:40:04
Think of Euan.
Think of the jokes there'd be made about it.
:40:08
You might have thought of that
two months ago.
:40:11
I didn't know then about
my Jamaican grandmother.
:40:16
- Is that the only reason why
you're refusing to marry him?
- It is.
:40:24
If you had the chance,
if things were different-
:40:26
- No. They're not different.
- I know. I know. But supposing they were?
:40:30
Would you give anything
to marry him?
:40:33
Yes.
:40:37
Very well.
:40:41
I owe you this.
:40:44
You need have no qualms
about marrying Euan.
:40:47
There isn't a drop of African blood
in your veins. My husband isn't your father.
:40:57
- Isn't?
- No.
:41:02
Well, then who?
:41:04
That's immaterial.
It's better you shouldn't know.
:41:08
He's completely English.
You can rest assured of that.
:41:11
I shall tell Lord Templeton who he is.
:41:14
He has a right to know who will be
the other grandfather of his grandchildren.
:41:20
Telling him will be the hardest thing
I've ever had to do.
:41:24
But it must be done.
:41:27
He may have
your old-fashioned ideas.
:41:32
I must ask you for the same
consideration you asked me.
:41:34
I'd rather your father-
:41:40
I'd rather my husband didn't know.
:41:44
You were always so devoted.
:41:47
I never conceived the possibility
of another man in your life.
:41:51
Children don't.
They think mistakes are their privilege.
:41:59
Mother-