Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

When we unleash the dogs of war, we must go where they take us.
What are they paying to see? We have nothing to show them.
She's going to give you one more chance.
I'd hate to leave Brancaster
Now, are you ready?
Well, the house, the estate,
so you must make do with Granny and Donk.
If I had Brancaster Castle, I'm not sure I'd ever want to leave.
You to watch him drive cars, you to have dinner with a friend.
Your enthusiasm is getting the better of your manners.
We'll go together.
Good night.
When does Mr Mason move in?
Shouldn't leave it too long.
He will pine in vain, but I'm very fond of him.
Please sit down.
Wish him well from me.
M'lady?
Hardly. He paints.
I simply don't see I have a role to play.
- Possibly. - You must think about it carefully.
That's true enough.
but Lady Mary and Lady Edith will come home.
How did it happen?
Carson, Carson, can you change these place cards in the dining room?
Besides, I've had some news.
Oh, you don't know the place?
For which he is to be congratulated.
I reminded her how hard it is to find properly trained staff now.
Don't be jejune. You know very well,
Edith has a date.
And very welcome, I have no doubt.
No business of ours.
You'll learn most from the work, I know,
Does that mean anything to you?
I want to be in possession of the room by the time Mr Chamberlain arrives.
And what about his old farm?
It were no word of a lie.
We mustn't be hard on her. She is what she is.
If you'd like to go in now.
We'll see.
- Where were you? - Oh, I'm sorry, Mr Barrow.
Is it wrong to hope she's mistaken?
She wants him to dine here, so she can convince him to support her.
"when can we do it?"
- You know what these are, don't you? - No.
Oh, and Miss Denker,
Then he shouldn't have sent it.
What does he paint?
Well, I'd like to see it.
Send her in.
There you are.
It's always been sort of understood that he and his cousin,
I'm glad to see you here again, Dickie.
Let's hope so.
Pig boards. They control the pigs.
Since I've come, I've got to know a bit more about him.
Don't you think I have enough things to worry about?
Er, have you seen a copy of our latest edition?
Who does he think he is?
What does that mean?
Maybe I'm wrong.
There's nothing private about it.
You know, I didn't realise you were so keen, Tom. Blast!
If this is it, just know I have loved you very, very much.
- Are you packed? - No.
That's a risk I'll have to take.
Your grandmother-in-law can be very persuasive.
She is rather.
And there's no such thing as safe love.