Editing Downton Abbey season 5 (section)

=== Episode #5.1 (2014) ===
* http://www.imdb.com/title/tt3325518
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* http://www.springfieldspringfield.co.uk/episode_scripts.php?tv-show=downton-abbey&season=1
:INT. DINING ROOM – Robert, Mary, Tom, Tony, Cora, Violet, Isobel, Carson, Kitty, Rose, "Man", Lady Anstruther, Sarah:
:Robert make a speech.
:Robert: Marriage is a lottery, as we are often told, but I am a man who has drawn a winning ticket. I have been awarded a bumper prize: beauty, brains, a heart, a conscience, all in one. I give you my Cora, the best companion in the world.
:Mary: Mama.
:Tom: Lady Grantham.
:Tony: What a tribute.
:Cora: Indeed. If only it were true!
:Violet: What's happened to Molesley's hair?
:Isobel: Carson, Lady Mary tells me that you're to lead the Memorial Committee.
:Carson: That is so, madam. Yes.
:Isobel: You'll drive it splendidly.
:Kitty: Rose, is that friend of yours terribly clever?
:Rose: She's Tom's friend, not mine, but I think so. Yes.
:Kitty: She certainly thought I was terribly stupid.
:Man: Well, let's not shoot her down for that.
:(Carson sees Lady Anstruther put a paper in Jimmy’s Pocket.)
:Tony: No, thank you. Do you know that footman?
:Lady Anstruther: Yes, he used to work for me. It's always nice to see a friendly face.
:Mary: Especially a friendly, pretty face.
:Sarah: I'm not convinced these memorials are a good idea, but I suppose that's a different issue.
:Tony: Why not? Won't they give people a focus for their sorrow?
:Mary: And a reminder of the sacrifices that were made.
:Sarah: If it were a memorial service, then I might agree, but a stone edifice on the green, to remind us for ever of death and a pointless war - what's the good of that? To say nothing of the waste of money.
:Robert: Forgive me, but you're talking nonsense.
:Isobel: Forgive me, but I suppose she's allowed an opinion.
:Robert: Not that opinion. Not in this house.
:Tom: I think what she means is…
:Robert: She is here as your friend, so of course you must defend her.
:Tom: But was the war worth fighting? What did it achieve, beyond the Russian Revolution?
:Sarah: Millions of men dead and no more 'justice' than there was before.
:Robert: You are wrong, both of you. But we must strive to keep things light.
:Sarah: It's a pity they didn't want you on their Committee. You put up a stout defence of their intentions.
:(Everyone don’t talk. Carson wants to save Robert’s honor)
:Carson: They do want His Lordship on the Committee. Forgive me, My Lord. I'd have told you later, but they held a meeting this afternoon, and they would like you as their patron.
:Cora: Oh, how nice. I dare say that was always their plan.
:Carson: I dare say it was, Your Ladyship.
:Robert: I should be glad to accept.
:Violet: Now, if you can all put your swords away, perhaps we can finish our dinner in a civilised manner.
:Isobel: But I admire it, when young people stand up for their principles.
:Violet: Principles are like prayers. Noble, of course, but awkward at a party.