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A small-town English widow, facing financial troubles after her husband's suicide, turns to agriculture of an illegal kind.
Charlie: I'm glad to see she's keeping up the village tradition of total contempt for the law.
Grace Trevethyn: [high on weed, she starts laughing hysterically] Matthew Stewart: What? What is it? What's so funny? Grace Trevethyn: [laughing] You're Scottish!
Jacques Chevalier: Do I look like I would cut someone's finger off? Grace Trevethyn: Oh, yes. Jacques Chevalier: Thank you.
Matthew Stewart: [imitating a Dalek from Doctor Who] The mutant buds are nearly ready, Great One. Soon we will release them into the atmosphere and take over the entire planet!
Nicky: I like it here, it's so peaceful and quiet. Vicar Gerald Percy: If you think this is quiet, you should see Evensong.
Matthew Stewart: I avoid confrontation. If you grew up in Glasgow in the 1970's you'd avoid confrontation too. All I want is a easy life. I want to grow some vegetables, smoke some weed, sing carols at Christmas time and who knows? One day I'd like to be a dad and raise a couple of fucking children. But that's it! I've had it! I've fucking had enough. I'm going! No more Mr. Cuddly Toy!
Jacques Chevalier: All the people I deal with are scum. I'm a little scummy myself. You are not scum. That worries me. Grace Trevethyn: I take exception to that. I come from a long line of scum. My dear late husband was one of the scummiest men to walk the face of this earth. Jacques Chevalier: My apologies.
Matthew Stewart: Last time you were in London was five years ago for the Chelsea Flower Show. You can't sell this stuff at a florist! Grace Trevethyn: What's your Master Plan Then? Matthew Stewart: I was going to go to Portabello Road... [Grace disagrees] Matthew Stewart: With the greatest respect... I'm the young hip one. You're the hip replacement.
Margaret Sutton: [high on weed] May I help you? Diana Singer: [also high on weed] Would you like some Cornflakes? They're heavenly. Quentin Rhodes: No thank you I've already eaten. Margaret Sutton: Would you like a chocolate ice cycle? Quentin Rhodes: I'm looking for Lilac House. I'm trying to contact Grace Trevethyn. Diana Singer: I love Grace. I really, really love her. She has wonderful hair... soft and silky like a lovely Angora rabbit. Quentin Rhodes: Right. Where do I find her? Diana Singer: In a lovely, lovely house. I love her. Quentin Rhodes: And how do I find the lovely, lovely house? Diana Singer: Up the lovely lovely hill.
Grace Trevethyn: The people I represent wish to remain anonymous. Jacques Chevalier: The people I represent wish to remain anonymous as well. Maybe they are the same people, no?
Vicar Gerald Percy: I like Matthew. He's a good soul... for a Scotsman.
Grace Trevethyn: That's my Doctor. This one's my Gardner. Jacques Chevalier: Oh nice. Are you expecting anybody else... your cleaning lady perhaps?
Matthew Stewart: No more Mr. cuddly toy. I'm not hanging around here to be a whipping boy for ganja Grace and captain Nicky the fuckin' lobster queen.
Nicky: You're getting older. Matthew Stewart: These are laugh lines. Nicky: Nothing's that funny.
Dr. Martin Bamford: I do have some bad news though. Nicky: What? Dr. Martin Bamford: There's a slight risk of ginger hairs.
Matthew Stewart: It's Nicky. Nicky doesn't want to be in a relationship with someone who's irresponsible. And I don't want to be in a relationship with someone who isn't Nicky.