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00:00You
00:03My name is Lucy. I have the mind of a seven-year-old
00:07My fiance thought I was a total moron yet little did anyone know I'd get cured later and
00:14End up marrying the man above him
00:23Look I made a new handkerchief
00:28Shh
00:29Get lost I've got an important guest coming hide your stupid face and don't show it around
00:45Your grace
00:52Right this way I owe this appointment as sheriff of Yorkshire entirely to your generous referral your grace
01:03I'm just passing through to collect my bride and you've got a limetime fiancee too, right?
01:08Might as well take her with you to the north after you tie the knot
01:11My fiancee is a total moron
01:13She can even get lost in her own garden so Charles sees me as dead weight
01:19Well, then I'll go north early and wait for him there
01:24When he arrives in Yorkshire and finds that I can find my own way he'll think I'm such a clever
01:29lady
01:41What's wrong miss you're the most beautiful bride today? Please don't cry. Thank you
01:46But I don't want to be a bride. It's Lord Grey. He just got promoted and he needs a wife
01:52His childhood fiancee chickened out
01:57And my family's forcing me to take her place so they can suck up to him
02:02Lord Grey with the new post
02:04Does she mean Charles?
02:07Childhood fiancee?
02:10That's me
02:10When I was seven, I took that bowl of poison meant for Charles
02:15The poison wrecked her brain. This poor thing's mind is stuck at seven forever
02:24This is all my fault my wicked stepmom poisoned my meds
02:29Don't worry Lucy
02:33When we grow up, I'll marry you
02:36I swear I'll look after you and be good to you forever
02:42Charles wasn't lying. He really does want to marry me
02:45Miss you've got it all wrong. I didn't run off. I just wanted to wait for him in Yorkshire
02:49Sorry, I almost made you marry a man. You don't even want
02:52Oh, thank god. You're the real fiancee
02:56Then shall we swap our clothes back? Of course
03:02Good heavens such a lavish display whose wedding is this?
03:07That's duke grey just named southern governor by the regent
03:10Dude's got serious clout
03:15He's got the biggest ancestral manor in the south
03:19Crazy rich and now he's jarring some earl's daughter perfect match
03:26Perfect match
03:46Charles when did he get so big and buff boys his age just sprout like weeds I guess
03:55Oh
04:02Your grace
04:03My lord
04:05Miss Lucy's gone missing can't you see i'm busy don't bother me with that moron's problems
04:15Your grace congratulations this voice seems like charles
04:25My lady it is not advisable to receive guests at this time
04:29That's the duchess in there right what a perfect match god bless you both with a blissful marriage
04:35Appreciate the blessing
04:47I just want to see the new duchess
04:49Duke grey's the richest lord around and he's already got serious pull in parliament the new duchess must be drop
04:55-dead gorgeous and classy
05:04You all had a long trip please go enjoy some champagne and grilled food now
05:16Starving right have this for now
05:19My lord this isn't proper and goes against etiquette
05:23Compared to etiquette i'd rather my wife not pass out from hunger
05:26Guess marriage does change a man charles is actually being sweet
05:30From today you're the lady of the house you can do whatever you want
05:37We were betrothed when i was seven i haven't seen her since she's my wife now
05:57Your grace big trouble disaster struck a massive plague has broken out across the city panic
06:03Sweat through every corner of town get the horses ready and inform my private guard now grab all backup drugs
06:10and supplies
06:16Sorry my dear no worries if you don't go countless more lives will be lost go help them i'm very
06:21good at waiting never
06:22expected a pampered earl's daughter could be this understanding
06:27Okay mary look after the lady
06:31I've been dreaming of being with charles since nine years ago waiting a bit more no big deal
06:40Where's lucy skipping breakfast again fine tell her if she doesn't want to eat totally fine nobody leaves her a
06:45damn crumb
06:47My lord i'm sorry miss lucy she vanished we've searched every corner of this place
06:53What
06:57Where the hell could she go a moron who can't tell even left from right always a headache my lord
07:03shall we check the town
07:05Check forget it without my family's roof over her head she won't last three days
07:11Let her starve a couple of days after she tastes how cold and hungry it is out there she'll come
07:16crawling back
07:19So much food this is how the duke's household does things
07:24There's no way i can finish this by myself come on everyone sit down and join me they all said
07:29she'd be stuck up and aloof
07:31But she's totally down to earth
07:44Where's the duke not having breakfast with us my lady his grace is currently in isolation
07:51Two weeks locked behind this door my lord feels like prison
07:58My lord you up there
08:03Jane told me you're stuck up there
08:10Too high for me to climb but i can send bubbles up to you then you won't be so bored
08:19Thanks anything you want a new dress from paris some jewelry
08:24I don't want those
08:26Oh no charles doesn't like me swinging higher i want to touch the leaves
08:41You ill-mannered idiot
08:45Those are members of parliament do you have to scream like a circus monkey so the whole world knows i'm
08:51stuck with a moron fiance
08:55Go get me an axe i'm tearing this thing apart and burning it for firewood
08:59No don't burn it charles please
09:03I won't ever scream again i'll be a quiet and proper lady just leave me the swing
09:18Lock her in her room no leaving without my say-so
09:24No my lord i was just talking crazy ladies don't play on swings
09:30A real lady does what she wants
09:32Once this quarantine's done i'll get the toughest rope and build you the highest swing there is
09:39Did he just say he'd build me a swing
09:43My lord we found this old box from behind the bookshelf shall we take it to yorkshire
09:48It's just old crap toss it in the fire
09:50Wait
10:04Little bunny
10:09it's just a rabbit so it died stop falling where's your pride as a gentleman
10:19they said that your rabbit went to heaven
10:25this is for you it'll always be with you
10:33you can cry if you want it's okay to be sad
10:42i really did love lucy once but when did i start seeing her as a burden
10:47maybe after you set your sights on yorkshire those high-blorn girls speak french play piano
10:51and work a room they do a lot more for your career but nobody treats me like lucy does
10:56only with her i don't have to act like the perfect gentleman
11:02send more men to find her i won't have her out there suffering once found bring her to yorkshire
11:08she's so gullible those cold-hearted bastards will only treat her worse than i ever did
11:18quarantine's over came to check on her
11:30if we could put a big rope swing on the biggest oak tree in the yard that'd be amazing
11:35i could swing super high
11:52your grace leave it to the gardeners you've been running the quarantine zone non-stop for two weeks
11:58without sleep you don't have to i gave her my word so i'm doing it myself
12:04the swing goes way up i need to make sure the knots hold and the seat steady
12:12my lady look his grace came back last night and built this for you himself
12:34miss would you like to try it yes
12:47been ages since this place heard a laugh like that
12:51listening to her i almost forget how exhausted i am
12:54my lord the new yorkshire staff mr charles fray is still waiting in the drawing room
12:57let's go
13:00your grace heading to yorkshire to take up my post
13:03thought i'd stop by to pay my respects enjoying married life so far
13:08truth is our marriage was arranged so long ago i barely remembered her face
13:11but she's got the purest heart i've ever known
13:14being with her always gives me a sense of peace
13:16while riding into town everyone's singing praises about the new duchess generosity
13:20you're a lucky man
13:24since you're here stay for tea
13:26come on i'll introduce you to my wife
13:32that's my wife sweet and innocent and like a kid sometimes
13:40love sweet laughs just like her
13:46how can anyone resemble lucy so much
13:51mr fray charles
14:01what's wrong charles you look pale
14:05i'm an idiot
14:07this is edmund's wife
14:09and lucy doesn't laugh like that anymore
14:12no please don't
14:19sorry i won't laugh again
14:21never
14:24my apologies your grace
14:26i was a bit out of line just now
14:30it's fine
14:31come on let's go eat first
14:35you're heading to yorkshire
14:37letters will take a month each way
14:40no telling when we'll share a drink like this again
14:49my lord look i made a little bunny
14:52like it
14:53pretty yeah but not as pretty as you
14:57charles meet my wife
14:58the duchess of grey
15:03lucy
15:09it was just a dream
15:10had too much to drink
15:12no way lucy would end up as a duchess
15:14i gotta go
15:16now
15:17it's too late
15:18and it's pouring rain outside
15:19you'd better rest in the guest room and
15:21leave tomorrow
15:22i can't wait to meet your grace
15:24please forgive my rudeness
15:25i must take my leave
15:27i must find lucy
15:36darling
15:42awake now
15:49i see
15:53it's my fault
15:54i got it all wrong
15:56you didn't
15:57don't worry
15:57i'll bring charles back
16:02your grace
16:03charles always said he looks up to you
16:05and i went and wrecked your wedding
16:10you mixed things up
16:11because you saw that lady crying
16:13and wanted to help her
16:13didn't you
16:15so
16:16you actually did me
16:17and that young lady
16:18a huge favour
16:19i didn't want this arranged marriage anyway
16:21and she was dreading it too
16:23you just freed us
16:25really?
16:26but
16:27but your marriage is a big deal
16:28if you really want to make me feel better
16:32then take this
16:39you must be hungry, right?
16:41come in
16:44these are all my favourites
16:53lucy
16:54listen
16:54yeah it's a mix-up
16:56but we can fix it
16:58first
16:59for your honour
17:01don't ever tell anyone
17:02about this mix-up
17:04second
17:04once you're gone
17:05i'll put out a notice
17:06saying the duchess fell into the lake
17:07then nobody knows you were here
17:09and your reputation stays clean
17:12third
17:12the most important thing
17:14i'll write to charles
17:15tell him you wandered off
17:16my men found you
17:17and you're safe
17:18then he'll come fetch you home
17:26send it by private courier tonight
17:28fast horse
17:29hand it to charles fray himself
17:32yes my lord
17:34problem is
17:35the whole city's locked down
17:36even with the fastest horse
17:37by the time he gets the letter
17:38and sorts out a pass to come get you
17:40it'll be at least a month
17:41until he shows up
17:43lucy
17:45do you have any relatives
17:46you can go to
17:51oh and
17:53i'll give back
17:54all these dresses
17:56and jewels
17:57before i go
17:59my mother taught me
18:00not to take what isn't mine
18:04keep them
18:07tell the best tailor in town
18:08to come tomorrow
18:08with the newest french silks
18:09make lucy some proper clothes
18:11plus wool cloaks and boots
18:12for the cold up north
18:13no this is too much
18:14i can't take it
18:15lucy
18:16you got me out of a messy
18:17arranged marriage
18:17think of this as a thank you
18:18the trip north is freezing
18:20you'll need them
18:21just take it
18:24you're really looking after
18:25miss lucy my lord
18:26can't bear to see her leave
18:29just thinking out loud
18:32she's a good girl
18:32but she's not mine
18:36funny
18:37i'm actually jealous
18:38of charles now
18:39that letter to mr fray
18:40hasn't even gone out yet
18:42thanks to the lockdowns
18:43if you really want to keep her
18:45there might be a way
18:52ridiculous
18:56you want me to steal another man's fiance
18:59that's gutless and dishonorable
19:02i'd never commit it
19:09she trusted me when she had no one else
19:12keeping her safe
19:13isn't just basic decency
19:14it's my honor as a noble
19:17go
19:19drop it
19:20and never bring this up again
19:23yes my lord
19:29my lord
19:30a letter from the dowager
19:32she says
19:33she'll be here tomorrow
19:36tomorrow
19:37the dowager's rigid
19:39and quite strict
19:40about etiquette
19:41hope miss lucy can
19:42my lady
19:43this is taspe
19:45even the princesses
19:47love this color
19:48swish around in it
19:49and it gleams like
19:51liquid silver
19:51and this is the finest velvet
19:54newly arrived from italy
19:55nothing could better proclaim
19:56your grace's rank as duchess
19:59i like the blue one
20:01your grace
20:02that is merely an ordinary cotton
20:04and such a somber color
20:06for a lady so young
20:08and of such distinguished stace
20:10i fear it would hardly be suitable
20:13i want that one
20:14her grace shall have whatever pleases her
20:16your task is simply to provide it
20:18of course
20:19pray allow my assistant
20:21to take your grace's measure
20:22i shall cut and finish it myself
20:23with the utmost care
20:24there is no need
20:26i can cut it myself
20:38what sort of young woman
20:40is this earl's daughter
20:41edmund has married
20:44she has beneath this roof
20:46scarcely a few days
20:47yet she has already demanded
20:48that his grace remake
20:49the entire back garden
20:50and though she knew you were coming
20:51all the way from london
20:52she has not so much
20:53as come to the hall
20:54to receive you
20:55i fear she holds
20:56neither your years
20:57nor your place in this family
20:58in the respect they deserve
21:00such want of breeding
21:02such disrespect
21:03towards one's elders
21:04shall not be endured
21:05in the house of grey
21:15madam who are you
21:16your grace
21:17this is his grace's grandmother
21:21grandma mama
21:26spare me your pretty coaxing
21:28such arts may prevail upon soft-hearted edmund
21:31but they shall have no effect upon me
21:36you have been mistress of this house
21:37scarcely a few days
21:38and already your thoughts
21:40run only to gowns
21:41finer and pretty adornments
21:43yes
21:43and i mean to make the prettiest
21:45embroidered handkerchief
21:45and a handsome crochet to match
21:47you
21:48you vain
21:49frivolous girl
21:50if grandmama likes it
21:52lucy can make something for you as well
21:53but yours must wait a little
21:55the instant i have finished his graces
21:56i shall begin yours
22:00this is for edmund
22:02yes
22:02a few days ago
22:04he went into the quarantined area
22:05to distribute relief
22:06and several of his finest shirts and coats
22:08were torn and soided
22:09i thought he ought to have a few new things
22:11to change into
22:11this cotton is stout
22:13and the colour is sober
22:14it should stand hard wear
22:20and what of the back garden
22:22have you any notion
22:23what it costs to hire masons and gardeners
22:25with the country already burdened by disease and hardship
22:28such extravagance might give edmund's enemies
22:30in the lord's grounds to sincere him
22:31oh
22:32does a wooden swing
22:33truly cost so very much
22:38a swing
22:40oh
22:41does a wooden swing
22:43truly cost so very much
22:47a swing
22:49you mean this remaking of the garden
22:52was nothing more than asking him to put up a swing for you
22:58grandmama
22:58do you like riding on a swing
23:00i can push you
23:01i can make it go very high and very fast
23:05if you do not like swings
23:07we could catch butterflies
23:08play croquette
23:09or i could pick the sweetest apples for you
23:13silly child
23:14you must think of yourself first
23:17a young lady ought to present herself beautifully
23:20there is nothing improper in wishing to shine
23:22but his grace's sleeves were torn
23:25enough
23:26tell me
23:27what colour do you like
23:30i'm asking you dear
23:32your favourite colour
23:33a red
23:34a red like a ruby
23:36that's right
23:38whatever you like
23:40you should say it proudly
23:44take her grace's measurements
23:45send someone to the finest tailor
23:47ruby coloured velvet and silk
23:48two dresses
23:49the corset and underskirt
23:51must use the softest french lace
23:52a young lady should be comfortable
23:54in what she wears
23:59madam
24:00do you think this new duchess
24:02is truly different
24:03from the talented earl's daughter
24:04everyone spoke of
24:06she is certainly kind-hearted
24:08though perhaps too simple
24:11what good is a clever little social butterfly
24:16i feared edmund would marry a girl
24:18who only knew how to charm people at balls
24:20and recite shakespeare
24:22but this child
24:23he has such a kind heart
24:25and she truly cares for her husband
24:27i believe this is exactly as it should be
24:33grandmother
24:35i heard you went to speak with lucy this afternoon
24:37what did you discuss
24:38we women have our own little conversations
24:41why are you so curious
24:43i believe you are closer to her now
24:46closer than you are to your own grandson
24:47you spend every day buried in county affairs
24:50and the epidemic
24:51you don't even care about yourself
24:54what you need is someone who truly cares
24:56whether you are cold or hungry
25:01madam
25:01your grace
25:03the duchess has changed into her new dress
25:26what's there to be embarrassed about
25:28she is the duchess you married openly
25:31look at her properly
25:33after all she is not truly my wife
25:36to stare at her like this
25:38it would not be gentle
25:40today is the midsummer night festival in town
25:43it will be lively outside
25:45would you like to see it
25:47no
25:49charles said it's better if i stay inside
25:52if i don't go out
25:54i won't get lost
25:56good girl
25:57come with me
25:58i have everything you want
26:03open your eyes
26:04that is an alley where prostitutes gather
26:05no
26:06she said she had magic medicine
26:07medicine that could make people smarter
26:09i just wanted to become smarter
26:11charles said there is no magic medicine in this world
26:14so i won't go outside anymore
26:17i won't cause trouble for anyone
26:19lucy you don't have to be afraid
26:22if there is somewhere you want to go
26:25i will take you there
26:36take good care of her
26:37like this
26:38hold properly before going out
26:47i apologize i was too forward
26:53this is a robin i usually use to tie my documents
26:56it is very strong
26:58if you are willing
26:59i can tie the other end to your wrist
27:01we won't lose each other in the crowd
27:04and it will still respect the manners between a gentleman and a lady
27:19what's this
27:20french meringue
27:21one please
27:26doesn't even know basic french pastries
27:28and eats like an animal
27:29totally unfit to be the new duchess
27:39how dare a servant talk about the duchess
27:42your grace
27:43i'm sorry please
27:44i've served your family for years
27:46forgive me this one time
27:47go lock her in the cellar
27:48no pay this season
27:50next time it's the workhouse
27:54it's okay
27:54i'm not that bright
27:56charles told me ages ago
27:58i'm used to it
28:05sir
28:06it is midsummer's eve
28:08and the celebrations outside are in full swing
28:11might you not step out and take the air
28:14this little rabbit is for you
28:16it can keep you company always
28:18tomorrow have the finest bridal gown wedding attire
28:21and a complete set of jewels commissioned
28:23the moment lucy returns i shall marry her
28:25sir
28:26i beg you to consider this carefully
28:29of course
28:30with i have considered it
28:32without my protection
28:34how could she possibly survive
28:40where are we
28:41smells like medicine
28:44lucy
28:45we're here for that magic potion to make you smarter
28:49there's actually
28:50a real potion for that
28:52you're lucky my lady
28:54our doctor was the king's own physician
28:57you really should thank duke grey
29:23doesn't matter if you can't fix it
29:26i'm used to it
29:30can't say it's hopeless
29:31not really
29:35is there a chance
29:38this has been neglected for too long
29:41treatment will be rough
29:44and you'll have to endure some suffering
29:50take this medicine twice a day
29:53in two weeks
29:55come in daily for blood lefting to flush the poison
29:59more important than the cure
30:01your
30:02patience
30:04this can't be hurried
30:05stick with it
30:16so i wasn't hopeless
30:21it's just that nobody ever bothered to try
30:27so magic potion is real
30:34why the tears
30:38i don't know
30:40i should be happy
30:41the fireworks are so pretty
30:43the magic potion exists
30:46and the doctor says i can get better
30:49lucy sometimes people cry when they're happy
30:54if you ever cry again
30:56i hope it's only because you're happy
31:04fireworks in the square
31:05shall we
31:34wish i could be as brilliant as those fireworks
31:39lucy in latin
31:40your name means light
31:45light
31:47charles always told me to hide so i wouldn't embarrass him
31:51so i can shine too
31:55you can and you've already lit up others
31:57from now on
31:58your world will be as bright as your name
32:12it's getting late
32:13we should go back
32:32my lord
32:32you seem down
32:35the letter to yorkshire should have reached him by now
32:39when she's gone
32:40this place will lose all its warmth
32:43your grace i'm so sorry
32:45the letter to mr fray
32:46got washed away in a mudfall
32:48and i broke my leg too
32:54you mean the letter never made it
32:57i'm so sorry
32:59got it
32:59go get your medical fees from the steward
33:01your grace
33:03the letter about me going to yorkshire
33:04it never made it
33:07the rider's leg is badly injured
33:09we'll send it when he's better
33:12travelling with an injury would just make him sick
33:15you're right
33:15he should rest first
33:17my lord we've got other riders
33:19shut it
33:26so i don't have to leave just yet
33:31tomorrow we will go see the doctor again
33:35nervous
33:36no
33:37really
33:38it makes me smarter
33:58bite me if it hurts
34:00no
34:01you'll feel it too
34:02it's fine
34:04let me carry some of it
34:06it'll make you feel better
34:32done
34:32take her out for walks
34:34fresh air works better than medicine sometimes
34:45thank you
34:55edmund
34:56this is for you
34:59i picked up this oak branch in the garden
35:02jane says you're always in the study reading books
35:04charles always said my crafts were clumsy
35:06but
35:08when you're tired or feeling low
35:09maybe this will cheer you up
35:15thanks lucy
35:17i'll keep it safe
35:25can you ride
35:27i never go anywhere far
35:28so i never ride
35:30but lucy
35:31someday you might want to see more of this world
35:33you don't have to ride
35:35but when you want to
35:36you should know how to hold the reins
35:41got a gentle mare
35:42on the smaller side
35:44for a beginner
35:47sir
35:48this white one is perfect
35:49but the price
35:51well it's steep
35:54edmund that's too much
35:58if that means you'll be safe and steady on horseback it's worth it
36:13your grace
36:14look i'm riding on my own
36:16i'm really doing it
36:19learning to ride is good
36:20whatever lies ahead
36:22you now have another choice
36:28it's getting late
36:29i'll walk you back to the manor
36:42it's a long way back
36:44do you
36:45want to ride with me
36:51don't worry
36:53out here no one will recognize the duke
36:55or the girl beside him
37:12relax your body
37:14keep a steady hold on the reins
37:16on muddy ground
37:18don't panic
37:18let the horse find its footing
37:21if you lose your way at night
37:23stop and wait for dawn
37:25don't rush blindly into the dark
37:27your grace
37:29you're not only teaching me to ride
37:30you're teaching me not to be afraid of traveling far alone
37:33or of going somewhere unfamiliar
37:34am i right
37:35yes
37:37but the roads of this world are long
37:39courage alone isn't enough
37:41you must learn to take care of yourself
37:42wear a cloak when it's cold
37:44eat on time
37:45don't force yourself when you're unwell
37:47and
37:49take your medicine on time
37:51don't always worry about being a burden
37:53your body is yours to cherish
37:56your grace
37:57if someone treats you badly
37:59don't assume it's your fault
38:01lucy
38:02you are good
38:03you deserve to be treated well
38:07why do his words feel so heavy
38:10properly
38:11keep your eyes on the road
38:17your grace
38:20could i
38:21stop calling you that
38:23could i call you
38:25edmund
38:31your grace
38:33could i stop calling you that
38:35could i call you edmund
38:42all right
38:43then
38:44edmund
38:45let's go home
38:47steady now
38:49lucy
38:49may your road ahead be smooth
38:51and open
38:52even without me beside you
38:54may you still go anywhere
38:55your heart desires
38:56do i
38:57have feelings for edmund
38:59but i'm still promised to charles
39:02how can i stay a few more days
39:05something on your mind
39:06no
39:08nothing
39:10lucy seems to have something on her mind
39:22my lord
39:23my legs all better
39:24i can set out today
39:25and i'll deliver the letter safely to mr fray
39:32i felt dizzy this morning
39:35can we wait till i'm better
39:36so when charles arrives
39:37he'll see me looking fine
39:39don't worry my lady
39:40it'll take a month to get there
39:42by then
39:42you'll be long recovered
39:47looks like it might rain
39:49i've got a great oil clean cloak
40:00lucy is in devonshire
40:01she's well
40:02please come to take her home
40:16my lord
40:23am i the only one who wants to stay
40:35too high for me to climb
40:37but i can send bubbles up to you
40:39then you won't be so bored
40:42reason must rule desire
40:44crush those forbidden feelings
40:46only then can the soul be noble again
40:48your grace
40:50could i stop calling you that
40:52could i call you edmund
41:12my lord
41:13where are you going
41:18i've spent my life clinging to discipline
41:21i never slipped even once
41:24but today
41:27halt
41:30my lord
41:32the letter
41:35is there a problem with it
41:38my lord
41:39what are you doing
41:4025 years i've lived by honor and rules
41:43but not this time
41:46charles sorry
41:47i'm not giving lucy back to you
41:52i just heard yorkshire's got a rash of nasty smuggling cases
41:56the sheriff's office is drowning
41:57so
41:59charles probably can't break free for a while
42:03by the way
42:03i'm heading to bath
42:06in a few days
42:07on the way there's a famous blue bellwood
42:09it's blooming right now
42:10would you
42:12like to come with me
42:17just how much longer i'll have by edmund's side
42:22sure i will go
42:24we'll stay here tonight
42:26and head out at dawn tomorrow
42:34go get changed
42:35oil stains make it uncomfortable
42:38my lady
42:39allow me to help you
42:54your grace
42:55why are you here
43:04just passing through
43:05cabinet orids in bath
43:07shameful really
43:08i still haven't greeted the duchess properly
43:10where is she
43:10she's gone up to rest
43:14as i recall you were never particular
43:18she hates it
43:19my missing fiancee hated parsley too
43:23i've heard she's been spotted around devonshire
43:26could you keep an eye out for me
43:31she
43:32well
43:34god willing she'll turn up safe
43:37i'll take that
43:38it's a rare coincidence
43:39to meet you here
43:40let's knock back some brandy
43:44let's knock back some brandy
43:50his grace got hit with some urgent work
43:52he can't join you for dinner tonight
43:54then has he eaten yet
43:55i'll handle it
43:56but
43:58this inn's full of shady types
43:59please stay in your room
44:02okay
44:02i just put on my nicest silk dress and everything
44:09your grace
44:10look
44:11lucy gave me this
44:12a love knot
44:13she stayed up three nights to make it
44:18a love knot means hearts tied together
44:21never ever coming apart
44:23charles you're wasted
44:25i'm not lucy
44:27her whole world was me
44:29how the hell did i lose someone that good
44:32that's enough
44:36your grace what's wrong
44:40lucy where are you
44:41i miss you so much
44:47drink
44:47drink
44:48that's all
44:48no use crying over spilt milk
44:50no use crying over spilt milk
44:55yeah
44:56no use
44:58she's gone
45:04she's gone
45:05no more your grace
45:07you've got to go puke
45:27edmund grey where is your honor
45:28you're acting like a thief
45:31edmund
45:32done with your work
45:35right
45:36go pack up
45:37we're leaving now
45:37this place is crawling with shady types
45:39i feel just the same
45:41i'll get jane to pack
45:48this looks familiar
45:49where did you get it
45:55found it on the road
45:57this pattern
45:59i think i once made a similar one for charles
46:05but he said that was ugly and tossed it
46:10just forget about it
46:12i've reserved another place where you can see a whole grove of bluebills
46:16and you can set lanterns on the river after dark
46:19really
46:20then let's go now
46:29where's my love knot
46:34lucy gave me that
46:35i can't lose it
46:42edmund what's your surprise
46:45open your eyes
46:51edmund
46:52why this
46:56someone once put her heart into making one but it got tossed aside
47:01that broke my heart
47:06so i tied a new one
47:07for the girl who tried so hard back then
47:10and for the lucy standing here
47:13lucy do you know the legend behind the love knot
47:15they say it's about giving your whole life to someone
47:22edmund
47:24i want to give you my entire life
47:30lucy do you really understand what that means
47:32it's way heavier than sewing shirts
47:34or folding those bunny handkerchief
47:37i worry one day you'll wake up regretting it
47:40i don't want to take advantage of you
47:44you've never taken advantage of me
47:48never
47:51edmund
47:53what the hell is going on
47:56edmund
47:56what the hell is going on
48:01what the hell is going on
48:02your grace
48:02care to tell me why my fiance is with you
48:04charles
48:06throw away a gem
48:07and someone else will treasure it
48:10blame your own pride and foolishness
48:12you pulled rank and stole my fiance
48:14what happened to your gentleman's standards
48:17your noble honor
48:19edmund didn't take me
48:20i made the mistake
48:24lucy you're not in your right mind
48:26he must have tricked you
48:27edmund what if i tell parliament and the regent
48:30you used your royal commissioner powers
48:31to steal your subordinate's fiancee
48:34your reputation your career your family's good name
48:37your grace is she worth it
48:40she's just a moron
48:43go ahead report me now
48:46want me to arrange a carriage and write your petition
48:49you
48:51when you started out in politics and everyone froze you out
48:54i wrote you a reference
48:55but now i'm protecting lucy
48:59take me to parliament
49:01i don't care
49:02but lay a finger on her
49:05and i'll destroy every foothold you have in this country
49:12lucy i'm your fiancee
49:14we made vows before god
49:17remember the bunny handkerchief and the love knot
49:20you promised to marry me
49:33lucy the choice is yours
49:35pick him and i'll give you the finest dowry
49:37and send you back to yorkshire like a duke's own sister
49:39pick me
49:41and we go home to grey manor
49:43we'll continue your treatment
49:44ride and swing together
49:45pick me lucy
49:47anything he offers i'll match
49:48no double it
49:49i even gave you my family necklace
49:50and you never took it off
49:52we're family already
49:53look
49:55lucy
49:57the silver necklace i gave you
49:59where is it
50:00you would like to keep him
50:07Charles
50:07i'm not marrying you
50:12lucy
50:12it's only been
50:14six months
50:15but these six months
50:17taught me two things
50:24first swinging doesn't get me scolded second my illness can be cured
50:31you claim you care but the moment you saw me you still called me a moron
50:40i understand every word and it hurts but what can i even do i still have to forgive you
50:47because i have no one else to turn to i was wrong i shouldn't have said those things
50:53but you shouldn't you don't know you don't know anything
51:00i thought if i could find my own way and wait for you in the north
51:05would it make you feel that i wasn't so dumb after all
51:15but once i left i found out i'm not nearly the nessus you made me out to be
51:20lucy i've regretted it but think about it for me
51:26if i were the simpleton would you really stick with me forever would you yes i would
51:33i would find magic potions for you
51:39i would tie many love knots i would stay with you forever
51:44lucy we swore we'd always be together we're already family right
51:56i do have a family
52:00but now my home is here
52:03lucy
52:09i may not be bright but some things even a fool can understand them
52:14lucy
52:15with him i like myself more
52:26edmund take me home okay let's go home
52:39lucy
52:49your grace you have fully recovered
52:59much obliged
53:05so now that you're all better do you still like me
53:15what do you think
53:19not enough
53:22then what do you want
53:42i want to make you my wife
53:54better look closely my lady don't mix up your husband again
53:57i won't
53:59if you ever whisper another man's name in your sleep i won't let it slide
54:08edmund
54:08i came across a line in a poem
54:10when i behold you how could my heart not rejoice
54:12before you i had no idea what real joy felt like
54:15after you every fear and doubt vanished
54:17when you're near i feel at peace
54:19edmund i've never doubted it
54:21i love you truly
54:26then let me answer you
54:28you are my heart's only delight
54:32those words aren't in any book they're carved into my very soul
54:36what does that mean
54:38it means having you my lucy
54:40it's the greatest honor i'll ever know
54:53it's the greatest honor i've heard
54:54so
54:54you