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:59:04
But Rawdy has
become a great man.

:59:08
I love him and I wish him well,
but my place is no longer with him.

:59:14
Tell me, how is Major Dobbin?
:59:17
I passed him as I came here,
looking very fierce.

:59:23
We have fallen out.
Over me?

:59:27
Over you, yes,
but over other things as well.

:59:31
Amelia Osborne, you're a damn fool.
:59:35
He is your dearest friend.
:59:37
It matters not what he thinks of me.
You should go and fetch him.

:59:40
I cannot, Rebecca.
You don't know what lies between us.
I do.

:59:44
Ever since I saw him buy that piano,
I've known how it stood between you.

:59:48
That was George.
It was Dobbin.

:59:51
- I saw him with my own eyes.
- George loved me.

:59:55
George Osborne loved
no one but himself.

:59:58
He'd have jilted you but for Dobbin
and left you if he'd lived.

1:00:01
Stop! Silence.
1:00:06
Dobbin was right.
1:00:08
Wherever you go, you trail wickedness
and heartache in your wake.

1:00:13
I came prepared for this.
George gave this to me at
the Duchess of Richmond's Ball.

1:00:19
Whatever it is, I will not read it.
1:00:21
"My darling, Becky, won't you save me
from a life of dreary toil?

1:00:26
Fly with me.
We will dance our way
across Europe. Your George. '"

1:00:33
That is the man you have
made your life a shrine to.

1:00:41
I've been a fool.
1:00:43
We have all been fools.
1:00:48
But you may still
remedy your folly. Go.!


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