Mrs. Miniver
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:20:03
...and parceled out what they wished
to their vassals.

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Look about. What have we?
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As pure a feudalistic state as there ever
was in the 9th through 15th centuries.

:20:11
When I think about it, I'm appalled,
genuinely appalled.

:20:15
I tell you, Father...
:20:16
when I think of the class
system that exists in this country to...

:20:20
- What is it, Gladys?
- Oh, it's Miss Beldon to see you, ma'am.

:20:24
Well, show her in, Gladys.
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Miss Beldon.
I wonder what that means.

:20:29
Probably brought the latest ultimatum
from her illustrious grandmother.

:20:33
I scarcely know Lady Beldon.
:20:34
The perfect example
of what I've been saying.

:20:37
Lady Beldon is the living proof of the
survival of the feudal system today.

:20:42
You can't escape the Beldon influence.
It contaminates the entire village society.

:20:47
- Just as in the 9th to the 15th centuries.
- Exactly.

:20:52
How do you do, Mrs. Miniver?
I'm Carol Beldon.

:20:55
How do you do, Miss Beldon?
This is my husband.

:20:58
- How do you do?
- And my son Vincent.

:21:00
- How do you do?
- Just in time for tea, Miss Beldon.

:21:02
- Thanks, but I've just had some.
- Sit down anyway.

:21:05
I can only stay a moment.
Please, do sit down.

:21:09
You really must excuse me
for invading your house like this...

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...but frankly,
I've come to make a request.

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- A personal request, and a great favor.
- Well, please, sit down.

:21:19
Thank you.
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You see, my grandmother
doesn't know I've come.

:21:25
I'm afraid I'm not very good
at breaking things gently...

:21:28
...so I'll get straight to the point.
It's about the rose.

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- The rose?
- Yes. The one Mr. Ballard grew.

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The Mrs. Miniver.
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I hear he's going to enter it
in the flower show.

:21:38
- For the Beldon Challenge Cup?
- Yes.

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- But no one ever has entered... That is...
- No...

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...no one has ever entered a rose
in competition with my grandmother.

:21:49
And that's just the point.
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It's become a tradition for her
to win the cup...

:21:53
...and her roses mean so much to her.
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I know it seems
an awful thing to ask...

:21:58
...but I thought you might,
perhaps, as a favor...


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