Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell

England is plunged into chaos as ancient magical forces are unleashed. Norrell flees to the safety of his library, but is pursued by Strange who intends to free Arabella before the Gentleman's curse consumes him. Childermass tries to find a way to save Lady Pole, as Stephen is drawn deeper into the sinister world of the Fairy kingdom.

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#2

Why did you not kill him? No-one would have known.

#3

And I am to tell Norrell that...

#4

Henry, please. Please!

#5 #6 #7

~ .. Lucas! ~ No! No, no, no, no.

#8

I will help, I will advise, I will be with you all the way to the top.

#9

~ Mr Lascelles. ~ He called me a thief!

#10

He's in our minds and hearts and speech. And he's coming back.

#11 #12

It was a problem he never solved.

#13

Disreputable magic, sir!

#14

Do not laugh at me. Please.

#15

You wish something from me?

#16

I think he intended that we use it to help your wife.

#17

Get him out.

#18

I do not know any creature. I do not know what you mean.

#19

One man who would know what magic to do.

#20

The spells of summoning, especially the old spells of election,

#21

And the rivers and stones and the trees, they do not know any other.

#22

No. Chauntlucet, perhaps. Or Martin Pale's Rectification...

#23

Which man?

#24 #25

Open this door!

#26 #27

'And let the moment of this flame's death

#28 #29 #30

~ Stand behind me, Emma. ~ I will do no such thing.

#31

No, not my books.

#32 #33 #34

My library.

#35

Mr Lascelles, come here.

#36

my beautiful, gracious Stephen.

#37

~ we can instruct him. But we must find him now. ~ They have gone to Lost-Hope.

#38 #39 #40 #41

Jonathan Strange!

#42 #43 #44 #45

I am not afraid.

#46

Wellington's the man, they say.

#47 #48

I'm not entirely sure I'm anywhere.

#49 #50