:08:01
I said my say,
and that´s all I´ll say.
:08:03
I´ve done with this house forever.
:08:06
Well, hip, hip, hooray!
:08:08
And don´t stumble
on the way out, dearie.
:08:11
Now, now, Katie Nanna!
:08:15
Mrs Banks! She´s home!
:08:18
Our daugHter´s daugHters will adore us
and we´ll sing in grateful cHorus
:08:22
´´Well done,
Sister Suffragette´´
:08:24
Good evening,
Katie Nanna, Ellen.
:08:26
We had the most
glorious meeting!
:08:28
Mrs Whitbourne-Allen chained
herself to the wheel of
the Prime Minister´s carriage.
:08:32
- You should´ve been there.
- Mrs Banks, I would like
a word with you.
:08:34
And Mrs Ainslie, she was
carried off to prison...
:08:37
singing and scattering pamphlets
all the way!
:08:39
I´m glad you´re home, madam. I´ve
always given the best that´s in me--
:08:42
Oh, thank you, Katie Nanna.
:08:44
I always knew you were one of us.
:08:47
We´re clearly soldiers
in petticoats
:08:51
And dauntless crusaders
for women´s votes
:08:55
THougH we adore men
individually
:08:59
We agree tHat as a group
tHey´re ratHer stupid
:09:03
- Mrs Banks.
- Cast off tHe sHackles of yesterday
:09:07
SHoulder to sHoulder
into tHe fray
:09:11
Our daugHter´s daugHters
will adore us
:09:15
And tHey´ll sing
in grateful cHorus
:09:19
´´Well done
Sister Suffragette´´
:09:22
Being that as it may, I do not
wish to offend, but I--
:09:25
From Kensington to Billingsgate
one Hears tHe restless cries
:09:29
From every corner of tHe land
womankind arise
:09:32
Political equality
and equal rigHts witH men
:09:36
Take Heart for Mrs PankHurst
Has been clapped in irons again
:09:40
No more tHe meek and mild
subservients we
:09:46
We´re figHting for our rigHts
militantly
:09:51
Never you fear
:09:52
If I may have a word, Mrs Banks.
:09:56
- So cast off tHe sHackles of yesterday
- Mrs Banks!