North and South — S01E03 — Spring 1848 - Summer 1854

1985 · 93 MIN · IMDB 7.7 · 246 VOTES · DIR. Richard T. Heffron

North and South — S01E03 — Spring 1848 - Summer 1854 poster

Overview

George and Orry's friendship is severely tested when one of the Mains' slaves escapes. Orry still travels to Pennsylvania for George and Constance's wedding, but when he hears a speech given by Virgilia Hazard at an abolitionist rally, he realizes the depth of their divisions. George's mother decides that he should assume full control at the family iron works, much to his older brother Stanley's dismay. Orry's father dies, and his first act as owner of the plantation is to fire the cruel slave overseer. Orry's cousin Charles finds himself challenged to a duel and Orry acts as his second. Orry's sister Ashton is something of a flirt and being pursued by lawyer James Huntoon. The Mains visit the Hazards for the summer, where Charles and George's younger brother Billy, who are both West Point-bound, become close friends. Orry's younger sister, Brett, takes an interest in Billy but he seems to prefer Ashton. Madeline's marriage to Justin continues to decline after he beats and whips her.

DramaWar & Politics1980s

Dialogue Timeline — 969 lines

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00:03:03 My father back?
00:07:16 For richer, for poorer.
00:10:18 So come along.
00:13:21 ...since your brother and I became friends...
00:16:32 ...at the hands of human monsters who held him in bondage.
00:20:03 ...have been loath to raise its specter.
00:22:54 ...might we share a late supper...
00:26:50 Madeline. leave Justin. We could run away.
00:32:40 George...
00:35:41 If it were not so. I would have told you.
00:41:37 Oh. is that so?
00:45:41 What does it matter?
00:49:13 Your sister. Miss Ashton. sir.
00:51:54 Orry. I need to speak with you right away.
00:55:01 Did you put a stop this insanity?
00:59:42 Appearances mean more to the fool than his life. And since he isn't worried...
01:04:53 They're simply exquisite.
01:07:51 Of course. alongside Charles. most anybody'd look good.
01:10:12 I'll shout it from the housetop.
01:13:23 It's got a nice ring to it. doesn't it?
01:16:19 On the contrary. we should be thanking you for having come.
01:21:09 This will change nothing that's between us.
01:24:39 That's what you're thinking about?
01:27:21 -Bye. Mrs. Walker. -Bye!

Cast & Characters

Dialogue Record

Lines indexed969
Dialogue density10.4 lines / min
First line00:03:03
Final line01:27:21

Production Record

DirectorRichard T. Heffron
LanguageEnglish
IMDb votes246

Factoids

Episode

North and South, season 1, episode 3: Spring 1848 - Summer 1854.

https://www.themoviedb.org/tv/3266/season/1/episode/3
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