1:24:04
That doesn't mean to say she saw anything.
- Who?
1:24:07
What are you talking about?
- Mrs Parker, maybe she saw something.
1:24:11
She did not see anything last night.
- She saw you last night.
1:24:15
No.
- Possibly.
1:24:17
Oh my God!
- I'll see to her.
1:24:20
Oh no, you won't. You'll stay right here.
You've seen to quite enough already.
1:24:25
Oh my God.
- Just keep calm.
1:24:28
Mrs. Goodfellow, did I wake you?
1:24:32
Actually, yes.
- I was hoping your husband would be home.
1:24:36
I need to speak to him.
- No, sorry, he's away.
1:24:40
He's on a three day convention.
- It's about the...
1:24:44
the flower arranging committee.
1:24:48
Oh, uhm...
1:24:51
you'll have to talk to him, not to me.
- Cynthia Martin...
1:24:54
has been doing her level best
to undermine my leadership.
1:24:59
I believe she's planning a coup.
1:25:02
A coup?
- Behind my back, yes!
1:25:06
If you don't mind, I just need to sit.
1:25:12
Behind my back
and behind the Reverend's back as well.
1:25:17
It's a disgrace.
I would even go as far as saying,
1:25:22
it is amoral.
And knowing what I know now,
1:25:26
I don't see how I can keep quiet.
- Jesus Christ, I knew it. She knows!
1:25:30
And when the Reverend finds out,
he will be mortified, I can assure you.
1:25:36
I'm going to tell him, Mrs Goodfellow.
- Grace. Grace, no.
1:25:39
No matter how much damage is done,
he must be told.
1:25:43
Well, I'm sure Walter will have
a quiet word with Cynthia Martin,
1:25:47
and it will be all sorted out.
- But it's not just Mrs Martin.
1:25:51
They've all got
their sordid little agendas.
1:25:55
In sixty years, Mrs. Goodfellow,
I have never known anything like it.