Movie: Mansfield Park (Mansfield Park) (1999)

All the strife and wars were worthless men. Woman they almost did not participate.

- I loved You all my life.
- You Know, Edmund.
- No, Fanny. As a man loves a woman. As a hero loves a heroine. Like I never loved anyone in my life. <...> If You'll accept me after all my talking and blindness... I will find happiness that cannot be described.

He played knight of the Volume. "Father, give me the order" - he said. I sent it to your mother to know about tea. Or badly - with a request to the crew. "No! No, father! Give me a noble job!" He always wanted this only.

If That will not survive, Edmund will become the heir. The wealth and honour of the family will be in more worthy hands. I know you think that I should not say such things. But it's ready for any turn of fate is a sign of a developed individual. I suggest to You, sir Thomas, do not be troubled intervention in this case. Let things run their course. All would be difficult. And although Tom, may God protect him, may be too weak for this world, and the rest should live. I'm talking about what we need to do - and not about my feelings. You may regret your willingness to accept Tom's death. And You, Fanny Price, is about to Your poorly disguised anger in me. If You agreed to marry my brother, then get ready now for the wedding. And sir Henry had now the affair with Mrs. Rushworth. You would be reduced to harmless flirting, to the annual meetings in Casertana. The incident can blame You!
- You are so calm talking about the possible death of my brother, that my heart was pierced with a cold. Cold. You happily plan receptions with his money. You laid siege to my father like a dog under the table. You attack Fanny for what she's unmistakable flair for the human essence. All this, unfortunately, convinced me that the person I wanted to be around all these months, was created by my imagination. It's not You, miss Crawford. You are a stranger to me. I don't know You. And, sadly, I don't want to know.

- Your brother is an actor. A charming but unscrupulous character. To the bone.
Just the temptation of immediate pleasure was too strong for him, not accustomed to sacrifice anything.

- Fools! Under this roof! Could assume that Rochfort make stupid - bringing the newspaper?
And under whose roof You would prefer a scandal?

I heard Crawford paid You a visit?
Yes.
- Was he nice to You?
Yes. Very.
- Your heart changed towards him?
Yes. And more than once. I realized... I realized that...
- Quieter. We with you should not say when words are not enough.
- I've missed You.
- I You too.

Poverty frightens me. For women poverty is an even greater slavery than for men.

You don't like to live by the water?
- No, if it stinks, and no means to sail through it.

- Wealth - it's not shameful, dear.
- Depending on how it is received.

- Ask You to look at me again. I've changed, Fanny Price. Changed. I'll wait for You. Forever. My persistence will prove to You that I have changed.
- I am afraid of exactly what Your variation, Mr. Crawford.

- This Henry Crawford, what's he like?
Secular dude, in my opinion.
- Great!
- They are cuter in the books than in life.
But they are attractive! And lady Bertram?
- It suffers from a nearly lethal fatigue.
- What?
- Mostly from embroidery patterns. Useless and ugly. Yes, from the daily doses of opium.

- Life away from the luxury and comfort Mansfield Park might take Your mind in a more sober state. That's what you want, isn't it?
Yes. This.
- Why, Fanny?
- In order to be home again. Among loving relatives. To show love, not afraid, not holding back. To feel equal to those around you.

- The fact that he chose You - a testimony of his goodness. He could make You happy. And You bring happiness to him.
- In my opinion, one can argue that the man is acceptable for any woman that he likes.