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LADY MARY: Do you find it amusing, Crichton?
BILL CRICHTON: No, My Lady.
LADY MARY: Then why did you say so?
BILL CRICHTON: Mr Woolley is the second son of a peer. A cooling drink, My Lady.
 Sally Ann Howes as LADY MARY quote: Crichton, what sort of a man are you?
BILL CRICHTON: Uh, sort of a man?
LADY MARY: Are you ambitious?
BILL CRICHTON: Ambitious for what?
LADY MARY: To better yourself.
BILL CRICHTON: My Lady! I am the son of a butler and a maid. The happiest of all combinations. To me the most beautiful thing is the haughty, aristocratic English home with everyone kept in his place.
LADY MARY: That's not how my father would have it.
BILL CRICHTON: Indeed, he would not. He would have equality for all, but what good would that do.  Any satisfaction I might derive from being your equal
would be ruined by the footman being equal to me.
LADY MARY: Yes, I see. Wouldn't work, would it?
BILL CRICHTON: In no circumstances, My Lady. In no circumstances whatever.
LADY MARY: No. Well, thank you, Crichton.
BILL CRICHTON: Thank you, My Lady.
LADY MARY: And what about us, Crichton? Are my sisters and I included in your curious rules? BILL CRICHTON: Not my rules, My Lady.  Fate makes its own rules.
LADY MARY: The perfect servant now considers that we are all equal?
BILL CRICHTON: Most certainly not, My Lady. I always maintain that in all the circumstances there must be one to command and others to obey.
LADY MARY: Is something the matter? BILL CRICHTON: Mary, I don't want to leave this island anymore than you do. LADY MARY: I know you don't.  Kenneth More as BILL CRICHTON quote: I am so happy here.
I have never been happier in my life. How long will it last?
LADY MARY: Why shouldn't it last?
BILL CRICHTON: We are eight human beings. And very ordinary human beings.
LADY MARY: You are not ordinary, Guv.
BILL CRICHTON: Oh, yes, I am. You call me the Governor and leave me with all the decisions.
LADY MARY: Because you're best qualified to make them.
BILL CRICHTON: But when it comes to something really big, I am beaten because I'm afraid.
LADY MARY: You afraid? What of?
BILL CRICHTON: That I'll lose you. Well, what do you say about that?
LADY MARY: If that's all you are afraid of, Guv, darling, let's stay. Oh, Guv. What about Tweeny?
BILL CRICHTON: That was a long time ago.
LADY MARY: I don't want her to be hurt.
BILL CRICHTON: Don't you worry about Tweeny. I will look after her. Come on, let's get some more oysters.
LADY MARY: I just thought, I don't even know your name.
BILL CRICHTON: It's Bill.
LADY MARY: Bill.
BILL CRICHTON: I thought you had retired, My Lady. LADY MARY: I told Lord Brocklehurst he must wait for his answer. BILL CRICHTON: I'm sure you know best. LADY MARY: Oh, Guv, I thought you were a fighter. On the island... BILL CRICHTON: On the island, I had tangible things to fight. Here, there's only civilisation.  No man can fight civilisation and win.
LADY MARY: I'll fight with you.
BILL CRICHTON: We'd end up by fighting each other.
LADY MARY: Let's go back.
BILL CRICHTON: To the island?
LADY MARY: Yes. I can still hear the sound of the surf, see the curve of the bay.
BILL CRICHTON: No, Mary. One can't recapture a dream. Don't spoil it by trying to.
LADY MARY: Bill! I won't let you go. I won't.
BILL CRICHTON: Mary, you know I am right.
LADY MARY: No, I don't. I love you.
BILL CRICHTON: You loved somebody you called the Governor. He does not exist anymore. Now you're Lady Mary, and it's time you say good night to Crichton, your butler.
LADY MARY: No.
BILL CRICHTON: Come along.
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