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Peggy Scott quotes from The Gilded Age

Played by Denée Benton · 9 quotes

Peggy Scott

Played by Denée Benton

The Gilded Age · 52 quotes

Tied for 3rd most-quoted character in The Gilded Age: in 9 of its 52 quotes
Most scenes with: Marian Brook (3), Agnes van Rhijn (2)

Lines by Peggy Scott 2

Scenes with Peggy Scott 7

Peggy Scott

I don't need money. I'm fed, I'm paid, and I have a place to stay.

DSDorothy Scott

Well, I brought you something. You take it.

Peggy Scott

I told you I don't need it.

DSDorothy Scott

Don't be silly, I'm your mother, I'm allowed to give you money.

Peggy Scott

What are you doing here? And the shoes, what was that? Because we're colored, we must be poor? I loaned you train fare!

I made a stupid assumption.

Peggy Scott

And you just showed up at my parents' home!

What's so wrong about that? My aunt lets you live at her house.

Peggy Scott

Lets me? I work there.

I know.

Peggy Scott

No you don't know anything! About me, about my life, about my situation. I live in a different country from the one you know!

Look, I'm sorry.

Peggy Scott

Don't be sorry! Just stop thinking you're really my friend.

TTT. Thomas Fortune

What are your thoughts on electricity?

Peggy Scott

Are you talking about Mr. Edison's lights?

TTT. Thomas Fortune

Mr. Edison is not solely responsible.

Peggy Scott

Who else was involved?

TTT. Thomas Fortune

Namely, Lewis Latimer, a colored inventor. He created a better carbon filament. That's the thing in the bulb that helps keep the lights on, so to speak.

Peggy Scott

Well, I'm sure that Mr. Edison will give Mr. Latimer his due credit at the ceremony.

TTT. Thomas Fortune

[laughs] I admire your wit, Miss Scott.

Mrs. Russell has fired her maid.

I'm amazed. She didn't give a hint of it when I was with her.

You must have been more eloquent than you realized.

Will you write to her?

Of course I won't write to her! She might write back.

You must acknowledge the letter. She's done what you asked.

Peggy Scott

[entering] Is there anything that you'd like me to do before you get changed?

Please thank Mrs. Russell for this note, but without a trace of warmth.

You're an impressive young woman. Not everyone will support your ambitions, to say the least of it. But you are strong enough to manage that.

Peggy Scott

Thank you. I'll try to be.

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