]

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Son, you must not act
out of the ordinary.

You must remain
calm and assured.

Mother, Castillon has been
baying for Beecham's blood

since he arrived in Delhi.

And now we have given him
an excuse to act.

- We must do something.
- And risk your father's wrath?

He will be furious
if he discovers

we tried to raise our own army
without his knowledge.

It will put all our plans
in jeopardy.

tis better to shed
an Englishman's blood

than your own.

[Slow footsteps]

The General seemed to take
extra-special pleasure

in taking John away.

There is no excuse for French
people under any circumstances,

but put them in uniform and
they turn especially monstrous.

Iwill go to the Red Fort to
try to reason with Castillon.

I shall come with you.

I think it better if I remedy
this matter on my own.

We both know Prince Akbar asked
John to sell that diamond.

But help me understand
something, Captain Parker.

I cannot, for the life of me,

conceive how Castillon knew
the diamond was here.

Can you?

Daniel...

listen to me.

We are on the same side here.

Don't come hack without
my brother, Captain Parker.

On that you have my word.

[Hooves clomping]

[Suspenseful music]

[Horse snorts)

[Lively chatter]

[Coins rattling]

[Elephant trumpets]

[Chatter]

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[Suspenseful music fades]

[Flies buzzing]

[Chains rattle]

[Tense music]

[Military shouting]

[Indistinct distant speech]

[Suspenseful music]

[Soldier] Tomorrow we leave
at six in the morning.

[Chatter]

Bon.

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[Lock rattles]

[Gate squeaks open]

[Urgent speech in French]

[Gives order in French]

[Dramatic music]

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[Chanting and cheering]

[Suspenseful music]

So, you have decided
not to cooperate?

You have
disrespected the Emperor

and now you disrespect me.

Do not confuse idiocy
with honour.

[John grunts]

This is beneath us, General.

Iwill not fight you.

Itis not me you will face.

A traitor lurks in this palace.

Tell me his name,
or Mr Singh shall happily

tear you limb from limb.

[Panting]

Iwill not do it.

[John grunts and groans]

[Onlookers chant Vijay's name]

Argh!

[Chanting for Vijay continues]

[Dramatic music]

Aarghh!

[John roars)

[Chanting for Vijay continues]

[Neck clicks)

What in God's name
are you doing?

[Chanting for Vijay continues]

[Dramatic music]

- [Punch thuds]
- Ohh!

Stop this at once.

[Chanting for Vijay continues]

- [Knife clinks)
- Enough!

- Samuel.
- [Guns rattle]

Lieutenant Beecham
is an honourable man.

[Panting]

Put the weapons down.

Enough for now.

[Vijay growls]

Seize the prisoner.

- I need to speak with him.
- He is not allowed visitors.

- General--
- No visitors!

Now, look here.
We made a deal.

I have made arrangements
to sail to England.

You need to release him to me,
swiftly.

When I have the information
I need, he is all yours.

Alive, preferably.

[Dramatic music]

[Footsteps approaching]

[John] Tell the General
to bring me something edible.

I know what I'd like
to tell the General.

- Daniel.
- [Chains rattling]

[Panting] Brother, you take
a great risk coming here.

- I must warn you about Samuel.
- Daniel.

He is in league with Castillon.
I do not know how or why,

but he is somehow involved
in your arrest.

Find Margaret. Give her this.

Ram Lal has already
gone to fetch her.

We'll be back for you, Brother.

[Daniel] Attention.

[He sighs]

[Chains rattling]

[Dramatic music]

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[Ram Lal] Stop!
Stop the carriage!

Stop the carriage!

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Ram Lal?

[Horse blows]

[Birdcalls]

I'm happy you responded
to my invitation.

It's been far too long.

[Castillon] It has,
Your Highness Begum Samru.

But you are always present
in my dreams.

[She laughs quietly]

I thought you too busy

interrogating
your new prisoner,

the dashing John Beecham.

You have shown the Emperor

your suspicions were correct.

Ah.

Beecham is a traitor
and he is where he belongs.

I have always been loyal

and expect that
to be held in high esteem.

[She gasps]

[Suspenseful music]

Samuel.

Samuel, it's Daniel.

Maya.

How is Chanchal?

She's sleeping, sahib.

She has not been well today.

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[She exhales]

I'm feeling very tight
in my stomach.

Don't think it is easy
hearing a child.

I have had four.

The pain does not get
any easier.

Your sahib
will never know your pain.

[Sniffling]

Or my humiliation.

I wish to escape
this unfortunate house.

'Tis not written
in our destiny.

We're tied to Agastya
for many more years.

[Chanchal gasps]

Go to sleep now.

Baadal.

I'm concerned
about Miss Chanchal.

She's clearly unwell.

She will not see me.

- I'd like to help her.
- You cannot.

Sahib, she is weak.

What she needs is love...

respect...

and an honourable way
out of her situation.

How can you help her with that?

[Chanchal cries out
repeatedly]

[Chanchal continues to cry out]

Chanchal.

She was complaining of pain
in her stomach all day.

- I fear she has miscarried.
- She is very hot.

- What can we do?
- Iwill arrange for her

to be taken care of.

Please, sahib, you can go.

- But I... I feel
- We will take care of her.

Please leave.

[Tense music]

- What are you doing?
- Do not speak of this

to anyone.

[Chanchal moans quietly]

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[They speak a local language]

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[Cooing]

[Tense music]

Mr Beecham-sahib.

Thank you, Ram Lal.
It's good to see you.

- You've been greatly missed.
- How is he?

I managed to see him. He's
as well as could be expected.

He wanted you to have this.

It was a shock to hear of
this terrible predicament.

All the way back,
I have been thinking about

what could have happened.

Have you any idea
what's behind all of this?

Not yet. But I must tell you,

I have reason
to be suspicious of Samuel.

Samuel?

But he is
John's trusted friend.

I cannot prove it.

We must stay vigilant.

[Fountain bubbling]

[Crickets chirping]

[Gentle music]

[John]Dear Margaret,

{ am writing to you
because you must know

that if these are
my final moments,

it is only you, and my son,

that fill my heart
and give me hope.

Before had
the great fortune to meet you,

{was lost and struggling.

You have given me
a reason to dream again

of a future filled with joy
and possibility.

In our brief time together,

you have taught me more
than you will ever know.

Your courage
has given me courage.

Your compassion
and understanding

have moved me deeply
and I promise you

that if I am fortunate enough
to leave this celf

that I will never again
squander an opportunity

to be by your side,

to show you the love
and affection that you deserve.

Yours... John.

[Gentle music continues]

[Sniffs)

[Crickets chirping]

[Cart rattling]

[Fire crackling]

[Baadal] Ma.

Who is she?

She works at the house with me.

Then why bring her here?

We need your help.
She was with child but--

[She gasps] Your child?

- Then where is her husband?
- Please, enough.

What can we do
to make her well?

[Mother] Take her inside.
Come. Take her inside.

Does she have fever?

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[Chatter in French]

[Tense music]

- [Chains rattling]
- Prince Akbar.

[Hinges squeaking]

Your Royal Highness.

I'had almost given up hope.

And... lam sorry
it has come to this.

- Can you ensure my release?
- Have faith.

I will resolve this.

The Empress is against me
speaking to my father.

But I will.

We just have to wait
for the right time.

[John sighs]

[Hinges squeak]

[Keys rattling]

[Birdsong]

Miss Oshorne.

Itis kind of you to return.

With your son wrongly
imprisoned, Mrs Beecham...

It must be awful for you.

Well, I hope they realise their
mistake and release him soon.

I'hope so too.

And I will do whatever it takes
on my part to make that happen.

Thank you.

I will visit the nursery,
Violet,

in the hope of bringing some
small comfort to little August.

I shall follow you down
to breakfast.

How is baby August coping
without his father?

Fine, I think.

I imagine having Chandrika here
must be comforting for him.

Oh, she left yesterday.

Why did she leave?

I'm not certain.

Perhaps John asked her to.

[Contemplative music]

And what news
of Captain Parker?

I'am not embarrassed
to tell you that Samuel and I

have recently developed
quite a strong friendship.

I know you and I have had...
misunderstandings before.

But I trust now they are
firmly in the past.

Of course.

I'hope you will allow yourself
to be happy for me.

I have been sworn to secrecy,
50 you must not tell a soul.

But I shall burst
if I do not tell another.

Samuel has spoken of me
joining him in London,

where he is promised a fortune.

A fortune? From where?

Well, I did not dare ask.

A lady doesn't pry
into such delicate matters.

[Daniel] Maya.

Maya.

How is Miss Chanchal
this morning?

What is it? Is she all right?

I do not know, sahib.

What do you mean?

- She left last night.
- She left?

Who has left?
Who are you talking about?

- Chanchal, Mother.
- In her state?

Where has she gone?

Baadal.
You were there last night.

Why was Barton with her?

Baadal, tell me where she is.

What has happened, Mrs Beecham?

It appears Channing has fled.

Did you speak ill of her,
Daniel?

A woman carrying a child
is not herself.

What have you done now?

What's to be done
and who will tend to August?

She is safe and recuperating.

What do you mean, recuperating?
Is the baby in trouble?

Chanchal has been veryiill,
Mother.

There may be complications
with the child.

[Henrietta] Mm.

I'm truly sorry for you all.

I shall visit the chapel
and say a prayer.

In many ways,
it may be a blessing.

Excuse me?

Well, now Daniel, perhaps,
is released

from what would have been
a mighty burden.

Let this be a lesson to you,
Daniel Beecham.

Not to tread so lightly
on the lives of poor women.

- Good morning, everyone.
- Oh, there you are, Samuel.

I'hope you have
some good news for us.

Pleasure to see you,
Miss Oshorne.

It's a relief to see
you are returned.

What news of John?

Unfortunately,
no-one is allowed to visit him.

But General Castillon
assures me he is well.

Oh, thank the Lord.
Is he coming home?

I'm not certain but I feel
my influence with the General

will soon pay dividends.

How well do you know
the General, Samuel?

The way he singled you out
for a beating.

Perhaps you have less influence
than you think.

These are trying times, Daniel.

I'am doing my utmost.

We need John
back in this house.

Violet, my dear,

shall we take a tun
in the carriage

before the heat
becomes unbearable?

That would be lovely.

I have no appetite.
Please excuse me.

Mrs Beecham.

How long have Miss Woodhouse
and Samuel had an association?

Oh, it's all been
rather sudden, really.

Miss Woodhouse
is desperately fearful

of a life of spinsterhood.

When she realised that
John's feelings towards you

are unshakeable, she tuned her
attentions to Captain Parker.

She informed me
that he has invited her

to return with him to England.

As John's partner here,
that seems rather odd.

Violet has not
mentioned this to me.

Life here makes less sense
with every passing day.

# Praise God
from whom all blessings flow #

# Praise Him,
all creatures here below #

# Praise Him above #

# Ye heavenly host #

# Praise Father, Son
and Holy Ghost #

[Henrietta hums gently]

[Henrietta continues humming]

# Praise God
from whom all blessings flow #

# Praise Him,
all creatures here below #

# Praise Him above #

# Ye heavenly host #

# Praise Father, Son
and Holy Ghost #

[Suspenseful music]

What is it?

Debts.

And notes on John's past
with the East India Company.

[Baadal laughs
and speaks a local language]

- [Boy chatters]
- [Goat bleats]

[Chickens clucking]

[Goat bleats]

[Baadal's mother] See?

Only mother's love and food
can do such magic.

[Chanchal]
I'am very grateful to you both.

But I must get back
to my duties.

Oh. You must fully recover,
Chanchal-bai.

Sahib has not been released

but August is being
well cared for.

I'm happy to hear that.

But I miss him.

Do not worry, son.
You have done the right thing.

We will continue to pray and do
whatever we can for the baby.

There's still hope.

You must tell the father.

I'm sure he will be very happy.

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[Goat bleats]

Make sure the plate is clean.

Pour some oil.

'By. Where is Chanchal?

Pour.

- She is my responsibility.
- She's not.

Challo.

Sahib has put me
in charge of his son,

and therefore his ayahs too.

You must tell me where she is
so I can bring her back.

She must get well,
then she can decide

if she wishes to return.
It's not your decision.

And you cannot
make her care for you

by holding her prisoner.

I demand you tell me
where you are hiding her.

You do not give me orders!

In this house...

I'am in charge.

Challo!

[Tense music]

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[Birdsong]

Miss Oshorne.

I thought you were now
calling Meerut home.

General, I had to return
to Delhi after I was told

that a friend of mine
is in need of assistance.

You are deluded if you believe
Lieutenant Beecham

- is your friend.
- He left the Company.

Why insist on making him
pay for their crimes?

I'have proof he is an agent
of the Company.

You couldn't be further
from the truth.

John is innocent.

You and I have a friendship,
General. Trust me.

Oh.

You speak of friendship,
Miss Oshorne,

but you have betrayed me.

Perhaps I should arrest you
also for being an accomplice.

Me?
Perhaps I should arrest you
also for being an accomplice.

Me?

Please do not act
the innocent!

Beecham has an accomplice
in the palace.

If you know who it is,
you must tell me at once.

Itis John that has been
betrayed by your accomplice.

- Whom do you refer to?
- Captain Parker.
Itis John that has been
betrayed by your accomplice.

- Whom do you refer to?
- Captain Parker.

[He scoffs] Do you think
I would waste my breath

on someone as lowly
as Captain Parker?

He is lying to you.

Captain Parker is desperate
and in crippling debt.

If the truth is revealed
to the Emperor

that you have been deceived,
you will look very foolish.

Miss Oshorne, there are
larger forces at play here

than you and I.

If you continue,
you may feel the rage

of others less fond of you
than myself.

[Tense music]

[Rat squeaking]

[Squeaking]

[Dramatic music]

[Daniel]
{ must warn you about Samuel.

I do not know how or why

but he is somehow involved
in your arrest.

Mother. Did you know
we were acquainted?

I did indeed. Captain Parker
called on me in London

- last year.
- London?

Yes. And he insisted on
delivering us safely to you.

I received a dishonourable
discharge from the Company.

They've spread rumours.
They've sullied my name.

Gopal, I trust you
more than any man

to deliver it safely back.

John, maybe we should
reconvene.

[SamuellDo you think my gift
will satisfy the Empress?

[John] No.
But I have one that will.

- What is it?
- A gold automaton.

Where, in the name of God,
did you find it?

[Daniel] Steady on, Captain.

If I didn't know better,
I'd think

- you were afraid of something.
- Relieved.

[Samuel]This is
an incredible opportunity.

You will make a huge profit
and know you did all you could

to help the Emperor
defend his kingdom.

Everything you say is true.

You have no choice.

[Dramatic music]

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