Malory Towers Season 6 Episode 3

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00:00Bon voyage, mes amis.

00:12Today, I am going home to Paris.

00:15It's your last year of lessons.

00:17Two weeks went by so quickly.

00:19We're going to miss you so much.

00:21I'm going to miss you too, but I cannot wait to see maman.

00:26Celeste, a word.

00:27I'm all packed, mademoiselle.

00:30At what time do I leave?

00:32I'm afraid you won't be leaving today.

00:36I won't?

00:37Miss Grayling has heard from your maman.

00:40She has asked that you stay here for the rest of the term.

00:42The whole term?

00:44Mais why can I speak with her?

00:48Plus tard, later, maybe.

00:50Now you must unpack your things, then get to class.

00:57Celeste?

01:00What's the matter?

01:02Time for lessons.

01:05Celeste, would you like a pear drop?

01:10I'm not hungry.

01:12I feel sick.

01:13You were fine earlier.

01:15Should I take you to the sun?

01:16No, you'll be late for class.

01:18Celeste, health is more important.

01:19Yes.

01:20I must go to the sun.

01:26Yes.

01:26I must go to the sun.

01:30What does it say?

02:00Well, she hasn't got a fever. You can feel that. Open your mouth wider. And her throat isn't sore, so she hasn't got tonsillitis or the flu.

02:14I should see my family doctor in France. He'd know what's wrong.

02:19Well, we're not in France now, so I'll have to do. Have you had breakfast?

02:25No, she's off her food. She won't even eat sweets.

02:30That is if we had sweets.

02:33I don't suppose this has anything to do with the news you had this morning.

02:37What news?

02:38I know you hadn't planned to stay the whole term.

02:41You're staying?

02:41It is not about that. I feel sick. My head is all fuzzy.

02:51Well, I suppose I can keep an eye on you for now.

02:53Thank you, Josephine. Back to class.

03:00But Celeste needs me for company.

03:03Mmm. Nice try. Off you go.

03:06Au revoir.

03:11Yes, goodbye.

03:14Feet up.

03:17Good girl.

03:18Don't look so worried, Mary Lou. It's not a test. It's just a discussion about your future.

03:25But, Miss Grayling, the future is all I can think about. And I still don't know what I want to do.

03:30What about art? You seem to have a passion for it.

03:33Absolutely. But art is what I do to relax. I wouldn't want it to become work.

03:39Hmm. That's fair.

03:41Well, anything else that you've enjoyed during your time here?

03:46Well, that's just it. I've loved it all. Not just the lessons, but having a timetable. An organised day.

03:54You enjoy the structure?

03:56Very much. And I like being part of a community. There's always people around.

04:02Have you ever considered teaching?

04:05A teacher? Me?

04:08Well, I may be biased, but I do think it's a rewarding profession.

04:12And you are a terrific head of lower school.

04:17Well, teachers need to be commanding. They ought to be leaders.

04:20Mary Lou, in the time that I have known you, your confidence has grown leaps and bounds.

04:26I think you might surprise yourself.

04:29You do?

04:30Well, why not give it a try?

04:32In fact, I could arrange for you to assist Mamsel today.

04:37Thank you, Miss Grayling. I'd like that.

04:41Splendid.

04:42And then Matron said Celeste wasn't going home, and she had to say the whole time.

04:51Why? Has something happened?

04:53Poor thing. She was so excited to go home.

04:55Maybe that's why she's unwell. She's not physically sick. She's just homesick.

05:01But what can we do? We can't exactly take her back to France.

05:03France? No. But maybe we can bring France to her.

05:10Change the common room into Le Petit Paris.

05:14Finish with things to remind Celeste of her home.

05:17Won't that make her more homesick?

05:19Of course not. She'll love it.

05:22We can ask Fred to get some pain au chocolat and...

05:26Oh, er, some escargot.

05:29Escargot? You mean snails?

05:31They eat them in France. I had some on holiday.

05:34But snails are so slimy.

05:36Actually, they're delicious.

05:38What else?

05:39Blue cheese. I think it's called Roquefort. Mamsel mentioned it.

05:44Wizard, you're in charge of the cheese.

05:45Susan, you're in charge of the snails.

05:47Get Felicity and Clarissa to help you.

05:49Then we can meet at the common room at lunchtime.

05:54It is wonderful you are thinking of teaching, Marilou.

05:57When Miss Grayling told me, I was so proud.

06:02Did you always want to teach?

06:03Oh, no. I wanted to be an actress.

06:06Teaching was meant to be temporary.

06:08But I fell in love with it.

06:11What do you like about teaching?

06:13Every day is different.

06:15You have to be ready for anything.

06:17Tough questions, chilli chatter, and all the pranks.

06:21Oh, la, la.

06:21I do worry about discipline.

06:23Often the girls are just giddy,

06:27but sometimes there is a reason for misbehaviour.

06:31You must look past the troublemaking and make it work.

06:36I hadn't thought of it like that.

06:38There's more to teaching than lessons and exams.

06:41C'est ça. Much more.

06:43Over here, quick.

06:59Come on, then. Pick it up.

07:01I can't. I'll touch anything else.

07:03Spiders, mice, just not snails.

07:05Stop! Thieves!

07:14Step away from the tomato plant and there won't be any trouble.

07:17Fred, it's only us.

07:18And we're not stealing tomatoes.

07:20We're collecting snails.

07:21Collecting snails?

07:22Funny sort of hobby. What's wrong with stamps?

07:24It's for escargot, Fred.

07:26Is that for that Paris thing?

07:27Joe's asked me to get some French pastry.

07:30Can you help us first?

07:31We need more than one snail.

07:32Well, then you're looking at the wrong plan.

07:34Lettuces is their favourite.

07:36Oh, Jörg, there's loads of them.

07:38Quite sweet, really, aren't they?

07:40Sweet? The pests.

07:42Take them all if you want. I'll get you another box.

07:55SIGHS

07:56Hello? Operator?

08:16What do you think you're doing?

08:19I must speak to Maman.

08:21Don't you know how much a telephone call to France costs?

08:25No, but...

08:26It is trade share. Au revoir.

08:29For such an expense, you'd need permission from Miss Graylin.

08:33Fine, I will go ask Miss Graylin.

08:35Oh, will you? Feeling better than are we?

08:38Celeste, if you're well enough to argue, you ought to be in class.

08:42But I...

08:42No, I've had quite enough.

08:44You haven't got a fever or a stomach bug and you're out of bed.

08:48But I feel ill.

08:49Well, in that case...

08:56You'd best have some of this...

09:00Shampoo?

09:01No, no, no, not shampoo.

09:05This...

09:07Cod liver oil.

09:09Actually, maybe I am feeling a little bit better.

09:14Oh.

09:15Oh, I thought you might.

09:17Now, off you go.

09:19Look, I've named this one Pierre.

09:33Don't get too attached.

09:35You won't believe what cook left out in the kitchen.

09:38Some blue cheese.

09:42It's awfully withy.

09:44That's how you know it's good?

09:46Oh, it's Mamsel.

09:47Distracto, we'll hide this.

09:48Quick, in my desk.

09:50What about Pierre?

09:54Make sure they can breathe.

09:59Felicity.

10:01You have a friend, I see.

10:02I can't stand snails.

10:06They used to crawl into Cranny's kitchen.

10:08I was sat outside during break.

10:09He must have sneaked onto my dress.

10:12Well, you had better put him back.

10:14Vite, allez.

10:18Now, and wash your hands.

10:19Everyone is keen today.

10:21Come on, girls.

10:25Bye.

10:26Hello everyone.

10:27Welcome, Marilou.

10:29Who has been so inspired by my lessons, she has decided she wants to teach.

10:35Today's subject, le conditionel.

10:37Marilou, s'il te plaît.

10:38The conditional is used to talk about when something should, could, or would happen.

10:46For example, goodness.

10:51For example, goodness?

10:52Quoi?

10:53No, I mean, goodness, can you smell that?

10:57Oh, mais ça pue, what is that?

11:05I think it's coming from this desk.

11:10June?

11:11Me?

11:12I can't smell anything.

11:17Open your desk, please.

11:22Oh, my goodness.

11:24See?

11:25It's just a box of pencils.

11:30And what is this?

11:34Oh, that's blue cheese.

11:37Ce n'est pas blue cheese.

11:39This is moldy cheddar.

11:41I thought it was Roquefort.

11:43Roquefort is supposed to be moldy.

11:45Cheddar is not.

11:47This is a prank.

11:49You think it's funny to bring cheesy stink bombs into class?

11:53It's not a prank.

11:56It's...

11:57It's a prop.

11:59Isn't it, June?

12:01Yes.

12:02It's a prop for...

12:04For the art class I would like to teach later on.

12:09I was going to ask if I could use the classroom at lunch.

12:12This is such initiative.

12:15But why not do it the period after?

12:18It will give you more time.

12:19I could finish my marking and you will gain experience.

12:22A proper class?

12:24Hmm.

12:25Oh, er...

12:26What?

12:27It was just a thought.

12:28Don't be shy.

12:29I am sure the girls are thrilled to be taught by you.

12:31Hmm?

12:32Well, I was thinking we could do a still life on food.

12:40Hence the moldy cheese.

12:42Though, June, you should not have brought moldy cheese into class.

12:47Apologise to mademoiselle.

12:49Just be desolée, mademoiselle.

12:51Hmm.

12:52Erm, dispose of it.

12:54I asked Irene for French music and she says this is the best.

13:10Our topping is all coming together.

13:12It's a disaster.

13:14Fred couldn't find the pain au chocolat and Celeste is heading this way.

13:17What do we do?

13:18The pain au chocolat means chocolate bread, doesn't it?

13:23I have chocolate from my tuck.

13:25Er, Susan, do you have the roll from lunch?

13:30Here.

13:40And...

13:42Voila!

13:44June John's, you're a marvel.

13:47Celeste, bienvenue.

13:49A petite Paris.

13:52What is going on?

13:53We thought you might be feeling a little bit homesick.

13:55So, we gathered some things to remind you of France.

13:59Some escargot, pain au chocolat and the Eiffel Tower.

14:05What do you think?

14:07I think...

14:09C'est merveilleux.

14:14It's not quite the real thing, but we hope you like it.

14:18It's delicious.

14:28Although, escargot are not just any old snails.

14:32They take days to prepare.

14:34Oh, sorry.

14:36I'm not taking them out.

14:38They're just as bad as Mary Lou.

14:40She was terrified of Pierre.

14:42Well, in any case, we're glad you like it.

14:45I love it.

14:47It really does remain uniform.

14:49There was supposed to be blue cheese, but we nearly got in trouble for it.

14:53Oh, please.

14:54A bit of stinky cheese would hardly get you expelled.

14:58What is expelled?

15:00It's when you do something so bad, they send you home.

15:03Has that ever happened?

15:04Not to all we've been here.

15:05Although, Jo's come close.

15:07You have to do something really naughty, like flood the bathrooms.

15:12Or forget your prep every day for a year.

15:14Or cheat in the lacrosse child.

15:16Or bring a horse into school.

15:22What if you skipped Clark?

15:32That's enough.

15:33I said, that's enough.

15:38Get out of my classroom.

15:40Get out of my classroom immediately.

15:42Get out of my...

15:44Get out of my class...

15:46Oh, I'm so.

15:48I was just practicing.

15:49You have to get going.

15:51Teachers cannot be late, huh?

15:53Of course.

15:55I'll be sure to drop in.

15:56And Mary Lou.

15:58Bon chance.

16:00I'll be sure to drop in class.

16:02Hmm?

16:03I'll be sure to drop in class.

16:06I'll be sure to drop in class.

16:08I'll be sure to drop in class.

16:10I'll be sure to drop in class.

16:12I'll be sure to drop in class.

16:14I'll be sure to drop in class.

16:16I'll be sure to drop in class.

16:19I'll be sure to drop in class.

16:19Welcome to class, girls.

16:24Today, we are going to be painting with pointillism.

16:27A technique created by an artist called Georges Seurat.

16:30Can anyone guess where he was from?

16:33France?

16:34Spot on.

16:35He was from Paris.

16:36A city famous for its creativity.

16:38All right, so we paint tiny dots.

16:45It will create an image.

16:47Shall we try?

16:48Yes.

16:49All right, come and get your paintbrushes.

17:03Psst.

17:04I thought we left those in the common room.

17:06No.

17:08Me too.

17:09Mary Lou hates snails.

17:10Distractor.

17:11I'll get it.

17:15Oh!

17:16Sorry.

17:17It's all right, let me help you.

17:24Joe, what are you doing?

17:25Oh, I was just tasting the fruit.

17:27It's there to be studied, not eaten.

17:29Sorry.

17:35Clarissa.

17:36Stay focused, girls.

17:39I was just asking Clarissa what she thought of my pear.

17:43Is it pear-y enough?

17:44Let me see.

17:45Hmm.

17:46I like it.

17:47Wait, but what are these silver lines?

17:48They look like snail trails.

17:49Get it away!

17:50I can't abide snails ever since I was small.

18:02Me too.

18:03It's their little horns.

18:04Right, let's just get back to their lesson.

18:07Ah!

18:08Ah!

18:09Ah!

18:10Ah!

18:11Ah!

18:12Ah!

18:13Ah!

18:14Ah!

18:15Ah!

18:16Ah!

18:17Ah!

18:18Ah!

18:19Ah!

18:25Felicity told you I was scared of snails, didn't she?

18:27You all did this on purpose.

18:29Not me.

18:30I'm scared of them too.

18:31Ah!

18:32What was I thinking?

18:33I will never be a teacher.

18:35That's not true.

18:37What did you say earlier?

18:38Erm, teachers must lead by example.

18:41Exactly.

18:42Not to run away.

18:43So, try again.

18:45Perhaps if you can be brave.

18:48Maybe I can too.

18:51Besides, they're only snails.

18:53We don't have to run.

18:54True.

18:55They're too slow to catch us.

18:57No, you're right.

19:00I have to set an example.

19:02I can do this.

19:10I want the snails collected and you all lining up now.

19:18Right, whoever is responsible for this prank, own up.

19:20Now.

19:21Mary Lou, it wasn't a prank.

19:24We brought the snails into the school,

19:26but we don't know how they got into the classroom.

19:28Well, if none of you confess, you must all be punished.

19:31That's not fair!

19:32It wasn't us!

19:33We couldn't do anything.

19:34It wasn't any of us.

19:35Mary Lou, it wasn't any of us.

19:37Yes, it was.

19:38It was me.

19:39Celeste?

19:41Why?

19:43Because...

19:43Because what?

19:44You scared Mary Lou.

19:45You have to apologise.

19:48Erm...

19:50Not sorry.

19:51Now you must punish me.

19:55Yes?

19:55Well, let's just talk about this.

19:57Where are you going?

19:59To Miss Greiling.

20:00I must be punished.

20:04Did any of you know about this?

20:05No.

20:06Why would she play a prank and not tell us?

20:08And why look so upset?

20:10She has been feeling a bit homesick.

20:12Well, we tried to cheer her up.

20:15Perhaps we didn't.

20:17Wait here.

20:18I think I know what to do.

20:26Celeste, wait.

20:27I'm going to the head.

20:29You cannot stop me.

20:30No, I won't.

20:31But just talk to me first, please.

20:42Why did you do that?

20:43It doesn't matter.

20:44I have behaved awfully.

20:46I think Miss Greiling should send me home.

20:48Celeste.

20:49Miss Greiling will not expel you for a little prank.

20:52Why not?

20:53It's not a little prank.

20:54It's a very bad behaviour.

20:56Mary Lou, explain yourself.

20:59I went to check on your class and found your students unsupervised.

21:02I'm so sorry, Mamsel, but...

21:04It's my fault.

21:05It's my fault.

21:06I brought this into class.

21:17But, des escargots, mais pourquoi?

21:19Celeste is homesick, which is why I think she's causing trouble.

21:23It's not that.

21:24I like it here.

21:25What...

21:26What is it?

21:27If you can tell us, perhaps we can help.

21:30I'm worried about Maman.

21:35I was meant to go home today.

21:38And now, I must stay the whole term.

21:43But you won't explain why.

21:45It was your Maman's request.

21:48Then why not tell me herself?

21:50We are everything to each other.

21:53Why won't she speak to me?

21:56I am sorry, Celeste.

21:58But I understand your Maman cannot telephone at present.

22:02Hm?

22:03Why didn't you write to her?

22:05She can reply when she's ready and...

22:08I'm sure she'll explain.

22:10I can do that?

22:11Of course.

22:12We write letters every Sunday.

22:14It's Mallory Tao's tradition.

22:16Bon idée, Mary Lou.

22:17You write and we'll post it.

22:19To de suite.

22:20I'm sure you'll hear from her in no time.

22:23And you can tell her all about your fantastic prank.

22:30D'accord.

22:31I think these belong outside, no?

22:34I think these belong outside.

22:44Mamselle, I'm so sorry.

22:45I shouldn't have left them alone.

22:46Sometimes, teachers must think on their feet.

22:50Celeste needed you.

22:52And you saw past the troublemaking.

22:55I tried my best.

22:57You'll make a fine teacher one day, Miss Lynette.

23:19I have them.

23:20Brilliant.

23:25Celeste, what happened?

23:27They won't punish me.

23:29Surely that's a good thing?

23:31I want it to be expelled.

23:33But why?

23:34Don't you like it here?

23:35Of course.

23:36I just didn't expect to stay for so long.

23:39It's not like my mum would change her mind.

23:41Do you think something's wrong?

23:43I don't know.

23:45But I'm going to write to her and find out.

23:48Well, in the meantime, we'd love to spend more time with you.

23:53And we want you to feel at home here, too.

23:55So, we made you a little England with scones, strawberries and proper English tea.

24:04This is topping. Thank you.

24:07Well, don't thank us. Tuck in.

24:16Delicious.

24:17I'm going to release the snails.

24:19I'm sure they were glad to be outdoors again.

24:21Just as I was starting to like them.

24:23Do you think snails ever get homesick?

24:25No, of course not.

24:26They carry their homes with them wherever they go.

24:28No?

24:29No.

24:31Dear mom.

24:32Maman

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