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The Crown » Season 2 » Marionettes
01:01:03
Claire Foy, Matt Smith, Victoria Hamilton
316
Nouns
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rewarder
who now will be my rewarder."
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2)
debutant
Ah, yes. Putting an end to the debutant' ball.
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3)
monarchist
I'm a passionate monarchist
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4)
steadfastness
that on your steadfastness and ability to withstand
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5)
absolutism
Our authority, our absolutism, our divine rights.
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6)
restaurateur
Rounding up the numbers, we have a local restaurateur,
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7)
dud
so if you get a dud, don't worry, it'll be 15 minutes at worst.
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8)
orator
the qualities of a wit, you'd like her to be a better orator, a TV personality,
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9)
toffee
-[Humphrey] Hello, Patricia. -Would anyone like some toffee?
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10)
deference
Because the age of deference is over.
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11)
perpetrator
and the perpetrator is now on his way to the Bow Street Police Station,
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12)
misfortune
I had the misfortune of hearing
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13)
rounder
-and rounder at the back. -Lovely.
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14)
ebb
who, as King Lear wonderfully says, "ebb and flow by the moon."
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15)
ostrich
Those "ostrich" provide an indispensable function of monarchy:
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16)
indifference
by the indifference and inertia with which the speech was greeted.
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17)
pawn
He's assistant private secretary, so not quite a pawn,
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18)
inertia
by the indifference and inertia with which the speech was greeted.
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19)
divinity
She has to be ordinary and extraordinary, touched by divinity and yet one of us,
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20)
fuss
Small wonder we make such a fuss about curtsies, protocol and precedent.
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21)
acknowledgment
just an acknowledgment that it has changed.
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22)
turbulence
We understand that in the turbulence
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23)
coward
-[man] Traitor! -[man 2] Coward!
Verbs
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1)
dismember
He dismember them. Tears them to shreds.
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2)
anoint
♪ Anointed ♪
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3)
endow
You would like to see Her Majesty endow with superhuman powers.
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4)
disgust
but is disgust by him.
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5)
vanish
Vanished into thin air.
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6)
overthrow
have overthrow their monarchies and become republics in recent years.
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7)
adore
The British people adore their sovereign.
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8)
fob
Go, in order to be fob off?
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9)
greet
by the indifference and inertia with which the speech was greet.
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10)
admire
loved, respected and admire throughout the world,
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11)
sha
No, I sha't have anything.
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12)
sketch
He sketch all of our prototypes.
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13)
warn
or liberal disposition had warn needlessly of a popular attack
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14)
tear
He dismembers them. Tears them to shreds.
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15)
dare
Because I dare offer an opinion, I must be trying to burn the temple down.
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16)
encounter
No, the worst I've ever encounter is, uh, apathy,
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17)
gather
Hm. Which you attended too, I gather.
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18)
disagree
the vast majority of the country not only disagree with Altrincham
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19)
suffer
The stings and bites we suffer as it slips away.
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20)
suspect
Just rather better in bed, I suspect.
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21)
struggle
But I struggle to think of a moment in history where it has worked
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22)
suppose
[stuttering] I suppose if I had a concern...
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23)
slip
The stings and bites we suffer as it slip away.
Adverbs
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unquestioningly
which I gave, unquestioningly, because I trusted you.
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2)
robustly
and that should I ever claim that I did, the palace would robustly deny it.
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3)
needlessly
or liberal disposition had warned needlessly of a popular attack
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4)
eminently
that he is eminently reasonable.
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5)
unnecessarily
So I'm worrying unnecessarily?
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6)
profoundly
My husband and I have been most profoundly moved
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7)
ironically
Ironically, Day is the one person who could help you.
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8)
arguably
it's arguably a harder job than editing a small periodical.
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9)
respectfully
make your case politely, respectfully, intelligently.
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10)
seemingly
[laughs] No, I quite agree. Her Majesty has a seemingly impossible task.
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11)
appropriately
A program appropriately called Impact.
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12)
incredibly
Well done. You looked incredibly calm.
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13)
wherever
And so I wish you all, young and old, wherever you may be,
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14)
somehow
and somehow not acceptable.
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15)
increasingly
increasingly outdated and irrelevant hour by hour.
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16)
personally
[Philip] No, I have nothing against it personally.
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17)
somewhat
Somewhat what?
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18)
obviously
Well, obviously I'm happy with it,
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apparently
Apparently it's very à la mode.
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20)
possibly
Quite possibly unlawful.
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normally
and even the normally conservative Daily Mail...
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absolutely
-Thank you for coming. -You look absolutely beautiful.
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indeed
It is what constitutes, indeed defines, being British.
Adjectives
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unregimental
-Very unregimental. -Mm, yes.
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2)
chivalrous
By whom? Which gallant and chivalrous individual?
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unloved
Now you're the most unloved individual in Britain.
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4)
unkind
It's unkind. Discriminatory.
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5)
superhuman
You would like to see Her Majesty endowed with superhuman powers.
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baffling
The situation is as baffling to me as it is to you, Your Majesty.
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uneventful
many of you are leading uneventful, lonely lives...
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heretical
A rather heretical thought.
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inescapable
Martin, I shall leave the drawing of that inescapable conclusion to you.
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10)
regimental
All the regimental wives are wearing their hair like this now.
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doctrinal
And that is why the ending of doctrinal tests
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unrecognized
a failed politician and an unrecognized journalist...
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diligent
in addition to being a diligent, dutiful and devoted monarch and a mother.
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gallant
By whom? Which gallant and chivalrous individual?
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terrifying
We all wish it weren't Day, he's terrifying.
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dreadful
They're quite dreadful, but it is her responsibility, it's not theirs,
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bland
but being ordinary doesn't have to mean bland or ineffectual.
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indispensable
Those "ostriches" provide an indispensable function of monarchy:
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divorced
Allow divorced people to move more freely in royal circles.
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splendid
[Philip] Splendid. Now we're talking.
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obliged
I'm obliged to you for answering my questions.
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repetitive
the fatigue of dull, repetitive work,
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anxious
of this anxious and active world,
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