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Episode 54.
- Sir, a telegram for you. Sir?

- Good morning.
- Good morning.
- I'm Tom Elliott. Who are you?
- My name is Smithson.
- Mama and Papa are abroad.
- Yes. I was looking for a Mrs Roughwood.
- I'll find her for you.
- You put that one in there.
- Mrs Roughwood? Mrs Roughwood?
- I think, she's with Rachel and William.
- Mrs Roughwood?
- Yes?
- Someone to see you.
- All right.
- She's working, but she doesn't mind being interrupted.
- Mrs Roughwood?
- Mr Smithson?
- My solicitor was told you lived at this address. I do not know by whom.
- By me.
- By you?! I've been looking for you for three years. I broke off my engagement. I came back for you to take you with me, to marry you and you'd gone. And now all these years later you choose to let me know you're alive. Why?
- I could not do so before this. You've married.
- Oh, no, I have not. I pass as a widow in the world.
- What is this house?
- He is an architect. His name is Elliott. They gave me shelter a long time ago. I am tutor to their children, but I am free to do my own work. They have encouraged it.
- These are yours?
- Mm. Yes.
- You have found your gift. Why did you leave Exeter? You told me you loved me. You showed me your love. Answer me!
- There was madness in me at that time. A bitterness, an envy. I forced myself on you, knowing that you had other obligations. It was unworthy! I saw after you had gone that I had to destroy what had begun between us!
- Are you saying that you never loved me?
- I could not say that.
- But you must say that! You must say: "I am totally evil. I used him as an instrument. I do not care that in all this time he hasn't seen a woman to compare with me that his life has been a desert without me that he sacrificed everything for me." Say it!
- No. No.
- Why did you ask me here? What do you want from me?
- I saw the newspaper advertisements...
- You saw them?
- Yes.
- You read them, and you did nothing?
- I'd changed my name.
- You ruined my life and took pleasure in doing so!
- You misjudge me! It has taken me this time to find my own life! It has taken me this time to find my freedom.
- Freedom?!
- Yes.
- To make a mockery of love, of all human feeling? Is that what Exeter meant to you? One brief transaction of the flesh, just that? You planted a dagger in me and your "freedom" gives you licence to twist it in my heart?! Well, no more.
- No!
- Yes!
- Mr Smithson, I called you here to ask your forgiveness.
- You loved me once. If you still love me, you can forgive me. I know. I know it is your perfect right to damn me. But if you do still love me...
- Then I must forgive you.
- Yes, you must.

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