WEBVTT 00:15.558 --> 00:16.642 [Ellen] Previously... 00:16.767 --> 00:17.935 [Ned] Now that your father has passed, 00:18.060 --> 00:19.437 there are plenty of folk more than eager 00:19.603 --> 00:21.480 to see the demise of Clan MacKenzie. 00:21.605 --> 00:24.525 'Tis a time for celebration, is it not? 00:24.692 --> 00:26.652 [Janet] Ye ken she loved Da more than most. 00:26.777 --> 00:28.612 And wi' him gone, she's lost her power. 00:28.779 --> 00:29.780 [Colum] Have you seen Ellen? 00:29.947 --> 00:32.324 Some saw her going off with Malcolm Grant. 00:32.450 --> 00:34.160 [Malcolm] Dougal, have ye lost yer way? 00:34.285 --> 00:35.911 [Colum] We must make amends without delay. 00:36.078 --> 00:37.913 Where in God's name have you been? 00:38.080 --> 00:39.123 What does that matter? 00:39.290 --> 00:41.542 On principle alone, I will not tell you. 00:41.667 --> 00:43.043 Give Ellen to Malcolm Grant. 00:43.210 --> 00:45.296 How is it you came into the service of the Grants? 00:45.463 --> 00:48.090 Met Malcolm in Inverness, asked me to be their bladier. 00:48.257 --> 00:49.967 Ah, thereby hangs a tale. 00:50.134 --> 00:51.552 [Davina] You have to be unseen. 00:51.719 --> 00:52.762 - Ah! - [gasps] 00:52.887 --> 00:54.680 [carriage rattles, water splashes] 00:55.890 --> 00:58.142 - [distant scream] - Sweetheart? 00:58.309 --> 01:01.187 [dramatic music plays] 01:01.353 --> 01:02.271 ♪ ♪ 01:02.438 --> 01:04.440 [dramatic music plays] 01:04.607 --> 01:05.900 ♪ ♪ 01:06.066 --> 01:09.987 ♪ Long the way ♪ 01:10.154 --> 01:14.283 ♪ O'er the bridge I crossed ♪ 01:14.450 --> 01:17.411 ♪ For my love ♪ 01:17.536 --> 01:22.500 ♪ For my love that's lost ♪ 01:22.666 --> 01:26.086 ♪ By the brae ♪ 01:26.253 --> 01:29.048 ♪ In the verdant moss ♪ 01:29.215 --> 01:33.093 ♪ Where I watch Where I wait ♪ 01:33.260 --> 01:38.349 ♪ For my love that's lost ♪ 01:38.516 --> 01:41.477 ♪ ♪ 01:53.656 --> 01:57.368 ♪ Hi a bho ♪ 01:57.535 --> 02:01.413 ♪ Hoireann eile o ♪ 02:01.580 --> 02:04.166 ♪ Hi a bho ♪ 02:04.333 --> 02:09.088 ♪ Fair a leo fair a lè ♪ 02:09.255 --> 02:12.883 ♪ Hi a bho ♪ 02:13.008 --> 02:15.636 ♪ Hoireann eile o ♪ 02:15.803 --> 02:19.807 ♪ 'S tu mo run 'S tu mo ghràdh ♪ 02:19.974 --> 02:26.522 ♪ Agus m' eudail o ♪ 02:26.647 --> 02:29.942 ♪ ♪ 02:30.109 --> 02:33.028 [airplane engine rumbling] 02:38.993 --> 02:40.619 [gunfire] 02:40.786 --> 02:44.415 [men shouting] 02:44.540 --> 02:46.917 Go! Go! Move, move! 02:47.084 --> 02:49.461 Come on! 02:51.380 --> 02:53.674 [gunfire] 02:56.385 --> 02:59.430 [men shouting] 02:59.597 --> 03:02.474 [gunfire continues] 03:06.145 --> 03:08.647 [man screams] 03:08.814 --> 03:10.983 Where's Private Charlton? 03:11.108 --> 03:13.569 Who was the last man to see Private Charlton? 03:13.736 --> 03:15.237 [explosion] 03:15.404 --> 03:16.238 Captain! 03:16.405 --> 03:18.240 Captain, one of my men hasn't returned. 03:18.407 --> 03:19.992 That's unfortunate, Lieutenant. 03:20.159 --> 03:22.953 Sir, he's young, sir, and bloody brave. 03:23.120 --> 03:25.331 Please, I can go back. I can-- 03:25.497 --> 03:27.166 I'm sorry. 03:27.333 --> 03:28.250 Sir... 03:29.251 --> 03:30.544 I made a promise to the men 03:30.711 --> 03:31.962 that I wouldn't leave anyone behind this time. 03:32.129 --> 03:33.756 - Please-- - You did make a promise-- 03:33.881 --> 03:35.299 to follow orders in His Majesty's Army. 03:35.466 --> 03:39.720 Your order is to stand down. Am I understood? 03:39.845 --> 03:41.180 Sir... 03:41.305 --> 03:43.766 I think I could do it, sir, if you'd just let me try. 03:43.933 --> 03:47.394 I said stand down. Do you hear me? 03:47.561 --> 03:50.481 [gunfire and explosions continue] 03:52.775 --> 03:54.985 Two, three. 03:55.861 --> 03:57.696 [whimpers, screams] 04:01.659 --> 04:03.535 Two, three. 04:03.702 --> 04:05.996 - [men shouting] - [grunts] 04:06.163 --> 04:07.665 Beauchamp! 04:08.874 --> 04:11.543 [moaning] 04:11.710 --> 04:13.379 [gasps] 04:13.545 --> 04:17.424 [sobs, whimpering, shouts] 04:28.644 --> 04:30.938 [groaning] 04:31.105 --> 04:34.024 [panting] 04:37.695 --> 04:39.071 [Henry] Easy. 04:40.114 --> 04:44.034 [Willie groaning and whimpering] 04:44.201 --> 04:45.828 Easy now. Easy. 04:45.995 --> 04:47.913 Make room. Make room. 04:48.080 --> 04:50.499 All right, Willie, lad. All right. 04:50.666 --> 04:52.793 Let's have a look. 04:52.960 --> 04:55.045 [whimpers] 04:55.212 --> 04:57.798 [gasps, panting] 04:57.923 --> 04:59.466 It's just a Blighty wound, Willie. 04:59.591 --> 05:00.676 You mean enough to send me home? 05:00.843 --> 05:03.303 That's right, Private. That's right. 05:07.016 --> 05:08.392 [panting] This is for my mother. 05:10.978 --> 05:14.732 I wanted to say sorry for joining up. 05:14.898 --> 05:17.026 [groans in pain] 05:17.192 --> 05:19.695 [breathing rapidly] Can you help me get it to her? 05:19.862 --> 05:20.779 Certainly not. 05:20.946 --> 05:22.906 You can give it to her yourself, all right? 05:23.073 --> 05:25.451 - Good man. - [Lambie] Beauchamp. 05:27.703 --> 05:30.080 You just rest, Willie. 05:34.793 --> 05:37.379 You disobeyed a direct order, Beauchamp. 05:37.546 --> 05:40.174 I'd be quite within my rights to shoot you. 05:40.340 --> 05:43.052 [explosions] 05:45.679 --> 05:46.889 But if I did, 05:47.056 --> 05:49.099 I fear the regiment would run me through. 05:50.976 --> 05:53.187 His mother deserved to have him home, sir... 05:54.229 --> 05:55.564 one way or the other. 05:56.023 --> 05:58.108 - [explosion] - Indeed she does. 05:59.693 --> 06:02.446 In the future, Lieutenant, if you have one... 06:03.614 --> 06:05.115 try to restrain yourself. 06:06.909 --> 06:08.494 You have my word, sir. 06:09.453 --> 06:10.788 As you were. 06:12.164 --> 06:15.292 [water sloshes] 06:15.459 --> 06:18.337 [somber music plays] 06:18.504 --> 06:21.256 ♪ ♪ 06:21.965 --> 06:23.634 [Henry] "To whom it may concern, 06:23.801 --> 06:26.095 I write to you from hell on Earth-- 06:26.261 --> 06:27.930 the Western Front. 06:28.680 --> 06:31.642 Here I have learned a thousand different ways to suffer, 06:31.809 --> 06:34.311 countless different ways to die. 06:34.436 --> 06:37.231 I've lost more friends than I care to remember, 06:37.397 --> 06:39.525 but even death itself is kinder 06:39.691 --> 06:42.236 than some of the things that I have seen, 06:42.361 --> 06:45.280 things that I wish I could erase from my mind 06:45.447 --> 06:47.991 with every fiber of my being. 06:49.076 --> 06:50.202 All around me, 06:50.369 --> 06:53.789 brave souls cling to their last shreds of dignity, 06:53.956 --> 06:56.542 and men who once laughed and loved 06:56.667 --> 06:58.752 lie alongside boys 06:58.919 --> 07:01.296 who have barely had time to do either, 07:01.755 --> 07:05.092 buried in some bloodied bit of foreign soil." 07:05.259 --> 07:08.011 [explosions rumbling] 07:08.137 --> 07:09.346 [soldier] Corporal. 07:09.513 --> 07:12.432 [Henry] "It is possible to withstand physical pain, 07:12.599 --> 07:16.687 but an injured mind is, I fear, irreparable, 07:17.229 --> 07:20.691 particularly one bearing the immortal wounds of war. 07:21.066 --> 07:22.818 I find myself destined, perhaps, 07:22.985 --> 07:24.153 to join the hordes of men 07:24.319 --> 07:27.573 who are aching for peace and waiting for death, 07:27.698 --> 07:29.867 not fearing it as such, 07:30.033 --> 07:32.995 not the when or the where of it, 07:33.453 --> 07:36.081 not even the how, but the why. 07:36.248 --> 07:37.124 [horse neighs] 07:37.291 --> 07:40.085 And so, before that time comes, 07:40.669 --> 07:44.214 I write not just as a soldier but as a witness 07:44.381 --> 07:46.383 to the tragedy that's unfolding daily 07:46.550 --> 07:48.385 in this infernal place 07:48.552 --> 07:50.679 to let you know that we are trying, 07:50.804 --> 07:53.432 holding on to sanity as best we can, 07:53.599 --> 07:56.059 holding on to a dwindling hope. 07:56.226 --> 07:59.771 But fear is a powerful poison." 08:00.480 --> 08:02.608 [bell tolling] 08:07.988 --> 08:10.991 [indistinct chatter, typewriters clacking] 08:19.374 --> 08:21.627 You're the only person I know who'd take a break from reading 08:21.793 --> 08:23.212 to read even more. 08:23.378 --> 08:26.840 What is it today? Botany? Physics? Chemistry? 08:26.965 --> 08:28.258 Biochemistry. 08:29.218 --> 08:30.844 Well, when your break is over, 08:31.011 --> 08:32.596 have a look at the new work assignments. 08:34.640 --> 08:35.974 [loud thud, dishes clatter] 08:36.141 --> 08:37.392 Oh, goodness me. 08:37.559 --> 08:39.937 - [Lizbeth] Blimmin' trolley! - [man] Oh, my goodness, sorry. 08:40.062 --> 08:41.897 You can barely make out a word. 08:42.064 --> 08:43.148 [typewriters clacking] 08:43.315 --> 08:45.442 - Have that, Julia. - Oh, thank you very much. 08:47.694 --> 08:49.363 Think I can remember. 08:50.197 --> 08:52.241 Uh... [clears throat] 08:54.368 --> 08:56.495 Uh, Broodseinde, 08:56.662 --> 09:00.123 Regiments 4 and 9 on Desk A, 09:00.249 --> 09:03.877 uh, Poelcappelle, Regiments 8 and 11 09:04.044 --> 09:06.046 on Desk E, 09:06.171 --> 09:07.881 and Passchendaele, 09:08.006 --> 09:11.093 Regiments 6, 12, and 99 09:11.218 --> 09:13.637 on C and J. 09:14.137 --> 09:15.389 I have no idea how you do that, 09:15.555 --> 09:17.516 but it certainly makes my life easier. 09:18.267 --> 09:20.394 I'll take Passchendaele, then. 09:22.062 --> 09:25.565 "Living through these incredibly uncertain times, 09:25.691 --> 09:28.819 is it not enough of a thrill for you?" 09:28.986 --> 09:30.612 You need to be careful, Julia. 09:30.779 --> 09:33.365 All this civil-disobedience stuff. 09:33.532 --> 09:36.201 [scoffs] I remember the hunger strikes 09:36.368 --> 09:38.996 and that woman who died jumping in front of the king's horse. 09:39.162 --> 09:40.706 - Emily Davison? - [Lizbeth] Mm. 09:40.872 --> 09:42.082 Well, things are different now. 09:42.249 --> 09:44.251 We're turning the tide of public opinion in our favor 09:44.418 --> 09:46.128 - with our war work. - "We"? 09:46.670 --> 09:48.088 I'm very proud of the work we do. 09:48.255 --> 09:49.589 I just hope that one day, 09:49.756 --> 09:51.508 like many of the highly educated women involved, 09:51.675 --> 09:53.176 that I'll be admitted to university 09:53.343 --> 09:54.553 and eventually earn a degree. 09:54.720 --> 09:57.264 They're never going to award women a degree, surely. 09:58.015 --> 10:00.017 The first matriculated female undergraduates 10:00.183 --> 10:04.146 at a British university were the Edinburgh Seven, 1869. 10:04.313 --> 10:06.106 Yes, they may not have been permitted to graduate... 10:06.273 --> 10:07.316 I knew it. 10:07.482 --> 10:10.235 ...but there have been many since- remarkable women. 10:10.402 --> 10:13.196 You have a memory like a bloody steel trap. 10:13.780 --> 10:15.240 There's one here about a soldier 10:15.407 --> 10:18.285 who had to have both arms amputated because of gangrene. 10:18.952 --> 10:21.496 Says his comrades nicknamed him Octopus. 10:21.663 --> 10:24.583 [sighs, scoffs] It's awful, isn't it? 10:25.292 --> 10:27.836 If we didn't laugh, we'd sob for all of eternity. 10:27.961 --> 10:31.423 I thought I'd start to feel numb to it after three years. 10:31.590 --> 10:33.133 I don't think I'll ever get used to the fact 10:33.300 --> 10:35.135 that so many of them are so very young. 10:36.553 --> 10:39.639 Come on, then, they'll be waiting for us to finish. 10:42.225 --> 10:44.728 [soldier 1] Mother, I hope this short note finds you well. 10:44.895 --> 10:46.229 [soldier 2] My dearest daughter Phyllis... 10:46.396 --> 10:47.856 [overlapping voices] 10:48.023 --> 10:49.983 [soldier 3] I hope this short note finds you well. 10:50.150 --> 10:51.777 [soldier 4] I'm sending all my love. 10:51.902 --> 10:54.571 [overlapping voices] 10:54.738 --> 10:57.074 [soldier 5] Weather has been... 10:57.240 --> 10:58.825 [soldier 6] I am so very weary... 10:58.992 --> 11:00.619 [soldier 7] Terrible feeling... 11:00.786 --> 11:02.329 [overlapping voices] 11:02.454 --> 11:03.455 [soldier 8] I must close now. 11:03.622 --> 11:04.706 [soldier 9] Keep me in your prayers. 11:04.873 --> 11:06.083 [soldier 10] Please remember me... 11:06.249 --> 11:08.460 [voices fade] 11:09.586 --> 11:12.464 [somber music plays] 11:12.589 --> 11:15.550 ♪ ♪ 11:18.553 --> 11:21.431 [gentle music plays] 11:21.556 --> 11:22.682 ♪ ♪ 11:22.808 --> 11:25.143 [Henry] "I suppose I could have written this letter 11:25.268 --> 11:26.478 to my brother, 11:26.603 --> 11:29.064 but I realized that every man in Passchendaele 11:29.189 --> 11:30.649 is a brother of mine. 11:30.816 --> 11:34.236 Only here, you see, brother slays brother 11:34.403 --> 11:39.157 in a world where their father, God Himself, is dead. 11:39.324 --> 11:41.785 So, instead, this is an open letter 11:41.952 --> 11:46.873 to ask quite sincerely what is there to live for? 11:46.998 --> 11:50.085 ♪ ♪ 11:50.210 --> 11:53.255 - Passchendaele. - Yes. Yes, of course. 11:53.422 --> 11:56.341 ♪ ♪ 12:16.445 --> 12:19.281 [steady piano music plays] 12:19.448 --> 12:21.199 [sniffles] 12:21.366 --> 12:25.454 ♪ ♪ 12:26.580 --> 12:30.083 [Henry] "If God is not dead, then He has forgotten us. 12:30.208 --> 12:32.461 And I am starting to forget, perhaps, 12:32.586 --> 12:34.546 not what we are fighting for 12:34.963 --> 12:37.090 but what we are dying for. 12:38.091 --> 12:41.678 Yours, Lieutenant Henry Beauchamp." 12:41.845 --> 12:43.680 ♪ ♪ 12:43.847 --> 12:45.849 [Julia] "Dear Lieutenant Beauchamp, 12:46.391 --> 12:48.059 you asked a difficult question, 12:48.226 --> 12:50.395 to which there is no easy answer, 12:50.562 --> 12:53.064 but I feel compelled to reply. 12:53.482 --> 12:55.775 My name is Julia Moriston, 12:55.901 --> 12:58.695 and like you, I often wonder why. 12:59.237 --> 13:01.823 Why must we live through this abominable war? 13:01.990 --> 13:03.158 I do not know. 13:03.575 --> 13:06.119 But the naturalist in me finds comfort 13:06.286 --> 13:08.121 in the arms of Mother Nature. 13:08.288 --> 13:10.707 Nature always finds a way. 13:11.333 --> 13:13.084 I'm reminded of the raindrop- 13:13.251 --> 13:15.337 never too small or insignificant 13:15.504 --> 13:16.630 to make a difference, 13:16.796 --> 13:18.965 beautifully volatile, evaporating, 13:19.090 --> 13:20.634 falling as precipitation, 13:20.800 --> 13:23.762 joining the rivers until it becomes the ocean. 13:24.137 --> 13:27.057 There is a certain alchemy to it. 13:27.557 --> 13:30.977 We, too, are shaped and changed by our suffering 13:31.144 --> 13:33.355 until we are strong enough, like water, 13:33.522 --> 13:35.982 to carve our way through rock. 13:36.983 --> 13:39.569 I've known suffering and grief. 13:39.986 --> 13:41.071 When my parents died, 13:41.238 --> 13:43.031 I was determined to carry on doing 13:43.198 --> 13:44.908 what I knew would make them proud. 13:45.408 --> 13:48.411 I paused my studies to make my own small contribution 13:48.537 --> 13:49.955 to the war effort. 13:50.622 --> 13:53.333 So I know what it is to feel alone 13:53.500 --> 13:55.502 and to ask why. 13:56.503 --> 13:57.587 When all else fails... 13:57.754 --> 13:58.588 [soldier] Beauchamp. 13:58.755 --> 13:59.714 [Julia] ...take a deep breath 13:59.881 --> 14:02.592 and remember England is still here. 14:03.510 --> 14:05.512 Do not give up, Lieutenant. 14:05.679 --> 14:08.056 And if you need to confide in someone, 14:08.598 --> 14:10.058 you may write back to me. 14:10.225 --> 14:13.812 And, perhaps boldly, I shall expect a reply." 14:14.229 --> 14:17.983 [gunfire, explosions] 14:18.108 --> 14:20.986 [soldier] Gas! Gas, gas, gas! 14:21.152 --> 14:24.114 [whimpering] 14:26.157 --> 14:29.953 [distant explosions] 14:30.120 --> 14:32.914 [whimpering] 14:33.081 --> 14:36.001 [coughing] 14:36.126 --> 14:38.670 [gunfire] 14:38.795 --> 14:42.173 [breathing shakily] 14:42.340 --> 14:44.384 [soft music playing] 14:44.551 --> 14:45.719 [Henry] "Dear Julia, 14:45.885 --> 14:49.222 I hardly know where to begin, but you are right. 14:49.389 --> 14:52.017 There was profound magic in your words, 14:52.434 --> 14:53.893 some strange alchemy 14:54.060 --> 14:56.271 that produced in me a glimmer of hope." 14:56.438 --> 14:57.606 [Julia] "Dear Henry, 14:57.772 --> 15:00.275 remember that our very existence itself 15:00.442 --> 15:01.943 is miraculous. 15:02.110 --> 15:04.279 As human beings, we have a profound capacity 15:04.404 --> 15:05.614 for love and goodness." 15:05.739 --> 15:07.991 [Henry] "Julia, I have been devouring your letters. 15:08.158 --> 15:10.327 I so hope you got my last ones in order. 15:10.493 --> 15:12.078 Tuesday's might arrive after Wednesday's." 15:12.203 --> 15:14.372 [Julia] "Henry, have you heard from your brother Lam? 15:14.873 --> 15:17.584 Has he uncovered a new Egyptian pharaoh?" 15:17.751 --> 15:19.628 [Henry] "I can't wait to hear what you've been up to, 15:19.794 --> 15:21.546 what you've been reading this week. 15:21.671 --> 15:23.006 You still in your Scottish phase?" 15:23.173 --> 15:26.843 [Julia] "I adore Scotland- the flora and the fauna, 15:27.010 --> 15:28.428 the landscape, the archaeology, 15:28.595 --> 15:31.931 something inescapably romantic about all of it. 15:32.807 --> 15:35.268 Folklorist J.F. Campbell writes of a man 15:35.435 --> 15:36.561 who joins the circle dance 15:36.686 --> 15:38.563 of a faerie ring in the Highlands. 15:38.730 --> 15:40.940 When he comes out, he feels as though 15:41.066 --> 15:42.901 he's only been gone for a moment, 15:43.068 --> 15:45.195 but, really, it's been years. 15:45.737 --> 15:47.739 That's how our letters feel to me. 15:48.323 --> 15:52.118 I could spend an eternity in the dance of our words." 15:53.036 --> 15:55.080 [Henry] "The poet John Donne writes, 15:55.205 --> 15:59.292 "More than kisses, letters mingle souls." 15:59.876 --> 16:02.045 I think you know by now that I find in you 16:02.170 --> 16:05.465 a kindred spirit, a soulmate. 16:05.924 --> 16:07.467 But just to be on the safe side, 16:07.634 --> 16:10.428 I'm sealing this letter with a kiss." 16:10.679 --> 16:14.140 [jaunty music plays] 16:14.307 --> 16:16.101 [Julia] "I'll raise you some Robert Burns 16:16.267 --> 16:18.186 for your John Donne. 16:18.353 --> 16:20.522 "My heart's in the Highlands. 16:20.689 --> 16:22.315 "My heart is not here. 16:22.482 --> 16:25.777 My heart's in the Highlands a-chasing the deer." 16:26.403 --> 16:30.824 Or it would be, if it wasn't on the battlefield with you." 16:31.324 --> 16:32.575 [Henry] "Should I be worried? 16:32.742 --> 16:35.537 Are you going to run off with some handsome Highlander? 16:35.912 --> 16:36.996 I've never made the journey, 16:37.163 --> 16:39.582 but I've always longed to visit Scotland. 16:39.749 --> 16:42.585 Sounds as if I might have to start packing, 16:43.044 --> 16:46.381 if only to stay in this faerie dance with you. 16:47.465 --> 16:48.591 As it happens, 16:48.758 --> 16:50.719 I am trying to convince my commanding officer 16:50.885 --> 16:52.846 to allow me my leave in the coming month. 16:53.763 --> 16:55.724 Not enough time for a trip all the way up north, 16:55.890 --> 16:57.600 but London, perhaps." 16:57.934 --> 17:00.937 [airplane engines rumbling] 17:04.441 --> 17:07.318 [engines grow louder] 17:07.485 --> 17:09.738 [distant boom] 17:09.904 --> 17:12.490 [bombs whistling, explosion] 17:14.617 --> 17:17.829 - [coughs, panting] - [explosion] 17:17.996 --> 17:20.331 [explosion] 17:20.498 --> 17:22.959 [whistle blows, men shouting] 17:23.126 --> 17:25.920 [explosion, gunfire] 17:26.087 --> 17:27.464 [Julia] "That would be wonderful. 17:28.173 --> 17:30.842 Did you know that my greatest fear is not death 17:31.426 --> 17:34.095 but us never having the chance to meet?" 17:34.721 --> 17:35.972 [soldier] Bailwick. 17:38.057 --> 17:39.225 Bellam. 17:39.851 --> 17:41.853 [soft music plays] 17:42.020 --> 17:43.688 - [soldier] Beauchamp. - Yes. 17:44.564 --> 17:46.900 [soldier 2] Whoo-hoo! Lefty has another one from his Betty. 17:47.025 --> 17:47.942 - [laughter] - Hook, line and sinker. 17:48.109 --> 17:50.278 - He's not even seen-- - [explosion] 17:53.114 --> 17:55.074 [soldier 2] Help! Help! 17:55.241 --> 17:59.037 [coughing, grunting] 17:59.162 --> 18:03.124 [airplane engines rumbling] 18:03.291 --> 18:06.002 Get me out! [groans] 18:06.169 --> 18:08.505 [men grunting] 18:08.671 --> 18:10.632 [explosion] 18:14.135 --> 18:17.847 [Henry] "Julia, I have decided to call you my hope, 18:18.348 --> 18:20.099 for that is what you are to me. 18:20.600 --> 18:22.519 Fingers crossed my leave will come through." 18:22.685 --> 18:25.980 [somber music plays] 18:26.147 --> 18:29.150 [typewriter clacking] 18:33.279 --> 18:35.281 [Julia] "Hope springs eternal. 18:38.743 --> 18:40.829 I've never heard your voice, Henry, 18:40.995 --> 18:43.164 but the silence is deafening. 18:43.915 --> 18:46.835 It's been two weeks and a day since your last letter. 18:47.544 --> 18:51.256 I won't despair just yet, since "hope" is our byword, 18:51.840 --> 18:54.092 but I am frightened, Henry." 18:54.843 --> 18:57.804 ♪ ♪ 19:06.104 --> 19:08.273 Is he still intending to take his leave? 19:08.439 --> 19:11.359 Last I heard, if reinforcements arrive. 19:11.901 --> 19:13.862 And if he's still... 19:15.113 --> 19:17.532 You might have to brace yourself, my dear. 19:18.116 --> 19:21.077 ♪ ♪ 19:27.500 --> 19:30.879 [indistinct chatter] 19:31.004 --> 19:33.256 [hoofbeats] 19:36.634 --> 19:38.136 [horse nickers] 19:50.690 --> 19:52.609 Hope springs eternal. 19:52.775 --> 19:55.653 [sweeping music plays] 19:55.820 --> 19:59.532 ♪ ♪ 19:59.699 --> 20:01.075 Henry? 20:01.659 --> 20:03.536 ♪ ♪ 20:03.703 --> 20:04.954 Julia. 20:05.580 --> 20:08.499 ♪ ♪ 20:22.430 --> 20:23.973 My hope. 20:24.140 --> 20:27.101 ♪ ♪ 20:48.831 --> 20:51.668 [laughter] 20:51.834 --> 20:53.628 ♪ ♪ 20:53.795 --> 20:56.089 [both breathing heavily] 20:56.255 --> 20:57.632 Oh, I don't know what I'm doing. 20:57.799 --> 21:00.718 [laughs] 21:00.885 --> 21:02.887 Ah. Wait, wait, wait, wait. 21:03.054 --> 21:04.764 You're not worried that we're not married yet, are you? 21:04.931 --> 21:07.642 "Yet"? Not exactly up there with the proposals 21:07.809 --> 21:10.269 of great literary masterpieces. [laughing] 21:10.436 --> 21:12.480 But, yes, I accept. 21:12.647 --> 21:14.232 [Henry chuckles] 21:14.357 --> 21:16.401 Mm. [breathing heavily] 21:16.567 --> 21:17.902 Blasted thing. 21:18.069 --> 21:19.612 [zipper opens] 21:19.779 --> 21:20.863 [grunts, pants] 21:21.030 --> 21:25.284 You know, I thought I'd have to put away my dreams 21:25.451 --> 21:26.661 to go to war, but... 21:26.828 --> 21:29.080 oh, here you are. 21:29.247 --> 21:31.791 [chuckles] 21:31.958 --> 21:34.043 - [Julia] Oh. - Oh. Oh, God. 21:34.168 --> 21:37.338 Oh, stay still. Stay still! 21:37.505 --> 21:41.384 - For God's sake. - [panting] 21:41.551 --> 21:44.429 [romantic music plays] 21:44.595 --> 21:47.557 ♪ ♪ 22:15.543 --> 22:16.711 [Julia giggles] 22:16.878 --> 22:18.504 [Henry] Oh, what was it we promised each other, again? 22:18.671 --> 22:21.591 For richer or poorer, for better or worse. 22:21.758 --> 22:24.260 [grunts] Through doors wide and narrow. 22:24.427 --> 22:27.263 [laughs] Yes, my darling, something like that. 22:27.430 --> 22:29.640 - Oh. - Oh, I can't believe we did it. 22:30.224 --> 22:32.894 I'm so very glad the priest was able to fit us in. 22:33.061 --> 22:34.479 So am I. 22:35.480 --> 22:37.065 Well, welcome home, Mrs. Beauchamp. 22:37.982 --> 22:40.193 - [chuckles] - I love you, Henry. 22:40.693 --> 22:43.613 ♪ ♪ 22:45.031 --> 22:48.076 [ticking] 22:50.495 --> 22:52.872 Henry, my darling, are you still awake? 22:56.751 --> 22:58.461 I don't like to blow my own trumpet, 22:58.628 --> 23:01.380 but it seems I am quite the horologist. 23:01.547 --> 23:03.341 [watch snaps] 23:03.466 --> 23:06.928 [Henry moaning softly] 23:07.053 --> 23:07.970 Henry? 23:08.137 --> 23:11.682 [Henry whimpering] 23:11.849 --> 23:14.143 [moaning] 23:14.310 --> 23:16.938 [soft dramatic music plays] 23:17.105 --> 23:19.273 [whimpers] 23:19.440 --> 23:20.274 - Henry. - [car engine sputters] 23:20.441 --> 23:21.984 No! [screams] Oh, God! 23:22.110 --> 23:25.738 There's gas everywhere! There's gas! There's gas! 23:25.863 --> 23:27.824 - It's okay. Come back to me. - Oh, God! Oh, God! 23:27.990 --> 23:29.951 - Come back to me. - Oh, God! Oh, God! Oh, God! 23:30.118 --> 23:32.036 You're in a flat in London with me. 23:32.203 --> 23:33.538 Oh, God. Oh. 23:33.704 --> 23:37.083 - You are here. - [sobbing] 23:37.250 --> 23:39.669 ♪ ♪ 23:39.794 --> 23:43.339 Dear Lieutenant Beauchamp, my name is Julia Moriston, 23:43.506 --> 23:47.760 and like you, I often wonder why. 23:47.927 --> 23:50.805 [breathing heavily] 23:50.972 --> 23:53.641 ♪ ♪ 23:53.808 --> 23:56.060 Julia. Julia. 23:56.227 --> 24:00.314 [breathing slows] 24:00.439 --> 24:01.983 My hope. 24:02.150 --> 24:05.111 ♪ ♪ 24:16.539 --> 24:18.082 Yes, my darling. 24:19.292 --> 24:21.127 Hold on to your hope. 24:21.836 --> 24:24.714 [breathing heavily] 24:24.881 --> 24:27.842 ♪ ♪ 24:29.927 --> 24:32.805 [stream trickling] 24:32.930 --> 24:35.933 [wind whooshing] 24:55.828 --> 24:57.747 [groans softly] 25:01.125 --> 25:02.335 My ring. 25:03.127 --> 25:04.462 Oh, no. 25:04.837 --> 25:07.924 [crows cawing] 25:08.090 --> 25:09.800 [mutters] 25:14.305 --> 25:15.765 [sighs] 25:18.351 --> 25:20.895 [wind whooshing] 25:28.903 --> 25:31.781 [dramatic music plays] 25:31.948 --> 25:34.909 ♪ ♪ 25:54.345 --> 25:55.471 Henry? 25:57.139 --> 25:58.557 Henry! 25:59.809 --> 26:01.477 This isn't funny! 26:01.644 --> 26:04.605 ♪ ♪ 26:07.858 --> 26:09.110 Henry! 26:09.277 --> 26:12.196 ♪ ♪ 26:23.249 --> 26:24.667 Henry! 26:25.126 --> 26:27.670 ♪ ♪ 26:27.837 --> 26:29.422 [horse neighs] 26:29.588 --> 26:32.341 [wagon rattling] 26:32.466 --> 26:35.428 ♪ ♪ 27:07.793 --> 27:09.170 Excuse me. 27:09.879 --> 27:11.255 Excuse me. 27:14.050 --> 27:15.551 Excuse me. 27:16.344 --> 27:17.470 Have you... 27:17.845 --> 27:20.723 have you by any chance seen a man on this road? 27:21.057 --> 27:23.225 Wavy hair, blue eyes? 27:23.684 --> 27:26.645 [person speaking Gaelic] 27:29.023 --> 27:31.442 [person 2 speaking Gaelic] 27:31.567 --> 27:33.444 We had an accident in our motorcar, 27:33.611 --> 27:36.781 my husband and I, and somehow we were separated. 27:37.448 --> 27:40.701 - [speaking Gaelic] - [speaking Gaelic] 27:42.620 --> 27:45.331 Oh, uh, I-I don't know Gaelic, I'm afraid. 27:45.831 --> 27:47.583 Do you speak any English at all? 27:47.708 --> 27:49.251 Ah, Sassenach. 27:50.419 --> 27:51.921 [Julia] Please, can you help me? 27:52.505 --> 27:54.590 Perhaps- perhaps you could- 27:54.757 --> 27:56.884 you could ask the authorities in Inverness, 27:57.051 --> 27:58.552 uh, to- to send help? 27:58.886 --> 27:59.845 Inbhir Nis? 28:00.012 --> 28:02.765 Inverness, yes, yes, yes. Yes, that's right. 28:03.099 --> 28:04.934 Oh, I'd be ever so grateful. 28:05.684 --> 28:07.561 [speaking Gaelic] 28:08.896 --> 28:11.399 Inbhir Nis. Inverness. 28:11.732 --> 28:15.361 [speaking Gaelic] 28:15.486 --> 28:16.487 Oh, no. 28:16.654 --> 28:20.032 See, I have to stay here to look for my husband. 28:20.574 --> 28:21.784 What are you-- 28:21.951 --> 28:22.785 No! 28:23.285 --> 28:24.829 Get off of me! 28:25.287 --> 28:27.373 No! No! 28:27.498 --> 28:28.958 - Let me-- - [object thuds] 28:31.252 --> 28:34.213 ♪ ♪ 29:04.285 --> 29:07.204 ♪ ♪ 29:35.191 --> 29:38.152 [breathing heavily] 29:39.069 --> 29:40.154 Julia! 29:41.322 --> 29:44.283 ♪ ♪ 30:26.825 --> 30:28.244 [person] Feeling a wee bit better, dearie? 30:28.369 --> 30:30.371 [groans softly] What- what are you doing? 30:30.829 --> 30:33.082 Just trying to help, if you'll let me. 30:33.874 --> 30:35.042 Where am I? 30:36.835 --> 30:38.170 Castle Leathers. 30:38.921 --> 30:40.714 I'm Mistress Porter, housekeeper. 30:43.175 --> 30:44.718 And the people that brought me here? 30:45.386 --> 30:46.929 The Connors've gone, lass. 30:47.596 --> 30:48.556 Done their part. 30:50.683 --> 30:52.059 I don't understand. 30:52.226 --> 30:54.186 Delivered ye here as payment for their debts. 30:55.229 --> 30:56.647 They owed a fair amount. 30:57.565 --> 31:00.442 [ominous music plays] 31:00.609 --> 31:03.529 ♪ ♪ 31:07.950 --> 31:09.868 [Julia grunts] Get--ah! 31:10.035 --> 31:11.620 - [Balloch grunts] - No! Get your hands off me! 31:11.787 --> 31:14.123 My, my, my, a Sassenach! 31:14.290 --> 31:16.083 And a fiery one. 31:17.710 --> 31:20.588 You can't keep me here like some sort of prisoner. 31:20.754 --> 31:23.465 I hope you didn't speak to your last master this way. 31:23.799 --> 31:24.883 "Master"? 31:25.384 --> 31:26.427 Mistress Porter, 31:26.594 --> 31:30.598 a maidservant needs more suitable attire. 31:30.764 --> 31:31.890 Yes, m'laird. 31:32.474 --> 31:34.226 I am not your maidservant. 31:34.393 --> 31:36.687 I am Julia Beauchamp of Hyde Park, London. 31:36.854 --> 31:38.606 I think you'll find that you're now the property 31:38.772 --> 31:41.275 of Simon Beaufort Fraser of Leathers. 31:42.443 --> 31:43.652 Lord Lovat. 31:43.986 --> 31:46.905 ♪ ♪ 31:58.959 --> 32:00.878 - [door rattles and clunks] - Father. 32:02.921 --> 32:05.257 We should press for the Connors' coin instead. 32:05.841 --> 32:07.509 And why on earth would I do that? 32:08.677 --> 32:12.056 The coffers are dwindling. The house is in need of repair. 32:12.598 --> 32:15.351 That may be, but I have my own particular needs 32:15.476 --> 32:16.769 to think of as well. 32:18.062 --> 32:20.939 [dramatic music plays] 32:21.106 --> 32:23.901 ♪ ♪ 32:24.068 --> 32:26.779 [sighs] Please. 32:26.945 --> 32:29.865 ♪ ♪ 32:31.075 --> 32:33.452 [sighs] 32:33.619 --> 32:36.497 ♪ ♪ 32:44.213 --> 32:47.591 Excuse me. Excuse me, gentlemen! 32:49.927 --> 32:51.303 [Campbell bladier] Sassenach. 32:52.680 --> 32:54.181 Sassenach? 32:55.307 --> 32:56.558 What on earth? 32:57.267 --> 33:00.229 ♪ ♪ 33:07.111 --> 33:10.072 [indistinct lively chatter] 33:12.783 --> 33:14.326 Oh, Julia... 33:14.743 --> 33:16.662 what has happened to us? 33:19.164 --> 33:22.251 [indistinct chatter] 33:39.560 --> 33:41.729 Excuse me, sir, I'm, uh- I'm looking for a lady. 33:41.895 --> 33:44.565 - Uh, dark hair, blue eyes. - [person] A lady? 33:44.732 --> 33:47.151 Oh, you'll not find one of those in here, sir. 33:47.317 --> 33:48.485 There's a few bonnie, uh-- 33:48.652 --> 33:50.404 bonnie faces right enough, Sassenach. 33:50.571 --> 33:53.657 But, uh, all of them have bollocks. 33:53.824 --> 33:56.827 [laughter] 33:59.455 --> 34:00.456 Forgive me. 34:00.622 --> 34:02.040 Aye, what are you having? 34:04.334 --> 34:07.463 Yes. I'll have a, uh- a pint of ale, please. 34:07.629 --> 34:08.881 Ale it is, then. 34:09.548 --> 34:11.550 Well, sir, I am rather urgently looking for a lady 34:11.717 --> 34:13.510 by the name of Julia Beauchamp. If... 34:14.219 --> 34:16.221 [indistinct chatter] 34:16.388 --> 34:20.642 Uh, sorry, I don't seem to, uh, have any, um... 34:23.771 --> 34:24.938 You owe me. 34:26.231 --> 34:27.608 [Campbell bladier] As I was saying, Mr. Grant, 34:27.775 --> 34:30.319 the terms we're proposing are quite generous. 34:30.444 --> 34:33.363 Three dwellings on fertile land that borders Grant land 34:33.530 --> 34:35.324 in exchange for monies owed. 34:36.617 --> 34:39.578 Ah, a surprisingly generous offer from the Campbells. 34:41.622 --> 34:43.999 - Do you think so? - Aye. 34:45.375 --> 34:46.585 I can assure you, Mr. Grant, 34:46.710 --> 34:49.296 of the good condition of the properties mentioned. 34:50.047 --> 34:52.257 You'd be able to house a fair few families. 34:53.592 --> 34:55.928 Aye, I think your da will approve. 34:56.720 --> 34:59.640 Do hope they brought the deeds to those properties, hmm? 35:00.432 --> 35:02.059 What in God's name did he just say? 35:02.226 --> 35:05.103 [tense music plays] 35:05.270 --> 35:08.273 ♪ ♪ 35:08.398 --> 35:09.983 [grunting] 35:10.150 --> 35:12.319 [grunts] Wait! 35:12.486 --> 35:14.196 - Ah! - [men grunting] 35:14.363 --> 35:16.406 How dare you involve yourself in clan matters? 35:16.573 --> 35:18.784 I'm sorry! Look, please, I meant nothing by it. 35:18.909 --> 35:20.619 Should have kept your mouth closed, then. 35:20.786 --> 35:22.663 - [Henry grunts] - Wait! 35:23.914 --> 35:25.624 Maybe slit his throat first. 35:26.166 --> 35:27.376 [Malcolm] Hold. 35:28.418 --> 35:31.338 [Henry panting] 35:35.008 --> 35:36.385 Now, what were you saying in there? 35:36.552 --> 35:38.720 You were kind enough to pay for my ale. 35:38.887 --> 35:41.682 I was merely pointing out what I'm sure you already noticed. 35:42.599 --> 35:45.018 Please, I don't want to be involved. 35:45.185 --> 35:46.812 Too late for that now. 35:48.647 --> 35:50.774 Tell me what you meant by what you said. 35:50.941 --> 35:53.735 ♪ ♪ 35:53.902 --> 35:56.780 [Henry whispering indistinctly] 35:56.947 --> 35:59.658 ♪ ♪ 36:08.834 --> 36:10.460 You'll tell that to my father. 36:11.086 --> 36:14.006 ♪ ♪ 36:21.305 --> 36:23.098 [Davina] You'll begin with the washing and mending 36:23.265 --> 36:24.558 and windows and stairs. 36:25.058 --> 36:26.560 The chamber pots need emptying as well, 36:26.727 --> 36:28.729 and you'll assist the cook, of course. 36:29.563 --> 36:31.231 Please, ma'am. 36:32.274 --> 36:33.483 Mistress Porter. 36:33.650 --> 36:35.944 Mistress Porter, I don't belong here. 36:36.570 --> 36:39.031 I came to the Highlands with my husband on holiday. 36:39.448 --> 36:40.657 [Davina] Holy day? 36:41.116 --> 36:42.367 Which holy day would that be? 36:42.534 --> 36:44.536 He had business in Edinburgh, so we thought we'd turn it 36:44.661 --> 36:45.996 into a longer trip, but... 36:46.747 --> 36:48.957 I cannot explain it. I-I lost him. 36:51.710 --> 36:53.420 How long has it been since his passing? 36:54.046 --> 36:55.714 No, he hasn't- he hasn't passed away. 36:55.881 --> 36:56.965 He's alive. 36:57.716 --> 36:59.176 And he must be looking for me. 36:59.968 --> 37:01.762 Well, he hasna found ye yet, has he? 37:02.596 --> 37:04.431 If it's been more than a fortnight, then... 37:05.599 --> 37:07.476 I doubt he's coming for you now. 37:11.897 --> 37:14.566 What- what day is it now? 37:15.025 --> 37:16.777 Must have knocked the sense out of you. 37:16.944 --> 37:18.195 It's a Saturday. 37:18.820 --> 37:19.905 Saturday. 37:21.573 --> 37:22.908 Saturday when? 37:24.242 --> 37:25.661 Next, you'll be asking me what year it is, 37:25.827 --> 37:28.330 or who sits upon the throne. [chuckles] 37:30.415 --> 37:31.959 K- King George V. 37:33.418 --> 37:35.087 King George I... 37:36.463 --> 37:39.216 in the year of our Lord 1714. 37:40.717 --> 37:42.010 Goodness me. 37:43.220 --> 37:45.097 [dramatic music plays] 37:45.263 --> 37:48.225 No, it--it--it can't be. 37:48.350 --> 37:49.393 I... 37:49.810 --> 37:51.645 I have a husband. 37:52.187 --> 37:54.564 I have- I have a daughter, Claire. 37:55.232 --> 37:57.818 I-I need to get back to them. I must. 37:57.985 --> 37:59.611 I'm sorry for you, lass... 38:00.070 --> 38:03.031 but you've been sold to us, and here you'll stay. 38:03.490 --> 38:04.574 But I have no patience 38:04.741 --> 38:06.994 for impertinence or disobedience, mind you, 38:07.536 --> 38:08.870 and neither does the laird. 38:09.287 --> 38:12.207 ♪ ♪ 38:13.792 --> 38:16.003 And one last thing... 38:17.004 --> 38:18.380 on occasion... 38:19.089 --> 38:21.258 our laird can be most attentive. 38:22.968 --> 38:24.928 Try not to linger in his presence. 38:25.095 --> 38:28.056 ♪ ♪ 38:31.143 --> 38:33.311 Now, wash that look off your face 38:33.478 --> 38:35.897 and come and find me in the kitchen. 38:36.273 --> 38:39.192 ♪ ♪ 39:13.727 --> 39:16.605 [hoofbeats] 39:16.730 --> 39:19.566 [dramatic music plays] 39:19.733 --> 39:22.694 ♪ ♪ 39:48.553 --> 39:51.473 [birds chirping] 40:01.900 --> 40:03.985 Our laird, Isaac Grant, 40:04.569 --> 40:07.072 I present Mr. Henry Beauchamp. 40:08.448 --> 40:10.784 My son says you have something to tell me. 40:11.827 --> 40:13.411 It was merely an observation. 40:14.454 --> 40:15.747 "An observation"? 40:17.290 --> 40:18.083 I've been trying to get 40:18.250 --> 40:20.418 what the Campbells owe me for months, 40:20.585 --> 40:22.420 so I do hope that what you have for me 40:22.587 --> 40:25.549 is more than an observation, Sassenach. 40:27.926 --> 40:31.471 Yes, well, in- in my experience as a solicitor, 40:32.013 --> 40:34.224 you know, uh, a lack of legal paperwork 40:34.391 --> 40:36.351 is never a good sign when it comes to property. 40:36.726 --> 40:38.145 [chuckles] 40:39.312 --> 40:40.355 That's it? 40:42.107 --> 40:43.275 Uh... 40:43.441 --> 40:46.361 [clock ticking] 40:52.409 --> 40:53.368 Well... 40:54.244 --> 40:56.830 it seems you're unfamiliar with how we conduct our affairs 40:56.997 --> 40:58.456 here in the Highlands. 40:59.624 --> 41:02.127 A man's word is his bond. 41:02.794 --> 41:04.004 And quite right. 41:04.796 --> 41:07.966 And I shan't trouble you any further. 41:08.675 --> 41:11.178 If you'd just kindly let me go, I could, uh-- 41:11.344 --> 41:13.054 Tell him what you told me at the well. 41:16.725 --> 41:19.352 Well, I mean, judging by what I heard, 41:19.519 --> 41:20.937 you know... [chuckles] 41:21.104 --> 41:23.815 ...um, if you were to accept 41:23.982 --> 41:26.109 the properties that the other party are offering-- 41:26.234 --> 41:27.402 The Campbells. 41:27.569 --> 41:29.696 The Campbells, uh, were offering, 41:29.863 --> 41:32.199 um, there would be no guarantee 41:32.365 --> 41:34.075 of ownership on the land on which they sit. 41:34.242 --> 41:35.285 You see, the written contract 41:35.452 --> 41:36.661 must state that you would own the land 41:36.828 --> 41:39.915 and collect the rents, not the, um- the Campbells. 41:41.166 --> 41:42.209 Told you, Da. 41:43.376 --> 41:45.212 He has an eye for the particulars. 41:45.337 --> 41:46.504 [Henry] Well, with all due respect, 41:46.671 --> 41:48.256 it wasn't the particulars that drew my attention, 41:48.423 --> 41:49.674 it was your advisor. 41:50.842 --> 41:52.928 Pádraig Druiminn is my bladier. 41:54.054 --> 41:55.513 Apart from my son here, 41:55.680 --> 41:57.724 he's my most trusted counsel 41:58.141 --> 42:00.060 and my right hand in all matters. 42:00.644 --> 42:03.688 What observation do you have to make about him, then? 42:05.857 --> 42:07.067 Uh... 42:12.280 --> 42:14.032 He was misrepresenting you. 42:16.284 --> 42:18.662 Why don't you search this most trusted of bladiers 42:18.787 --> 42:20.872 for a sack of coins? 42:21.915 --> 42:23.500 Not his usual purse. 42:27.462 --> 42:28.588 [Isaac] Mr. Bug. 42:29.214 --> 42:32.175 ♪ ♪ 42:41.226 --> 42:43.270 [muffled arguing] 42:43.436 --> 42:46.231 [thumping, shouting] 42:46.398 --> 42:49.359 ♪ ♪ 42:51.278 --> 42:54.239 [thumping, groaning] 43:00.287 --> 43:03.248 ♪ ♪ 43:04.916 --> 43:06.251 You're canny... 43:06.584 --> 43:08.336 ♪ ♪ 43:08.503 --> 43:10.297 ...for a Sassenach. 43:10.880 --> 43:13.800 ♪ ♪ 43:26.855 --> 43:29.774 [whispering indistinctly] 43:29.941 --> 43:32.861 ♪ ♪ 43:34.821 --> 43:36.781 How would you like to be my new bladier? 43:38.074 --> 43:39.492 [scoffs] 43:40.285 --> 43:43.204 - What about the other fellow? - Never mind him. 43:46.833 --> 43:48.209 Well, unfortunately, 43:48.335 --> 43:50.670 there are other matters occupying my time. 43:51.504 --> 43:54.049 See, I'm actually urgently searching for someone. 43:55.175 --> 43:57.218 Our business would take you all across the Grant lands 43:57.385 --> 43:58.303 and beyond. 43:59.387 --> 44:02.974 An opportunity to kill two birds with one stone, perhaps. 44:03.099 --> 44:05.518 ♪ ♪ 44:05.643 --> 44:08.229 I'm afraid, as much as I would like to accept-- 44:08.396 --> 44:10.273 Well, you're not obliged, of course. 44:11.149 --> 44:12.859 You're free to continue on your own. 44:14.194 --> 44:15.570 And good luck to you. 44:16.571 --> 44:17.572 But... 44:18.573 --> 44:19.824 an Englishman... 44:20.867 --> 44:24.037 alone in the Highlands... 44:24.621 --> 44:26.122 without protection... 44:26.956 --> 44:29.751 You would have all this at your disposal, 44:31.211 --> 44:34.047 and the strength of the Grant name behind you. 44:34.214 --> 44:37.175 ♪ ♪ 44:39.302 --> 44:40.303 I see. 44:43.181 --> 44:44.766 Well, very well, then. 44:45.892 --> 44:47.352 I'd like to accept. 44:48.061 --> 44:49.521 Let's have a dram. 44:50.188 --> 44:53.149 ♪ ♪ 45:09.749 --> 45:10.875 [sighs] 45:14.587 --> 45:16.506 [sheep bleats] 45:21.845 --> 45:24.764 ♪ ♪ 45:36.109 --> 45:38.987 [footsteps] 45:39.154 --> 45:42.073 ♪ ♪ 45:43.158 --> 45:45.201 [door creaks] 46:40.798 --> 46:42.884 [footsteps approaching] 46:56.773 --> 46:58.483 What are you doing in here? 46:59.734 --> 47:01.903 Oh, forgive me, sir. I-I was dusting. 47:02.070 --> 47:02.987 I'll leave you to your work. 47:03.154 --> 47:05.365 Oh, there's no work that cannot wait 47:06.157 --> 47:08.785 when there's a bonnie English rose before me. 47:09.536 --> 47:11.037 - [chuckles nervously] - [Lovat chuckles] 47:11.204 --> 47:12.288 You are too kind, sir. 47:12.455 --> 47:14.874 Oh, how very observant of you. 47:15.750 --> 47:16.918 Kind. 47:17.502 --> 47:19.170 Handsome, some might say. 47:19.337 --> 47:22.006 [chuckles] The perfect gentleman. 47:22.173 --> 47:23.424 [Julia chuckles awkwardly] 47:24.759 --> 47:26.261 Well, I'm- I'm finished in here. 47:26.427 --> 47:28.304 I have some mending to do for Mistress Porter, so I-- 47:28.471 --> 47:29.430 Ah, ah. 47:31.349 --> 47:32.642 I'm the laird... 47:34.269 --> 47:36.062 and you'll do as I say. 47:36.229 --> 47:38.773 ♪ ♪ 47:38.940 --> 47:42.110 Oh, here I am, Mistress Porter. 47:43.861 --> 47:44.737 Oh. 47:44.904 --> 47:46.364 Could have sworn I heard her calling me. 47:48.616 --> 47:49.534 Very well. 47:50.577 --> 47:51.953 Not this time. 47:52.120 --> 47:54.872 [ominous music plays] 47:55.039 --> 47:57.959 ♪ ♪ 48:01.129 --> 48:03.047 [thunder rumbling] 48:03.214 --> 48:06.134 [nocturnal birds whistling] 48:07.135 --> 48:10.138 [panting] 48:14.601 --> 48:18.062 [hoofbeats] 48:18.229 --> 48:20.815 [gasping] 48:24.068 --> 48:26.154 [horse huffing] 48:29.115 --> 48:31.242 You've enough there for a long journey. 48:31.784 --> 48:32.744 Please, sir. 48:32.910 --> 48:34.662 Brian. Fraser. 48:35.246 --> 48:38.625 Mr. Fraser, I believe your father is the laird. 48:38.750 --> 48:40.251 I don't belong here. 48:40.418 --> 48:44.130 I'm trying to find my husband. Please let me go, I beg you. 48:44.672 --> 48:46.341 [bird whistles] 48:46.466 --> 48:47.675 That may be true, 48:48.593 --> 48:50.053 but you'll no' find him tonight. 48:50.928 --> 48:52.180 There's a storm coming. 48:52.889 --> 48:54.307 A Highland storm's unforgiving. 48:54.432 --> 48:56.643 If you're caught out here, you'll soon be humbled 48:57.352 --> 48:58.853 or suffer a fate much worse. 48:59.020 --> 49:00.772 I've weathered many a storm. 49:00.938 --> 49:03.399 I appreciate your concern, but I will take my chances. 49:03.524 --> 49:04.817 [Brian] My da willna. 49:05.526 --> 49:07.570 He'll send his man Balloch here after you. 49:08.529 --> 49:09.989 A matter of pride. 49:13.910 --> 49:15.161 Please. 49:15.286 --> 49:17.705 ♪ ♪ 49:19.332 --> 49:20.917 Balloch! No! 49:22.335 --> 49:23.836 [Julia] No! Please! 49:23.961 --> 49:25.713 Get your hands off of me! 49:25.880 --> 49:27.215 You- no! 49:27.340 --> 49:29.300 Let me- let me go! 49:29.467 --> 49:31.469 No! No! 49:32.011 --> 49:34.764 Let me go! No! 49:35.181 --> 49:37.684 [tense music plays] 49:37.850 --> 49:39.519 What have you to say for yourself? 49:39.686 --> 49:41.854 I have told you, I do not belong here. 49:41.979 --> 49:44.148 I am no one's prisoner or servant, for that matter. 49:44.273 --> 49:46.943 I was doing what anyone in my position would have done. 49:47.735 --> 49:49.529 [grunts, coughs] 49:49.696 --> 49:51.280 [Lovat] Twenty should be lesson enough 49:51.447 --> 49:53.157 to temper that insolence. 49:53.991 --> 49:56.661 Father, it wasna her. 'Twas me. 49:57.912 --> 49:59.414 Ask Balloch, here. 49:59.872 --> 50:01.874 I aided her in her attempt. 50:03.000 --> 50:04.836 I heard her pleas to you, and... 50:06.045 --> 50:07.714 well, I convinced her to go. 50:08.214 --> 50:10.925 [Julia coughs, wheezes] 50:11.092 --> 50:12.677 Mistress Porter, 50:13.177 --> 50:14.804 take our new maidservant to her quarters 50:14.971 --> 50:17.306 and make sure that she's secured for the night. 50:17.473 --> 50:20.309 ♪ ♪ 50:23.563 --> 50:25.523 Give him the twenty, then. 50:26.441 --> 50:27.567 - No. - No. 50:29.152 --> 50:32.238 Don't make me say it again or you'll both be joining him. 50:32.989 --> 50:35.867 [breathing heavily] 50:36.033 --> 50:38.953 ♪ ♪ 50:44.500 --> 50:47.754 Dinna fash, Ma. 'Tis only a few lashes. 50:47.920 --> 50:50.882 ♪ ♪ 50:57.221 --> 50:58.681 Would you like to count? 51:00.892 --> 51:02.059 Or shall I? 51:02.226 --> 51:05.146 ♪ ♪ 51:10.276 --> 51:13.154 [whip cracking] 51:14.071 --> 51:16.532 ♪ ♪ 51:21.037 --> 51:22.663 The bladier's quarters. 51:23.414 --> 51:25.208 I think you'll find it to your liking. 51:25.583 --> 51:27.251 If not, you can sleep in the barn 51:27.418 --> 51:29.003 with the other beasts. 51:31.589 --> 51:33.174 You don't like me much, do you? 51:34.217 --> 51:37.136 Dinna ken you well enough to have formed an opinion. 51:40.556 --> 51:41.724 Ah... 51:42.809 --> 51:44.310 your predecessor. 51:45.269 --> 51:48.314 Now, him, I didna like much at all. 51:48.481 --> 51:50.942 [ominous music plays] 51:51.108 --> 51:54.195 ♪ ♪ 52:08.000 --> 52:10.878 [indistinct chatter] 52:11.045 --> 52:13.881 [lively music plays] 52:14.006 --> 52:16.968 ♪ ♪ 52:26.727 --> 52:29.188 I must apologize for the conduct 52:29.355 --> 52:31.148 of the younger MacKenzie. 52:31.899 --> 52:33.943 Since the death of his father this past month, 52:34.110 --> 52:35.695 he's not been himself. 52:36.320 --> 52:38.823 No, I'd say that his fisticuffs spoke quite clearly 52:38.990 --> 52:40.825 to the younger Grant's face. 52:41.868 --> 52:43.202 Hmm? 52:46.163 --> 52:48.541 The laird is not pleased. 52:49.876 --> 52:52.962 What can I do on behalf of the MacKenzies 52:53.129 --> 52:56.507 to make things right with the Grants? 52:56.674 --> 52:59.385 I'm not sure that there is anything you can do. 53:02.263 --> 53:04.807 Perhaps you might consider an offer... 53:06.851 --> 53:08.227 ...a betrothal 53:08.811 --> 53:13.149 between our Ellen MacKenzie and Malcolm Grant, 53:13.316 --> 53:14.984 their marriage come harvest time. 53:15.151 --> 53:16.777 A- a gesture of peace and an alliance 53:16.944 --> 53:19.739 that will benefit both clans. 53:22.491 --> 53:23.910 The laird... 53:25.119 --> 53:27.455 he wants Dougal MacKenzie's head, 53:27.622 --> 53:29.123 not his sister's hand. 53:32.585 --> 53:35.129 You're still a stranger in these parts. 53:35.588 --> 53:38.007 Not been with the Grants long at all. 53:39.175 --> 53:41.969 Here at the gathering, I couldn't help but notice 53:42.136 --> 53:43.930 that you've been asking for a woman. 53:46.057 --> 53:49.685 There are plenty to hand, but none to your liking? 53:52.146 --> 53:53.189 No. 53:54.190 --> 53:55.399 I have, um... 53:57.735 --> 53:59.195 particular tastes. 54:00.071 --> 54:01.948 Perhaps we could help each other. 54:03.783 --> 54:06.827 You bring an offer of a betrothal to the Grants, 54:06.994 --> 54:08.829 and I will... 54:09.413 --> 54:10.456 offer my assistance 54:10.623 --> 54:13.459 in satisfying your particular tastes. 54:13.626 --> 54:16.545 ♪ ♪ 54:20.925 --> 54:23.010 I will put your offer before the laird. 54:24.261 --> 54:27.014 ♪ ♪ 54:27.181 --> 54:30.851 [distant bird calling] 54:30.977 --> 54:33.729 [fire crackling] 54:46.075 --> 54:48.160 [sighs] 54:56.669 --> 54:58.212 [Julia] "My dearest Henry, 54:58.379 --> 55:01.924 my last memory with you was at the circle of stones. 55:02.842 --> 55:05.803 There was a deafening sound, like an angry swarm of bees, 55:06.429 --> 55:08.055 and then you were gone. 55:09.015 --> 55:10.433 Or perhaps I was. 55:11.225 --> 55:13.811 ♪ ♪ 55:13.936 --> 55:15.563 Perhaps I am dead. 55:17.440 --> 55:19.734 Perhaps I've lost my mind. 55:21.694 --> 55:24.113 Have I fallen through the looking glass?" 55:25.865 --> 55:27.783 [Henry] "My dearest Julia, 55:28.451 --> 55:31.203 everywhere I turn, I search for your face, 55:31.370 --> 55:33.414 but it remains elusive. 55:34.165 --> 55:36.500 Each day, I am forced to play a role, 55:37.168 --> 55:40.880 to wear a mask of bravery that feels foreign to me. 55:41.047 --> 55:44.842 The memory of you and Claire is my only solace- 55:45.009 --> 55:48.763 the single thread keeping me tethered to hope. 55:51.432 --> 55:54.393 Without you, I am adrift, 55:55.144 --> 55:58.314 a man lost in a sea of uncertainty 55:58.481 --> 55:59.857 and longing." 56:00.900 --> 56:02.943 [Julia] "I am the same as I ever was- 56:04.278 --> 56:05.821 mad with love for you, 56:06.614 --> 56:09.784 our beautiful Claire, and our unborn child. 56:10.326 --> 56:13.245 ♪ ♪ 56:17.124 --> 56:19.794 But my circumstances have changed. 56:20.252 --> 56:23.089 [breathing heavily] 56:23.255 --> 56:26.217 ♪ ♪ 56:27.384 --> 56:29.720 There are some unfathomable obstacles 56:29.845 --> 56:31.222 in our path. 56:31.889 --> 56:35.101 ♪ ♪ 56:35.267 --> 56:38.020 I don't know how this letter could possibly reach you. 56:39.105 --> 56:42.441 Perhaps it will simply be a record of my thoughts." 56:42.608 --> 56:45.611 ♪ ♪ 56:45.736 --> 56:49.865 [Henry] "I vow to you with every fiber of my being 56:50.032 --> 56:52.910 that I will find my way back to you. 56:53.661 --> 56:57.623 No matter the distance or the time that separates us, 56:57.790 --> 57:01.752 I will not rest until we are reunited." 57:01.919 --> 57:04.839 ♪ ♪ 57:06.465 --> 57:09.760 [Julia] "You are surely home by now with our darling girl. 57:09.927 --> 57:11.762 I must believe that you are. 57:11.929 --> 57:14.181 How could I bear this otherwise? 57:14.723 --> 57:16.308 Kiss her for me. 57:16.475 --> 57:18.144 Tell her I love her. 57:18.561 --> 57:21.397 I promise to find a way to both of you. 57:21.564 --> 57:23.816 Just as your first letter found me, 57:24.525 --> 57:26.694 I'll find a way back to you." 57:27.444 --> 57:30.573 [Henry] "You are my anchor, my love, 57:31.448 --> 57:34.368 and my reason for enduring this madness. 57:36.162 --> 57:38.414 Sealed with a kiss, 57:38.789 --> 57:40.082 Henry." 57:40.541 --> 57:43.460 ♪ ♪ 57:57.933 --> 57:58.893 [smooches]