Arthur: Charles! Get this kid out of my house right now!
Charles: Come here, boy. Let's go.
Leo: No! Let me go!
Charles: You shouldn't be in the main estate.
Arthur: Whose kid is this? Why is he in my ballroom?
Charles: He stays with the groundskeeper, sir. I apologize.
Arthur: Fire the groundskeeper. Tonight.
Eleanor: Arthur, stop it.
Arthur: He let a filthy child wander into our home while you are having a medical emergency!
Eleanor: Please, my stomach...
Eleanor doubled over, tears streaming down her pale cheeks.
Leo: She is freezing.
Arthur: How do you know that?
Leo: Look at her lips. They are turning blue.
Arthur: Don't look at my wife.
Leo: You are the CEO of that big company, right?
Arthur: That is none of your business.
Leo: All your money can't fix this.
Arthur: I have the best doctors in the world on standby.
Leo: They are too far away.
Charles: Sir, the ambulance is stuck in the mud near the lower driveway.
Arthur: Are you kidding me?
Charles: The rain from yesterday washed out the dirt road.
Arthur: Tell them to walk! Tell them to run!
Charles: I will relay the message, sir.
Arthur paced back and forth across the light oak wood floors, pulling at his collar.
Arthur: This can't be happening. Not today.
Eleanor: The pain is getting worse.
Arthur: Breathe, Eleanor. Just like the classes taught us.
Eleanor: It feels different than the classes.
Arthur: Just keep your eyes on me.
Leo: She needs to lay down.
Arthur: I told you to leave!
Leo: The chair is cutting off her circulation.
Arthur: You're just a kid. You don't know anything.
Leo: My mom had the same thing happen to her.
Arthur froze, looking down at the boy's dirt-streaked face.
Arthur: Where is your mother now?
Leo: She didn't have anyone to help her.
Arthur: Charles, please, just get him out of my sight.
Charles: Come along, son. You're upsetting the lady.
Leo: I'm not leaving her. She's going to lose the baby.