Violet Crawley: The point is, I'll be fine until I'm not. That's all that is to it.
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Violet Crawley: The point is, I'll be fine until I'm not. That's all that is to it.
Violet Crawley: Royal women are not meant to grin like Cheshire cats.
Lady Mary Talbot: The day has dawned and the weather proves conclusively that God is a monarchist.
Daisy Mason: We're not footballs and we don't deserve a kicking.
Robert Crawley, Earl of Grantham: A shy royal? Is that an oxymoron?
Tom Branson: Well, if it's in the papers, it must be true!
Violet Crawley: I am an expert in every matter.
Lady Edith: If I know anything about royal visits, we will never stop changing clothes.
Violet Crawley: You are the future of Downton.
Violet Crawley: Well, who do you think I am? Some maiden aunt who's never left the village?
Mrs Hughes: Well done, Charlie. Always start as you mean to go on.
Lady Mary: An establishment cover-up? I don't believe in conspiracy theories.
Lady Edith: Two weeks to get ready. Golly!
Violet Crawley: The point is, I'll be fine until I'm not. That's all that is to it.
Violet Crawley: Royal women are not meant to grin like Cheshire cats.
Daisy Mason: We're not footballs and we don't deserve a kicking.
Robert Crawley, Earl of Grantham: A shy royal? Is that an oxymoron?
Tom Branson: Well, if it's in the papers, it must be true!
Violet Crawley: I am an expert in every matter.
Lady Edith: If I know anything about royal visits, we will never stop changing clothes.
Violet Crawley: You are the future of Downton.
Violet Crawley: Well, who do you think I am? Some maiden aunt who's never left the village?
Mrs Hughes: Well done, Charlie. Always start as you mean to go on.
Robert Crawley: Well, that went well.
Lady Edith: Well, that's that.
Lady Mary: An establishment cover-up? I don't believe in conspiracy theories.
Lady Mary Talbot: The day has dawned and the weather proves conclusively that God is a monarchist.
Violet Crawley: Machiavelli is frequently underrated. He had many qualities. Isobel Merton: So did Caligula - not all of them charming.
Lady Mary Talbot: What are you up to, granny? Violet Crawley: Well, ideally, I would like Maud to see your father as the son she never had. Robert Crawley, Earl of Grantham: Will she be the mother I never had? Violet Crawley: Sarcasm is the lowest form of wit.
Isobel Merton: Oh Violet. After all these years you still astonish me. Violet Crawley: Oh good, I'm glad I'm a revelation and not a disappointment.
Violet Crawley: Of course, little Mary, could hammer in a tent peg with her teeth. Isobel Merton: I wonder who she got that from? Violet Crawley: You know, I'm always surprised when you praise me. Isobel Merton: I'm surprised to hear that I have.
Maud Bagshaw: I'm afraid you'll dislike it, but she says that she and Tom Branson have agreed to correspond. Violet Crawley: Dislike it? I will *lick* the stamps myself.
Anna Bates: Is it always like this? Richard Ellis: A royal visit is like a swan on a lake. Grace and serenity above, demented kicking down below.
Cora Crawley: Whatever may have happened does not excuse his behavior. Queen Mary: I can assure you, Lady Grantham, we are quite used to people behaving strangely when we are near.
Tom Branson: They're silly too. Snobbish at times. I wouldn't give tuppence for their politics. But, I've learned to be happy with all of that. And besides, they're my daughter's family. Princess Mary: And she lives here? Tom Branson: I nearly took her away once. But, she belongs here now. And I spent so much of my life not belonging anywhere. Its important to me. Princess Mary: I suppose in the end, it's deciding what's important, isn't it.
Lady Mary: You're looking very sunny tonight. Lady Edith: I'm happy. Why? Does it bother you?
Mrs Hughes: Downton is still standing. Mr Carson: Elsie, a hundred years from now, Downton will still be standing - and the Crawleys will still be here. And *that* - is a promise. Mrs Hughes: We'll see, Charlie. We'll see.
Robert Crawley: Are you here for dinner, Mama? It's a buffet. Violet Crawley: Well, I'm not changed. Lady Edith: We won't change either. So, you just need to take off your hat. Violet Crawley: You talk as if that were easy.
Thomas Barrow: I don't quite understand where it leaves me. Robert Crawley: Well, you can be a sort of... Thomas Barrow: With your permission, I'd prefer not to be a "sort of" anything, milord.
Tom Branson: He heard my sympathies lay with Ireland and the Republic. Lady Mary: Don't they? Tom Branson: Not at any cost. I'm a law and order man these days. That's what you lot have done to me.
Cora Crawley: Your Majesties, welcome to Downton Abbey. King George V: We're glad to be here, Lady Grantham. Grantham.
Daisy: I agree with Mr. Branson, I don't like Kings either. I suppose that makes me a Republican too? Andy: Are the English allowed to be?
Robert Crawley: Is there any chance Henry might be back? Lady Mary: Well, I doubt it. I'll send a telegram. But, there's a motor show in Chicago that I know he cannot chuck.
