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Zirce stopped.

She's saying I attacked.

And she did this.

Aah!

She didn't do anything.

She's telling fans I want a mother!

He's teaching my son to hate me.

I always loved you.

All the time we were apart.

Your face was right before my eyes.

Your light has led!

Phew!

He left me like this.

So I want him found and I want him punished.

I want him to be a mother!

I want him to be a mother!

I want him to be a mother!

I want him to be a mother!

I want him to be a mother!

I want him to be a mother!

I want him to be a mother!

I want him to be a mother!

I want him to be a mother!

I want him to be a mother!

I want him to be a mother!

I want him to be a mother!

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I want him to be a mother!

I want him to be a mother!

I want him to be a mother!

I want him to be a mother!

I want him to be a mother!

I want him to be a mother!

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I want him to be a mother!

I want him to be a mother!

I want him to be a mother!

I want him to be a mother!

I want him to be a mother!

day ..

..

..

I 1982

I

..

I do

...

Oh my god ..

I want him to be a mother!

Oh, thank you.

Adam and so is here.

Yes.

And Mrs. Rayworth?

When is the baby due?

I don't know.

So here's what I propose.

Tomorrow morning, at first light,

you will take Adam down to Delhi.

I'll arrange a car to collect you from the plague post.

And you will stay at my rooms on Connell's circle.

Boopee, you will accompany Mr. Rayworth.

And you will look after him as you would myself.

As you wish to hear.

Why is it that every time you make me an offer,

I can't refuse.

I feel sick to my stomach.

Good day, Mr. Wheeler.

Now you listen to me.

If you care a john about that woman, you better tell her.

That man Hawthorne will be savage in the defense

of his good name.

And once he's done destroying her,

Adam will be next.

I can promise you.

The minute Adam

goes into custody, his life will be over.

There'll be nothing you or I can do to say.

Wait!

Sir, forgive me for crashing in.

I told you, honey, for a new coat.

I wonder if we might walk him over.

We just need to ask him a few questions.

Happy to.

Thank you, sir.

Will you help him now?

Ah.

Ah.

Did they find him yet?

Have they found who, dear?

The boy!

The boy!

He's the one who did this to me, not the woman.

They find him.

And people will see this as an attack on a government official.

Well, I'm sure everyone's doing all they can.

It's not enough.

Oh, what'd you say, Kaiser?

It's all big in the army.

Well, it's still a bad idea.

I think I was sick at a move on, man.

Good one.

It's a lapidon.

That's it.

Nice and thick.

Ah.

Ah.

Ah.

Yes, right.

Ah.

May I ask?

What do you put in the skin medicine?

I'll just drop a vinegar that's all.

Maybe it's more the glug.

Well, it was good enough for our lord on the cross.

I know.

May bring his lordship near the light.

Oh.

Will you look at the state of my lawn?

You like, Delly?

We'll miss you.

Bag's all packed for tomorrow.

Yes, so he...

Don't do that.

Willina auntie come and visit?

She'll certainly give it a try.

Where is she?

She's quite safe.

Where are you firmly now?

Hazah!

Get off my ship.

Hazah!

And this old thing...

Long to my father.

Your grandfather.

Here.

What's his head very big?

Yes.

Yes, it was.

Drink a bit too much.

Made it a bit sore.

Nice sister and I used to run and hide.

Still, I wanted to take this as a keepsake.

Oh, of course.

Who is this?

Don't you guess?

It's my mother.

She always was a giggler.

Can you guess who that is?

You say he'd...

Yes, me say he'd.

No, I've forgotten we had this.

Who taught it?

And where's the rest of the picture?

That's the mystery.

Hmm.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

How do I look?

Like a crazy woman.

Tell me something.

What?

What did you ever see in him?

My husband.

You know, I think he was the first man to ever pay me a compliment.

No.

Not even that.

I had no one growing up.

No one would agree to Anton and absent brother.

Nobody would have told me anything.

Nobody ever told me it was all right to say no.

Give me out of here.

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.

Where have you been going out of our minds?

No, I... I wear a wind out. I can't sleep.

There was dog barking, didn't you?

Yes. I heard it.

Oh, God. Yes, me too.

J.C. Monkey's Halfway at the mountain news, or story.

I've got a state of you.

What happened?

It's just the trauma.

Happens all the time.

Don't make it for us.

Mommy's perfectly fine.

Outside. Boopy?

Lead on.

I'm so full of me.

What?

Good for you.

Where is everyone?

Everyone well?

A life?

Here.

Mom wanted to send out a search party.

I said, don't bother.

Listen to me.

Kaira is at rest.

I don't know.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

Kaira is at rest.

I don't know.

The man who shot her is dead.

How do you know?

He was killed by an army rifle in Karachi.

Afrin, where have you been?

We've been so anxious.

I was at the bazaar helping.

Great help, I'm sure.

Are you all right?

Look at his eyes, Dad.

He's half asleep.

Thank you.

You know, the past two years

were very testing for your mother.

She had nothing to fear.

Yes, I know, but

she was convinced that you would never return.

Or if you did,

you would be as I was after the war.

Somehow, broken.

Some stranger, not yourself.

But I'm quite well.

No, no, not well.

The heart is gone.

Well, not quite gone, surrendered, given up.

Did I give you too much freedom?

Bobby, how did I not show you

that happiness can be simple?

Easily one.

Nobody has to be hurt.

Who is hurt here?

I'm not hurt.

No, Afrin, too much.

Not just another man's wife, but what?

No, that's all.

No, please be honest.

You mean because she is English?

Afrin, we are Parsey,

friendly to East and West.

But still, we have our own traditions.

It's tradition.

No, no, it is more than that.

Say it, Bobby.

Well, it's not the thing to do.

That's all.

How can you of all people say that?

When it was you, my father, who raised me to believe

these British are our best hope.

Look, I'm not...

One shelf.

Do you remember?

One shelf of a British library is worth all that we can think or do.

And so it is.

We may not wish it, but I stand by.

You said they were our best friends in the world.

So they are?

So why may I not love my friend?

You're twisting my words.

Forgive me, father, but whatever you say in your own heart,

you know that is a lie.

We are not these people's friends.

In the end, we are what?

We are the subjects.

They're subjects.

And never the twain shall meet.

Can this be my boy?

Can my own boy speak with so much spite?

Forgive me, father.

But I will not give her up.

Not for you.

And not for anything in the world.

I'm sorry.

We lost.

We owe you.

We owe you a money.

On the fine side,

ha ha ha.

We owe you a money.

We have to get to Delhi.

We're on slides.

We are getting reports of a massive earthquake in the city of Kweta.

I felt it. A trim out, did you? Yes.

It must have been around three o'clock. Yeah, we are.

500 miles from Gauda.

There are 80,000 people stuck in the mountains.

We've got to help them.

Excuse me.

Roads are all blocked.

So what's to be done?

The boys to be protected. Let's get them somewhere safe.

There we are.

Mommy won't know you, Yoshi.

Morning, Muddle.

Yes, morning it is.

Only just.

I thought you'd be at work.

Look, Sandy.

How'd you think?

Sumitra.

Could you take Percy away, please?

Come, baby.

Thank you.

Come on, Master.

Dad, I'm so hungry.

Would you be, please?

How could you?

Lad felt like a change.

At me.

Not him.

What advice?

Take a bath.

It's no rather like my breakfast.

What do you mean awfully going upstairs for a minute?

What do you mind awfully going upstairs for a minute?

In you go, in you go.

There we are.

Lie down.

No first down.

Don't move.

Don't move!

Don't move!

I was closed.

I was closed!

I was closed!

Just tell me why you're trying to make it do this.

The truth is, you do it yourself.

No.

No.

No.

No.

No.

No.

No.

I'm not having that you, other one who took our only child.

You ran off of them out here.

This place to be is.

Matching people.

We were perfectly happy.

You ruined it.

No.

You were happy.

I was drowning.

No, I'm not.

You can do whatever the hell you like.

No.

Wait!

This door remains shut.

No one in.

No one out.

Hand.

I'm going to go.

I'm going to go.

I'm going to go.

I'm going to go.

This is the last.

What are you doing here?

Oh, you think this sort of work beneath me?

Not at all.

It's fine.

It's terrible work.

There would be no need for charity if the state took right and proper care of the downtrodden.

I think someone has been needing Mr. McLeod's precious pamphlets.

Don't be ridiculous.

I have a mind of my own.

That is painfully evident.

Of course.

We are all too vulgar for a gentleman of yours standing.

Not at all.

Far from it.

See?

I can jolly well muck in with the best of them.

Yes.

Mind your shoes?

So you're just staying doors.

Just for a couple of days.

So we know what we're doing.

We came as quick as we could.

Yes, we're off.

Call the head.

Let's get him inside out of sight.

What are you going to do with him?

I don't know.

Adam.

You'll be good.

Come on.

Come on.

Linam Masikaha.

Ojulme.

She will not come here again.

They say she burned the British man.

And now because of this.

Because of you.

She will go to prison for many years to come.

I'm going to go to prison for you.

I'm going to go to prison for you.

I'll go to prison.

I'll go to prison for you.

I'll go to prison for you.

Al?

No one's allowed up, does he?

No matter.

Sahib.

What?

Mr Charlie said.

I don't care what he said.

Hello brother.

Sorry, I've got it.

Hello sir.

Round three.

I hope you don't mind my ringing you at home.

No, quite all right.

Look sir, the fact is we had a visit.

Oh yes?

Who was there?

You know I'd be more comfortable talking it over at person.

If you have five minutes to spare.

Thank you for learning us now.

Thank you sir.

But why not just tell him the truth?

It was an accident.

Adam didn't know what he was doing in the judge will see that.

I pled guilty.

There is nothing to be said.

The boy cannot be harmed.

What about you?

You'll go to prison for ten years.

You think I don't know that?

The truth of the matter is I knew what that man wanted.

I knew and I was willing to let it happen.

Just once I thought, this one time, let my so-called prettier face do me good.

And then I can go to London, live in a fine house with a daughter and all of the children just to see problems.

This is not you.

I'm sorry to disappoint.

You want than anyone?

No, I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry to disappoint.

You want than anyone?

You silly man.

My purpose, Johnny, chop the hook.

Lena.

Look off, Dad.

One day when we are gone, he will be all that has left of us.

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What are you doing today?

You get that ordered in.

You do?

Questions or question?

I'm having some time.

Thank you.

The accused accepts sold blame for the attack, at all.

Her lawyer? Has he seen this?

No. Miss Prasad has dismissed the lawyer.

She intends to plead guilty.

And then...

And then I received a visit.

From the house boy?

Yes. And he...

Well, he tells a very different story.

So I thought it was best to telephone you straight away.

Thank you, roundry.

And the boy, as he made a formal statement about his part in all this?

Not yet. No.

You know, it's not our place to intervene.

You should act entirely as you see fit.

Who do you say so, sir?

Um...

May we look in on him before we go?

Only Madeline has grown very fond of a little better.

Yes, I'm afraid I have.

Stop. Stop that.

All right.

Now, why don't you tell me clearly what you think happened?

Someone hit Lena on D.

He hit her and he was just being her dress.

Yes. And then?

I hit him back.

With the hurricane lamp?

Yes, I...

Don't do it.

Don't call me mad.

And then the lamp, it broke and the man went on fire and I pushed him.

You hurt your hands?

Yes, sir.

Father.

All right.

Now, did Lena ask you to strike the man?

No.

Are you quite sure? Perhaps you can't remember.

I cannot bear it.

Bear what?

Always, they're hitting her and beating her and fighting with her.

Lena, who was hurting Lena?

Not Lena.

I'm mad.

Mommy.

We've had wire from the first Queen's Regiment up in Quetta.

The earth split into corpses lying in the hot sun.

Civil lines, railway, not a brig left standing in the entire city.

Imagine. What if it happened right here to us?

Only a few survivors. A hill town erased in one night.

There must be something more we can do to help them, surely.

Alice.

Alice?

Excuse me.

What are you doing here?

Oh, well, I don't know. Darling, I suppose you could see I felt like it.

Did you bring your textbook? We're making donations.

Stop. Stop.

I'll let you out.

I did.

She was to be left in her room.

I gave a strict instructions to that effect.

What are you drafting an official letter?

She's a woman, not a deposit.

Alice, it's unwell.

Doctor and a bang manager. We're lucky to have you.

My wife.

My house.

Well, for the dying being at any rate.

You do look cold.

Insatiable!

Just...

Come on, darling. Let's get you home.

Come on.

No, no, no, no.

Mrs. Coffin, may I see? You don't look a day older.

Look, MacLeod, I don't know which part of my last letter was unclear,

but your membership here has been revoked.

Yes.

For the entire span of your colourful life, so may I kindly suggest that you

bugger off back to your countless wives in unspeakable hygiene before I go to the police.

But I'm no here as a member of a club. I'm here for you.

I find that very, very hard to imagine.

And donating for the earthquake famine.

Those poor suffering folk were all bound to do what we can't make.

Well, personally speaking, I'd rather the earth swallow me whole to getting you a tourfer.

But you're swallowing it whole, even as we speak, Mrs. Coffin.

That tea in your hand...

Did nobody tell you? It's from my home crop.

Cheers.

That one's on the house.

You're welcome.

Kaiser!

I need you!

Retro!

Good news.

No such thing.

Tell him.

The accuser see in the air of her ways.

There'll be no defence.

She pleads guilty.

And the trial will be moved far away to the district court and luck now and now will be the end of it.

Have they found the boy yet?

They have.

Ah, progress.

Well, let's jolly well get him in front of a judge.

Yes. Why not indeed?

The woman and I were in the room, perfectly civil.

In comes the boy who launches a vicious, unprovoked attack.

Those are my terms.

Your terms?

No, no, no, it's...

Perfectly sensible.

There you are.

But as luck would have it, the boy's made a statement of his own.

Which is what?

You sure you're up to this?

Just get on with it.

According to him, that you attacked the woman.

I did not.

No, quite right.

Not attacked.

You were forcing yourself against her.

Up against?

Quite right.

Yes, up against her.

So I've spoken with the district superintendent and kindly asked him if he would hold fire for an hour or two because, erm, well, in the end, it's entirely up to you.

Seems to me what we have here is a choice.

We prosecute the woman alone.

No perceptible stain on your honour.

Or we prosecute the woman and the child together and there is this snag of the statement.

Is the child currently being made to retract?

No.

No.

But...

It occurred to me if you would have changed your statement.

Say there was no child in the room.

The boy's own account. No longer pertain.

And you could be on your way home before the day is out.

We could all put this whole business behind us.

What would you say to that, sir?

What about justice?

Where's the justice?

You're on Miss Prasada plead guilty to something she didn't do.

Me to lie here in hell.

In hell and the boy walks free to carry on maiming whoever.

I mean, I'm just thinking about the next poor bugger.

No, I'm not standing for it. No, he has to pay. Surely you can see that.

I'm thinking of your good name and nothing else.

Reflect on it.

And as I said before, it's entirely up to you in the end.

Mr. Khan!

Are you judging the roses today?

Not at all.

The truth is I have little sense of smell.

Did you not try blowing your nose, Miss Akan?

No, very good, yes.

Here we go. Give it a good blast.

Yes, I did try that many times, but without success.

It's clean, I promise.

The fact is I've been founded all doctors, but I always hope you see something will enter in.

Yes.

And are you here for work?

Well, in part, the vice-roy will be making an announcement of some kind.

What a scoop.

You can see the earthquake in Puerto Ricam, a poor second to the spoken word of his excellency.

Not at all.

And with the king's jubilee almost upon us?

You must be planning something very special for that occasion, Mr. Khan.

There will be one or two photographic collectibles.

Here he comes now.

Beauty calls.

I should, yes.

Mr. Khan, when will you rise to the occasion?

Thank you.

Here he comes.

Here he comes.

Here he comes.

O'rigamortis.

What an honor.

Sweetie.

Oh, this thing.

Al's got herself a young man.

Apart from the husband, Agi.

Wheelan!

Your excellency.

Gone off your go before he starts to stiffen up.

You knew.

Yes, your body did.

What? About Alice's man? Yeah.

Who is he?

Well, he's, he's, uh, he's down there.

Ronnie.

Oh, Jesus, wet.

No.

Oh.

A shade to the right.

Lieutenant Roberts.

First name, or Roger.

Oh, he's got plenty to go around.

Legend as it is better equipped than Kaiser's kitchen.

I mean, I should have told you, Lava.

I'm sorry.

It's just that I didn't want to upset you.

That's all.

Anyway.

I say, jolly good for her.

Oh, yes.

Oh, yes.

Good for her, all right.

Oh, Fika.

Your daddy will be very proud.

Oh, lovely.

Ergus morning, and an earthquake shattered the piece of our nation.

All we can say for certain at this point is that countless lives are lost.

But thanks to the diligence of our Indian army, no effort will be spared.

But we must all play our part.

Yes, even here in our summer capital.

In our summer capital.

Wakey, wakey.

Offer the hand of friendship.

Thank you.

Son, bloody noise.

It's time for your skid medicine.

No Kaiser.

Oh, he's too busy.

So...

I decided yet...

what to do.

No.

It's a heavy burden I carry.

Oh, is that...

Well, you wanted to help that young woman, you see.

You have a harm in that.

Better your lordship.

Yes.

Thank you.

Perhaps under the circumstances you might call me Edward.

I've been thinking...

the mendacity of that child.

The necessity for justice.

The guilty shall go punished.

Not this time, Edward.

Oh.

Why is that?

It's time you went home.

Where you will give Mr. Whelan a glowing report.

I won't make sure you think I'm going to do that.

You were seen.

By boy.

By me.

Turmites.

That's trouble.

Boring holes in the wood.

We'll be eating alive.

But they do afford me.

A very, very good look at my guests.

No stop. Stop there.

The truth is, Edward.

You may fool other people.

You may even fool yourself.

But I see you.

I see that greedy little mouth of yours, Edward.

And how did it go?

How did it go that greedy little mouth?

It goes...

...gopple, gopple.

It goes gopple, gopple, gopple.

Gopple, gopple, gopple.

Tell where all...

Gopple up.

But I think you've goppled up just about as much as you can chew here now, Edward.

Don't you?

When you make that mischief dance,

in your mind,

in your meaning,

when it ended in a view.

I told the police there was no boy.

You're the woman who's doing it.

Very good, sir.

You're the one who starts in the skies.

Did you even...

...wasn't much too sweet to miss?

Let me know how you get on back in London.

The progress will depend on how well you managed to steer the princess round of this bill.

I'll play my part.

I do a bit more than under fire, will you?

Right on.

Did you?

Oh, did it go so good?

Well, I'm going to go to the

town.

Thank you.

After you, sir.

You'll be pleased to get home, I imagine.

Still?

It was an eventful trip.

Your poor wife should be in for the most dreadful shock.

And your daughter, Anna, is it?

Still start for a governess?

Assuming she ever need.

Fear not, Wheeler.

You can count on my full support.

Thank you, sir.

Perhaps it's true what people say.

Perhaps a touch more class would have got a miss in the end.

What do you say to that?

Stay out of the sun, old man.

**

**

Mom, it's not on the house.

I know thatANCAS falls.

I know it's your fault.

What?

Damn it?

Please tell me, get back here.

A Local,

I'm afraid of him keeping your father up with my Bengali.

Not at all.

It's always a pleasure to hear Guru Dev recited as he should be.

Please, if you will excuse me, I'll take my leaf until next time, sir.

Good evening.

What?

I heard you were dead.

Shot dead in Karachi.

Not dead. Not quite my friend.

Not until our time has come.

Time for what?

Time to light the fuse.

And then all the lords and ladies meet and greet to dose the king.

We are going to blow them all to kingdom come.

Are you ready?

Funny.

It's been eating away at me where I'd seen the other bit of that picture.

Yeah.

What is my mother doing with that man?

With Reggie.

What does it mean?

Oh, love.

Did she never think?

He's.

Yes.

Yeah.

He's your daddy.

All these years, not one word.

Well, what could we do with that?

My mother.

How could she?

Reggie wasn't a bad man.

Despite what you might have heard.

But he...

Well, he did have a certain way about him.

Very persuasive.

He was when he went after something.

And he went after her.

Your mummy.

I mean, he didn't mean any of it.

I'm so pretty sure of that.

It was just, it was fine sport for him.

But she...

The way I'm afraid she...

Made herself quite hung well over him.

We all did.

In a lot of different ways.

But those two, oh my God.

They were past caring, you see.

Which is I could do to keep things decent.

Shut up!

Shut up!

Shut up!

I deserve that.

But I've been living with this for so long.

I'm just glad it's out.

Don't get up!

Just give it time, Ralph.

It's bound to take care of you.

I'm just glad it's out.

Don't get up!

Just give it time, Ralph.

It's bound to take a few days.

But I want to tell you something.

He would have been so proud to see what you are.

You are very difficult of a man.

You...

You are a pro-togent of me.

Never meant the world to him.

Ralphie.

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