Under Capricorn Page #4

Synopsis: In 1831, Irishman Charles Adare travels to Australia to start a new life with the help of his cousin who has just been appointed governor. When he arrives he meets powerful landowner and ex-convict Sam Flusky, who wants to do a business deal with him. Whilst attending a dinner party at Flusky's house, Charles meets Flusky's wife Henrietta who he had known as a child back in Ireland. Henrietta is an alcoholic and seems to be on the verge of madness.
 
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1949
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stay stylish.

Fill the morning with your clothes

or what form the love of home.

Charles, Milly takes care of everything.

I'm finished.

I tried everything by Sam,

but it was useless.

I see myself as I am.

-Right?

-Of course.

Do not look in the mirror?

I have, I am disposing

makes them years.

What to see?

If you see what I...

... will see a very beautiful woman.

What do you think?

I'll get you a mirror,

will be your conscience.

If you look it

every day and say...

... sister Henrietta.

Come on someone?

The mirror will,...

... yes, the riding itself

for departing from the shadows...

... and again to be

sovereign of his kingdom.

I felt that someone

pisava on my tomb.

Milly-is.

-I believe it and fall.

It is a wonderful woman.

Want to much Sam

and is good with me.

His appearance is normal, but

looked at me in a way...

... that would have scared the devil.

What is that funny?

You said things that have made him laugh.

it has smiled.

-Who is that?

-What?

It is the image of Lady Henrietta or not?

looks like it.

-I am proud.

-Charles.

why not?

A respectful tribute

its reincarnation.

We were very respectful.

My intention was not another.

why would I observe?

Because it is a great lady.

promised to be a lady

of your home.

The first work of art

that is done and beautiful.

-Stressed me.

-Yes, but not finished.

We have done more to start.

Now the keys.

are with Milly.

Milly, who think he is?

The keys must have the

the lady of the house.

What to go tinkle. This

give you confidence. Okay.

What is the first battle?

The kitchen.

Milly would be furious

if the kitchen.

It is angry.

You who must give

all orders.

Do not forget.

Okay, let music.

Who gives the orders in

Flusky's house, home of Flusky?

What I would do without you?

Must do without me,

going to the kitchen.

Come with me.

-You are a gentleman.

-Yes.

A gentleman must be discreet.

So do not bring to a woman.

Always the same song.

Bottles and more bottles,

has no remedy.

It is a liar, Susan,

not rub the saucepan.

Of course the esfreguei,

and pans too.

Not discussed.

Which of you is the cook?

What happens to these people?

Speak as Parakeets and

suddenly become silent.

Some are ignorant,

I take care of them.

No, from now on

ask me anything.

However, many left

things to their charge.

Come here every morning.

No, you all to my room

the morning for instructions.

I would like to see the wardrobe of lingerie.

Give me the keys?

Are we.

Yes, give me the keys.

Will be difficult days,

but will continue.

It is useless, you assure.

Better to leave,

is finished.

Do not talk like that.

has interest.

You saw her more than me.

Do not want to talk to her?

Not discouraged,

is recovering.

Tonight does not appear.

Other times it locked and

well spent whole weeks.

Tonight is different.

Almost is itself

and we must do something.

It is pointless and not fun.

I do not know what happened in the kitchen,

but Milly has a fault.

Do not know what Milly

have to bear.

That would

does not speak well of her.

-It is not my thing.

-It is not her thing.

Henrietta and I will help.

Do what you want.

Henrietta!

Henrietta!

-No answer.

-I said.

-Not even you.

-I do not dismay.

Henrietta, I am climbing.

Henrietta!

Henrietta!

Henrietta.

I do not want to see you again.

get outta here

I could not do what I said.

Go back to Ireland and

say die.

Do not say that.

Go back to Ireland...

... and I leave this wonderful place.

-In this beautiful room.

-No I do it.

You have to get up.

What? The one important...

... if you are standing or head.

-This is better.

-It is not better.

Yes that is much better.

You are standing.

Must always stand.

-Do not ever leave.

-You do honor to you.

Yes it does, or will.

I have never done anything serious

but now I'm doing.

Have courage.

Courage was his birthday,

but lost.

Charles, I am not brave.

I have a disease.

As I can,

but it is a misunderstanding.

What can not it.

Absolutely.

You know what happened in the kitchen?

I lose all control

Milly is right.

It would be the ruin of this house

before a week.

I would prepare a dinner.

But I can not do anything.

Do not remember anything.

You have to remember.

Not remember the wind

that blows from the Atlantic?

Fill your eyes the grass

green, the people born in?

The grass remains on the hill.

Not feel the earth tremble

under the hooves of your horse?

Sleep and dream of it.

Milly the call, the

help you sleep.

Ride tomorrow

to the bay.

A sea is like another.

This will bring you memories.

It is very good to me.

I honor him for Ireland.

Between!

It is you.

help to lie.

-You have not done?

-What do you mean?

Insolent.

I can not avoid it,

I have to say it.

Mr. Flusky, his wife has a problem

without putting in my work.

I have nothing against it,

but not my goal in kitchen.

What to do in other

is not my account,...

... but should open their eyes.

-Pardon, did not know...

-Stay.

has said he owed.

I do not want interference.

-Do not hold it all.

-What is this?

Those who put these ideas to

should leave him.

Who wants to take hat

that light.

One moment!

I believe you should hear something.

Beginning to understand

what is here.

-Last night.

-Yes, last night.

I could say some things

about last night.

Might say, intriguing.

Speak clear.

You know what happened

last night with his wife.

The kitchen and was met

something of a calculated and brutal abruptness.

Last night I saw this man

in your room.

The camera

and she almost naked.

This is rude, to the rest.

-What you said in the kitchen?

What-if.

Already told Mr Flusky,

have the right to ask me.

You do not!

Who believed, is not it?

Pardon is not as stated.

I was there e. ..

Yes, of course it was there.

Came calm and played

some bottles on the table.

Your Lordship knows where appropriate,

to talk about sensitivity.

Mr. Adare, you are

a gentleman was not so.

Damn gentleman,

go away.

You too.

Of course you will of this house.

If you accept these things as I do.

my work

-Let it go.

-We can not do without it.

Everything will improve.

Not good.

All the gossip was

to cover their withdrawal.

Do you believe?

Absolutely.

Do not think...

I do not know what to think.

What do you mean?

It is their word against that of Milly.

-Accept my.

-Why is a gentleman?

Winter also is.

It seems that unite all

against the upstart.

The garbage, the world's contempt.

Against Sam Flusky first.

The boy in court.

The ex-convict.

My wife... is a lady.

The ladies and gentlemen

see things your way.

Can that Milly and I

see differently.

He said I gave him hope.

-Did they despised?

-Not yet.

I listen to myself and not

this gossipy.

Milly here many years.

If you a slander of the Milly,

can give us a hand.

-I understood you wrong.

-So.

Goodbye, Mr. Flusky.

Prayer.

Pray to the Lord

open your eyes.

Goodbye.

-What do I do with the breakfast?

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James Bridie

James Bridie (3 January 1888 in Glasgow – 29 January 1951 in Edinburgh) was the pseudonym of the Scottish playwright, screenwriter and surgeon whose real name was Osborne Henry Mavor. He took his pen-name from his paternal grandfather's first name and his grandmother's maiden name.Mavor studied medicine at the University of Glasgow graduating in 1913, then served as a military doctor during World War I, seeing service in France and Mesopotamia. His comedic plays saw success in London, and he became a full-time writer in 1938. Despite this, he returned to the army during World War II, again serving as a doctor.He was the main founder of the Citizens Theatre in Glasgow, with his cousin, the author Guy McCrone and was also instrumental in the establishment of the Edinburgh Festival.Bridie worked with the director Alfred Hitchcock in the late 1940s. They worked together on: The Paradine Case (1947). Bridie originally wrote the screenplay, and Ben Hecht contributed some additional dialogue. But due to casting, the characters had to be changed. So David O. Selznick had to write another script. Under Capricorn (1949) Stage Fright (1950)In 1923, he married Rona Locke Bremner (1897–1985). Their son was killed in World War II. His other son Ronald (1925–2007) was also both a physician and playwright. Ronald became drama critic of The Scotsman after retiring from medicine, Director of the Scottish Arts Council and Deputy Chairman of the Edinburgh Festival. He was Professor of Drama and Head of the Drama Department at the University of Saskatchewan and was appointed C.B.E. in 1971.James Bridie died in Edinburgh of a stroke and is buried in Glasgow Western Necropolis. The Bridie Library at the Glasgow University Union is named after him, as is the annual Bridie Dinner that takes place in the Union each December. more…

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