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Joyce's larger amount of free time allows her to more thoroughly
study the lives of Victorian women. But the more she learns about
the real women of 1900, the more uncomfortable she is with "watching
someone else clean up my mess" -- and Elizabeth is given her walking
papers. The family ventures out for their first night out on the
town in months and attends a show at London's only remaining Victorian-style
music hall. Joyce and Kathryn fight 1900 conventions by doing what
few ladies of the day would do: audition a piece at the music hall.
But their routine is deemed "too modern" for Victorian sensibilities.
A farewell party at home for their Elliscombe Road neighbors leads
to tearful good-byes before the family members change back into
their modern clothes and pile into a mini-van for their trip back
to the future.
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