George-Anne Carleton:
Your suspicions about us were right, Duncan. We didn't love the old lady. And we didn't stay with her because she was lonely. We were after her money, right from the start. And that night you came to the house, I was afraid you'd spoil everything. I was afraid to even have you about!
Duncan Macrae:
But you're not afraid now?
George-Anne Carleton:
No! Because now she's come through. Now we're going to get her money. Oh, we're all rotters, Duncan. We always have been and we always will be. We're parasites. We - we cheat at cards, and we lie about ourselves. The only time we behave like decent people is when it pays.
Duncan Macrae:
Such a long speech, darling, and I don't believe a word of it. I don't care what you thought you were up to. I don't care what you think you are. I want to marry you.
George-Anne Carleton:
Oh, no, Duncan. I'm not turning noble, but - but I won't mess up your life. Once I wouldn't marry you because you weren't rich enough for me. And now I won't marry you because I'm not good enough for you.
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