(birds chirping) - I had six patients in Sawle and then I called at Nampara.
- Is someone sick?
- Kitty, though she denies it.
- To what purpose?
- The mistaken belief that she must be strong?
She, like anyone, has frailties.
- Oh.
- A woman of her intelligence and spirit, condemned to servitude until Ned took her as his equal And then to be thrust into society, which is just so quick to judge.
So harsh and unforgiving.
I pity her.
- Almost as much as you admire her.
- She's faced many hurdles with grace and fortitude.
Who would fail to admire her?
Thank you.
- I must go out again.
(gentle music) - Well, Horace, I fear you and I are too frivolous.
We live a life unencumbered by struggle.
And Dr.Enys admires struggle.
How can we hope to compete?
(sighs)
