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Eliza arrives at work to find a familiar face waiting for her.
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Eliza arrives at work to find a familiar face waiting for her.
Eliza arrives at work to find a familiar face waiting for her. Their reunion, however, isn't exactly a joyous one.
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- And a very good morning to you too, Miss Scarlet.
- You're rather chipper.
Feeling quite well?
- Oh, never better.
I arrived this morning to be greeted by a most pleasant surprise.
(Western music plays) - Bonjour, Eliza.
(door creaks) (heels clack) What the hell have you done?
I leave you a business that is thriving and come back to find it barely surviving!
- It's not my fault your men refuse to work for a woman!
- Oh, from what I hear, your manner towards them left much to be desired.
- I was trying to run a tight ship.
- Well, congratulations, Eliza because you've sunk it!
- There were always going to be some teething problems!
- You have no staff.
No clients.
I would suggest that's a little more than teething problems!
- Things are starting to move in the right direction.
I have several potential clients.
There's really no need for you to be here.
- It is my name above the door and my reputation that is being damaged!
So I'm staying in London 'til this ship is back on course!
(music resumes) (door slams) (paper crashes)
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Things are going well for Eliza until a familiar face shows up to question her role. (30s)
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