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* The end actually seems to be quite happy for Elsie. Through the strict boundaries of the British class system, she likely had no future outside of being a servant. She gets the chance to move to Hollywood, where even if she doesn't make it in films, has better opportunities in a changing world than she had before.
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* Both Mary and Isobel expressing concern for Elsie after she's sacked by the McCordles for accidentally revealing about her affair with William in a public outburst. Elsie, who can be snarky around other characters in the film, is noticeably warmer with the two of them and expresses support for each of them before leaving.
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* Both Mary and Isobel expressing concern for Elsie after she's sacked by the McCordles [=McCordles=] for accidentally revealing about her affair with William in a public outburst. Elsie, who can be snarky around other characters in the film, is noticeably warmer with the two of them and expresses support for each of them before leaving.
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* After years of animosity between them, [[spoiler: Mrs. Croft comforts her sister Mrs. Wilson after seeing her break down in tears at the end of the film. She tells her that she understands why she felt the need to give up her son after all this time, and assures her that Wilson's murder of William was something she did to keep Robert safe.]]
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** Meredith then walks back into the parlour and [[TheBigDamnKiss kisses his wife passionately]]. In front of everyone.
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--> ''I believe in love, '''love''',
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* When Ivor Novello is playing piano and singing in the drawing room after dinner, the aristocrats are polite - applauding after each song - or snippy, as with Lady Constance ("Please, don't encourage him"). The servants, however, are enraptured, listening to him play while in the hall behind closed doors, and it's kind of touching to see them having fun like this.
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