Criminal Minds · Season 1, Episode 15
“Unfinished Business” · Season 1, Episode 15
In this episode: Dean Winchester (940), Damon Salvatore (715), Sam Winchester (665), Olivia Benson (637), Stephen Fry (608), Narrator (554), Clark Kent (523), Nate (486)
I'm trying to bring her around, but I wish you hadn't jumped the gun.
I know. But I had some bad news today and I needed to see her.
You mean you were right about Marigold's father? I'm very sorry to hear it. But if you could just give me some time...
I don't have time, Mr. Drewe!
Granny, what do you think?
Oh, it is you. I thought it was a man wearing your clothes.
It suits you.
Papa, do you agree?
It's certainly just the sort of thing I'd expect of you.
All this endless thinking. It's very overrated.... I blame the war. Before 1914, nobody thought about anything at all.
Oh God, Edith! Won't you wait and talk to them about it?
If I talked to anyone, it'd be you.
Then talk to me, please!
...
I can't stay, Tom. Not if I'm ever going to be happy at all.
It's lunacy! You've lost your mind!
Tell her!
It's true. Marigold's her daughter.
It's a lie! I don't know what she's holding over you, but you can't let her get away with it!
I have a copy of her birth certificate. It's in French, but you can read my name clearly enough!
Which was brave of you.
My aunt wanted me to use a false one, but I knew I might need proof.
Give that to me! [tears it up]
I have others!
You've cooked this up between you!
That's enough. We've got nothing formal that gives us any claim over her.
Only a note from her dying father!
Which I wrote.
How could you do this? I'm your wife, yet you have lied and cheated and used me shamefully! If you had taken a mistress you couldn't have been more false!
Mrs. Drewe, I know you don't want to hear this, but I'm very grateful.
No, I don't bloody want to hear it!
[at a horse-racing event]
Let me not fall in front of Rose.
I'm glad her opinion matters.
I'd rather not look like a fool quite yet. She can discover it gently.
I think she's splendid!
I think she's cracked.
[looks at her illegitimate daughter in her arms] Well, we're together, darling. And I know it's not ideal, but it's such an improvement on being apart that I think we should celebrate. I'll order ice cream, and a glass of champagne, and we'll be as jolly as you like!
I've been awake the whole night. There's only one thing we can say. We have to tell Cora.
Well, isn't that rather a betrayal?
If anything happens to Edith and Cora learns later we knew all along, she would never forgive us. And I wouldn't blame her. You see, as a mother it is her right.
But you don't plan to tell Robert? He is Edith's father.
He's a man. Men don't have rights.
What's the matter, Granny?
I'm just worried about Edith.
Oh, I can't think why.
My dear, a lack of compassion can be as vulgar as an excess of tears.
How are you, Spratt? Well, I hope.
Everyone has their troubles, m'lady.
Oh, dear.
Spratt has been helping to train my new maid, Denker.
I'd say she takes after the dachshund, m'lady.
In what way?
She's quite untrainable.
[disapproving] Spratt.
You needn't pretend. Your positions have changed. You the widow in the Dower House, Isobel a great lady presiding over a great house. But you simply have to be bigger than that.
Is that what you think of me? That I care about her change of rank?
Well, you're not exactly pleased, are you?
[soft] No. But that is not the reason.
Then what is?
Well, if you must know, I've got used to having a companion. A friend. You know, someone to talk things over with.
Well, you'll still have us.
You have your own lives and so you should. But Isobel and I had a lot in common [wistful] and I shall miss that.
Edith is obsessed with that child.
She's a dear little thing.
So she is. But as a matter of fact, there is something about her.
About Marigold? What?
I don't know. A sense of déjà vu. Can't quite put my finger on it.
Daddy, Mummy, this is Atticus.
How do you do?
What a peculiar name. [walks away]
Tell me, do you find it difficult these days to get staff?
Not very. But then, we're Jewish, so we pay well.
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