Alias Grace

In 1859, Simon investigates the murders; in 1842, Grace befriends a woman who dies from a back-alley abortion.

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I will put it down now that you're here.

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We just haven't won yet.

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Her hair is not her own.

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and a Jersey cow for the cream and cheese.

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Well, they used to pelt me with horse dung

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Taking advantage of the women again.

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I must be on my way.

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But all will be fine in the end.

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wait until it is light.

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So did the world I suppose.

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unless they have performed what they have promised.

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♪ Be of sin... ♪

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I'm George Parkinson.

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You mustn't part with it.

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and become a sailors' drab to feed myself and the baby.

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Grace, my condition will soon start to show.

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since I've been so obliging with him

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(SNIFFLES)

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No, Grace, you must not.

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"and riot in their palaces, at our expense,

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Are you pretending?

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The scoundrel ought to be exposed

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She was hearing our plans to tell these lies about her.

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MARY: (WHISPERING) Let me in.

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♪ Is all from within ♪

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Your Mary has died.

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and that Mary was dead.

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