Downton Abbey Script Season Two By Julian Fellowes Episode 2x01 [00:00:00, A gunshot rings out. We close in on two soldiers lying in a battlefield covered in dirt. One is severely wounded, the other turns his head, revealing Matthew Crawley.] The Somme, 1916 [Matthew sees to his wounded comrade. Cut to soldiers running through the field, some carrying the wounded on stretchers, bombs exploding around them. Matthew carries the wounded soldier to relative safety in the trenches.] MATTHEW CRAWLEY Sergeant Stevens! SGT STEVENS Sir! MATTHEW CRAWLEY I want every wounded man taken down the line before it starts to get dark. We39;ve bloody well lost enough of them for one day. [Matthew enters his bunker where he opens a message. His man servant carries in a pitcher and cloth.] MATTHEW CRAWLEY When did this arrive DAVIS [] sir. [The bunker continually shakes and pours dirt from the ceiling.] MATTHEW CRAWLEY Ah, good news. We39;ll be relieved today by the [Devons]. The men can finally get some rest, and I39;ve got a few days39; leave coming to me. DAVIS What39;ll you do with them, sir MATTHEW CRAWLEY London first to remind myself what real food tastes like. Then north for a couple of days, I suppose. Naturally there39;s a girl I want to see when I39;m there. DAVIS So I should hope, sir. Strange, i39;n39;t it Think of our old lives just going on as before while we39;re here in this. MATTHEW CRAWLEY More than strange. When I think of my life at Downton, it seems like another world. [OPENING TITLES] -- [00:02:05, INT. DOWNTON ABBEY - MORNING] [A servant opens the windows in the library. Other servants bustle about the rooms preparing for a benefit. Anna leads the new house maid through the rooms.] ANNA We normally have everything done before the family wakes up, but it39;s all at six and sevens today. I39;ll go through it tomorrow when we39;re back to normal. ETHEL I do know how to run a house. [Mr Carson gestures for some workers to move a piece of furniture.] MR CARSON Come along. -- [00:02:26, INT. LORD GRANTHAM39;S DRESSING ROOM - MORNING] [William helps Lord Grantham dress in his old uniform. William starts to buckle the shoulder belt.] ROBERT, EARL OF GRANTHAM It goes under the epaulette. [William undoes the shoulder belt and restrings it through the epaulette.] WILLIAM I39;m sorry, my lord. If I39;d known, I39;d have asked Mr Bates about it before he left for London. ROBERT, EARL OF GRANTHAM Because I39;ll be in uniform a lot of the time in future. WILLIAM Does being Lord Lieutenant mean you39;re back in the army ROBERT, EARL OF GRANTHAM Not exactly. The Lord Lieut is responsible for the army in the county while the war is on. But no, I39;m not back in the army. It appears they don39;t want me. -- [00:02:59, INT. OUTER HALL - DAY] [Mr Carson continues to supervise while Robert comes down with the dog.] ROBERT, EARL OF GRANTHAM Morning. I don39;t suppose there39;s any news of Bates MR CARSON We expect him back any day, my lord. He wrote to Anna that they had the funeral last Monday. ROBERT, EARL OF GRANTHAM William39;s a good chap, but he39;s not Bates when it comes to uniforms. I may not be a real soldier, but I think I ought to look like one. MR CARSON Quite, my lord. -- [00:03:21, INT. DINING ROOM - MORNING] [Robert joins Lady Grantham and Sybil for breakfast.] ROBERT, EARL OF GRANTHAM We don39;t often see you in here for breakfast. CORA, COUNTESS OF GRANTHAM Isobel said she was coming up to help and your mother threatened to look in. No doubt they would love it if they found me still in bed. [Sybil and Robert open their post.] ROBERT, EARL OF GRANTHAM I don39;t believe it. CORA, COUNTESS OF GRANTHAM Please say it39;s something nice. ROBERT, EARL OF GRANTHAM General Robertson39;s invited me to be Colonel of the North Riding Volunteers. Well, this is the best bit. It may please you to know that the idea was given to me by General Hague. Well, if Hague39;s involved, it means I39;m back in the army properly. 。。。。。。以上简介无排版格式，详细内容请下载查看