Marguerite: Hmm.Not a very romantic reason.Armand: No, I kept it as a warningagainstromance.Marguerite: How sensible! Has it made you very cynical?Armand: Yes, very.Marguerite: Is that why you""ve never taken the trouble to call on me?Armand: Perhaps.Marguerite: I""m sorry.One needs friends.Marguerite is touched by his sincerity and astonished o learn from her housekeeper Nanine (Jessie Ralph) that while she was ill, he faithfully came every day to ask how she was and to leave flowers, without being introduced.I think too much of you to help you do something you""re gonna regret.Julie: I know exactly what I""m doin"".Buck: Well, most likely you do but you""re wrong.That dress would cause no end of trouble.Folks would keenly resent you comin"" to he ball in it.Julie: Well, let ""em.They""re just petty and narrow-minded.Buck: No, ma""am.It""s just they got rules and they go by ""em, same as you and I.Julie: And do you prefer to go by your rules?Buck: I always have, Miss Julie.Julie: Then I""m sorry I troubled you.When Preston arrives at the mansion, he (and Aunt Belle and the General) are stunned to see her, inappropriately dressed in a bare-shouldered, flaming red dress.Edmund Pevensie (Skandar Keynes) failed in his attempt to join the army due to his young age.He was frustrated for being called a "squirt" (he boasted: "I""m a king.I""ve fought wars and I""ve led armies").Edmund and Lucy Pevensie (Georgie Henley) had been residing with "wretched" cousin Eustace Scrubb (Will Poulter) for 253 days in Cambridge, hosted by their Uncle Harold and Aunt Alberta.Caesar arrived on horseback and shared in the celebration by extending his hand to Malcolm and exclaiming: "Trust.