1. Hello, Three?
All clear. Bring it in.Copy !req
2. Brigade.Copy !req
3. Once more unto the breach.Copy !req
4. Yes, chef.Copy !req
5. Where the fuck am I?Copy !req
6. - Look, it's Diana.
- Excuse me.Copy !req
7. I'm looking for somewhere.Copy !req
8. I've absolutely no idea where I
am.Copy !req
9. There are no signs anywhere.Copy !req
10. Where am I?Copy !req
11. Right.Copy !req
12. "Half my weight's in jewellery,
anyway."Copy !req
13. Do you remember when she said
that?Copy !req
14. I wasn't here,
but I heard about it.Copy !req
15. Is she here yet?Copy !req
16. Not yet, Ma'am, no.Copy !req
17. Then she's late.Copy !req
18. And he is early.Copy !req
19. And yet she is late.Copy !req
20. Well, well,
well.Copy !req
21. Excuse me!Copy !req
22. What the bloody hell
are you doing here, Diana?Copy !req
23. Sorry, I mean... Your Royal
Highness.Copy !req
24. I'm lost.Copy !req
25. But if it's you,
I must be close, yes?Copy !req
26. Yeah, the house is just there
but...Copy !req
27. why are you driving yourself?Copy !req
28. Well, cars don't drive on their
own.Copy !req
29. No.Copy !req
30. Where's your driver?
Where's your security detail?Copy !req
31. I don't knowCopy !req
32. I was in the café in Kensington
giving some presents and...Copy !req
33. I thought I might
just...Copy !req
34. drive.Copy !req
35. Do they know?Copy !req
36. No.Copy !req
37. I just drove.Copy !req
38. Well, anyway.Copy !req
39. Hello again.Copy !req
40. Hello, Darren.Copy !req
41. Is everybody there?Copy !req
42. Well,
apart from Her Majesty, yeah.Copy !req
43. Perfect.Copy !req
44. Look.Copy !req
45. Of course.Copy !req
46. Now I know where I am.Copy !req
47. We used to call him Bertie.Copy !req
48. I think that's my father's coat
he's wearing.Copy !req
49. We used to live
just over that hill.Copy !req
50. Papa used to give the farmer
his old clothes.Copy !req
51. Gosh, how could I get lost in a
place
where I used to play?Copy !req
52. We should really get going.Copy !req
53. Will they kill me, do you think?Copy !req
54. I'm going to check.Copy !req
55. Check what?Copy !req
56. Look, it's sandwiches
in 15 minutes.Copy !req
57. - It's Papa's, I'm sure of it.
- Wait.Copy !req
58. Say there was a big tractor
broken down
or something, eh?Copy !req
59. Say you got lost.Copy !req
60. Anything.Copy !req
61. It's too late
for trying broken tractors on
them.Copy !req
62. Her Majesty.Copy !req
63. Your Royal Highness.Copy !req
64. Hello.Copy !req
65. No.Copy !req
66. Gary usually lets me off.Copy !req
67. Gary, Your Royal Highness?Copy !req
68. The normal page.
The usual Christmas page.Copy !req
69. We have a thing between us,
an understanding.Copy !req
70. I don't usually do
the getting-weighed thing.Copy !req
71. I'm half jewellery, anyway.Copy !req
72. That's what I always say.Copy !req
73. I'm not, though.Copy !req
74. - It's a joke.
- Ma'am.Copy !req
75. Her Majesty herself just a
second ago
sat on these scales.Copy !req
76. And she was
very insistent that everyone
joins in.Copy !req
77. To make sure everyone joins in.Copy !req
78. They said no one is above
tradition.Copy !req
79. Okay, fine.Copy !req
80. I'm in enough trouble.Copy !req
81. We have to put on three pounds
minimum
before we leaveCopy !req
82. to prove we enjoyed Christmas,
yes?Copy !req
83. That is the tradition.Copy !req
84. It was Prince Albert in 1847
who began it.Copy !req
85. - It's meant to be a bit of fun.
- Well, it is, it's a lovely bit
of fun.Copy !req
86. I'll do what I can.
But no promises.Copy !req
87. I'm always catching up,
always.Copy !req
88. - They're all here,
aren't they?
- Yes.Copy !req
89. What happened?Copy !req
90. A tractor broken down.Copy !req
91. I had to help mend it. My
fingernails.Copy !req
92. - Is the bedroom cold again this year?
— Yes, it is.Copy !req
93. I always tell them.
They never listen.Copy !req
94. - Ma'am, if the bedroom's cold...
— The bedroom's always cold.Copy !req
95. It's a bit of fun.
Tradition.Copy !req
96. I will have more blankets
delivered.Copy !req
97. Why don't they just
turn up the heatingCopy !req
98. instead of burying everyone
in blankets?Copy !req
99. - It's every year I say it.
- Mummy?Copy !req
100. What?
Oh, look at you!Copy !req
101. - Mummy, I'm cold.Copy !req
102. Who gave you this big, hilarious
coat?Copy !req
103. It's from the storeroom, Ma'am.Copy !req
104. His Royal Highness
kept saying he was cold.Copy !req
105. Instead of heating...Copy !req
106. they've dressed you up
like Winston Churchill.Copy !req
107. Your Royal Highness.Copy !req
108. The family are all gathered
in the drawing room for the
sandwiches.Copy !req
109. They are waiting.Copy !req
110. The sandwiches.Copy !req
111. The sandwiches. The holy
sandwiches.Copy !req
112. Good.Copy !req
113. To the sandwiches.Copy !req
114. I'll be there in a minute.Copy !req
115. Ma'am.Copy !req
116. Three days.Copy !req
117. That's it.Copy !req
118. Maggie.Copy !req
119. Oh my God.
Didn't they tell you?Copy !req
120. I've got you again.
I bagged you.Copy !req
121. They gave me to you
because I insisted.Copy !req
122. Good.Copy !req
123. Hope.Copy !req
124. These are your dresses
for the whole thing.Copy !req
125. I have to run.
Listen...Copy !req
126. I've left a coat in my car.Copy !req
127. I want you to clean it, sew it
up,Copy !req
128. whatever it needs.Copy !req
129. A coat from where, Ma'am?Copy !req
130. Ancient history.Copy !req
131. Whose ancient history?Copy !req
132. Spencer.Copy !req
133. I was always last back.Copy !req
134. Always late for everything.Copy !req
135. I'd get home
half an hour after the others
and...Copy !req
136. everyone would just laugh.Copy !req
137. I'd actually forgotten
all about the scarecrow until
today.Copy !req
138. I can't believe
he's still watching over us.Copy !req
139. How can he watch us?Copy !req
140. Ma'am,
they're about to open the
presents.Copy !req
141. Yes, coming.Copy !req
142. Mummy,Copy !req
143. why do we have to open our
presents
on Christmas Eve?Copy !req
144. Why not Christmas Day
like everybody else?Copy !req
145. - You know at school you do tenses?
— Yeah.Copy !req
146. There's the past, the present,
future.Copy !req
147. Right.Copy !req
148. Well here,
there is only one tense.Copy !req
149. There is no future.Copy !req
150. The past and the present
are the same thing.Copy !req
151. Daddy told Harry
it's because Father ChristmasCopy !req
152. does queens and kings
the day before everybody elseCopy !req
153. so that we get the best
presents.Copy !req
154. - It's true.
- He still believes it.Copy !req
155. What?Copy !req
156. Actually, that was
my little fabrication.Copy !req
157. I believe Mummy.Copy !req
158. Daddy did confirm it,
though.Copy !req
159. Oh, if Daddy confirmed it,
then it must be true.Copy !req
160. Yes, of course it is.Copy !req
161. You two are both gonna
get coal for Christmas.Copy !req
162. Can we go to the house
where you used to live?Copy !req
163. It's boarded up.Copy !req
164. It's dangerous, apparently.Copy !req
165. They said,
"It's dangerous, you know?"Copy !req
166. - Aww.
- In those voices, like doors closing.Copy !req
167. Did Granny order that?Copy !req
168. Ma'am, the others are
waiting.Copy !req
169. Okay, you go.
I'll join you in a minute. Come
on.Copy !req
170. Do you like them
getting cross with you?Copy !req
171. Yes, terribly.Copy !req
172. Mummy,Copy !req
173. what's happened?Copy !req
174. It's Christmas.Copy !req
175. Everything waits until after
Christmas.Copy !req
176. Go on.Copy !req
177. Fuck.Copy !req
178. There.Copy !req
179. What do you think?Copy !req
180. Very beautiful, Your Royal
Highness.Copy !req
181. - It's Martha, isn't it?
- Maria, Ma'am.Copy !req
182. My husband doesn't know it,
but...Copy !req
183. I saw a photo and...Copy !req
184. she was wearing
exactly the same pearls.Copy !req
185. He bought exactly the same for
her.Copy !req
186. But he doesn't even realise.Copy !req
187. It's why I left them.Copy !req
188. As a gesture.Copy !req
189. They are beautiful.Copy !req
190. It's not the pearls' fault, is
it?Copy !req
191. No, Ma'am.Copy !req
192. If I gave them to you,
would you take them?Copy !req
193. No.Copy !req
194. No, she couldn't possibly
think of it, Ma'am.Copy !req
195. I'm told there's a dress
to go with them.Copy !req
196. I'm told it's all set.Copy !req
197. You know? All set.Copy !req
198. As if everything's already
happened.Copy !req
199. Yes, I read all about her.Copy !req
200. They even wrote a poem.Copy !req
201. "She married the King of EnglandCopy !req
202. "And the King chopped off her
headCopy !req
203. "Because he met another womanCopy !req
204. "And wanted her to be Queen...Copy !req
205. "instead."Copy !req
206. Who is it?Copy !req
207. It's Maggie, Ma'am.Copy !req
208. Well, come.Copy !req
209. Emergency.Copy !req
210. Gosh, thank God it's you.Copy !req
211. Look.Copy !req
212. Emergency, why? It looks
beautiful.Copy !req
213. - But it doesn't fit.
- Have you tried it on?Copy !req
214. No, with my mood.Copy !req
215. It... It doesn't fit in with my
mood.Copy !req
216. Should be black.
Black, to contrast the pearls.Copy !req
217. Not only did I
rescue it
from a scarecrow,Copy !req
218. I'm talking to it.Copy !req
219. All rumours
of my disintegration confirmed.Copy !req
220. You know, the dust in this
house...Copy !req
221. This was once Queen Victoria's
room.Copy !req
222. So it will have her skin
floating in the air.Copy !req
223. She wore black for forty years
after her husband died.Copy !req
224. That's love, isn't it?Copy !req
225. Well, there's no need to wear
black
because no one has died.Copy !req
226. - I've put on weight.
— No, you've lost weight.Copy !req
227. There's up or down.
It's not an issue of debate.Copy !req
228. Remember, we used to talk.Copy !req
229. They fill your eggs with princes
and ride away.Copy !req
230. That's fine.Copy !req
231. It's just fine.Copy !req
232. Oh, fuck it.Copy !req
233. I will wear the dress.Copy !req
234. With the pearls.Copy !req
235. Good.Copy !req
236. Good choice.Copy !req
237. Because I'm too weak
to insist on black.Copy !req
238. Please.Copy !req
239. - It will be fine.
- Yes, it will be fine.Copy !req
240. Good.Copy !req
241. You'll be in the world,
in some pub. Laughing.Copy !req
242. And I will be in a field
full of fucking landmines.Copy !req
243. So stand very still and smile a
lot.Copy !req
244. In this house,
everyone can hear everything.Copy !req
245. Yes, even your
thoughts.Copy !req
246. Who is that new chap?Copy !req
247. He can read your thoughts.Copy !req
248. Yes,
they're getting quite serious.Copy !req
249. - About?
- They're getting serious about
you.Copy !req
250. It is concern.Copy !req
251. Yes, concern.Copy !req
252. Suggesting
compassion.Copy !req
253. Why wouldn't they be concerned?Copy !req
254. I'm half gone.Copy !req
255. - Gone where?
- I don't know.Copy !req
256. Today, I nearly just...Copy !req
257. nearly just kept driving.Copy !req
258. This year they insisted on
weighing me.Copy !req
259. Just a bit of fun.Copy !req
260. They can't change.Copy !req
261. You have to change.Copy !req
262. I mean,
the weighing, yes, that is just
that.Copy !req
263. A bit of fun.Copy !req
264. But don't see conspiracy
everywhere.Copy !req
265. Don't behave the way
the say you behave.Copy !req
266. You make it easy for
them.Copy !req
267. Easy for them to do
what?Copy !req
268. Well, say it.Copy !req
269. Just look gorgeous.Copy !req
270. I know about the pearls.
I know he gave the same to her.Copy !req
271. I understand
why you're like this.Copy !req
272. - It's deliberate.
- No, no.Copy !req
273. He just forgets.Copy !req
274. But wear them anyway.Copy !req
275. And in your beauty,
he will remember.Copy !req
276. I don't care
if he fucking remembers.Copy !req
277. Then only remember
you're beautiful.Copy !req
278. Don't let that go.Copy !req
279. Beauty is useless.Copy !req
280. Beauty is clothing.Copy !req
281. Prepare the tureens, warm the
bowls.
Please. Hush, hush, no noise.Copy !req
282. Stay on on your feet!Copy !req
283. They can hear us.Copy !req
284. Pitter, patter, soft words.Copy !req
285. Fingers out of saucers,
you sons and you daughters of
bitches.Copy !req
286. And we blanch the nettles
or they will sting us.Copy !req
287. Brigade, we make everything
the best it can be.Copy !req
288. I want our Princess of WalesCopy !req
289. to want something.Copy !req
290. Service.Copy !req
291. Ma'am?Copy !req
292. It's dessert.Copy !req
293. - They're waiting for you.
- Yes, I know.Copy !req
294. Still hungry,
Ma'am?Copy !req
295. Who are you...Copy !req
296. exactly?Copy !req
297. I'm usually at Clarence House,
drafted in for this occasion.Copy !req
298. I'm the Queen Mother's equerry.Copy !req
299. Before that?Copy !req
300. And that's what you do.Copy !req
301. You watch.Copy !req
302. Mostly I'm here because of the
press.Copy !req
303. that your Royal Highness is
attracting.Copy !req
304. Yes, I'm a magnet for madness.Copy !req
305. Other people's madness.Copy !req
306. I have military experience.Copy !req
307. Part of my remit is the security
within the grounds of
Sandringham House.Copy !req
308. To keep photographers away.Copy !req
309. Foreigners, you know?Copy !req
310. One of the men reported back
today
that they saw youCopy !req
311. dressing and undressing
with your curtains open.Copy !req
312. If there had been a
photographer...Copy !req
313. Now you really watch.Copy !req
314. I watch to make sure
that others do not see.Copy !req
315. Their lenses are terribly
powerful
these days, Ma'am.Copy !req
316. Their lenses are more like
microscopes,
actually.Copy !req
317. And I am the insect in the dish.Copy !req
318. You see, they're pulling my
wings
and my legs off.Copy !req
319. One by one.
Making notes on how I react.Copy !req
320. "Oh, she really does
make a fuss
this one, doesn't she?"Copy !req
321. Not like Anne Boleyn...Copy !req
322. who offered her head to the
tweezers
with such grace.Copy !req
323. I just wanted to be sure
you were feeling all right.Copy !req
324. And give you that word of
warning.Copy !req
325. I will feel all right.Copy !req
326. If you go away.
Please.Copy !req
327. Very well.Copy !req
328. But please...Copy !req
329. - keep your curtains...
- Close my curtains.Copy !req
330. Yes.Copy !req
331. Maybe.Copy !req
332. No.Copy !req
333. Depending on lots of things.
Hmm.Copy !req
334. It's gone midnight.Copy !req
335. So...Copy !req
336. Happy Christmas.Copy !req
337. Happy Christmas.Copy !req
338. Who is this?Copy !req
339. Hands on your head!Copy !req
340. Sorry.Copy !req
341. It's me.Copy !req
342. Your Royal Highness, apologies.Copy !req
343. We thought you were...Copy !req
344. Can I take my hands off
my head?Copy !req
345. Of course. Sorry, Ma'am.Copy !req
346. I used to live there.Copy !req
347. I grew up there.Copy !req
348. Came to have a look.Copy !req
349. With me?Copy !req
350. With anyone.Copy !req
351. I'd like it
if you didn't report this
encounter.Copy !req
352. Just...Copy !req
353. say you saw a ghost.Copy !req
354. Are you warm enough,
Ma'am?Copy !req
355. Not really.Copy !req
356. They won't turn the heating up.Copy !req
357. - I'll go back.
- We'll escort you.Copy !req
358. - Why?
— There are photographers.Copy !req
359. 2323,
anyone there?Copy !req
360. Joe, is anyone there?Copy !req
361. No, nothing at all.Copy !req
362. No one, all clear.Copy !req
363. Mummy, you're freezing.Copy !req
364. I tried to escape.Copy !req
365. Got captured.Copy !req
366. This one's for you.Copy !req
367. - What is it?
- Not telling you.Copy !req
368. Open it in the morning.
Christmas morning, like normal
people.Copy !req
369. Don't tell anyone.Copy !req
370. - Okay.
- I can hear you both talking,
you know?Copy !req
371. - And I'm still cold.
- Oh.Copy !req
372. When you're cold,Copy !req
373. you light a fire.Copy !req
374. For you.Copy !req
375. Let's play. Come on.Copy !req
376. Attention.Copy !req
377. I'll be the major.
You be the soldiers.Copy !req
378. This game is silly.Copy !req
379. Because you're hopeless at it.Copy !req
380. Soldier William.Copy !req
381. Best thing
about Christmas so far?Copy !req
382. - Best thing—
- And it has to be the
truth.Copy !req
383. Best thing about Christmas so
far
is being with the family, Sir.Copy !req
384. Soldier,
I said I wanted the truth.Copy !req
385. - Soldier.
- Sorry, Sir.Copy !req
386. Presents, Sir.Copy !req
387. Sir, presents are the only good
thing
about Christmas, Sir.Copy !req
388. - Not if you can't open them.
— That's true.Copy !req
389. Soldier Harry.
Best part of Christmas so far?Copy !req
390. And I know I'll get
the truth from you, Sir.Copy !req
391. When you arrived, Mummy, Sir.Copy !req
392. - Thank you, Sir.
- My turn.Copy !req
393. Major William to Soldier Diana.Copy !req
394. Tell the Major what's happened
to make you so sad.Copy !req
395. Sir.
Don't know what you mean, Sir.Copy !req
396. I want the truth,
Soldier.Copy !req
397. Sir.Copy !req
398. The past, Sir.Copy !req
399. I think it's the
present,
Soldier.Copy !req
400. I think it's in the future.Copy !req
401. Mummy, I actually have to open
this
or I'll be sick.Copy !req
402. For God's sake, then
open it.Copy !req
403. Major William
to Soldier Diana.Copy !req
404. Um... What's your favourite
colour?Copy !req
405. - What... What's your
favourite...
- Sir, pink.Copy !req
406. No, um...
Favourite food?Copy !req
407. Um... Pink, pink...
um... hippopotamus cake,
spotted.Copy !req
408. - What's your favourite animal, Soldier?
— Oh...Copy !req
409. Lobster.Copy !req
410. - Lobster.
- Why did you get me a lobster?Copy !req
411. Um... Because it's red like your
cheeks,
Sir.Copy !req
412. And it was flown
from... um...Copy !req
413. It was flown from
Santa's home
all the way...Copy !req
414. Um...Copy !req
415. It's... it's
Santa's...
lobster.Copy !req
416. It's Santa's lobster, Sir.Copy !req
417. I wanted the truth!Copy !req
418. It's all the way from the North Pole.
She flew here.Copy !req
419. - You have wings?
- Definitely.Copy !req
420. - Soldier William.
- Ah.Copy !req
421. Your perfect, perfect Christmas.Copy !req
422. Tell me all about it.Copy !req
423. My perfect, perfect Christmas,
Sir,Copy !req
424. is not following the rules
and doing whatever you want.Copy !req
425. - Eating with your hands.
- Not showing up.Copy !req
426. What would that be
like?Copy !req
427. That would be a miracle.Copy !req
428. We've never had
a miracle before.Copy !req
429. Don't know what it's like.Copy !req
430. Soldier.
Do you want to be king, Soldier?Copy !req
431. I have no choice.Copy !req
432. Do you want to be the queen,
Soldier?Copy !req
433. I'll be your mum.Copy !req
434. That's my job.Copy !req
435. Do you get paid?Copy !req
436. Hardly.Copy !req
437. If I start being really silly
in the next few days,Copy !req
438. just tell me.Copy !req
439. I'll only believe it
if it's you who tells me.Copy !req
440. Okay, Mummy.Copy !req
441. Sure can do.Copy !req
442. Who is it?Copy !req
443. Your dresser,
Your Royal Highness.Copy !req
444. Where's Maggie?Copy !req
445. I have dressed you before,
Ma'am.Copy !req
446. Yes, I know.Copy !req
447. May I come in?Copy !req
448. Where's Maggie?Copy !req
449. I believe Major Gregory
sent her back to London.Copy !req
450. It's very cold this morning.Copy !req
451. This is for breakfast.Copy !req
452. The next outfit,
the one you chose for church...Copy !req
453. I suggest you wear
a warm Merino long coat.Copy !req
454. How do I look?Copy !req
455. What do you mean?Copy !req
456. Right now, how do
I look?Copy !req
457. Very nice.Copy !req
458. - Happy Christmas.
- Oh!Copy !req
459. - Happy Christmas...
- "... Christmas, Ma'am."Very
nice."Copy !req
460. I'd really like to have someone
I can talk to properly.Copy !req
461. When is Maggie back?Copy !req
462. - I really don't know,
Ma'am.
- That will be all. Thank you.Copy !req
463. I'm sorry?Copy !req
464. There's a designated dress
which I will put on for
breakfast.Copy !req
465. And I can put it on
myself.Copy !req
466. Your hair isn't set, Ma'am.Copy !req
467. Tell them I want Maggie.Copy !req
468. Tell Major Gregory, who hears
everything,
that I insist on having Maggie.Copy !req
469. It isn't really Major Gregory
who decides.Copy !req
470. No, he doesn't decide.
There's never a decision to
make.Copy !req
471. There's only what must happen.Copy !req
472. But even so...Copy !req
473. Tell them I insist
on having Maggie.Copy !req
474. Or I'll cut all my
dresses
to pieces with a kitchen knife.Copy !req
475. Yes, Ma'am.Copy !req
476. Wait, don't say that.Copy !req
477. No, I don't mean that.Copy !req
478. Don't say that.Copy !req
479. Just say that I'd like Maggie.Copy !req
480. Though you're good,Copy !req
481. I would prefer...Copy !req
482. I would like Maggie.Copy !req
483. - Yes, Ma'am.
- Thank you.Copy !req
484. Your Majesties,
Your Royal Highnesses, smile,
please.Copy !req
485. This will be followed
by
coddled eggs with cream sauce,Copy !req
486. Scottish kippers, brown and
white toast.Copy !req
487. Accompanied by simmered herring
roe,Copy !req
488. roasted muffins, quince jelly.
Followed by fresh—Copy !req
489. This will be
followed by fresh coffeeCopy !req
490. with a selection of
organic pastries and cakesCopy !req
491. from Highgrove House,Copy !req
492. a selection of organic Highgrove
jams
and marmalades with honeyCopy !req
493. from Highgrove bees.Copy !req
494. Then,
at ten o'clock precisely,Copy !req
495. cars will take all those
concernedCopy !req
496. to St. Mary Magdalene's Church
for traditional morning worship.Copy !req
497. But now,Copy !req
498. enjoy your breakfast, your
Majesty.Copy !req
499. How do I look?Copy !req
500. You look fine.Copy !req
501. There is... one thing.Copy !req
502. The chickens laid
the eggs,Copy !req
503. the fishermen caught the fish,Copy !req
504. all these little bees made the
honey...Copy !req
505. They all made such an
effort
to bring you breakfast.Copy !req
506. Please,Copy !req
507. do them the courtesy
of not regurgitating it allCopy !req
508. into a lavatory bowl
before the church bells even
ring.Copy !req
509. The peace of God,
which passeth all understanding,Copy !req
510. shall keep your hearts and minds
in the knowledge and love of GodCopy !req
511. and of his Son,
Jesus Christ our Lord.Copy !req
512. be amongst you
and remain with you always.Copy !req
513. - Amen.
- Amen.Copy !req
514. Come here.Copy !req
515. Thanks for the crab.Copy !req
516. It's awful.Copy !req
517. I got it at the petrol station.Copy !req
518. It's Christmas.Copy !req
519. It's the thought that counts.Copy !req
520. Did you tell anyone? Mm?Copy !req
521. No.Copy !req
522. I told Harry to hide his
lobster.Copy !req
523. But he lost it anyway.Copy !req
524. Of course.Copy !req
525. Well, that's okay.Copy !req
526. There's lots of crustaceans to
be had
at the petrol station.Copy !req
527. - Mm?
- Yeah.Copy !req
528. - You cold?
- Mm-hmm.Copy !req
529. - Yeah.
- Almost.Copy !req
530. Diana!Copy !req
531. Diana!Copy !req
532. Look this way.
Give us a smile.Copy !req
533. And William!
Will!Copy !req
534. Look this way.
There she is.Copy !req
535. Diana!Copy !req
536. The public began
arriving
early this morning...Copy !req
537. Look,
she's wearing the wrong one.Copy !req
538. Does it really matter that
she's,
um, swapping them around?Copy !req
539. And those crowds...Copy !req
540. I mean, do you think
I should tell someone?Copy !req
541. They might think
it's me making mistakes.Copy !req
542. Oh, no. Oh, don't worry.Copy !req
543. as the Royal
Family turned out...Copy !req
544. They'll know it's not you
who's making mistakes.Copy !req
545. the Duke of
Edinburgh.Copy !req
546. "Oh death rock me to sleepCopy !req
547. "Bring me to quiet restCopy !req
548. "Let pass my weary, guiltless
ghostCopy !req
549. "Out of my careful breast."Copy !req
550. Diana.Copy !req
551. Oh death, rock me to sleep.Copy !req
552. Pull!Copy !req
553. Pull!Copy !req
554. You have to say "Pull."Copy !req
555. - Pull.
- Don't whisper it, say it loud.Copy !req
556. Pull!Copy !req
557. Again.Copy !req
558. Pull!Copy !req
559. You've got... You've got 24
hours.
Just teach him.Copy !req
560. You move with the bird,
you aim for the beak.Copy !req
561. Okay.Copy !req
562. One in three would be bearable.Copy !req
563. William told me before we came
here
he didn't want to shoot guns.Copy !req
564. I want to talk because someone
aid something about clothes.Copy !req
565. - Will he be all right?
- Yes, of course he'll be
alright.Copy !req
566. Your dresser said something
about clothes.Copy !req
567. I mean, will he be safe?Copy !req
568. It's perfectly safe,
you wear protective glasses.Copy !req
569. How can it be safeCopy !req
570. if you have to wear protective
glasses?Copy !req
571. Yesterday,
you arrived after the Queen.Copy !req
572. - I got lost.
- How could you get lost?Copy !req
573. You've lived over the hill for
years.Copy !req
574. It looks different now.Copy !req
575. Everything looks different.Copy !req
576. Except the scarecrow.Copy !req
577. Yes, she says
you took a jacket off a
scarecrow.Copy !req
578. It was a bit of fun.Copy !req
579. Someone?Copy !req
580. I just thought
someone might have delayed you.Copy !req
581. No.Copy !req
582. Sometimes you get delayed
by someone.Copy !req
583. No one says anything.Copy !req
584. It's perfectly acceptable
for you to be delayed by
someone.Copy !req
585. How can you ask if it's safe?
It's a tradition.Copy !req
586. Why did you send Maggie away?Copy !req
587. They said
she left the curtains open.Copy !req
588. I left the curtains open.Copy !req
589. They are circling us.
Didn't you know? Don't you read?Copy !req
590. They're hungry for anything.
Why are you swapping dresses
around?Copy !req
591. Why would you think
I got delayed by someone?Copy !req
592. Oh, come on, come on.Copy !req
593. - He said he didn't want to shoot
yet.
- He's old enough.Copy !req
594. And you want him
to shoot real birds tomorrow?Copy !req
595. For God's sake.Copy !req
596. Also...Copy !req
597. one of Major Gregory's men
said he saw youCopy !req
598. wandering around
in the grounds last night.Copy !req
599. I wanted to see my house.Copy !req
600. The police caught you
but didn't report it.Copy !req
601. Gregory's men saw you too.Copy !req
602. - They're better than the police.
- I wanted to go home.Copy !req
603. - It's boarded up.
- Yes, but I wish it would be unboarded.Copy !req
604. But if I wish it aloud
it definitely won't happen.Copy !req
605. You talk like a baby
who isn't being spoilt enough.Copy !req
606. I would like itCopy !req
607. if you didn't make him
shoot real birds tomorrow.Copy !req
608. And I would like itCopy !req
609. if you didn't buy me pearls
because you bought us both the
same thing.Copy !req
610. And if they're
circling...Copy !req
611. it seems they're circling just
me.Copy !req
612. Not you.Copy !req
613. Just me.Copy !req
614. Perhaps because I always take
care
to close my curtains.Copy !req
615. Look.Copy !req
616. The thing is, Diana,
there has to be two of you.Copy !req
617. There's the real one,Copy !req
618. and the one they take pictures
of.Copy !req
619. Now,
we are given tasks.Copy !req
620. You know, I...
I hated to shoot at first.Copy !req
621. I gave my gun to the other one,
but...Copy !req
622. But you know,
you have to be able to make
your...Copy !req
623. body do things...Copy !req
624. you hate.Copy !req
625. That you hate?Copy !req
626. - That you hate.
- That you hate?Copy !req
627. Yes.Copy !req
628. For the good of the
country.Copy !req
629. - Of the country?
- Yes, the people.Copy !req
630. Because they don't want us
to be people.Copy !req
631. That's how it is.Copy !req
632. I'm sorry, I thought you knew.Copy !req
633. So please,
stick to the list as it is
written,Copy !req
634. in the order that it is written.Copy !req
635. - The dresser gets upset.
- I want Maggie back.Copy !req
636. Someone heard Maggie saying
she thinks you're cracking up.Copy !req
637. What?Copy !req
638. Yes, everyone here
hears everything.Copy !req
639. They just don't always
tell you what they've heard.Copy !req
640. and on whether we have
anything to offer,Copy !req
641. by way of example,Copy !req
642. We, who claim to
be
of the free world,Copy !req
643. should examine
what we really mean by
freedom.Copy !req
644. And how we can help
to ensureCopy !req
645. that once in place,
it is there to stay.Copy !req
646. There are all sorts of
elements
to a free society.Copy !req
647. But I believe
that among the most
importantCopy !req
648. is the willingness
of ordinary men and
women...Copy !req
649. Good girl.Copy !req
650. Your Majesty.Copy !req
651. I really like the dress
you wore on television.Copy !req
652. Wasn't the one
my dresser recommended.Copy !req
653. They take a lot of photographs
of you,
don't they?Copy !req
654. When they take that one,
you understand all you are,Copy !req
655. my dear, is currency.Copy !req
656. Come on.Copy !req
657. plum sauce, bread sauce,
cranberry sauce, cloudberry
sauce,Copy !req
658. potatoes, carrots and spinach.Copy !req
659. Three plums for the Prince of
Wales.Copy !req
660. Organic carrots.Copy !req
661. Please, be careful
which box we take the carrots
fromCopy !req
662. because he will bloody check.Copy !req
663. Parsnips, again
organic.Copy !req
664. Okay, on to dessert.Copy !req
665. We have soufflé
d'abricots,
bread and butter pudding,Copy !req
666. a Christmas pudding
chocolate yule log, plum
pudding,Copy !req
667. mince pies, raspberry croquets,Copy !req
668. pastries, fondants,
chocolate mousses,Copy !req
669. white chocolate mousses,
crème brûlée.Copy !req
670. Finally, a selection
of sweet and savoury organic
biscuits.Copy !req
671. Organic biscuits from?Copy !req
672. Highgrove, chef!Copy !req
673. Yes,Copy !req
674. yes, bloody Highgrove.Copy !req
675. Right. Okay, the time now
is ten minutes past three.Copy !req
676. Dinner will be served
at eight p.m. Precisely...Copy !req
677. What happens to the pheasants?Copy !req
678. What happens to the pheasants
that my son will be shooting?Copy !req
679. After the shoot...Copy !req
680. we'll dress them
and we'll pluck them and...Copy !req
681. everyone will take a brace
home with them.Copy !req
682. There will be lots left over.Copy !req
683. The staff get some, the dogs get
some,
and the rest is thrown away.Copy !req
684. Thrown away...Copy !req
685. And the ones that don't get
shot,
they just get run over.Copy !req
686. They're not the brightest of
birds.Copy !req
687. Beautiful but not very bright.Copy !req
688. Did you read
the Vogue article about me?Copy !req
689. I've put soufflé d'abricots on
the menu
for you, your favourite.Copy !req
690. And I will make it myself for
you.Copy !req
691. Fine.Copy !req
692. Do you mind?Copy !req
693. I've been reading
about Anne Boleyn.Copy !req
694. I never remember which one is
which.Copy !req
695. She's the one who was beheaded
by King Henry VIII.Copy !req
696. Because he said
that she was having an affair.Copy !req
697. But in fact he was the one
who was having the affair.Copy !req
698. I think I saw her.Copy !req
699. The ghost of her.Copy !req
700. Everything you say to any member
of staff
here becomes currency.Copy !req
701. Do you understand?
It becomes currency in these
rooms.Copy !req
702. Good.Copy !req
703. Excellent.Copy !req
704. I'm prepared for my futureCopy !req
705. as a face on a coin
to be passed from hand to hand.Copy !req
706. No.Copy !req
707. You don't even think that.Copy !req
708. Did Maggie say
that I was cracking up?Copy !req
709. Which one's Maggie?Copy !req
710. I thought she was my friend.Copy !req
711. Did she say it?Copy !req
712. I... I don't listen.Copy !req
713. I just cook.Copy !req
714. Some things are best
not said out loud.Copy !req
715. Stories of ghosts,Copy !req
716. cutting off of heads
and any odd thing that you might
say,Copy !req
717. they get repeated here.Copy !req
718. But if I don't say it out loud,
they read it on my face.Copy !req
719. - They can all see into me.
- Ma'am.Copy !req
720. Usually when they
sit at these tables and talk,Copy !req
721. they're laughing.Copy !req
722. At all the oddness
and all the scandals.Copy !req
723. But with you,
they do not laugh.Copy !req
724. They're gentle with
you.Copy !req
725. And they're kind.Copy !req
726. And they are worried.Copy !req
727. They want you to survive.Copy !req
728. As the person you were
when you first came here ten
years ago.Copy !req
729. Do you have access
to wire cutters?Copy !req
730. Why do you want wire cutters,
Diana?Copy !req
731. To cut wire.Copy !req
732. Oh, go on.Copy !req
733. Fly away.Copy !req
734. Before it's too late.Copy !req
735. If you are going to fly
anywhere,
may I recommend Kensington?Copy !req
736. They wouldn't shoot you there.Copy !req
737. They'd make a fuss
of your beautiful feathers.Copy !req
738. Look at the colours, they'd say.Copy !req
739. And everyone would start wearing
feathers
just like yours.Copy !req
740. You're so lucky,
because you can wear the same
outfit.Copy !req
741. Forgive me, Ma'am,Copy !req
742. But you need to get ready for
dinner.Copy !req
743. It's almost five.Copy !req
744. Dinner's at eight.Copy !req
745. Your dresser needs to dress you
Ma'am.
Come, come.Copy !req
746. I'll be along shortly.Copy !req
747. Ma'am, may I?Copy !req
748. You know,
some years ago I was in Belfast.Copy !req
749. The Falls Road.Copy !req
750. Sour times back then.Copy !req
751. We were in an alley.Copy !req
752. About to cross...Copy !req
753. I had a good friend beside me.Copy !req
754. A good friend.Copy !req
755. Soldiers become more than
friends,
you know?Copy !req
756. He was brought up in a farm
up in the Highlands and he
was...Copy !req
757. He was talking about some horseCopy !req
758. that his father had bought at
the fair
that couldn't be tamed.Copy !req
759. Lots of funny storiesCopy !req
760. about this wild horse
throwing his brothers around and
such.Copy !req
761. But then he said...Copy !req
762. "But then,Copy !req
763. one fine morning..."Copy !req
764. In that moment, the bullet hit
him.Copy !req
765. Back of the head, out through
his nose.
And he fell onto me and...Copy !req
766. I hugged him.Copy !req
767. Close.Copy !req
768. Saved myself from the next
bullet.Copy !req
769. I asked myself,
who do we soldiers die for?Copy !req
770. Then I remembered my oath.Copy !req
771. We all make
an oath of loyalty to the Crown.Copy !req
772. It's not the human beings, you
see?Copy !req
773. But it's the oath you chose to
believe.Copy !req
774. Their faults, their weaknesses,
that's not what you think aboutCopy !req
775. when you're in an alley
in the Falls Road.Copy !req
776. You think only
about your oath.Copy !req
777. And what that means.Copy !req
778. I don't want anyone to die for
me.Copy !req
779. And I hope your friend's wild
horseCopy !req
780. was never tamed.Copy !req
781. Ma'am.Copy !req
782. I've been asked to ensureCopy !req
783. that this time,Copy !req
784. unlike your arrival at the
House,Copy !req
785. you arrive for dinner on time.Copy !req
786. It is Her Majesty and the House
of Windsor
I am pledged to serve.Copy !req
787. And I speak with their voice.Copy !req
788. So please, there really is no
time
for indulgence, Ma'am.Copy !req
789. It was you who put the book
on my bed.Copy !req
790. What book?Copy !req
791. You put it there as a warning.Copy !req
792. I really have no idea
what you are talking about,
Ma'am.Copy !req
793. Ma'am, there seems
to have been some confusionCopy !req
794. about which dress to wear and
when.Copy !req
795. Yes, you reported my confusion
faithfully.Copy !req
796. Perhaps you've taken an oath.Copy !req
797. The curtains
have been fastened, Ma'am.Copy !req
798. That is, I was told to sew them
by His Royal Highness.Copy !req
799. There have been reports
of people in the grounds.Copy !req
800. They think photographers.Copy !req
801. We thought it wise.Copy !req
802. Yes, it is wise.Copy !req
803. - For Christmas dinner.
- It's very wise...Copy !req
804. I took it in.Copy !req
805. You have lost weight.Copy !req
806. Shall we try it on?Copy !req
807. Ma'am, I will help you.Copy !req
808. How can you help me?Copy !req
809. I thought at first it might not
fit me.Copy !req
810. But it does.Copy !req
811. There's even a little room left
in it
to accommodate for dinner.Copy !req
812. There we are.Copy !req
813. Will you wear it?Copy !req
814. Of course I will wear it.Copy !req
815. It says on the label
"Christmas Day dinner,"Copy !req
816. and it's Christmas Day dinner.Copy !req
817. What else would I wear?Copy !req
818. Now leave me.Copy !req
819. I wish to masturbate.Copy !req
820. Ma'am.Copy !req
821. You can tell everyone I said
that.Copy !req
822. Ma'am.Copy !req
823. - Dinner is served in 30 minutes.
- God.Copy !req
824. Yes, I'm coming!Copy !req
825. Mummy?Copy !req
826. Mummy?Copy !req
827. Mummy,Copy !req
828. you said to tell you
if you were being really silly.Copy !req
829. Mummy, you're being really
silly.Copy !req
830. Please.Copy !req
831. Mummy,
we have to sit down before
Granny.Copy !req
832. Ma'am, dinner is
served
in ten minutes.Copy !req
833. Yes, we are just...Copy !req
834. Mummy, just switch off your
mind.Copy !req
835. Don't think about it
until after dinner.Copy !req
836. For everyone's sake.Copy !req
837. The chef has made soufflé
d'abricots.Copy !req
838. It's just for me.Copy !req
839. It's not for them, it's for me.Copy !req
840. You've got like one minute
to get dressed.Copy !req
841. You can do this.Copy !req
842. That's okay because...Copy !req
843. it only takes me one minute.Copy !req
844. I look great anyway.Copy !req
845. Did you see her in church?Copy !req
846. See who, Mummy?Copy !req
847. Jane Seymour, of course.Copy !req
848. Mummy...Copy !req
849. - I'll be one minute.
- Okay.Copy !req
850. Okay... one minute.Copy !req
851. I just need one minute.Copy !req
852. - Just one minute. Sorry.
- No, no!Copy !req
853. - It's okay, it's okay!
- No, please, Mummy.Copy !req
854. Ma'am?Copy !req
855. Dessert is about to be served.Copy !req
856. The soufflé d'abricots
is just for me.Copy !req
857. Ma'am, I've been told
to wait for you.Copy !req
858. That's very kind of you.Copy !req
859. Very kind...Copy !req
860. Ma'am?Copy !req
861. Diana.Copy !req
862. Come.Copy !req
863. Emergency!Copy !req
864. Hold on.Copy !req
865. Fight them.Copy !req
866. Be beautiful.Copy !req
867. You are your own weapon.Copy !req
868. Don't cut it to
pieces.Copy !req
869. Okay,
but you have to stay with me.Copy !req
870. You can't leave me.Copy !req
871. - No.
- Stay with me.Copy !req
872. Of course.Copy !req
873. Where is she?Copy !req
874. Ma'am?Copy !req
875. Ma'am, they are all waiting.Copy !req
876. Ma'am, please.Copy !req
877. Tell them I'm not well.Copy !req
878. Tell them I'm not at
all well!Copy !req
879. Tell them I am not well.Copy !req
880. Tell them I'm not well.Copy !req
881. Go tell them I'm not
well!Copy !req
882. Ma'am.Copy !req
883. I need a pair of Wellingtons.
And a torch.Copy !req
884. Thank you.Copy !req
885. Where are you going, Ma'am?Copy !req
886. Home.Copy !req
887. Sir.Copy !req
888. The Princess of Wales
has gone outside.Copy !req
889. She said she's going
home.Copy !req
890. Really? How odd.Copy !req
891. I think that means
she's going to Park House.Copy !req
892. It's dangerous, Sir.Copy !req
893. The stairs and the floorboards,
they're rotten.Copy !req
894. If a princess wants to go home,
who are we to stand in her way?Copy !req
895. If the constables report
anything,Copy !req
896. tell them to let her be.Copy !req
897. That is all she wants.Copy !req
898. For us all to just...Copy !req
899. let her be.Copy !req
900. Yes, Sir.Copy !req
901. So.Copy !req
902. Diana! Boys! Get inside!Copy !req
903. Diana.Copy !req
904. You know he gave her
a picture of himself.Copy !req
905. A miniature painting.Copy !req
906. She wore it
around her neck.Copy !req
907. Same as the
one...Copy !req
908. that I wore around my neck.Copy !req
909. So I just tore it off.Copy !req
910. Go.Copy !req
911. Run.Copy !req
912. Are you real?Copy !req
913. Yeah.Copy !req
914. Yeah.Copy !req
915. Hey.Copy !req
916. They asked me back.Copy !req
917. They said they needed someone
to talk to you.Copy !req
918. Who is "they"?Copy !req
919. The Prince of Wales.Copy !req
920. That was good of him.Copy !req
921. He's not all bad.Copy !req
922. None of them are.Copy !req
923. No.Copy !req
924. They asked me to suggest
that you see a doctor.Copy !req
925. They say you've been...Copy !req
926. cutting yourself again.Copy !req
927. How do they know?Copy !req
928. - They know everything.
- They don't.Copy !req
929. They don't know
that Anne Boleyn saved my life
last night.Copy !req
930. I've been imagining how they'll
write about me in a thousand
years.Copy !req
931. If you're Royal,Copy !req
932. the more time that passes,
the fewer words they use to
describe you.Copy !req
933. "the Conqueror."Copy !req
934. "the Virgin."
Diana...Copy !req
935. If I ever do become Queen,Copy !req
936. what will I be?Copy !req
937. Insane?Copy !req
938. He said that you told someone
that...Copy !req
939. you thought I was cracking up.Copy !req
940. It's okay.Copy !req
941. But did you say it?Copy !req
942. Before I answer that question,Copy !req
943. - Ma'am...
- Hmm.Copy !req
944. For what it's worth...Copy !req
945. well actually,
I'm in love with you.Copy !req
946. Yes, I mean...Copy !req
947. I mean in that way.Copy !req
948. Completely.Copy !req
949. So, I suppose the one word
I'd use to describe youCopy !req
950. would be "shocked."Copy !req
951. "the Shocked."Copy !req
952. Um...Copy !req
953. - Goodness.
- Yes, quite.Copy !req
954. So what do you say to that?Copy !req
955. - I...
- Shock does wonders apparently.Copy !req
956. And I know...
I know you don't see me in that
way.Copy !req
957. - No, I...
- It's perfectly fine. I'm a
grown-up.Copy !req
958. Bam.Copy !req
959. Just think of all the times
I've seen you naked.Copy !req
960. I'm surprised, but...Copy !req
961. completely...Copy !req
962. I'm grown-up about... this.Copy !req
963. No, you're not.
You're not.Copy !req
964. You're having a childish giggle
and I love it.Copy !req
965. Fuck doctors.
What you need is love.Copy !req
966. Love, shocks and laughter.Copy !req
967. Plenty of it.Copy !req
968. - I...
- You ready for that walk now?Copy !req
969. It's going out.
Further and further.Copy !req
970. One hour to the guns.Copy !req
971. Load the shoot boxes, please.Copy !req
972. Remember, salt cellars
will lie down with the spicesCopy !req
973. on muslin bed sheets.Copy !req
974. - Just do your best,
okay?
- Yes.Copy !req
975. Park the car
in the staff car parkCopy !req
976. and leave the keys
in the glove compartment.Copy !req
977. Why?
What are you going to do?Copy !req
978. I'm going to take my place
among the pheasants.Copy !req
979. No...Copy !req
980. Seriously. What?Copy !req
981. No, seriously.Copy !req
982. Oh, Maggie,
it's all just a bit of fun,
isn't it?Copy !req
983. Men.Copy !req
984. Husbands, sex.Copy !req
985. Mistresses.Copy !req
986. Deceit.Copy !req
987. Succession.Copy !req
988. It's currency.Copy !req
989. That's all we are.Copy !req
990. I like nice thingsCopy !req
991. that are simple, ordinary.Copy !req
992. But things that are real.Copy !req
993. You know,
I really like things that areCopy !req
994. quite middle-class,
unfashionable.Copy !req
995. I love Les Mis, I love...Copy !req
996. Phantom of the Opera.Copy !req
997. I love fast food.Copy !req
998. I feel sorry for pheasants.Copy !req
999. There's no hope for me.Copy !req
1000. Not with them.Copy !req
1001. I'm going to see you
back in Kensington.Copy !req
1002. I can't wait.Copy !req
1003. - I'll have a pheasant feather in
my hat.
- Okay.Copy !req
1004. Saboteur!Copy !req
1005. Hold your fire!Copy !req
1006. Boys!Copy !req
1007. I want to take you home.Copy !req
1008. I'm not moving
from this spotCopy !req
1009. until they come to me!Copy !req
1010. You'll just have to
shoot me!Copy !req
1011. Go.Copy !req
1012. You... try to help her.Copy !req
1013. Your Royal Highness,
do you want me to intervene
here?Copy !req
1014. My sons...Copy !req
1015. are going to join their mother.Copy !req
1016. So everyone hold your
fire.Copy !req
1017. Go.Copy !req
1018. Yes.Copy !req
1019. Okay.Copy !req
1020. Come on!Copy !req
1021. - Slowpoke! Slowpoke!
- Come on!Copy !req
1022. - Come on!
— Do you want to be first?Copy !req
1023. Come on, Mummy.Copy !req
1024. Hang on. Boys.Copy !req
1025. Come here. Come on, come on.Copy !req
1026. Feet up, feet up.Copy !req
1027. What are we?Copy !req
1028. Seventeen and a half stone.Copy !req
1029. - There.
- Come, Mummy.Copy !req
1030. That's how much
I enjoyed myself.Copy !req
1031. - Ma'am, shall I bring the car?
- Tell Major Gregory:Copy !req
1032. seventeen and a half stone.Copy !req
1033. Write it down.Copy !req
1034. Right here, Mummy?Copy !req
1035. Are you leaving us, Ma'am?Copy !req
1036. Yes!
Isn't it terrible?Copy !req
1037. Yeah. Would you like me
to make you up some food?Copy !req
1038. There's a lot left over.Copy !req
1039. No, I've promised them a real
treat.Copy !req
1040. I missed your soufflé.Copy !req
1041. It would've only been wasted on
me,
anyway.Copy !req
1042. We need the keys.Copy !req
1043. There's also a note.Copy !req
1044. Bye!Copy !req
1045. Where are we going?Copy !req
1046. Home.Copy !req
1047. - I'm cold.
- And I'm hungry.Copy !req
1048. Well, turn the heating up!
We're going to eat.Copy !req
1049. Where are we going to
eat?Copy !req
1050. Somewhere!Copy !req
1051. - Do you know?
- Trust me!Copy !req
1052. - Do you know?
- We'll find out!Copy !req
1053. All I need is a
miracleCopy !req
1054. All I need is youCopy !req
1055. All I need is a miracleCopy !req
1056. All I need is youCopy !req
1057. All I need is a
miracleCopy !req
1058. All I need is youCopy !req
1059. I love this car.Copy !req
1060. I love this song!Copy !req
1061. I'm gonna love
you
for the rest of your lifeCopy !req
1062. Let's go!Copy !req
1063. Can I take your
order?Copy !req
1064. Three times chicken.Copy !req
1065. Three times fries.
Two colas and an orange juice, please.Copy !req
1066. And what name is
it?Copy !req
1067. Spencer.Copy !req
1068. Way Film Translation,
Matthew WayCopy !req