1:06:02
It's hard to believe.
Four years.
1:06:25
- You're crying.
- Oh, God. Am I?
1:06:34
- Here's to us.
- The "Brunty" sisters.
1:06:36
- Oh, yeah. We always get
the brunt of everything.
- The brunt of everything.
1:06:40
Mm! I found a photograph of you
and I outside the Brontës' house in Haworth.
1:06:43
- Did you?
- Yeah, I forgot to bring it
I wanted to give it to you.
1:06:47
- Oh, that's a shame. I'd have really liked that.
- I know. But I'll send you it.
1:06:51
- Thanks. I loved that trip.
- Yeah. It was good, yeah.
1:06:55
- It was quite a revelation, actually.
- How?
1:06:57
Well, just seeing the way
you were with your family.
1:07:00
You know, everyone being nice
to one another. I wasn't used to it.
1:07:03
I remember you kept
going off on your own.
1:07:06
Yeah. Well, I was overwhelmed, really.
1:07:09
Does your mom
still favoritize Francesca?
1:07:12
Oh, nothing's changed.
1:07:14
Everything Francesca does is brilliant;
everything I do is crap.
1:07:16
It's just not fair, is it?
1:07:19
First it was the mellifluous cello,
and now it's happy families.
1:07:22
- And yet you have always been
the one to look after her.
- Oh, I know.
1:07:27
- You're the only person who's
ever really appreciated me.
- Am I?
1:07:30
Yeah.
1:07:35
You know, I've never told you this, but...
1:07:39
do you remember all those times I was
meant to come to London and never did?
1:07:42
- Yeah?
- I didn't 'cause I was scared.
1:07:45
- What were you scared of?
- I was scared if I set foot
in London, I'd never leave.
1:07:49
And I didn't want to throw me
plans out the window, you see?
1:07:52
Sounds like you should move on,
though, anyway.
1:07:54
Oh, yeah.
I'm ready to now. Yeah.
1:07:56
Be good if you came back
to London, wouldn't it?
1:07:57
Be good if you came back
to London, wouldn't it?
1:07:59
Ah, well, who knows.