![]() As William and Harriet return to town, William agrees that he will smooth things over with Margaret. Nancy orders them to take Lucy for a drink. Violet (Rosaline Eleazar) and Betsey arrive seconds later. Lucy admits she might need it in case William and Jacob do not return. Nancy learns that Lucy has not burned Fallon’s contract. Cunliffe makes it clear he no longer wishes to associate with her. This time, the conversation is not cordial. Once Charles leaves, Charlotte interrupts and asks Lydia about Daniel. Charlotte overhears as Charles argues with his mother about her past misdeeds. She demands one of the houses, her dresses and one hundred pounds. Meanwhile, Lydia, Charlotte and Charles (Douggie McMeekin) negotiate.Ĭharles goes against his mother’s will and insists Emily will get whatever she wants. Once left alone, Charlotte complains that her mother was willing to save Lucy, but allow her to hang. Emily threatens both women, before insisting she wants more than just tea from Lydia. Lydia threatens Margaret by suggesting the law is coming after her for the murder of George Howard. Much to everyone’s surprise, Emily Lacey arrives at the door seconds later. Margaret eventually asks Lydia about Emily Lacey. Charlotte blames her mother for Daniel’s imprisonment. Margaret arrives seconds later and an argument ensues. When Robert arrives at work, Cunliffe orders him to leave and never return.īack at home, Lydia tries to coax Charlotte into becoming one of her girls. The matter is dropped almost immediately. Cunliffe explains that Robert’s word cannot be trusted, since he often mingles with the harlots. The Justice visits Cunliffe and asks him about the kidnapping. Charlotte is introduced to Lydia’s crowd. Margaret arrives too late and watches the chariot pull away with Lydia and Charlotte inside. Lydia convinces Charlotte to return home with her, by agreeing to help Daniel get freedom as well. Lydia confronts Charlotte outside and takes credit for her release. Cunliffe releases Charlotte, but leaves Daniel behind. Benjamin causes a scene, but eventually succumbs and lets the kids go with their mother. Nevertheless, Ben notices before they can escape. William keeps Benjamin distracted, while Harriet sneaks upstairs and grabs her children. He also confirms that the venture is at an end. When asked about Emily Lacey, Cunliffe plays along and pretends the Spartans loved her. They also agree that Charlotte will be released shortly. She confirms she sent Amelia in his direction. They step inside with plans of snatching Harriet’s children. William (Danny Sapani) reveals that Benjamin (Timothy Innes) is inside the nearby inn with the kids. Harriet (Pippa Bennett-Warner) tracks down William and Jacob. Lydia pressures Amelia into lying to the justice about seeing Howard leave the Wells’ brothel dead. Lydia (Lesley Manville) visits Amelia (Jordon Stevens) and her mother. Nancy (Kate Fleetwood) chimes in and admits she cannot wait to see Lydia hang for her crimes. Emily Lacey (Holli Dempsey) speaks with Violet and Betsey about her time in Lydia’s dungeon. He admits it is strange that Cunliffe has refused to act. Robert Oswald (Steven Robertson) speaks with his superior about Lydia and the kidnapping. Margaret (Samantha Morton) tells her to burn it. Lucy (Eloise Smyth) receives the contract. They agree to meet up that night for hunting. However, Cunliffe must bring a handmaid and she must be intact. Justice Cunliffe (Richard McCabe) enters and learns that the Spartans are ready to see him. Lord Fallon (Ben Lambert) sends Lucy’s contract to the Wells’ house. He explains that he doesn’t want her to despise him. Charlotte asks Daniel why he doesn’t throw her mother and sister under the bus to save himself. Meeting Charlotte (Jessica Brown Findlay) changed his outlook on life. At the jail, Daniel (Rory Fleck Byrne) admits he has always felt like a noose has been hanging around his neck. As the finale begins, we see that Fanny (Bronwyn James) has had her baby.
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