:58:00
but it cannot recognize
or return a love like mine.
:58:06
- L-I have been your friend.
- No.
:58:12
You have allowed me
to be your friend.
:58:15
We have spent enough of our lives
at this play, Amelia.
:58:21
Let this end.
:58:24
We are both weary of it.
:58:47
When his cousin died, I knew
Rawdy would spend his life
at Queen's Crawley.
:58:52
He belongs there.
:58:54
But you must see him.
:58:56
Why don't you?
Does LadyJane prevent it?
:58:59
No. Jane would not
keep me from him.
:59:04
But Rawdy has
become a great man.
:59:08
I love him and I wish him well,
but my place is no longer with him.
:59:14
Tell me, how is Major Dobbin?
:59:17
I passed him as I came here,
looking very fierce.
:59:23
We have fallen out.
Over me?
:59:27
Over you, yes,
but over other things as well.
:59:31
Amelia Osborne, you're a damn fool.
:59:35
He is your dearest friend.
:59:37
It matters not what he thinks of me.
You should go and fetch him.
:59:40
I cannot, Rebecca.
You don't know what lies between us.
I do.
:59:44
Ever since I saw him buy that piano,
I've known how it stood between you.
:59:48
That was George.
It was Dobbin.
:59:51
- I saw him with my own eyes.
- George loved me.
:59:55
George Osborne loved
no one but himself.
:59:58
He'd have jilted you but for Dobbin
and left you if he'd lived.