Brooklyn (2015)

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Improved By: Fidel33
Sub Upload Date: February 22, 2016

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(PRIEST PRAYING IN LATIN)

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(YAWNING)

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Miss Kelly, might I talk to you later?

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Not if what you're going to say

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will cause trouble for me
in some way or another.

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(SIGHS)

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(CHURCH BELL TOLLING)

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9:00 mass is over, girls.

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(INDISTINCT CONVERSATIONS)

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- Now.
- MAN: Thank you.

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- EILIS: One moment, please.
- Excuse me.

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WOMAN: And some rashers
and some cheese.

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(BELL JINGLING)

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Mrs Brady, what would you like
this morning?

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- Half a dozen rashers, please.
- Of course.

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Eilis will get that for you now.

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- I was next.
- And you still are.

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- Yes?
- I need some shoe polish.

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Shoe polish? That's not really
a Sunday item, now, is it?

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These people need things
for their dinner or their tea.

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Why couldn't you have
remembered yesterday?

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Because it looks like
you needed it yesterday.

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I'm sorry.

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(MISS KELLY LOCKS DOOR)

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Miss Kelly...

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I hadn't forgotten.
Spit it out, whatever it is.

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I'm away to America.

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Whose idea was that?

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Father Flood in New York arranged it.

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Rose used to play golf with him.
He sponsored me.

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And he found me a job and got me a visa.

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Well, we won't be needing you back here.

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I could work every Sunday till I go.

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No, thank you.

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- Your poor sister.
- My sister?

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Well, mothers are always
being left behind in this country.

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But Rose,

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that's the end for her now, isn't it?

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She'll be looking after your mother
for the rest of her life.

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I wish I'd written to Father Flood
about you, Rose.

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Me? I have a job.

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You had a couple of hours on a Sunday
working for Nettles Kelly.

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- You shouldn't call her that.
- I think it's quite a kind name.

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Considering she's actually
a terrible old witch.

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Well, I don't want to talk
about her any more.

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Good.

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They say it's hotter there in the summer
and colder in the winter.

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What in heaven's name
will she do about clothes?

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She'll buy them, Mother.

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She doesn't want to be
wasting her money on clothes.

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She won't have much choice.
She'll be there for...

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(LAUGHS)

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- You look beautiful, Nancy.
- Thank you.

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You look so beautiful.
It makes me despair of this place.

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(LAUGHS) Why?

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Well, you're the prettiest girl
in County Wexford.

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You should be able to choose
any man you want

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and we're hoping that George Sheridan
from the rugby club looks your way.

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Do you think he might?

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Of course he will.

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I know you like him, Nancy,
but he's not Gary Cooper, is he?

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And those boys with their hair oil
and their blazers.

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- NANCY: He has beautiful eyes.
- Mmm...

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And he's going to come into
a beautiful shop in the market square.

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Why didn't you wear your blue dress?

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Are you asking why I didn't
make more of an effort?

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I suppose cos I'm going away.

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- Mind, now.
- (BOTH LAUGHING)

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Come on.

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(INDISTINCT CONVERSATIONS)

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(BOYS CHATTERING INDISTINCTLY)

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He's looked over here twice already.

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He hasn't!

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- He's walking over here now.
- He's not!

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Why would I keep lying to you
about what George Sheridan's doing?

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(CLEARS THROAT)
Would you like to dance?

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(CHUCKLES)

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(SIGHS)

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ROSE: Is that really
everything you own?

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Oh, Eilis.

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I should have looked after you better.

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You've bought most
of the clothes in this case.

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That's one of the reasons I'm going,
cos I can't buy my own.

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If it was just that,
I'd spend every penny I had on you.

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Gladly.

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But I can't buy you a future.

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I can't buy you the kind of life you need.

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I know.

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But you'll come see me there one day?

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Yes.

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And you'll look after yourself?

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You don't have to worry about me.

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And I'll come home to visit, won't I?

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Cos I couldn't bear it if...

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You haven't packed your shoes yet.

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They'll take up a bit of room.

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There.

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(HORN BLOWING)

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Oh!

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I'm sorry.

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(SIGHS)

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Off.

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Number one, bottom bunk, that's mine.

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You're on the top.

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This is hell.

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- Never again.
- Never again to America?

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The mistake was coming home
from America in the first place.

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I'd do anything to get out
of this horrible cabin.

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Let's go for a smoke.

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I don't.

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Suit yourself. I'll see you later.

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Unless I find a nice man
in First to smoke with.

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It's good to see that not everybody's put off
their dinner by the weather forecast.

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It's supposed to be a rough one tonight,

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so none of the other passengers
are eating.

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A few spoonfuls of soup maybe,
but not the mutton stew.

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Please unlock it.

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(BREATHING HEAVILY)

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GIRL: Go away! (RETCHES)

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(VOMITS)

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(BREATHING HEAVILY)

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EILIS: I'm sorry about the smell.

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And the bucket.

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Don't worry. The whole boat stinks.

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Even First Class. I've just been
thrown out of there, by the way.

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The bathroom door was locked all night.

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Oh, those bastards.

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There. Won't be very comfortable,
but at least it's ours.

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(KNOCKING ON DOOR)

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- GIRL: Open the door.
- Feck off.

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- Open the door right now.
- Do you hear me? Fuck off.

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If you'd been nice last night,
we would have played fair.

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- Now you've got no toilet.
- Get out of the bathroom.

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You bastards.

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(LAUGHS)

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Go on, you can use it.

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I'm going to get us some water.
That's all you're allowed.

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(DOOR CLOSES)

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GEORGINA:
Are you going to live in America?

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EILIS: Yes.

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GEORGINA: You have papers and everything?

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EILIS: Yes. And a job.

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How'd you manage to arrange all that?

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I didn't. Someone did it for me.
A priest my sister knows.

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And how do you feel about it?

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How long do letters from Ireland
take to arrive?

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My sister Rose said
she'd write straightaway.

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They take a long time at first.

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And then no time at all.

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You have family in America? Friends?

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No.

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You'll meet people easily enough.

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Where are you gonna live? Brooklyn?

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- How'd you know that?
- Lucky guess.

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Try to remember that sometimes it's nice
to talk to people who don't know your auntie.

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That's what it's like?

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That's what it's like.

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I haven't been sick for hours.

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Nice, isn't it?

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I'm very hungry.

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That's why you haven't been
sick for hours.

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We'll eat tomorrow.

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Or the day after.

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Oh, dear. We're gonna have
to do something with you.

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They'll put you in quarantine or something

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if you try and enter the country
looking like that.

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Nothing fancy.
You mustn't look like a tart.

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Oh, well, looking like a tart
isn't going to be a problem.

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This doesn't look too bad.

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My sister gave me that.

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Wear it with this

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and...

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this.

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(GUARD SHOUTS)
Have your bags ready for inspection.

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GEORGINA: Don't look too innocent, though.

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I'll put some rouge and mascara on you.

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Perhaps a little eye liner.

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OFFICIAL: Step out of the line, please.
Thank you. Next, please. Thank you.

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Step over this way, please.
Get out of the line.

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Next. Passport, please.

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GEORGINA: Stand up straight.

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Polish your shoes.

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And don't cough, whatever you do.

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GUARD: Over this way.

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GEORGINA: Don't be rude or pushy,
but don't look too nervous.

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GUARD: Step this way.

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GEORGINA: Think like an American.

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You have to know where you're going.

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Welcome to the United States, ma'am.

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Through the blue door, please.

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Next, please.

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(CHILDREN PLAYING)

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MRS KEHOE: Bless us, oh Lord,

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and these thy gifts which we are
about to receive from thy bounty

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through Christ our Lord, amen.

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Amen.

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I saw you had a letter today, Diana.
Any news?

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Mr de Valera's had another operation
on his eyes, she says. He's been in Holland.

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I don't want news
I can read in a newspaper.

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Anyway, we would describe
Mr de Valera as politics,

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would we not, Mrs Kehoe?

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And we do not like politics
at the dinner table.

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We don't.

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It's not politics to talk
about eye operations.

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It is if the eyes belong to a politician.

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And I don't like to talk about
hospitals very much either.

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Patty, did you have any luck
with that cold cream?

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No, Mrs Kehoe.
I asked Miss Tyler in Cosmetics.

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And I showed her the advertisement.

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I don't want to have to travel
all the way into Manhattan

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just for a jar of cold cream.

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Maybe you could have a look
in Bartocci's for me, Eilis?

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Yes, Mrs Kehoe.

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Oh, Bartocci's is bound to have it.

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She doesn't know that for sure, Mrs Kehoe.

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She's only saying that Bartocci's
is a better store than Webster's

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to get at Patty.

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They're both very good

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and you girls are very lucky
to be working there.

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Eilis, from the look of you,
you have greasy skin.

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Is that right? What do you do about that?

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Just... Well, I wash it,
Mrs Kehoe, with soap.

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There's nothing wrong with soap.

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Soap was good enough
for Our Lord, I expect.

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Oh, and which brand did he use,
Miss McAdam?

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Does the Bible tell you that?

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Our Lord was a man, anyway.

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He didn't care about greasy skin.

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- (CHUCKLES)
- Ladies, no more talk about

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Our Lord's complexion at dinner, please.

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The girls will help you find
something suitable, Eilis.

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- Won't you, girls?
- BOTH: Mmm-hmm.

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(DINGS)

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Hi.

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- Good morning.
- Did you go out last night?

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- Out, the opposite of in.
- No.

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Well, I saw a movie with my boyfriend.

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"What did you see, Dorothy?"

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"I saw The Quiet Man, Eilis.
They filmed it in Ireland."

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"Oh, I'm from Ireland."

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"I know you are. That's why I thought
you might be interested."

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Thank you.

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(AIR HISSING)

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Shouldn't be a moment.

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Is it still hot out there?

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I haven't been outside since this morning.

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But I can tell that it might be very.

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It just looks it.

250
00:20:11,283 --> 00:20:12,575
It's warm, yes.

251
00:20:13,034 --> 00:20:14,702
- (DINGS)
- (AIR HISSING)

252
00:20:22,460 --> 00:20:23,627
Thanks very much.

253
00:20:27,799 --> 00:20:30,092
Remember, if people like it here,
they'll come back,

254
00:20:30,218 --> 00:20:33,262
so you treat every customer
as if she's a new friend.

255
00:20:33,388 --> 00:20:35,040
- I'll try.
- It's not a matter of trying.

256
00:20:35,140 --> 00:20:36,833
It's what you have to do.

257
00:20:36,933 --> 00:20:38,309
Do you try to wear panties every day?

258
00:20:39,895 --> 00:20:41,213
No.

259
00:20:41,313 --> 00:20:43,772
I mean, I don't... I don't try.
I just put them on.

260
00:20:44,399 --> 00:20:46,442
You see what I'm saying?

261
00:20:46,776 --> 00:20:47,818
Yes.

262
00:20:47,944 --> 00:20:49,111
Good.

263
00:20:54,242 --> 00:20:56,619
CUSTOMER: Can we get
another side of toast, please?

264
00:20:56,745 --> 00:20:57,953
MAN: Slice up some hot dogs.

265
00:20:58,079 --> 00:21:00,122
They want 'em sliced down the middle.

266
00:21:00,248 --> 00:21:02,750
(BE COOL AKA KEEP COOL ON RADIO)

267
00:21:05,337 --> 00:21:07,630
Sorry. Could I have the bill, please?

268
00:21:13,762 --> 00:21:15,638
I hope that when I go through
the Pearly Gates,

269
00:21:15,764 --> 00:21:18,250
the first sound I hear is you
asking me for the cheque

270
00:21:18,350 --> 00:21:20,351
in that lovely Irish brogue.

271
00:21:26,816 --> 00:21:28,150
(SIGHS)

272
00:21:37,118 --> 00:21:38,452
PATTY: Diana?

273
00:22:14,990 --> 00:22:17,642
Have they told you a date
for the nylon sale yet, Eilis?

274
00:22:17,742 --> 00:22:19,576
Never had a Bartocci's girl living here.

275
00:22:20,704 --> 00:22:22,162
Might get some inside information.

276
00:22:22,539 --> 00:22:24,081
I haven't been told anything.

277
00:22:24,207 --> 00:22:26,375
- I bet you wouldn't let on if you had.
- She's that sort.

278
00:22:26,501 --> 00:22:28,043
More loyal to her bosses
than to her friends.

279
00:22:28,169 --> 00:22:30,379
- Like a Red spy.
- Oh, dear God.

280
00:22:31,589 --> 00:22:35,009
I'll thank you to keep His name
out of a conversation about nylons.

281
00:22:35,719 --> 00:22:38,830
He might be everywhere, but he's certainly
not in Bartocci's on sale day.

282
00:22:38,930 --> 00:22:40,389
Sorry, Mrs Kehoe.

283
00:22:40,515 --> 00:22:42,891
I was glad to see you finally got
some letters from home today, Eilis.

284
00:22:43,601 --> 00:22:45,295
Did I? I forgot to check.

285
00:22:45,395 --> 00:22:48,063
They'll still be there after dinner.

286
00:22:48,189 --> 00:22:49,356
Sorry.

287
00:23:03,246 --> 00:23:04,689
ROSE: Dear Eilis.

288
00:23:04,789 --> 00:23:08,083
It's hard for me to believe
that you're reading this in America,

289
00:23:08,209 --> 00:23:10,461
thousands of miles across the sea.

290
00:23:11,588 --> 00:23:14,131
The big news here is that since you left,

291
00:23:14,257 --> 00:23:16,800
Mammy has stopped shopping
at Nettles Kelly's.

292
00:23:16,926 --> 00:23:19,762
As you know, her bread wasn't always fresh

293
00:23:19,888 --> 00:23:21,930
and she overcharged for everything...

294
00:23:22,057 --> 00:23:23,375
- (SNIFFLES)
- And she's awful.

295
00:23:23,475 --> 00:23:25,768
MARY: I haven't told her to her face.

296
00:23:25,894 --> 00:23:27,102
There's no need.

297
00:23:27,228 --> 00:23:30,481
She knows that she overcharges
and her bread's not fresh.

298
00:23:31,816 --> 00:23:34,735
ROSE: We talk about you
every evening, of course.

299
00:23:35,278 --> 00:23:37,654
We want to know everything.

300
00:23:37,781 --> 00:23:39,490
I'm sure you're busy,

301
00:23:39,908 --> 00:23:45,287
but even if your letters were 200 pages,
they wouldn't be long enough for your mother.

302
00:23:46,956 --> 00:23:48,749
(SOBBING)

303
00:23:51,169 --> 00:23:53,796
Take care of yourself. Love.

304
00:24:08,478 --> 00:24:10,270
Is it your time of the month?

305
00:24:11,106 --> 00:24:12,648
So what is it?

306
00:24:16,820 --> 00:24:20,030
Take some time off now.
Go and sit in the staff room.

307
00:24:25,036 --> 00:24:26,328
(DOOR OPENS)

308
00:24:28,373 --> 00:24:31,708
I'm so sorry, Eilis.
This is all my fault.

309
00:24:31,835 --> 00:24:35,280
I was led to believe
that you didn't need looking after.

310
00:24:35,380 --> 00:24:37,282
Franco Bartocci says
you're doing great here.

311
00:24:37,382 --> 00:24:40,175
Ma Kehoe says you're
the nicest lodger she's ever had.

312
00:24:41,010 --> 00:24:42,719
- What?
- "Ma Kehoe"?

313
00:24:43,179 --> 00:24:44,622
Don't ever call her that to her face.

314
00:24:44,722 --> 00:24:45,915
(CHUCKLES)

315
00:24:46,015 --> 00:24:49,309
I'd forgotten just how bad it feels
to be away from home.

316
00:24:50,228 --> 00:24:55,023
I've enrolled you in a night class,
for book-keeping. Brooklyn College.

317
00:24:55,191 --> 00:24:58,694
It'll be three nights a week and I've paid
your tuition for the first semester.

318
00:24:59,529 --> 00:25:03,157
- Why?
- Why? Not thank you?

319
00:25:03,408 --> 00:25:06,936
Sorry. Thank you. But why?

320
00:25:07,036 --> 00:25:08,772
Well, I was amazed
that someone as clever as you

321
00:25:08,872 --> 00:25:11,206
couldn't find proper work at home.

322
00:25:12,041 --> 00:25:13,917
I've been here too long.

323
00:25:14,043 --> 00:25:16,044
I forget what it's like in Ireland.

324
00:25:17,088 --> 00:25:19,157
So when your sister wrote to me about you,

325
00:25:19,257 --> 00:25:21,508
I said the Church would try to help.

326
00:25:22,594 --> 00:25:25,053
Anyway, we need Irish girls in Brooklyn.

327
00:25:25,722 --> 00:25:29,558
I wish that I could stop feeling
that I want to be an Irish girl in Ireland.

328
00:25:29,684 --> 00:25:32,436
All I can say is that it will pass.

329
00:25:33,271 --> 00:25:35,965
Homesickness is like most sicknesses.

330
00:25:36,065 --> 00:25:40,444
It'll make you feel wretched
and then it'll move on to somebody else.

331
00:25:42,906 --> 00:25:47,018
Now, Taylor v. Standard Gas Company
is one of the most important corporate cases

332
00:25:47,118 --> 00:25:49,979
decided in the Supreme Court
in the last 20 years.

333
00:25:50,079 --> 00:25:53,525
This was the case responsible
for the Deep Rock Doctrine,

334
00:25:53,625 --> 00:25:57,586
so it's maybe the biggest milestone
in parent-subsidiary law.

335
00:25:57,921 --> 00:26:02,090
In public utility integration
proceedings alone,

336
00:26:02,425 --> 00:26:06,887
literally thousands of investors
may be affected by its application.

337
00:26:07,931 --> 00:26:09,223
(BELL RINGING)

338
00:26:11,226 --> 00:26:13,769
Did you understand any of that?

339
00:26:13,895 --> 00:26:15,437
I mean, a single word?

340
00:26:15,939 --> 00:26:17,272
(CHUCKLES)

341
00:26:17,941 --> 00:26:19,509
He's not even reading from a book.

342
00:26:19,609 --> 00:26:20,734
He just knows all this.

343
00:26:21,903 --> 00:26:24,738
Well, let's hope
the next hour's easier, huh?

344
00:26:37,168 --> 00:26:41,072
One of the things that ruins
Christmas in America is the turkey.

345
00:26:41,172 --> 00:26:42,907
It all tastes of sawdust.

346
00:26:43,007 --> 00:26:44,868
So that's one cheese sandwich
for Miss McAdam

347
00:26:44,968 --> 00:26:46,369
and extra turkey for everyone else.

348
00:26:46,469 --> 00:26:47,511
(LAUGHING)

349
00:26:47,637 --> 00:26:48,845
Ladies, please.

350
00:26:48,972 --> 00:26:49,972
(SNORTS)

351
00:26:51,140 --> 00:26:54,017
Eilis, Father Flood told me
about your Christmas plans.

352
00:26:54,143 --> 00:26:57,213
Oh, you're not serving lunch to the old
fellas who've nowhere to go, are you?

353
00:26:57,313 --> 00:26:59,424
He asks us every year. We always say no.

354
00:26:59,524 --> 00:27:01,650
Eilis, you're a saint. They smell awful.

355
00:27:01,776 --> 00:27:04,653
Sheila knows how they smell because
that's where she goes husband hunting.

356
00:27:04,779 --> 00:27:05,862
(LAUGHING)

357
00:27:07,824 --> 00:27:11,201
It's a marvellous thing you're doing, Eilis.
A Christian thing.

358
00:27:11,327 --> 00:27:13,161
I wish there were more like you.

359
00:27:16,165 --> 00:27:17,958
WOMAN: In you come.

360
00:27:19,002 --> 00:27:20,377
How many are we expecting?

361
00:27:20,503 --> 00:27:22,739
We had a hundred last year.
There may be more this.

362
00:27:22,839 --> 00:27:25,841
- EILIS: Are they all Irish?
- FATHER FLOOD: All Irish.

363
00:27:26,843 --> 00:27:28,635
Why don't they go home?

364
00:27:29,512 --> 00:27:32,014
If there's nothing there
for clever young girls such as yourself,

365
00:27:32,140 --> 00:27:34,459
there's gonna be even less
for men like these.

366
00:27:34,559 --> 00:27:37,352
Some of them have been here 50 years.

367
00:27:37,478 --> 00:27:38,963
They've lost touch with everyone.

368
00:27:39,063 --> 00:27:40,757
Lovely. Thank you.

369
00:27:40,857 --> 00:27:42,566
- Merry Christmas.
- Thank you.

370
00:27:42,859 --> 00:27:45,027
These are the men who built the tunnels,

371
00:27:45,153 --> 00:27:48,139
the bridges, the highways.

372
00:27:48,239 --> 00:27:50,741
God alone knows what they live on now.

373
00:27:56,998 --> 00:27:59,207
(INDISTINCT CONVERSATIONS)

374
00:28:06,049 --> 00:28:07,215
Anyway...

375
00:28:09,093 --> 00:28:10,510
(WHISTLES)

376
00:28:12,221 --> 00:28:14,431
I don't want to interrupt proceedings,

377
00:28:14,557 --> 00:28:17,726
but I'm sure you'd all like
to show your appreciation

378
00:28:17,852 --> 00:28:20,338
to all the ladies here
for their hard day's work.

379
00:28:20,438 --> 00:28:21,772
And by way of a thank you,

380
00:28:21,898 --> 00:28:24,300
we have a great singer
in the room with us today.

381
00:28:24,400 --> 00:28:26,401
- Frankie.
- (ALL APPLAUDING)

382
00:28:34,535 --> 00:28:36,411
(SINGING IN GAELIC)

383
00:29:42,854 --> 00:29:44,980
(INAUDIBLE)

384
00:29:54,323 --> 00:29:55,866
Mind yourself, there.

385
00:30:21,684 --> 00:30:23,252
(DOOR CLOSES)

386
00:30:23,352 --> 00:30:25,061
- (INDISTINCT CONVERSATIONS)
- (GIRLS LAUGHING)

387
00:30:31,694 --> 00:30:34,738
Would you like to come into the front room
for a glass of something?

388
00:30:34,864 --> 00:30:35,906
You've earned it.

389
00:30:36,407 --> 00:30:37,866
(OPERA ON RADIO)

390
00:30:37,992 --> 00:30:39,534
You survived.

391
00:30:40,161 --> 00:30:41,270
Ah...

392
00:30:41,370 --> 00:30:43,663
- It wasn't so bad.
- (CHUCKLES)

393
00:30:45,875 --> 00:30:47,918
- Happy Christmas.
- Cheers.

394
00:30:48,211 --> 00:30:49,419
(CLINKING)

395
00:30:53,216 --> 00:30:55,451
Now, Miss McAdam is leaving us.

396
00:30:55,551 --> 00:30:57,620
She's going to live
with her sister in Manhattan.

397
00:30:57,720 --> 00:30:59,763
She has the best room in the house,

398
00:30:59,889 --> 00:31:01,181
the basement,

399
00:31:01,766 --> 00:31:04,601
and it has its own entrance.

400
00:31:04,727 --> 00:31:06,603
Now, I can only let

401
00:31:06,729 --> 00:31:10,232
a certain kind of girl stay there.

402
00:31:10,733 --> 00:31:12,176
Oh, and I'm not talking about looks here.

403
00:31:12,276 --> 00:31:14,846
Although I will admit, God did give
Miss McAdam an advantage

404
00:31:14,946 --> 00:31:17,239
when I had to think about
who I could trust to live down there.

405
00:31:17,365 --> 00:31:19,241
No, no, you're a pretty girl, Eilis,

406
00:31:19,367 --> 00:31:21,409
but you're sensible.

407
00:31:21,953 --> 00:31:24,313
So, you're having the room
and that's that.

408
00:31:24,413 --> 00:31:25,815
Will the other girls not mind?

409
00:31:25,915 --> 00:31:27,859
Oh, I expect so.

410
00:31:27,959 --> 00:31:29,918
What don't they mind?

411
00:31:35,258 --> 00:31:38,134
Girls, you'll take Dolores to the dance
with you on Saturday night, won't you?

412
00:31:38,261 --> 00:31:39,261
There's a dance?

413
00:31:39,387 --> 00:31:40,929
MRS KEHOE: At the parish hall.

414
00:31:41,055 --> 00:31:43,932
There'll be no alcohol,
but you can have fun without it.

415
00:31:44,433 --> 00:31:47,477
Um... Patty and I aren't going this week.

416
00:31:48,437 --> 00:31:50,381
We're going to see a movie instead.

417
00:31:50,481 --> 00:31:52,941
Well, I'm sure Dolores would
enjoy a movie just as well.

418
00:31:53,067 --> 00:31:54,510
I would, very much.

419
00:31:54,610 --> 00:31:57,612
There are so many more movies
here in New York than in Cavan.

420
00:31:57,738 --> 00:31:58,822
Yes, surprising, isn't it?

421
00:31:58,948 --> 00:32:00,323
You'd think it'd be the other way round.

422
00:32:00,449 --> 00:32:02,242
(GIRLS LAUGHING)

423
00:32:04,453 --> 00:32:07,190
Of course, you would be welcome
to join us, Dolores.

424
00:32:07,290 --> 00:32:09,457
So long as you don't mind
being a gooseberry.

425
00:32:09,584 --> 00:32:14,129
So you both miraculously found boyfriends
over the last couple of days, did you?

426
00:32:14,630 --> 00:32:18,300
Well, I hope you have more luck
with these than you did with the last few.

427
00:32:18,426 --> 00:32:20,745
- Will you be going, Eilis?
- Yes, Mrs Kehoe.

428
00:32:20,845 --> 00:32:23,847
Well, you can take Dolores, then.
Of course.

429
00:32:26,934 --> 00:32:28,310
(IRISH FOLK)

430
00:32:45,953 --> 00:32:48,371
God. There's nobody here.

431
00:32:49,624 --> 00:32:52,902
How are we supposed to get a fella
if there's nobody here?

432
00:32:53,002 --> 00:32:55,378
I expect most people will come after 9:00.

433
00:32:55,504 --> 00:32:57,631
People or fellas?

434
00:32:58,674 --> 00:33:00,842
Some of the people will be fellas.

435
00:33:01,677 --> 00:33:03,345
I'd love to meet a fella.

436
00:33:03,471 --> 00:33:04,512
(DOOR OPENS)

437
00:33:06,182 --> 00:33:09,126
DOLORES: They came. The liars.

438
00:33:09,226 --> 00:33:11,645
What a pair of bitches.

439
00:33:12,355 --> 00:33:14,397
That's what the old woman called them.

440
00:33:14,523 --> 00:33:16,691
She said they were all bitches.

441
00:33:18,194 --> 00:33:20,195
Apart from you.

442
00:33:30,247 --> 00:33:31,941
Well, hello.

443
00:33:32,041 --> 00:33:33,708
- Hello. It's good to see you.
- (MUSIC STOPS)

444
00:33:33,834 --> 00:33:35,210
- I can see why.
- (APPLAUSE)

445
00:33:35,336 --> 00:33:36,320
(CHUCKLES)

446
00:33:36,420 --> 00:33:38,588
- Come with us.
- (IRISH FOLK)

447
00:33:53,104 --> 00:33:55,464
There. That's better.

448
00:33:55,564 --> 00:33:58,441
Now you don't look like you came in
from milking the cows.

449
00:33:58,567 --> 00:34:01,069
- Is that what I looked like?
- Just a bit.

450
00:34:01,779 --> 00:34:03,806
Nice, clean cows.

451
00:34:03,906 --> 00:34:06,449
- (IRISH FOLK)
- YOUNG MAN: One, two, three.

452
00:34:06,575 --> 00:34:08,451
Two, two, three.

453
00:34:10,538 --> 00:34:11,955
Not bad.

454
00:34:12,081 --> 00:34:13,915
Two... (CONTINUES COUNTING)

455
00:34:18,212 --> 00:34:19,254
(DIANA LAUGHING)

456
00:34:22,758 --> 00:34:24,092
Maybe we can have a dance later.

457
00:34:24,218 --> 00:34:25,260
I'm sorry?

458
00:34:25,386 --> 00:34:28,096
- A dance, later.
- Oh. Sure.

459
00:34:28,973 --> 00:34:31,057
Would you like to dance?

460
00:34:43,112 --> 00:34:46,656
Are you here with that guy,
the one who was teaching you to dance?

461
00:34:46,782 --> 00:34:49,617
- No.
- So would you dance with me?

462
00:34:50,119 --> 00:34:51,687
I'm not sure he taught me anything.

463
00:34:51,787 --> 00:34:53,022
Doesn't matter.

464
00:34:53,122 --> 00:34:55,290
Secret is to look as though
you know what you're doing.

465
00:34:56,250 --> 00:34:58,293
I wish someone had told me that years ago.

466
00:35:00,087 --> 00:35:01,838
Come on.

467
00:35:19,815 --> 00:35:21,357
(JAZZ MUSIC)

468
00:35:34,288 --> 00:35:35,997
Where do you live?

469
00:35:37,500 --> 00:35:39,709
- Clinton Street.
- Yeah?

470
00:35:40,836 --> 00:35:42,837
That's on my way home.

471
00:35:43,964 --> 00:35:45,799
Can I walk you?

472
00:35:46,675 --> 00:35:49,578
I'm going to say yes
and then I'm going to tell you why.

473
00:35:49,678 --> 00:35:51,513
So I don't get the wrong idea?

474
00:35:51,639 --> 00:35:53,473
I suppose so.

475
00:35:53,849 --> 00:35:57,977
Is there a girl in a white shirt
sitting on her own over there?

476
00:36:02,525 --> 00:36:05,026
- You don't know her?
- (CHUCKLES) I do.

477
00:36:06,237 --> 00:36:09,030
She lives in my boarding house
and she's awful.

478
00:36:09,156 --> 00:36:11,600
If I leave with you,
I'm sure she'd understand.

479
00:36:11,700 --> 00:36:14,369
- You'd be rescuing me.
- I get it.

480
00:36:35,891 --> 00:36:37,392
I'm not Irish.

481
00:36:38,561 --> 00:36:40,436
You don't sound Irish.

482
00:36:41,355 --> 00:36:43,340
- I need to make this clear.
- (CAR HORN HONKING)

483
00:36:43,440 --> 00:36:45,733
No part of me is Irish.

484
00:36:45,860 --> 00:36:49,680
I don't have Irish parents
or grandparents or anything.

485
00:36:49,780 --> 00:36:52,782
I'm Italian. Well, my parents are, anyway.

486
00:36:52,908 --> 00:36:54,909
So what were you doing at an Irish dance?

487
00:36:55,035 --> 00:36:56,979
Don't the Italians have dances?

488
00:36:57,079 --> 00:36:59,414
Yeah, and I wouldn't wanna
take you to one.

489
00:36:59,540 --> 00:37:01,624
They behave like Italians all night.

490
00:37:01,750 --> 00:37:04,085
- What does that mean?
- Oh, you know.

491
00:37:04,211 --> 00:37:05,587
No.

492
00:37:06,380 --> 00:37:07,698
Hands.

493
00:37:07,798 --> 00:37:09,033
Too many of them?

494
00:37:09,133 --> 00:37:13,094
I guess it could seem that way
if you was a girl. Listen...

495
00:37:16,473 --> 00:37:18,474
I want everything out in the open.

496
00:37:18,601 --> 00:37:21,561
I came to the Irish dance...

497
00:37:22,980 --> 00:37:25,565
because I really like Irish girls.

498
00:37:26,275 --> 00:37:28,344
And I was the only one
who would dance with you?

499
00:37:28,444 --> 00:37:29,819
Oh, no, it wasn't...

500
00:37:29,945 --> 00:37:32,572
Oh, so you danced with loads of others?

501
00:37:34,950 --> 00:37:36,659
(CHUCKLES SOFTLY)

502
00:37:41,624 --> 00:37:43,416
EILIS: This is me.

503
00:37:45,961 --> 00:37:48,004
Can I take you next week,

504
00:37:48,130 --> 00:37:50,298
maybe get something to eat first?

505
00:37:52,134 --> 00:37:53,968
That'd be nice.

506
00:37:55,429 --> 00:37:56,930
Good night.

507
00:37:59,642 --> 00:38:01,100
(GATE CREAKS)

508
00:38:09,526 --> 00:38:11,611
(INDISTINCT CONVERSATIONS)

509
00:38:15,824 --> 00:38:17,283
So...

510
00:38:19,495 --> 00:38:21,996
What do you do when you're not working?

511
00:38:23,207 --> 00:38:25,541
Well, there's school.

512
00:38:25,834 --> 00:38:28,544
Just, you know, Brooklyn College.

513
00:38:28,671 --> 00:38:30,338
I'm studying book-keeping.

514
00:38:30,464 --> 00:38:32,408
You wanna be a book-keeper?

515
00:38:32,508 --> 00:38:36,719
Well, I want to be an accountant one day,
but, yes, book-keeping first.

516
00:38:36,845 --> 00:38:38,846
- Wow.
- Mmm.

517
00:38:39,348 --> 00:38:41,417
Is that difficult?

518
00:38:41,517 --> 00:38:44,128
I'm talking too much.
Tell me about plumbing.

519
00:38:44,228 --> 00:38:46,354
You know enough about plumbing already.

520
00:38:46,480 --> 00:38:48,356
I don't know anything.

521
00:38:48,983 --> 00:38:52,636
You know that taps drip
and that toilets get blocked

522
00:38:52,736 --> 00:38:54,305
and that's all you need to know.

523
00:38:54,405 --> 00:38:56,364
I mean, I don't know anything
about book-keeping.

524
00:39:01,203 --> 00:39:02,980
Well, there's a lot to it.

525
00:39:03,080 --> 00:39:06,207
There's all the maths, of course,
but that's not so complicated.

526
00:39:06,333 --> 00:39:08,819
The double-entry system,
that takes a while to get used to.

527
00:39:08,919 --> 00:39:12,114
And we study company law too
and that terrifies me.

528
00:39:12,214 --> 00:39:14,215
So we had to read about
an insurance company

529
00:39:14,341 --> 00:39:16,217
that went bankrupt in the 1930s

530
00:39:16,343 --> 00:39:18,329
and all the legal issues
that went along with that.

531
00:39:18,429 --> 00:39:20,930
She plays golf and she's really good at it

532
00:39:21,056 --> 00:39:22,625
and if she'd been at the dance
last Saturday,

533
00:39:22,725 --> 00:39:24,934
then I don't think
you'd have looked at me twice

534
00:39:25,060 --> 00:39:27,186
because Rose is beautiful.

535
00:39:29,398 --> 00:39:31,967
I'm worried. You haven't eaten anything.

536
00:39:32,067 --> 00:39:33,276
Oh. (CHUCKLES)

537
00:39:33,402 --> 00:39:35,278
Too busy talking.

538
00:39:43,287 --> 00:39:45,121
What is the matter with you girls now?

539
00:39:45,247 --> 00:39:47,915
Nothing is the matter with us, Mrs Kehoe.

540
00:39:48,042 --> 00:39:50,152
Is this all because Eilis
has found herself a young man?

541
00:39:50,252 --> 00:39:51,753
Eilis has a young man?

542
00:39:51,962 --> 00:39:53,129
We didn't know.

543
00:39:53,255 --> 00:39:55,032
She won't say anything about it.

544
00:39:55,132 --> 00:39:57,800
And why should she
to you awful gossipmongers?

545
00:39:57,926 --> 00:39:59,260
(BOTH LAUGHING)

546
00:39:59,386 --> 00:40:02,805
Anyway, I met him on Saturday night
when he called for Eilis,

547
00:40:02,931 --> 00:40:04,041
and he's a gentleman.

548
00:40:04,141 --> 00:40:06,476
Will you tell us what you know
about him, Mrs Kehoe?

549
00:40:06,602 --> 00:40:07,935
We know he's quite nice-looking.

550
00:40:08,062 --> 00:40:10,271
Didn't like his shoes much.

551
00:40:10,606 --> 00:40:12,549
What on Earth is wrong with his shoes?

552
00:40:12,649 --> 00:40:14,650
- They were a funny colour.
- (BOTH LAUGHS)

553
00:40:15,110 --> 00:40:16,345
I'll tell you this much.

554
00:40:16,445 --> 00:40:17,945
I'm going to ask Father Flood

555
00:40:18,072 --> 00:40:20,724
to preach a sermon
on the dangers of giddiness.

556
00:40:20,824 --> 00:40:23,894
I see now that giddiness
is the eighth deadly sin.

557
00:40:23,994 --> 00:40:28,664
A giddy girl is every bit as evil
as a slothful man,

558
00:40:28,791 --> 00:40:31,000
- and the noise she makes is a lot worse.
- (SNORTING)

559
00:40:31,126 --> 00:40:32,794
Now, enough.

560
00:40:39,009 --> 00:40:41,135
- (SCHOOL BELL RINGING)
- (INDISTINCT CONVERSATIONS)

561
00:40:56,443 --> 00:40:58,694
All I wanna do is travel home with you.

562
00:40:58,821 --> 00:41:00,988
No food, no drink, no nothing.

563
00:41:01,115 --> 00:41:03,825
I know you gotta study and get some sleep.

564
00:41:03,951 --> 00:41:06,661
I'll take you to your house
and say good night.

565
00:41:06,787 --> 00:41:11,165
Otherwise, it's too long to wait.

566
00:41:17,840 --> 00:41:20,883
I wanna ask you something
and you're gonna say,

567
00:41:21,009 --> 00:41:24,053
"Oh, it's too soon.
I don't really know him well enough.

568
00:41:24,179 --> 00:41:25,346
"We only been out a couple of times."

569
00:41:25,472 --> 00:41:26,749
Oh, it's nothing so bad.

570
00:41:26,849 --> 00:41:28,391
It's just something
that most guys, they...

571
00:41:28,517 --> 00:41:29,892
Please just ask.

572
00:41:30,018 --> 00:41:31,170
You're beginning to terrify me.

573
00:41:31,270 --> 00:41:32,353
Oh...

574
00:41:33,522 --> 00:41:37,692
Sure. Will you come for dinner
and meet my family sometime?

575
00:41:39,361 --> 00:41:40,695
That's it?

576
00:41:41,363 --> 00:41:42,530
I'd love to.

577
00:41:45,534 --> 00:41:46,701
You like Italian food?

578
00:41:47,035 --> 00:41:48,812
Don't know. I've never eaten it.

579
00:41:48,912 --> 00:41:50,522
It's the best food in the world.

580
00:41:50,622 --> 00:41:52,623
Well, why would I not like it?

581
00:41:54,042 --> 00:41:56,252
You're in a good mood, huh?

582
00:41:56,378 --> 00:41:58,254
Yes. Why?

583
00:41:58,380 --> 00:42:02,091
It's just... I like how you're being.

584
00:42:03,552 --> 00:42:06,721
I don't know the word,
when you go along with everything.

585
00:42:08,056 --> 00:42:10,641
- Amenable.
- Yeah? Amenable?

586
00:42:11,727 --> 00:42:14,505
Okay, so while you're being amenable,

587
00:42:14,605 --> 00:42:17,899
can we go see a movie this week
when you're not in night class?

588
00:42:20,903 --> 00:42:22,778
I'll sign up for two movies.

589
00:42:22,905 --> 00:42:25,072
- Really?
- Yes.

590
00:42:25,407 --> 00:42:28,784
Even if the first date is a disaster,
I'll give it another chance.

591
00:42:33,290 --> 00:42:34,457
(SIGHS HAPPILY)

592
00:42:34,583 --> 00:42:36,151
(TRAM BELL RINGS)

593
00:42:36,251 --> 00:42:38,737
CONDUCTOR: Parkway's next stop.

594
00:42:38,837 --> 00:42:40,296
Parkway's next.

595
00:42:40,422 --> 00:42:41,756
(AIR HISSING)

596
00:42:42,132 --> 00:42:43,409
EILIS: It certainly feels like it,

597
00:42:43,509 --> 00:42:45,702
but this is my first year,
so I don't know how to judge.

598
00:42:45,802 --> 00:42:46,969
Well, congratulations.

599
00:42:47,095 --> 00:42:48,664
You've survived
your first New York winter.

600
00:42:48,764 --> 00:42:49,972
Ah. Wasn't so bad.

601
00:42:50,098 --> 00:42:51,500
Really? It's colder in Ireland?

602
00:42:51,600 --> 00:42:52,975
Oh, no, it's colder here.

603
00:42:53,101 --> 00:42:54,086
(CHUCKLES)

604
00:42:54,186 --> 00:42:56,713
Over here that's how we judge
the winter, on how cold it is.

605
00:42:56,813 --> 00:42:59,049
But you have heating, heating everywhere.

606
00:42:59,149 --> 00:43:00,676
You're only cold outside.

607
00:43:00,776 --> 00:43:02,610
I guess that's true.

608
00:43:03,612 --> 00:43:06,113
- Thank you for your help.
- Have a good day.

609
00:43:09,701 --> 00:43:11,160
Eilis.

610
00:43:11,286 --> 00:43:14,163
You're like a different person.
How did you do it?

611
00:43:14,289 --> 00:43:17,500
Maybe I can pass some advice on
to the next poor girl who feels that way.

612
00:43:17,626 --> 00:43:20,002
I met somebody. An Italian fella.

613
00:43:20,128 --> 00:43:22,364
Oh, no. I'm not passing that on.

614
00:43:22,464 --> 00:43:24,549
I'd rather have them homesick
than heartbroken.

615
00:43:25,551 --> 00:43:27,176
Does he talk about baseball all the time?

616
00:43:27,302 --> 00:43:28,787
- Or his mother?
- No.

617
00:43:28,887 --> 00:43:30,513
Then keep him.

618
00:43:30,639 --> 00:43:32,682
There isn't another Italian man
like him in New York.

619
00:43:36,853 --> 00:43:38,479
Hold it.

620
00:43:38,897 --> 00:43:41,633
Now, remember you're getting off easy
because we haven't got sauce.

621
00:43:41,733 --> 00:43:44,761
Yeah, you have to remember
that the sauce flies everywhere,

622
00:43:44,861 --> 00:43:46,654
so take it slowly.

623
00:43:47,072 --> 00:43:49,600
I'm gonna say "splash"
any time I see problems.

624
00:43:49,700 --> 00:43:52,227
- Good idea.
- Can I start now?

625
00:43:52,327 --> 00:43:53,744
- Yeah.
- Go.

626
00:44:08,093 --> 00:44:10,344
- DIANA: Splash!
- (SIGHS)

627
00:44:10,721 --> 00:44:13,931
You just splashed his mother,
his father, and the walls.

628
00:44:14,600 --> 00:44:15,933
Let's go again.

629
00:44:17,728 --> 00:44:19,004
EILIS: Dear Rose.

630
00:44:19,104 --> 00:44:23,190
I suppose the most important news
is that I have a boyfriend.

631
00:44:23,692 --> 00:44:27,346
He isn't as important as Bartocci's
and my night classes, I know that,

632
00:44:27,446 --> 00:44:29,530
but I want to tell you everything
that's going on.

633
00:44:29,781 --> 00:44:32,575
Please don't mention it to Mammy, though.
You know what she's like.

634
00:44:34,244 --> 00:44:36,438
He's decent and kind,

635
00:44:36,538 --> 00:44:38,748
and he has a job and he works hard.

636
00:44:38,874 --> 00:44:40,484
We go to the cinema on Wednesdays

637
00:44:40,584 --> 00:44:43,628
and he takes me
to Father Flood's dance on Saturdays.

638
00:44:45,631 --> 00:44:48,617
I think of you and Mother
every single day,

639
00:44:48,717 --> 00:44:52,162
but Tony has helped me
to feel that I have a life here

640
00:44:52,262 --> 00:44:54,722
I didn't have before I met him.

641
00:44:55,098 --> 00:44:56,265
My body was here,

642
00:44:56,391 --> 00:45:00,295
- (SOBBING)
- but my life was back in Ireland with you.

643
00:45:00,395 --> 00:45:02,714
Now it's halfway across the sea.

644
00:45:02,814 --> 00:45:04,774
So that's something, isn't it?

645
00:45:18,413 --> 00:45:20,524
Oh, and I'd better warn you about Frankie.

646
00:45:20,624 --> 00:45:23,125
- He's the little one?
- Yeah, he's eight going on 18.

647
00:45:23,251 --> 00:45:25,737
I mean, he's nice and he's smart,
but he's been talking

648
00:45:25,837 --> 00:45:28,532
and he's talking about all the things
he's gonna say to you.

649
00:45:28,632 --> 00:45:29,992
- What sort of things?
- We don't know.

650
00:45:30,092 --> 00:45:31,702
It could be anything.

651
00:45:31,802 --> 00:45:35,330
I mean, I tried to pay him money
to go out and play ball with his friends

652
00:45:35,430 --> 00:45:37,165
and my dad, he threatened him,

653
00:45:37,265 --> 00:45:40,043
but I think he's looking forward
to causing trouble,

654
00:45:40,143 --> 00:45:42,588
so much so he'll happily take a beating.

655
00:45:42,688 --> 00:45:44,605
This is us here.

656
00:45:45,107 --> 00:45:46,482
You ready?

657
00:46:02,290 --> 00:46:03,791
Hey, how did you learn
to eat spaghetti like that?

658
00:46:06,128 --> 00:46:09,948
- I've been taking lessons.
- Lessons? Like in a class?

659
00:46:10,048 --> 00:46:12,743
You can do that? Maybe I could teach it.

660
00:46:12,843 --> 00:46:15,245
No, no, Diana, who lives
in the boarding house with me

661
00:46:15,345 --> 00:46:16,788
cooked me some spaghetti

662
00:46:16,888 --> 00:46:19,849
and made me try and eat it
without making a mess.

663
00:46:19,975 --> 00:46:22,977
So what do you eat in Ireland?
Just Irish stew?

664
00:46:23,186 --> 00:46:24,421
Not just. We eat...

665
00:46:24,521 --> 00:46:27,716
So, first of all, I should say
that we don't like Irish people.

666
00:46:27,816 --> 00:46:29,217
- MR FIORELLO: Hey, watch it.
- MRS FIORELLO: Frankie.

667
00:46:29,317 --> 00:46:32,554
What? We don't. That is a well-known fact.

668
00:46:32,654 --> 00:46:34,139
Why, Frankie?

669
00:46:34,239 --> 00:46:37,934
Cos a big gang of Irish beat Maurizio up
and he had to get stitches,

670
00:46:38,034 --> 00:46:41,730
and because all the cops around here
are Irish nobody did anything about it.

671
00:46:41,830 --> 00:46:43,940
There's probably two sides to it.

672
00:46:44,040 --> 00:46:46,208
I might have said something I shouldn't.

673
00:46:46,334 --> 00:46:47,736
You know, I can't remember now.

674
00:46:47,836 --> 00:46:49,211
No, because they beat you up.

675
00:46:49,337 --> 00:46:52,115
Anyway, they probably weren't all Irish.

676
00:46:52,215 --> 00:46:53,716
No, they just had red hair and big legs.

677
00:46:53,842 --> 00:46:55,327
All right, up.

678
00:46:55,427 --> 00:46:57,287
- Ow!
- Excuse us.

679
00:46:57,387 --> 00:46:58,512
(ALL CHUCKLING)

680
00:46:59,097 --> 00:47:01,792
All I can say in his defence is
he's the only one of us

681
00:47:01,892 --> 00:47:03,893
who'll get a college education.

682
00:47:04,019 --> 00:47:05,686
If he can keep his mouth shut.

683
00:47:06,271 --> 00:47:08,924
So, Tony tells me you go to college.

684
00:47:09,024 --> 00:47:11,760
Oh, just night classes.
I want to be a book-keeper.

685
00:47:11,860 --> 00:47:15,529
I like working in the shop well enough,
but I don't want to be there forever.

686
00:47:17,866 --> 00:47:19,533
I'm sorry, Eilis. I'm an idiot.

687
00:47:21,077 --> 00:47:22,286
I'm a rude idiot.

688
00:47:22,579 --> 00:47:23,954
(ALL LAUGHING)

689
00:47:28,919 --> 00:47:32,755
So has Tony offered to take you
to Ebbets Field when the season starts?

690
00:47:34,216 --> 00:47:35,716
You like baseball?

691
00:47:36,802 --> 00:47:38,803
He never mentioned the Dodgers?

692
00:47:39,387 --> 00:47:40,372
Not even once?

693
00:47:40,472 --> 00:47:41,790
MR FIORELLO:
Tony, what's the matter with you?

694
00:47:41,890 --> 00:47:44,126
You wanna know why? Too much of this.
(MIMICS KISSING)

695
00:47:44,226 --> 00:47:48,797
Anyway, you'll have to go to Ebbets Field
if you wanna see him in the summer.

696
00:47:48,897 --> 00:47:50,465
They're that important to you?

697
00:47:50,565 --> 00:47:54,276
Put it this way, if our kids end up
supporting the Yankees or the Giants,

698
00:47:54,402 --> 00:47:56,487
- it'd break my heart.
- MAURIZIO: Mine too.

699
00:48:00,242 --> 00:48:02,743
She's not laughing, Tony.
Think it's too late.

700
00:48:03,245 --> 00:48:05,021
- She's a Yanks fan.
- (ALL PROTESTING)

701
00:48:05,121 --> 00:48:07,957
What are you talking about?
What's wrong with you?

702
00:48:09,000 --> 00:48:10,918
She's a Yanks fan.

703
00:48:32,440 --> 00:48:33,983
I love you.

704
00:48:37,362 --> 00:48:38,696
I...

705
00:48:40,866 --> 00:48:44,285
Thank you for the evening. It was lovely.

706
00:49:07,309 --> 00:49:09,184
Oh! Sorry.

707
00:49:10,979 --> 00:49:12,646
I'd finished.

708
00:49:20,405 --> 00:49:22,406
Sheila, can I ask you something?

709
00:49:24,367 --> 00:49:25,534
Why aren't you married?

710
00:49:29,706 --> 00:49:32,541
Because my husband met somebody else
and left me.

711
00:49:33,001 --> 00:49:35,252
Oh... I'm sorry.

712
00:49:37,339 --> 00:49:40,158
And, well, would you get married again?

713
00:49:40,258 --> 00:49:42,259
- Has somebody asked you?
- No.

714
00:49:43,845 --> 00:49:44,845
Not really.

715
00:49:45,597 --> 00:49:47,389
I won't ask what that means.

716
00:49:48,600 --> 00:49:49,835
Would I get married again?

717
00:49:49,935 --> 00:49:51,419
No, I wanna be waiting

718
00:49:51,519 --> 00:49:54,521
outside the bathroom
of my boarding house forever.

719
00:49:54,689 --> 00:49:56,424
Of course I do.

720
00:49:56,524 --> 00:49:59,401
That's why I go to that
wretched dance every week.

721
00:49:59,569 --> 00:50:02,112
I want to be waiting outside
my own bathroom

722
00:50:02,781 --> 00:50:06,408
while some bad-tempered fella
with hair growing out of his ears

723
00:50:06,868 --> 00:50:09,203
reads the newspaper on the toilet.

724
00:50:10,038 --> 00:50:13,040
Then I'll wish I was back here
talking to you.

725
00:50:28,932 --> 00:50:30,474
(SCHOOL BELL RINGING)

726
00:50:54,624 --> 00:50:56,083
TONY: Eilis!

727
00:50:57,085 --> 00:50:58,419
I'm sorry.

728
00:50:58,753 --> 00:50:59,988
I didn't think you were coming.

729
00:51:00,088 --> 00:51:02,240
Yeah, I know.
I thought you were gonna think that.

730
00:51:02,340 --> 00:51:04,993
That's why I wanted to be here
no matter what.

731
00:51:05,093 --> 00:51:06,802
- I need to say something to you.
- Can you...

732
00:51:06,928 --> 00:51:10,165
Can we just talk about something else
until we get to Mrs Kehoe's?

733
00:51:10,265 --> 00:51:11,932
- It's not...
- Please.

734
00:51:14,602 --> 00:51:15,978
So...

735
00:51:17,147 --> 00:51:21,051
Ten minutes before I'm supposed to meet you
and I'm standing ankle-deep in sewage

736
00:51:21,151 --> 00:51:23,386
that's pouring through
this old lady's ceiling.

737
00:51:23,486 --> 00:51:24,763
- Yeah.
- (CHUCKLES)

738
00:51:24,863 --> 00:51:27,349
Even if you're thinking of
inviting me in for a coffee,

739
00:51:27,449 --> 00:51:29,491
I'd have to say no for your sake.

740
00:51:29,617 --> 00:51:31,519
So how did you fix it in 10 minutes?

741
00:51:31,619 --> 00:51:34,064
I didn't. I spent the whole 10 minutes
explaining to the lady

742
00:51:34,164 --> 00:51:37,859
I had to be somewhere and I'd be back,
and she don't wanna let me go.

743
00:51:37,959 --> 00:51:40,794
So the sewage is still pouring
through the ceiling?

744
00:51:41,129 --> 00:51:42,113
- Oh...
- (LAUGHS)

745
00:51:42,213 --> 00:51:45,966
Well, what's the difference between
six inches of sewage and a foot?

746
00:51:47,469 --> 00:51:49,553
Will you let me say what I want to say?

747
00:51:50,638 --> 00:51:52,681
I don't think you'll mind.

748
00:51:52,807 --> 00:51:53,891
Okay.

749
00:51:57,020 --> 00:52:00,465
You remember that after
I had dinner at your house,

750
00:52:00,565 --> 00:52:02,649
you told me you loved me?

751
00:52:04,736 --> 00:52:07,154
Well, I didn't really know what to say.

752
00:52:08,907 --> 00:52:11,075
But I know what to say now.

753
00:52:12,994 --> 00:52:16,872
I have thought about you, and I like you.

754
00:52:18,500 --> 00:52:20,334
And I like being with you.

755
00:52:22,003 --> 00:52:23,378
And...

756
00:52:25,256 --> 00:52:28,217
maybe I feel the same way.

757
00:52:30,178 --> 00:52:32,513
So the next time you tell me you love me,

758
00:52:33,181 --> 00:52:35,265
if there is a next time...

759
00:52:36,893 --> 00:52:38,936
I'll say I love you too.

760
00:52:42,398 --> 00:52:44,024
Are you serious?

761
00:52:44,776 --> 00:52:45,901
Yes.

762
00:52:48,530 --> 00:52:50,098
Holy shit.

763
00:52:50,198 --> 00:52:52,267
Excuse my language,

764
00:52:52,367 --> 00:52:54,952
but I thought we were having
a different kind of talk.

765
00:52:56,538 --> 00:52:58,080
Can I go home now?

766
00:52:58,206 --> 00:52:59,315
You love me?

767
00:52:59,415 --> 00:53:01,943
Yes, but don't ask me anything else,

768
00:53:02,043 --> 00:53:04,195
and don't talk about our kids
being Dodgers fans.

769
00:53:04,295 --> 00:53:06,531
What, you want kids who like the Yankees?

770
00:53:06,631 --> 00:53:10,259
- Tony, please, don't push me.
- All right. I'm sorry.

771
00:53:12,637 --> 00:53:16,765
ROSE: Dear Eilis.
Thank you so much for the nylons.

772
00:53:16,891 --> 00:53:20,894
The Bartocci wrapping paper
makes them look so glamorous.

773
00:53:21,646 --> 00:53:25,566
It seems everything is so exciting
and new compared to here.

774
00:53:26,484 --> 00:53:29,820
I can't wait for you
to show it all to me one day.

775
00:53:33,408 --> 00:53:34,992
Oh, Eilis,

776
00:53:35,660 --> 00:53:38,912
you know I'm by your side,
even when I'm not.

777
00:53:39,080 --> 00:53:40,581
(CHILDREN PLAYING)

778
00:54:00,685 --> 00:54:02,102
Well...

779
00:54:04,939 --> 00:54:07,608
You're marvellous,
that's all I have to say.

780
00:54:08,109 --> 00:54:11,278
It looks to me as if
you didn't just pass those exams.

781
00:54:12,155 --> 00:54:14,182
No. You flew through them.

782
00:54:14,282 --> 00:54:17,492
I can't remember the last time
anyone came in here with good news.

783
00:54:17,619 --> 00:54:19,161
I've saved some money.

784
00:54:19,287 --> 00:54:22,456
I'll be able to pay for next year's tuition
and pay you back for last year.

785
00:54:22,665 --> 00:54:24,166
One of my parishioners paid.

786
00:54:24,459 --> 00:54:27,711
He needed to do something for mankind
and I won't tell you why.

787
00:54:27,837 --> 00:54:31,006
He's not out of the woods yet either,
so he can cough up for next year, too.

788
00:54:31,132 --> 00:54:32,575
I'd love to know what sort
of woods he's in.

789
00:54:32,675 --> 00:54:35,036
Yes, I'm sure you would,
but you won't hear it from me.

790
00:54:35,136 --> 00:54:36,386
(CHUCKLES)

791
00:54:36,971 --> 00:54:39,916
Qualifications and a boyfriend, Eilis.

792
00:54:40,016 --> 00:54:43,253
You're not the miserable young girl
who wanted to go home last winter.

793
00:54:43,353 --> 00:54:45,479
It seems like years ago.

794
00:54:45,813 --> 00:54:49,691
Now, I think this is the first time

795
00:54:49,817 --> 00:54:54,655
any girl of mine has ever passed
an exam while living here.

796
00:54:58,243 --> 00:55:00,478
- Have you told Tony yet, Eilis?
- Of course.

797
00:55:00,578 --> 00:55:02,037
And is he taking you out to celebrate?

798
00:55:02,163 --> 00:55:04,440
We're going to Coney Island
at the weekend.

799
00:55:04,540 --> 00:55:06,541
- Oh, boy.
- What does that mean?

800
00:55:06,668 --> 00:55:08,001
Do you have a bathing costume?

801
00:55:08,544 --> 00:55:10,613
- No, I was going to...
- Do you have sunglasses?

802
00:55:10,713 --> 00:55:12,381
- No.
- You need sunglasses.

803
00:55:12,507 --> 00:55:14,216
I read that if you don't have
them on the beach this year,

804
00:55:14,342 --> 00:55:15,842
people'll talk about you.

805
00:55:16,010 --> 00:55:18,220
And what exactly will they say, Sheila?

806
00:55:18,763 --> 00:55:20,555
That's the thing, Mrs Kehoe.

807
00:55:20,682 --> 00:55:23,350
You'd never know
cos they'd never say it to your face.

808
00:55:25,061 --> 00:55:28,397
Oh, dear God.
Diana's right, though, Eilis.

809
00:55:28,523 --> 00:55:30,842
You need to think carefully
about your costume.

810
00:55:30,942 --> 00:55:34,528
It's the most Tony will ever have seen
of you and you don't want to put him off.

811
00:55:39,200 --> 00:55:40,518
You'll have to shave down there.

812
00:55:40,618 --> 00:55:41,910
I'll give you a razor
that'll do the trick.

813
00:55:47,750 --> 00:55:49,194
You're all right there for the moment.

814
00:55:49,294 --> 00:55:51,586
And most Italian men
appreciate a fuller figure.

815
00:55:52,547 --> 00:55:54,548
But watch yourself over the summer.

816
00:55:56,217 --> 00:55:58,719
Black's too dark for your pale skin.
Let's see you in the green.

817
00:56:02,557 --> 00:56:04,391
- (INDISTINCT CONVERSATIONS)
- (ZING A LITTLE ZONG ON SPEAKERS)

818
00:56:39,177 --> 00:56:42,304
Why didn't you tell me to put
my costume on underneath my clothes?

819
00:56:42,430 --> 00:56:44,139
I thought you'd know.

820
00:56:46,684 --> 00:56:48,685
Right, I'm ready.

821
00:56:55,193 --> 00:56:56,761
(WHISTLES)

822
00:56:56,861 --> 00:56:58,820
- Tony.
- What?

823
00:56:59,822 --> 00:57:00,989
Come on.

824
00:57:02,325 --> 00:57:05,327
EILIS: Dear Rose.
Thank you for your letter.

825
00:57:05,453 --> 00:57:07,855
I was happy to hear
about your golf tournament.

826
00:57:07,955 --> 00:57:10,207
You must have been really pleased.

827
00:57:10,792 --> 00:57:14,336
I still miss you and Mother
and think about you every day,

828
00:57:14,462 --> 00:57:18,199
but I think I can say that for the first
time since I've been in America

829
00:57:18,299 --> 00:57:20,008
I'm really happy.

830
00:57:20,968 --> 00:57:23,011
This has a lot to do with Tony.

831
00:57:23,137 --> 00:57:25,748
At the weekend he took me
to see the Brooklyn Dodgers,

832
00:57:25,848 --> 00:57:28,209
the baseball team he loves.

833
00:57:28,309 --> 00:57:30,461
They lost, so he was annoyed.

834
00:57:30,561 --> 00:57:33,548
But I've also started to look
for office work too.

835
00:57:33,648 --> 00:57:37,552
I had an interview this week
at a textile firm here in Brooklyn.

836
00:57:37,652 --> 00:57:38,886
Rose.

837
00:57:38,986 --> 00:57:42,223
EILIS: Who'd have thought there would be
two book-keepers in the family?

838
00:57:42,323 --> 00:57:43,365
Rose.

839
00:57:46,994 --> 00:57:50,205
EILIS: I'll soon be able to afford
to come home and see you and Mammy.

840
00:57:53,584 --> 00:57:55,001
Rose?

841
00:57:58,714 --> 00:57:59,756
Rose.

842
00:58:00,007 --> 00:58:01,341
Oh, my God.

843
00:58:02,051 --> 00:58:03,260
(SOBS)

844
00:58:03,719 --> 00:58:06,513
Rose! Oh, Rose!

845
00:58:08,558 --> 00:58:10,225
(CRYING)

846
00:58:24,115 --> 00:58:25,532
One moment.

847
00:58:46,721 --> 00:58:48,388
It was sudden.

848
00:58:50,141 --> 00:58:53,393
I think perhaps she was ill,
and she knew she was ill,

849
00:58:53,603 --> 00:58:55,812
and she didn't tell anybody.

850
00:59:00,776 --> 00:59:03,278
- What'll happen?
- What can happen?

851
00:59:05,490 --> 00:59:08,074
When will they bury her?
Tomorrow.

852
00:59:10,495 --> 00:59:12,913
- Without me?
- Without you.

853
00:59:13,998 --> 00:59:16,124
You're too far away, Eilis.

854
00:59:21,088 --> 00:59:23,173
Why did I ever come here?

855
00:59:23,925 --> 00:59:26,009
Rose wanted a better life for you.

856
00:59:26,302 --> 00:59:27,761
She loved how well you were doing.

857
00:59:27,929 --> 00:59:30,096
But I'll never see her again.

858
00:59:33,976 --> 00:59:35,878
That's right, isn't it, Father?

859
00:59:35,978 --> 00:59:38,104
I'll never see her again.

860
00:59:38,523 --> 00:59:40,941
You know that I think you will.

861
00:59:41,484 --> 00:59:44,611
And that she'll be watching over you
every day for the rest of your life.

862
00:59:44,946 --> 00:59:46,363
(GASPS)

863
00:59:54,622 --> 00:59:56,164
(PHONE RINGING)

864
01:00:12,723 --> 01:00:14,724
Hello. Mammy?

865
01:00:15,476 --> 01:00:17,310
(INDISTINCT)

866
01:00:19,730 --> 01:00:20,981
I can't really hear you.

867
01:00:23,317 --> 01:00:25,485
Well, the rain held off anyway.

868
01:00:27,572 --> 01:00:30,824
And the whole of her golf club came,
every single one of them.

869
01:00:31,659 --> 01:00:33,994
We had a real houseful afterwards.

870
01:00:37,081 --> 01:00:38,665
Are you still there?

871
01:00:39,667 --> 01:00:41,001
Yes.

872
01:00:43,879 --> 01:00:46,172
People really loved her, Eilis.

873
01:00:47,174 --> 01:00:50,010
Her friends from work,
the neighbours, everybody.

874
01:00:52,847 --> 01:00:55,015
Nobody knew what to say to me.

875
01:00:58,519 --> 01:01:00,895
When your daddy died, I said to myself

876
01:01:01,022 --> 01:01:03,356
that I shouldn't grieve too much
because I had the two of you.

877
01:01:04,900 --> 01:01:06,135
And then when you went to America,

878
01:01:06,235 --> 01:01:09,571
I told myself the same thing
because she was here with me.

879
01:01:09,947 --> 01:01:12,907
But everyone's gone, Eilis. I have nobody.

880
01:01:14,243 --> 01:01:15,619
(SOBBING)

881
01:01:33,888 --> 01:01:35,805
I can't bear it, Tony.

882
01:01:40,895 --> 01:01:45,732
You wanna go home, I guess.

883
01:01:49,278 --> 01:01:52,238
How would it be for you if I did go home?

884
01:01:52,406 --> 01:01:56,242
I'd be afraid every single day.

885
01:01:56,744 --> 01:01:59,245
Afraid that I wouldn't come back?

886
01:01:59,664 --> 01:02:01,081
Yeah.

887
01:02:01,666 --> 01:02:03,291
But home is home.

888
01:02:09,256 --> 01:02:11,257
I'm not sure I have a home any more.

889
01:02:17,431 --> 01:02:19,933
You're not going to work
tomorrow, are you?

890
01:02:20,685 --> 01:02:23,645
After the Mass, can I take you somewhere?

891
01:02:36,617 --> 01:02:38,034
TONY: This is it.

892
01:02:39,537 --> 01:02:42,497
We're gonna build five
houses here if we can

893
01:02:42,623 --> 01:02:45,192
and Mom and Dad, they're gonna have one

894
01:02:45,292 --> 01:02:48,362
cos Ma always wanted
a house with a backyard.

895
01:02:48,462 --> 01:02:50,213
We'll sell three.

896
01:02:51,006 --> 01:02:52,799
And the other one,

897
01:02:53,050 --> 01:02:55,369
my brothers, they asked me if I wanted it

898
01:02:55,469 --> 01:02:57,413
and I said that I did.

899
01:02:57,513 --> 01:03:02,559
So I guess what I'm saying is,
you wanna live out here on Long Island?

900
01:03:03,310 --> 01:03:05,379
I mean, I know it doesn't
look like much right now,

901
01:03:05,479 --> 01:03:07,465
but all the land around here
has been sold,

902
01:03:07,565 --> 01:03:09,383
so we wouldn't be on our own,

903
01:03:09,483 --> 01:03:13,486
and there'd be telephone cables
and electricity, everything.

904
01:03:21,537 --> 01:03:23,830
We're gonna set up a company.

905
01:03:24,498 --> 01:03:27,068
A building company, the three of us.

906
01:03:27,168 --> 01:03:31,087
And I'm gonna do the plumbing
and Laurence'll do the carpentry and...

907
01:03:38,345 --> 01:03:40,430
Don't go all quiet on me.

908
01:03:41,432 --> 01:03:43,558
At least tell me you'll think about it.

909
01:03:48,189 --> 01:03:50,523
I don't need to think about it.

910
01:03:55,696 --> 01:03:57,030
(SIGHS)

911
01:04:41,492 --> 01:04:43,493
It's just for a month or so.

912
01:04:45,579 --> 01:04:47,288
I know it'd make her feel a little better.

913
01:04:56,924 --> 01:04:59,342
Will you marry me before you leave?

914
01:05:02,930 --> 01:05:05,265
You don't trust me to come back?

915
01:05:07,810 --> 01:05:09,352
Marry me.

916
01:05:11,021 --> 01:05:12,438
Marry me.

917
01:05:13,148 --> 01:05:15,217
We don't have to tell anybody.

918
01:05:15,317 --> 01:05:18,862
We just do it quickly,
just keep it between us.

919
01:05:21,866 --> 01:05:23,950
Why do you want to do it?

920
01:05:24,952 --> 01:05:27,871
Because if we don't, I'm gonna go crazy.

921
01:05:33,669 --> 01:05:36,129
Would a promise not be the same?

922
01:05:38,841 --> 01:05:42,343
If you can promise,
you can easily do this.

923
01:06:26,597 --> 01:06:29,933
So this is it. This is where you live.

924
01:06:30,434 --> 01:06:32,962
(WHISPERING) Yes,
and if you make one tiny noise,

925
01:06:33,062 --> 01:06:34,270
she'll evict me.

926
01:07:25,906 --> 01:07:27,892
(BREATHING HEAVILY)

927
01:07:27,992 --> 01:07:29,784
(BELT BUCKLE JANGLING)

928
01:07:36,417 --> 01:07:37,917
- (GRUNTS)
- (GASPS)

929
01:07:38,752 --> 01:07:40,420
(PANTING)

930
01:07:53,767 --> 01:07:55,852
(TONY GRUNTING)

931
01:07:58,105 --> 01:08:00,356
(FOOTSTEPS APPROACHING)

932
01:08:07,823 --> 01:08:10,033
There's no point in worrying now.

933
01:08:12,453 --> 01:08:14,120
Stay with me.

934
01:08:44,526 --> 01:08:46,194
TONY: You wanna play?

935
01:08:46,320 --> 01:08:48,404
- BOY: Yeah, sure.
- TONY: All right, here we go.

936
01:08:48,530 --> 01:08:50,656
One bat coming up, huh?

937
01:08:51,075 --> 01:08:53,743
I'll take that. All right, you ready?
Hands up.

938
01:08:53,869 --> 01:08:55,396
- Yeah.
- All right.

939
01:08:55,496 --> 01:08:57,705
Boom. Oh! Right down the third base line.

940
01:08:57,831 --> 01:08:58,899
MAN: Is he annoying you?

941
01:08:58,999 --> 01:09:01,000
- Cos he was annoying me.
- No, no, no, no.

942
01:09:01,126 --> 01:09:03,278
I got a brother the exact same age.

943
01:09:03,378 --> 01:09:05,781
- Hey, are you Irish?
- Is it so obvious?

944
01:09:05,881 --> 01:09:09,342
I'm just about to marry an Irish girl,
so I guess I notice it more.

945
01:09:09,468 --> 01:09:10,843
There are a lot of you in Brooklyn.

946
01:09:10,969 --> 01:09:13,513
Sometimes it seems as though
there can't be anybody left at home.

947
01:09:13,639 --> 01:09:14,623
Where's your girl from?

948
01:09:14,723 --> 01:09:16,390
TONY: Enniscorthy in County Wexford.

949
01:09:16,517 --> 01:09:18,184
MAN: My wife has family there.

950
01:09:18,310 --> 01:09:20,295
Hey, Eilis. Come here a sec.

951
01:09:20,395 --> 01:09:23,898
OFFICIAL:
Anthony Fiorello and Eilis Lacey.

952
01:09:24,024 --> 01:09:26,301
- MAN: Good luck.
- TONY: Thank you.

953
01:09:26,401 --> 01:09:28,736
Come on, come over here. Come on.

954
01:09:37,246 --> 01:09:39,831
Will we ever tell our children
we did this?

955
01:09:41,250 --> 01:09:44,001
Maybe we'll save it for some anniversary.

956
01:09:45,712 --> 01:09:47,880
I wonder what they'll think of it.

957
01:10:00,060 --> 01:10:01,769
(ORGAN PLAYS)

958
01:10:13,615 --> 01:10:16,200
- Nancy.
- You look so glamorous.

959
01:10:16,451 --> 01:10:18,286
I told you so.

960
01:10:18,412 --> 01:10:19,745
I'm so sorry about Rose.

961
01:10:20,539 --> 01:10:21,789
Thank you.

962
01:10:21,957 --> 01:10:23,416
How are you?

963
01:10:25,085 --> 01:10:26,085
No.

964
01:10:26,211 --> 01:10:28,462
I knew, but I wanted
to let Nancy tell you herself.

965
01:10:28,589 --> 01:10:30,491
I'm so glad you can come to the wedding.

966
01:10:30,591 --> 01:10:31,757
Can I?

967
01:10:31,884 --> 01:10:35,094
Your mother accepted
the invitation on your behalf.

968
01:10:35,220 --> 01:10:37,430
- When is it?
- The 27th of August.

969
01:10:37,598 --> 01:10:40,000
Will you come out with George
and me tomorrow night?

970
01:10:40,100 --> 01:10:41,710
Annette wants to see you, too.

971
01:10:41,810 --> 01:10:44,171
Oh, I don't mind.
I'll have to find you a key.

972
01:10:44,271 --> 01:10:45,714
I don't want you getting me out of bed.

973
01:10:45,814 --> 01:10:48,842
We all want to hear
what life in New York is like.

974
01:10:48,942 --> 01:10:51,110
I'll try and think of something to say.

975
01:10:58,744 --> 01:11:01,454
I'm booked to go back
to New York on the 21st.

976
01:11:02,331 --> 01:11:05,833
Well, you can wait an extra week
to see your best friend married.

977
01:11:42,829 --> 01:11:45,998
I can't believe I'm married
to someone you'll never know.

978
01:11:51,296 --> 01:11:53,297
But you'd like him.

979
01:11:54,174 --> 01:11:56,008
I know you would.

980
01:11:58,845 --> 01:12:00,554
He's sweet.

981
01:12:01,640 --> 01:12:03,182
And he's funny.

982
01:12:03,976 --> 01:12:06,852
And he's got these wonderful eyes that...

983
01:12:08,188 --> 01:12:09,480
(SIGHING)

984
01:12:18,532 --> 01:12:21,200
(SNIFFLES)
I wish everything were different.

985
01:12:40,887 --> 01:12:43,723
So, now, Mrs O'Toole from Cush.

986
01:12:43,849 --> 01:12:45,433
Do we really have to do this?

987
01:12:45,559 --> 01:12:48,837
Getting a letter of condolence
isn't like getting a birthday present, is it?

988
01:12:48,937 --> 01:12:52,565
What if Mrs O'Toole from Cush
writes back to thank you for your thank you?

989
01:12:52,691 --> 01:12:53,774
Then I'll thank her.

990
01:12:53,900 --> 01:12:56,277
And you'd be happy to spend
the rest of your life like that?

991
01:12:56,403 --> 01:12:59,447
It's not as if I've anything else to do
or anybody else to talk to.

992
01:12:59,573 --> 01:13:02,533
It might as well be Mrs O'Toole from Cush.

993
01:13:03,744 --> 01:13:05,145
What do you want me to say?

994
01:13:05,245 --> 01:13:06,746
(CAR HORN HONKING)

995
01:13:07,247 --> 01:13:10,750
- That'll be Nancy and Annette.
- Off you go.

996
01:13:14,713 --> 01:13:16,255
Enjoy yourself.

997
01:13:33,065 --> 01:13:34,774
Eilis, this is Jim Farrell.

998
01:13:36,068 --> 01:13:38,110
It's a great pleasure to meet you.

999
01:13:41,448 --> 01:13:43,350
We could try the Connaught Hotel bar.

1000
01:13:43,450 --> 01:13:45,727
There may be a few of the fellas
from the rugby club there.

1001
01:13:45,827 --> 01:13:47,411
GEORGE: Okay.

1002
01:13:48,622 --> 01:13:52,526
Do you have to be with other fellas
from the rugby club all the time?

1003
01:13:52,626 --> 01:13:55,127
No. (CHUCKLES)

1004
01:13:55,253 --> 01:13:57,630
But Nancy told us we wouldn't
be allowed to talk to you

1005
01:13:57,756 --> 01:14:01,634
cos you have too much to say to each other,
so we're just looking for company.

1006
01:14:02,302 --> 01:14:03,469
Oh, well.

1007
01:14:03,595 --> 01:14:05,706
Do you not like the fellas
from the rugby club, Eilis?

1008
01:14:05,806 --> 01:14:07,640
I don't particularly, George.

1009
01:14:07,766 --> 01:14:09,042
When I first went to America,

1010
01:14:09,142 --> 01:14:12,421
I missed every single thing
about Enniscorthy except one.

1011
01:14:12,521 --> 01:14:14,313
We're not all the same.

1012
01:14:14,648 --> 01:14:16,148
You all look the same.

1013
01:14:16,274 --> 01:14:18,776
It's the blazer and the hair oil.

1014
01:14:20,153 --> 01:14:21,445
(LAUGHING)

1015
01:14:27,869 --> 01:14:28,994
Nancy.

1016
01:14:31,498 --> 01:14:33,457
Where's Annette? And why has he come?

1017
01:14:33,959 --> 01:14:36,778
He's very nice,
so don't be too hard on him.

1018
01:14:36,878 --> 01:14:39,839
Is this the same Jim Farrell
that was engaged to Cathleen Cassidy?

1019
01:14:39,965 --> 01:14:41,882
- What happened to her?
- He broke it off.

1020
01:14:42,008 --> 01:14:43,843
He didn't think she was serious about him.

1021
01:14:43,969 --> 01:14:46,846
He was very upset for a while,
but he's over her now.

1022
01:14:47,806 --> 01:14:50,516
Nancy, I'm... I'm going back.

1023
01:14:50,642 --> 01:14:53,978
But you can have a bit of fun
while you're here, can't you?

1024
01:14:54,479 --> 01:14:56,188
Come on, George.

1025
01:14:59,526 --> 01:15:01,318
How's your mother?

1026
01:15:02,028 --> 01:15:05,239
She's... Well, she's sad.

1027
01:15:05,699 --> 01:15:08,159
She's got much older very quickly.

1028
01:15:09,035 --> 01:15:10,771
It was a terrible thing.

1029
01:15:10,871 --> 01:15:12,413
We all went to the funeral Mass,

1030
01:15:12,539 --> 01:15:14,707
Mother and Father and myself.

1031
01:15:14,833 --> 01:15:16,485
I didn't know that.

1032
01:15:16,585 --> 01:15:18,487
My mother played golf with her, you know.

1033
01:15:18,587 --> 01:15:20,546
She was very fond of her.

1034
01:15:20,672 --> 01:15:21,881
It was...

1035
01:15:23,049 --> 01:15:26,677
It was the saddest thing to happen
in the town that I can remember.

1036
01:15:27,888 --> 01:15:29,221
Thank you.

1037
01:15:30,849 --> 01:15:32,850
NANCY: Come on, you two.

1038
01:15:37,522 --> 01:15:38,939
And what about the skyscrapers?

1039
01:15:39,065 --> 01:15:40,675
Ah, but that's Manhattan.

1040
01:15:40,775 --> 01:15:42,943
I live in Brooklyn and I work in Brooklyn,

1041
01:15:43,069 --> 01:15:45,013
and if I go out, I go out in Brooklyn.

1042
01:15:45,113 --> 01:15:47,031
All the skyscrapers are across the river.

1043
01:15:47,199 --> 01:15:49,184
NANCY: You don't make
it sound very glamorous.

1044
01:15:49,284 --> 01:15:50,352
EILIS: It's not, really.

1045
01:15:50,452 --> 01:15:53,313
Not even, what do you call it,
the department store where you work?

1046
01:15:53,413 --> 01:15:56,024
Oh, Bartocci's?
Well, it sells lovely things.

1047
01:15:56,124 --> 01:15:59,251
But I can't afford many of them
and I don't like the work, so...

1048
01:15:59,586 --> 01:16:01,086
What would you like to do?

1049
01:16:02,297 --> 01:16:03,990
I want to do what Rose did.

1050
01:16:04,090 --> 01:16:06,493
I want to work in an office
and deal with numbers.

1051
01:16:06,593 --> 01:16:08,302
Well, you should call in at Davis's.

1052
01:16:08,428 --> 01:16:10,638
They haven't managed
to replace Rose, you know.

1053
01:16:10,764 --> 01:16:13,432
I'll be going back to New York
straight after the wedding.

1054
01:16:13,558 --> 01:16:16,310
But you might want to earn
a little money in the meantime.

1055
01:16:16,561 --> 01:16:17,978
I'm sure they'd be glad to have you.

1056
01:16:18,104 --> 01:16:19,438
You just want her to stay.

1057
01:16:19,940 --> 01:16:20,981
(CHUCKLES)

1058
01:16:22,400 --> 01:16:23,567
I'm only thinking of Eilis.

1059
01:16:23,735 --> 01:16:26,445
Do you hear that, Eilis?
He's only thinking of you.

1060
01:16:33,286 --> 01:16:34,729
(GIRLS LAUGHING)

1061
01:16:34,829 --> 01:16:36,121
GEORGE: That's it, that's it.

1062
01:16:36,248 --> 01:16:38,525
Remember, Mrs Grogan
didn't notice a thing.

1063
01:16:38,625 --> 01:16:40,417
(LAUGHING CONTINUES)

1064
01:16:43,630 --> 01:16:45,172
- NANCY: Good night.
- EILIS: Good night.

1065
01:16:45,298 --> 01:16:46,507
GEORGE: See you.

1066
01:17:02,691 --> 01:17:03,983
(DOOR CLOSES)

1067
01:17:05,318 --> 01:17:07,152
How was your evening?

1068
01:17:07,487 --> 01:17:09,655
It was very nice, thank you.

1069
01:17:09,781 --> 01:17:11,657
Was that Jim Farrell
I saw in the car with them?

1070
01:17:12,993 --> 01:17:14,159
It was.

1071
01:17:14,286 --> 01:17:16,563
His parents are moving, you know.
They're retiring to the country.

1072
01:17:16,663 --> 01:17:18,497
He'll be in that big house on his own.

1073
01:17:18,623 --> 01:17:20,666
- Is that right?
- Hmm.

1074
01:17:21,835 --> 01:17:23,877
He's a catch for someone.

1075
01:17:25,630 --> 01:17:27,047
Good night, Mammy.

1076
01:17:39,144 --> 01:17:41,353
- Hello, Eilis.
- Hello, Mrs Brennan.

1077
01:17:41,813 --> 01:17:43,814
Quite the star.

1078
01:17:50,864 --> 01:17:53,073
- Thank goodness you're back.
- What's the matter?

1079
01:17:53,199 --> 01:17:54,241
A lad from Davis's came round.

1080
01:17:54,367 --> 01:17:55,909
They have a problem
in their accounts department.

1081
01:17:56,036 --> 01:17:57,202
They need you up there straightaway.

1082
01:17:57,329 --> 01:17:59,580
Is that all?
I'll just put the shopping away.

1083
01:17:59,706 --> 01:18:00,706
No, no, leave it.

1084
01:18:00,832 --> 01:18:02,082
Straightaway, the young fella said.

1085
01:18:02,208 --> 01:18:03,777
It doesn't matter what he said, Mother.

1086
01:18:03,877 --> 01:18:06,086
I'm not an employee.
I'd be doing them a favour.

1087
01:18:06,212 --> 01:18:08,547
Please, let me do the shopping.

1088
01:18:16,931 --> 01:18:19,167
MARIA: The problem is that
it's our busy season,

1089
01:18:19,267 --> 01:18:22,728
so all the mill workers and drivers
did overtime last week.

1090
01:18:22,854 --> 01:18:25,272
Well, they filled out the overtime slips,

1091
01:18:25,398 --> 01:18:28,843
but there's been nobody here to
work it all out and to add to the wage slips,

1092
01:18:28,943 --> 01:18:31,111
and some of the men
have started to complain,

1093
01:18:31,237 --> 01:18:32,696
and I can't blame them.

1094
01:18:33,073 --> 01:18:35,574
As you can see, it's all a terrible mess.

1095
01:18:38,411 --> 01:18:40,079
Well, if you leave me
for a couple of hours,

1096
01:18:40,205 --> 01:18:42,983
I can work out a system
so that whoever comes in after me

1097
01:18:43,083 --> 01:18:44,583
- won't have any trouble.
- (SIGHS IN RELIEF)

1098
01:18:54,260 --> 01:18:55,636
Hello, Eilis.

1099
01:18:55,887 --> 01:18:58,639
Maria has been telling me
you've done the most marvellous job here.

1100
01:18:58,765 --> 01:18:59,807
Thank you.

1101
01:18:59,933 --> 01:19:02,935
We should have known you would, of course.
You're Rose's sister, after all.

1102
01:19:03,061 --> 01:19:05,046
I'm told you have a certificate
in book-keeping.

1103
01:19:05,146 --> 01:19:06,840
Is it American book-keeping?

1104
01:19:06,940 --> 01:19:10,776
I got the certificate in America,
but the two systems are very similar.

1105
01:19:11,111 --> 01:19:13,555
Well, we'll certainly need someone
to deal with wages and so on

1106
01:19:13,655 --> 01:19:15,348
during the busy season.

1107
01:19:15,448 --> 01:19:17,991
So I'd like you to continue
on a part-time basis.

1108
01:19:18,159 --> 01:19:20,619
Let's see how that goes
and then we'll speak again.

1109
01:19:20,787 --> 01:19:22,621
I'll be going back
to the United States soon.

1110
01:19:23,123 --> 01:19:26,500
As I say, let's you and I speak again
before we make any firm decisions

1111
01:19:26,626 --> 01:19:28,085
one way or the other.

1112
01:19:30,004 --> 01:19:33,366
Yes, Mr Brown. Of course. Thank you.

1113
01:19:33,466 --> 01:19:36,802
Now, if you go and see Maria,
she'll have your money for today.

1114
01:20:39,157 --> 01:20:41,074
EILIS: I'd forgotten.

1115
01:20:41,201 --> 01:20:42,409
What?

1116
01:20:43,536 --> 01:20:44,828
This.

1117
01:20:46,873 --> 01:20:49,442
JIM: You have beaches in Brooklyn.

1118
01:20:49,542 --> 01:20:52,085
Yes, but they're just very crowded.

1119
01:20:52,670 --> 01:20:56,048
There'll probably be quite a few walkers
along here later.

1120
01:20:56,841 --> 01:20:58,008
Yes.

1121
01:20:58,551 --> 01:21:00,594
It's still not the same.

1122
01:21:01,930 --> 01:21:03,764
I'm sure it's not.

1123
01:21:05,433 --> 01:21:08,435
We don't really know anything
of the rest of the world.

1124
01:21:09,562 --> 01:21:11,897
We must seem very backward to you now.

1125
01:21:12,023 --> 01:21:13,633
Of course not.

1126
01:21:13,733 --> 01:21:16,944
You seem calm and civilised and charming.

1127
01:21:21,783 --> 01:21:23,351
(CHUCKLES)

1128
01:21:23,451 --> 01:21:25,077
NANCY: Come on!

1129
01:21:32,544 --> 01:21:33,820
My mother wanted you to know

1130
01:21:33,920 --> 01:21:37,422
that the golf club is inaugurating
a prize in Rose's name.

1131
01:21:40,093 --> 01:21:44,096
A special trophy for the best score
by a lady newcomer at the club.

1132
01:21:45,557 --> 01:21:48,725
She was always very nice to the newcomers,
my mother says.

1133
01:21:51,479 --> 01:21:53,438
I hope you're pleased.

1134
01:21:56,109 --> 01:21:57,484
Yes.

1135
01:21:58,611 --> 01:22:00,153
Of course.

1136
01:22:02,115 --> 01:22:07,619
So every year someone will win
the Rose Lacey Trophy?

1137
01:22:08,746 --> 01:22:10,565
Yeah, every year,

1138
01:22:10,665 --> 01:22:13,083
as long as there's a golf club.

1139
01:22:17,130 --> 01:22:20,867
And I think she'd like you to come along

1140
01:22:20,967 --> 01:22:23,468
and present it to the first winner.

1141
01:22:27,015 --> 01:22:29,308
Yeah, and my mother would like
to meet you too, by the way.

1142
01:22:29,434 --> 01:22:30,684
(CHUCKLES)

1143
01:22:31,644 --> 01:22:34,980
I'm supposed to arrange a time
when you can come around for tea.

1144
01:22:36,149 --> 01:22:38,442
Thank you. I'd like that.

1145
01:22:43,823 --> 01:22:46,366
I wish it had been like this
before I went.

1146
01:22:47,327 --> 01:22:49,036
Before Rose died.

1147
01:22:50,163 --> 01:22:51,496
Like what?

1148
01:22:52,624 --> 01:22:54,875
There was nothing here for me before

1149
01:22:55,001 --> 01:22:57,002
and now I have a job and...

1150
01:22:57,670 --> 01:22:58,879
NANCY: Here?

1151
01:23:14,145 --> 01:23:15,463
Is that an American trick?

1152
01:23:15,563 --> 01:23:16,980
Yes. It's a good one, isn't it?

1153
01:23:19,692 --> 01:23:22,971
It's depressing, though, that we don't
think of things like that, isn't it?

1154
01:23:23,071 --> 01:23:25,765
I mean, how long have they known about it?

1155
01:23:25,865 --> 01:23:27,157
A hundred years, probably.

1156
01:23:27,700 --> 01:23:31,370
I don't think they had bathing suits
like that a hundred years ago.

1157
01:23:32,372 --> 01:23:34,373
We still don't have them now.

1158
01:23:37,502 --> 01:23:38,752
Well, come on.

1159
01:23:46,719 --> 01:23:49,096
You wanna go see the Dodgers on Saturday?

1160
01:23:49,222 --> 01:23:50,832
- Sure.
- Okay.

1161
01:23:50,932 --> 01:23:53,225
- Will you do something for me?
- What?

1162
01:23:53,601 --> 01:23:57,130
If you laugh or you say anything
about this to anybody in the family,

1163
01:23:57,230 --> 01:23:59,507
you don't get to go see
the Dodgers on Saturday

1164
01:23:59,607 --> 01:24:01,274
or any other day of the season.

1165
01:24:01,401 --> 01:24:02,635
Also you get a beating.

1166
01:24:02,735 --> 01:24:05,179
Maybe it's just better
if I don't get involved.

1167
01:24:05,279 --> 01:24:07,114
I really need your help, Frankie.

1168
01:24:07,240 --> 01:24:09,282
You know you're the best
writer and reader in the family?

1169
01:24:09,617 --> 01:24:11,644
- Yeah.
- I'm trying to write to Eilis.

1170
01:24:11,744 --> 01:24:14,981
And I want it to be... I don't know.

1171
01:24:15,081 --> 01:24:17,582
You've wrote before
already about five times.

1172
01:24:17,750 --> 01:24:20,419
Yeah, but they're no good, Frankie, and...

1173
01:24:22,964 --> 01:24:25,465
She's only written back once.

1174
01:24:25,591 --> 01:24:27,493
She's never read my writing before.

1175
01:24:27,593 --> 01:24:30,262
I'm worried I'm putting her off me.

1176
01:24:30,388 --> 01:24:32,472
Listen, I'm eight years old.

1177
01:24:32,598 --> 01:24:34,099
I don't know anything about kissing.

1178
01:24:34,308 --> 01:24:36,977
You don't need to know
anything about kissing.

1179
01:24:37,103 --> 01:24:39,980
You need to know
about spelling and... And...

1180
01:24:40,398 --> 01:24:42,941
- Grammar.
- Yeah. Will you look?

1181
01:24:52,118 --> 01:24:53,895
TONY: Dear Eilis.

1182
01:24:53,995 --> 01:24:56,997
I hope that you are doing well in Ireland.

1183
01:24:57,123 --> 01:25:00,125
I hope that your mother's
feeling less sad.

1184
01:25:01,127 --> 01:25:04,197
It will not be long before
your friend gets married

1185
01:25:04,297 --> 01:25:06,465
and you can come home.

1186
01:25:09,135 --> 01:25:12,679
This week, it's like the whole world's
basements are flooding.

1187
01:25:12,805 --> 01:25:14,473
I've fixed three.

1188
01:25:15,683 --> 01:25:18,810
I've been working hard.
I've been saving money.

1189
01:25:19,854 --> 01:25:22,382
Everybody asks me about you all the time.

1190
01:25:22,482 --> 01:25:24,217
FRANKIE: You missed out an "E," I think.

1191
01:25:24,317 --> 01:25:26,443
It's "everybody."

1192
01:25:28,488 --> 01:25:31,198
TONY: Anyway,
I think that is all my news.

1193
01:25:31,324 --> 01:25:34,868
Mom and Dad and all my brothers,
they all say hello.

1194
01:25:35,995 --> 01:25:39,164
I think about you most minutes
of most days.

1195
01:25:40,666 --> 01:25:43,001
Even when I go see the Dodgers,

1196
01:25:43,127 --> 01:25:45,670
I do not concentrate on the games.

1197
01:25:47,215 --> 01:25:49,508
With love, your Tony.

1198
01:26:47,900 --> 01:26:49,401
No hair oil.

1199
01:26:49,944 --> 01:26:52,445
And that's not a blazer.
It's a sports jacket.

1200
01:26:52,572 --> 01:26:54,015
Have you come out
in disguise, Jim Farrell?

1201
01:26:54,115 --> 01:26:56,199
- Are you trying to trick me?
- (CHUCKLES)

1202
01:26:57,577 --> 01:26:59,744
No. I knew what you meant

1203
01:26:59,871 --> 01:27:01,621
when you said we were all the same.

1204
01:27:02,373 --> 01:27:05,250
It made me think that my life
must seem very easy to you.

1205
01:27:05,418 --> 01:27:07,028
I run my father's bar.

1206
01:27:07,128 --> 01:27:09,963
I'm going to live in my parents' house.

1207
01:27:10,089 --> 01:27:13,091
I know what that must look like
from the outside, but...

1208
01:27:14,427 --> 01:27:16,094
It doesn't feel like that.

1209
01:27:17,597 --> 01:27:19,556
What does it feel like?

1210
01:27:22,435 --> 01:27:24,378
And I've never been anywhere.

1211
01:27:24,478 --> 01:27:26,813
I've never even been to England

1212
01:27:26,939 --> 01:27:30,984
but I'd like to see London and Paris
and Rome. New York.

1213
01:27:31,944 --> 01:27:35,614
It frightens me, the idea of dying
without ever leaving Ireland.

1214
01:27:35,781 --> 01:27:38,074
And there are other things too.

1215
01:27:39,285 --> 01:27:41,995
I'm so sorry, I wanted to
ask you a thousand things

1216
01:27:42,121 --> 01:27:44,122
and all I've done is talked.

1217
01:27:44,248 --> 01:27:45,582
I'm glad.

1218
01:27:46,125 --> 01:27:47,959
- Really?
- Yes.

1219
01:27:50,463 --> 01:27:53,340
MRS FARRELL: Will you finish that
wretched pipe and sit with us?

1220
01:27:53,466 --> 01:27:55,008
I can hear perfectly well from where I am.

1221
01:27:55,176 --> 01:27:57,036
We're not here to provide you
with entertainment.

1222
01:27:57,136 --> 01:27:58,412
MR FARRELL: Oh, don't you worry.

1223
01:27:58,512 --> 01:28:00,081
I found that out many years ago.

1224
01:28:00,181 --> 01:28:01,707
(SCOFFS) Just ignore him, Eilis.

1225
01:28:01,807 --> 01:28:03,600
(WHISPERS) It's as well
Jim takes after me, not him.

1226
01:28:03,768 --> 01:28:04,809
Speak up.

1227
01:28:05,478 --> 01:28:07,380
Are you looking forward to your move?

1228
01:28:07,480 --> 01:28:10,550
We'll miss Enniscorthy,
but it's lovely and quiet in Glenbrien.

1229
01:28:10,650 --> 01:28:13,052
Mother's worried about
leaving me here on me own.

1230
01:28:13,152 --> 01:28:14,428
She thinks I'll destroy the place.

1231
01:28:14,528 --> 01:28:16,722
Well, I'm hoping you won't
be on your own forever.

1232
01:28:16,822 --> 01:28:18,156
I'm sure he won't.

1233
01:28:19,533 --> 01:28:21,034
I mean...

1234
01:28:23,537 --> 01:28:24,955
God, aren't we blessed with this weather?

1235
01:28:25,498 --> 01:28:26,790
It's lovely.

1236
01:28:27,959 --> 01:28:30,126
MR FARRELL: The summers
in New York are hot, eh?

1237
01:28:30,711 --> 01:28:32,337
They can be, yes.

1238
01:28:32,463 --> 01:28:34,798
It can get quite humid sometimes.

1239
01:28:42,556 --> 01:28:44,349
EILIS: Dear Tony.

1240
01:28:44,850 --> 01:28:47,519
Thank you for your letters.

1241
01:28:47,645 --> 01:28:49,813
I want you to know that...

1242
01:28:51,065 --> 01:28:52,315
(SIGHS)

1243
01:28:53,317 --> 01:28:55,527
I don't know what I want you to know.

1244
01:28:58,197 --> 01:28:59,698
(SIGHS HEAVILY)

1245
01:29:08,666 --> 01:29:10,651
MARY: I don't want to be sitting
right at the back.

1246
01:29:10,751 --> 01:29:13,086
We'll make sure you get
the best seats in the house.

1247
01:29:13,212 --> 01:29:16,673
But it wouldn't feel right sitting up there
with Nancy and George.

1248
01:29:17,008 --> 01:29:19,843
We'll find the second best
seats in the house, then.

1249
01:29:21,929 --> 01:29:25,458
Would you like me to run ahead
and save you a couple of places, Mrs Lacey?

1250
01:29:25,558 --> 01:29:27,600
Would you mind, Jim? That'd be grand.

1251
01:29:31,397 --> 01:29:33,898
- Such a gentleman, isn't he?
- He is.

1252
01:29:35,401 --> 01:29:37,902
Came along at just the right time for us.

1253
01:29:40,573 --> 01:29:42,308
PRIEST: I invite you now, Nancy,

1254
01:29:42,408 --> 01:29:45,353
to declare before God and his Church

1255
01:29:45,453 --> 01:29:49,080
your consent to become George's wife.

1256
01:29:50,791 --> 01:29:55,920
I promise to be true to you
in good times and in bad,

1257
01:29:56,047 --> 01:29:58,532
in sickness and in health.

1258
01:29:58,632 --> 01:30:03,386
I will love you and honour you
all the days of my life.

1259
01:30:04,805 --> 01:30:06,598
PRIEST: The rings.

1260
01:30:11,645 --> 01:30:14,215
Lord, bless these rings.

1261
01:30:14,315 --> 01:30:16,842
Grant that those who wear them

1262
01:30:16,942 --> 01:30:20,320
may always be faithful to each other.

1263
01:30:20,446 --> 01:30:22,113
May they do your will

1264
01:30:22,239 --> 01:30:25,784
and live in peace with you in mutual love.

1265
01:30:25,910 --> 01:30:29,788
We ask this through Christ our Lord, amen.

1266
01:30:30,122 --> 01:30:31,623
BOTH: Amen.

1267
01:30:33,459 --> 01:30:35,293
(INDISTINCT CONVERSATIONS)

1268
01:30:40,299 --> 01:30:43,202
Your mother tells me
things are working out very well

1269
01:30:43,302 --> 01:30:45,470
for you in Enniscorthy, Eilis.

1270
01:30:46,347 --> 01:30:48,014
It was a lovely service.

1271
01:30:48,140 --> 01:30:51,810
And Mr and Mrs Farrell
are moving out to Glenbrien,

1272
01:30:51,936 --> 01:30:54,354
- so Jim'll...
- Yes, I know.

1273
01:30:55,314 --> 01:30:57,591
Jim and I promised my mother
we'd take her back to the car.

1274
01:30:57,691 --> 01:31:02,487
Mmm! Do you hear that?
"Jim and I. Jim and I."

1275
01:31:02,613 --> 01:31:04,823
It won't be long now by the sound of it

1276
01:31:04,949 --> 01:31:07,158
and your mother will have
a wonderful day out.

1277
01:31:08,494 --> 01:31:09,494
Will you excuse me?

1278
01:31:09,829 --> 01:31:11,772
MAN: There they are.

1279
01:31:11,872 --> 01:31:14,165
- Hello, Mrs Byrne. How are you?
- Jack.

1280
01:31:14,291 --> 01:31:15,875
(JAZZ MUSIC)

1281
01:31:20,214 --> 01:31:21,339
Can we talk?

1282
01:31:23,676 --> 01:31:25,051
What about?

1283
01:31:27,304 --> 01:31:28,805
The future.

1284
01:31:29,515 --> 01:31:33,143
I can't let you just go back to America
without saying anything.

1285
01:31:34,895 --> 01:31:37,313
I'd regret it for the rest of my life.

1286
01:31:39,316 --> 01:31:40,483
So...

1287
01:31:41,360 --> 01:31:43,361
I don't want you to go.

1288
01:31:44,363 --> 01:31:47,323
I want you to stay here with me.

1289
01:31:50,202 --> 01:31:53,413
And I know that means
asking you another question

1290
01:31:54,999 --> 01:31:57,375
but I don't want to bombard you.

1291
01:31:58,878 --> 01:32:01,254
So I'll save that one for later.

1292
01:32:06,719 --> 01:32:08,052
Thank you.

1293
01:32:11,724 --> 01:32:13,224
I'm grateful.

1294
01:32:14,393 --> 01:32:16,352
And I'm flattered.

1295
01:32:18,564 --> 01:32:20,565
- That's all?
- No.

1296
01:32:22,026 --> 01:32:24,027
No, of course not.

1297
01:32:29,742 --> 01:32:31,075
I just...

1298
01:32:33,954 --> 01:32:36,789
I'd imagined a different life for myself.

1299
01:32:37,583 --> 01:32:39,250
I understand.

1300
01:32:40,377 --> 01:32:42,921
But your life here could be just as good.

1301
01:32:44,048 --> 01:32:46,049
Better even maybe.

1302
01:33:22,169 --> 01:33:23,586
(CAR APPROACHING)

1303
01:33:27,341 --> 01:33:28,633
Mary.

1304
01:33:29,426 --> 01:33:31,511
- I was just coming to fetch you.
- To fetch me?

1305
01:33:31,845 --> 01:33:33,747
I haven't worked for Miss Kelly
for a long time, Mary.

1306
01:33:33,847 --> 01:33:35,640
Please come, Eilis.

1307
01:33:35,766 --> 01:33:37,543
She told me not to come back without you.

1308
01:33:37,643 --> 01:33:38,768
You know what she's like.

1309
01:33:50,322 --> 01:33:54,033
You look after things for five minutes
while I'm upstairs with Eilis, please, Mary.

1310
01:33:54,159 --> 01:33:55,660
There are no customers
in there at the moment,

1311
01:33:55,786 --> 01:33:58,329
so I don't think you can make
too much of a mess of things.

1312
01:34:20,227 --> 01:34:22,687
So, how have you been getting on?

1313
01:34:24,315 --> 01:34:25,857
Very well, thanks, Miss Kelly.

1314
01:34:25,983 --> 01:34:28,469
I heard that you're working
over in Davis's,

1315
01:34:28,569 --> 01:34:30,570
in the accounts department.

1316
01:34:30,696 --> 01:34:31,904
That's right.

1317
01:34:32,031 --> 01:34:35,434
And there's lots of talk
about you and young Jim Farrell.

1318
01:34:35,534 --> 01:34:38,745
Oh, well, you know what people are like.
They love to talk.

1319
01:34:39,079 --> 01:34:40,204
Yes.

1320
01:34:41,915 --> 01:34:44,500
Do you remember Mrs Brady?

1321
01:34:46,545 --> 01:34:49,756
She usually comes into the shop
on Sunday morning for her rashers.

1322
01:34:52,509 --> 01:34:53,718
No?

1323
01:34:54,595 --> 01:34:57,164
Well, you have a very busy life now,

1324
01:34:57,264 --> 01:34:59,057
what with one thing and another.

1325
01:35:00,351 --> 01:35:05,355
Anyway, Mrs Brady has a niece
living in Brooklyn.

1326
01:35:09,193 --> 01:35:11,903
The world is a small place, isn't it?

1327
01:35:12,571 --> 01:35:15,073
She had a letter from her
a couple of weeks back.

1328
01:35:17,785 --> 01:35:19,577
And what did it say?

1329
01:35:19,745 --> 01:35:22,815
Oh, only that she'd been to a wedding

1330
01:35:22,915 --> 01:35:24,749
at the city hall

1331
01:35:25,250 --> 01:35:28,920
and her husband bumped into a girl
from Enniscorthy

1332
01:35:29,421 --> 01:35:31,756
who was getting married there.

1333
01:35:34,593 --> 01:35:36,704
I'm not sure
what you're telling me, Miss Kelly.

1334
01:35:36,804 --> 01:35:38,137
He didn't bump into me.

1335
01:35:38,389 --> 01:35:41,766
Oh, you can't fool me, Miss Lacey.

1336
01:35:43,102 --> 01:35:47,480
Although I'm not sure that
that's your name any longer, is it?

1337
01:35:48,107 --> 01:35:49,941
He couldn't remember.

1338
01:35:50,943 --> 01:35:53,069
Something Italian, he thought.

1339
01:36:00,119 --> 01:36:01,604
I'd forgotten.

1340
01:36:01,704 --> 01:36:04,857
You'd forgotten? What a thing...

1341
01:36:04,957 --> 01:36:07,458
I'd forgotten what this town is like.

1342
01:36:11,880 --> 01:36:14,424
What were you planning to do, Miss Kelly?

1343
01:36:15,884 --> 01:36:17,969
Keep me away from Jim?

1344
01:36:19,263 --> 01:36:21,806
Stop me from going back to America?

1345
01:36:24,309 --> 01:36:26,394
Perhaps you didn't even know.

1346
01:36:33,569 --> 01:36:37,238
My name is Eilis Fiorello.

1347
01:36:47,624 --> 01:36:48,651
(DOOR SLAMS)

1348
01:36:48,751 --> 01:36:50,460
(BREATHING HEAVILY)

1349
01:37:08,353 --> 01:37:09,479
(PHONE RINGS)

1350
01:37:10,189 --> 01:37:12,591
- OPERATOR: Putting you through now.
- Thank you.

1351
01:37:12,691 --> 01:37:14,093
WOMAN: How can I help?

1352
01:37:14,193 --> 01:37:16,011
Hello. I'd like to make a reservation

1353
01:37:16,111 --> 01:37:19,280
for the next available sailing
from Cobh to New York.

1354
01:37:19,698 --> 01:37:22,601
I think people spend even more money
after a wedding.

1355
01:37:22,701 --> 01:37:24,937
Nancy's mother must have been
in every shop in the town.

1356
01:37:25,037 --> 01:37:26,788
She was buying firelighters in Broom's.

1357
01:37:27,039 --> 01:37:28,774
Firelighters in August.

1358
01:37:28,874 --> 01:37:31,360
But she'd seen Mrs Stapleton in there
and she hadn't had a chance

1359
01:37:31,460 --> 01:37:34,128
to go through the whole day
in detail with her...

1360
01:37:36,048 --> 01:37:37,507
Eilis, what's the matter?

1361
01:37:37,674 --> 01:37:39,050
Has something happened with Jim?

1362
01:37:40,719 --> 01:37:42,804
(SOBBING) Mammy, I'm sorry.

1363
01:37:44,181 --> 01:37:45,723
I'm so sorry.

1364
01:37:47,059 --> 01:37:48,476
I'm married.

1365
01:37:49,561 --> 01:37:52,464
I got married in Brooklyn
before I came home.

1366
01:37:52,564 --> 01:37:54,466
And I should have told you.

1367
01:37:54,566 --> 01:37:57,360
I should have told you
as soon as I got back.

1368
01:38:02,032 --> 01:38:04,033
I want to be with him.

1369
01:38:05,744 --> 01:38:07,370
I want to be with my husband.

1370
01:38:10,582 --> 01:38:12,041
Of course.

1371
01:38:14,920 --> 01:38:15,920
Is he nice?

1372
01:38:18,340 --> 01:38:19,423
Yes.

1373
01:38:19,591 --> 01:38:21,843
He'd have to be nice if you married him.

1374
01:38:24,680 --> 01:38:26,681
So you're going back?

1375
01:38:28,100 --> 01:38:31,352
Yes. Tomorrow.

1376
01:38:34,940 --> 01:38:37,191
Are you on the early train?

1377
01:38:42,114 --> 01:38:43,531
I'm going to bed.

1378
01:38:44,533 --> 01:38:47,853
Mammy, it's not even 8:00.
You don't have to.

1379
01:38:47,953 --> 01:38:49,537
I'm very tired.

1380
01:38:50,873 --> 01:38:53,374
And I'd like to say goodbye now.

1381
01:38:55,586 --> 01:38:57,587
And only once.

1382
01:39:12,060 --> 01:39:13,436
(SNIFFLES)

1383
01:39:31,163 --> 01:39:33,732
Perhaps you'll write
and tell me about him.

1384
01:39:33,832 --> 01:39:34,916
I will.

1385
01:39:36,293 --> 01:39:38,002
Good night, Eilis.

1386
01:39:50,849 --> 01:39:52,308
(SNIFFLING)

1387
01:41:19,521 --> 01:41:21,272
(SIGHS)

1388
01:41:54,306 --> 01:41:56,474
So are you away to live in America?

1389
01:41:57,893 --> 01:42:00,436
- No.
- Just visiting?

1390
01:42:01,605 --> 01:42:03,882
No, I live there already.

1391
01:42:03,982 --> 01:42:06,400
Really? What's it like?

1392
01:42:07,569 --> 01:42:09,570
It's a big place.

1393
01:42:11,823 --> 01:42:14,116
I'm gonna live in Brooklyn, New York.

1394
01:42:14,910 --> 01:42:16,577
Do you know it?

1395
01:42:18,121 --> 01:42:19,330
Yes.

1396
01:42:20,832 --> 01:42:24,236
People say that there are
so many Irish people there,

1397
01:42:24,336 --> 01:42:25,836
it's like home.

1398
01:42:29,299 --> 01:42:30,508
Is that right?

1399
01:42:35,514 --> 01:42:36,680
Yes.

1400
01:42:37,474 --> 01:42:39,308
It's just like home.

1401
01:42:52,114 --> 01:42:53,948
You're not to eat.

1402
01:42:54,658 --> 01:42:56,158
But I might be there years.

1403
01:42:56,785 --> 01:42:58,437
No, you can eat when you get there.

1404
01:42:58,537 --> 01:42:59,870
Don't eat on the boat.

1405
01:42:59,996 --> 01:43:02,039
It'll stop you getting so sick.
Do you promise me?

1406
01:43:03,333 --> 01:43:04,443
I promise.

1407
01:43:04,543 --> 01:43:06,945
And in a moment I want you to go
straight down to your cabin

1408
01:43:07,045 --> 01:43:09,380
and lock the bathroom door on your side.

1409
01:43:09,506 --> 01:43:12,633
When next door starts hammering,
you can negotiate.

1410
01:43:14,052 --> 01:43:17,054
EILIS: When you get to immigration,
keep your eyes wide open.

1411
01:43:17,180 --> 01:43:19,124
Look as if you know where you're going.

1412
01:43:19,224 --> 01:43:21,517
You have to think like an American.

1413
01:43:23,812 --> 01:43:27,132
You'll feel so homesick
that you'll want to die

1414
01:43:27,232 --> 01:43:30,401
and there's nothing you can do about it
apart from endure it.

1415
01:43:32,237 --> 01:43:35,156
But you will, and it won't kill you.

1416
01:43:35,991 --> 01:43:37,575
(SIGHS)

1417
01:43:39,244 --> 01:43:41,412
(INDISTINCT CONVERSATIONS)

1418
01:43:49,838 --> 01:43:52,991
And one day the sun will come out.

1419
01:43:53,091 --> 01:43:55,092
You might not even notice straightaway,

1420
01:43:55,218 --> 01:43:57,052
it'll be that faint.

1421
01:43:57,596 --> 01:44:01,583
And then you'll catch yourself
thinking about something or someone

1422
01:44:01,683 --> 01:44:04,560
who has no connection with the past,

1423
01:44:05,937 --> 01:44:08,439
someone who's only yours,

1424
01:44:09,441 --> 01:44:11,442
and you'll realise...

1425
01:44:13,695 --> 01:44:16,280
that this is where your life is.

1426
01:49:48,863 --> 01:49:51,031
(BE COOL AKA KEEP COOL)

1427
01:50:55,020 --> 01:51:00,220
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