Episode 3 Scene
In a flashback to the past, a young Eliza meets an unexpected house guest named William.
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In a flashback to the past, a young Eliza meets an unexpected house guest named William.
In a flashback to the past, a young Eliza meets the unexpected house guest her father invited named William, for the very first time.
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Episode 3 Scene
Clip: Season 4 Episode 3 | 1m 39sVideo has Closed Captions
In a flashback to the past, a young Eliza meets the unexpected house guest her father invited named William, for the very first time.
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(gentle music) My name is Miss Scarlet.
I believe you are an associate of my father's.
- You said there'd be food.
- Yes.
I cooked a smoked ham this afternoon.
I'll cut you a slice.
- Okay.
- So how do you know my father?
Do you work for the police?
- Have you got any bread?
(gentle curious music) - I'm not sure.
I shall take a look at what else I made today.
(bag slips) (board slides) - You could stop a bullet with that.
- You are Scottish.
Whereabouts are you from?
- Do you always ask this many questions?
- I'll see if we have bread.
- I heard shouting just now.
He was yelling at you, wasn't he?
Your Pa. What did you do?
- Why do you assume it was my fault?
- I'm right, aren't I?
What did you do?
- Do you always ask this many questions?
- I'll have some water.
- Sink's just there.
- I'm a guest in this house.
- Oh, well then perhaps you might show some basic courtesy.
We'll start with 'please' and 'thank you.'
Then move on to eating like a gentleman and not a pig in a trough.
(gentle music concludes)
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Laura Marcus and Matt Olsen discuss playing the younger versions of Eliza and William. (2m 52s)
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The story of how it all began between Eliza and Duke twelve years ago. (30s)
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Funding for MASTERPIECE is provided by Viking and Raymond James with additional support from public television viewers and contributors to The MASTERPIECE Trust, created to help ensure the series’ future.