The Proposal | Downton Abbey
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Finally, Matthew proposes to Mary, but she will only accept if Matthew gets down on one knee. Should your partner get down on one knee to propose or should you do it?
From season 2 episode "Christmas at Downton Abbey": Christmas 1919. Downton Abbey is hosting a lavish Christmas party, yet despite being the season of goodwill, tensions are rife and Bates' arrest has cast a shadow over the festivities.
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That was fun.
There'll be a few thick heads in the morning.
No doubt they think it's worth it.
So you're really going to America?
Would Carlisle make your life a nightmare if you stayed?
I couldn't tell you.
Maybe.
Even if he does let me go, my story is still out there.
And always will be.
Would you stay if I asked you to?
Oh, Matthew, you don't mean that.
You know yourself we carry more luggage than the porters
at King's Cross.
And what about the late Mr. Pamuk?
Won't he resurrect himself every time we argued?
No.
You mean you've forgiven me?
No, I haven't forgiven you.
Well, then.
I haven't forgiven you because I don't believe
you need my forgiveness.
You've lived your life, and I've lived mine.
And now it's time we lived them together.
We've been on the edge of this so many times, Matthew.
Please don't take me there again unless you're sure.
I am sure.
And your vows to the memory of Lavinia?
I was wrong.
I don't think she wants us to be sad.
She was someone who never caused a moment's sorrow
in her whole life.
I agree.
Then will you?
You must say it properly.
I won't answer unless you kneel down and everything.
Lady Mary Crawley, will you do me the honor
of becoming my wife?
Yes.