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or his heart.
Nobody's blaming you
so don't be so hard on yourself.
You're careful.
He was old and he had a weak stomach.
You heard what Dr Burdon said.
The master will be home before long
and this will all be done with.
Anna, I wish that
Promise you'll try.
(Katherine) She won't speak.
She's mute.
- What if it comes back?
- It won't.
Do you love me?
Of course.
Do you adore me?
Of course.
Could you do without me?
Could you do without me?
It's husbands and wives
that kiss like that.
Did you husband kiss you, Katherine?
She won't speak.
You know I shan't be parted
from you alive, Sebastian?
"Through hell and high water
I will follow you,
"to the cross, to the prison,
to the grave, to the sky."
I'd rather stop you breathing
than have you doubt how I feel.
(Clip-clop of hooves)
Sebastian.
He's come home.
- What time is it?
- My husband has returned.
What shall we do?
Sebastian?
Can you just shut up?
(Laughing)
- You look like a little boy.
- Just shut up for one second.
Let me think.
- Go out there.
- Go out there?
Why? Am I to pretend to be
your lady-in-f***ing-waiting?
Just go out there.
(Footsteps)
You're home.
You're awake.
I heard the horse.
I walked it down the lane.
I'm surprised you heard.
I've been sleeping lightly,
We had to have his funeral
in your absence.
Couldn't let him rot in a corner,
could you?
on his grave in the morning.
Do you have the bed
made up for two every night?
I had no indication of when you'd return.
You must be tired.
No.
I found it in the fields.
And decided to keep it?
- Are you skirts in danger of falling down?
No, sir.
You've grown fatter.
The cook has made an effort
to find food to my taste perhaps.
Your face is fatter.
You're altogether larger
than when I left.
Perhaps you'd like some tea.
(Crockery rattling)
So...
you have become a whore
in my absence, Katherine.
You think me to be stupid, perhaps.
But perhaps you had no idea
that your whoring had been noticed.
You seem surprised.
And surprised that the news
of you opening your legs and your c*nt
for any worthless dog
should have reached my ears,
but then you opened your legs
so very wide, Katherine.
And you've acted so very shamelessly
and so very stupidly.
And you've begun to smell, Katherine.
You've gotten so fat and foul-smelling,
it was inevitable that the whole county
would hear of your behaviour.
My father...
bought you,
along with a piece of land
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