At Downton? But is she as convinced as he is that they have no future? Can you relay the news? Edith is shocked by his facial scars.] He left this for you. Lady Sybil: Of course. Mary enters.] Matthew is startled.] Mr Bates: She's only gone and told the judge that I paid her to agree to a divorce. Now, he emigrated to Montreal in 1913. O'Brien: Is that the Major Bryant that Ethel always thought so handsome, milady? Robert, Earl of Grantham: I've just heard news from the war office and I thought you'd all like to know...that the war is over. Soon. That is why Downton Abbey still has such an important role to play. To feed her, to find her work, because her son's father is dead. We have a patient who has been badly burned who goes by the name of Patrick Gordon, but he claims to be Patrick Crawley. Who's Patrick Crawley? Would you object to his riding in the front with the chauffeur? [Anna goes to his side.] [Edith continues to avoid looking at him and turns to leave.] [Mary nods.]
Plan: A: November 1918; Q: When did the war end? A: burns; Q: What was the Canadian officer disfigured by? A: Patrick Crawley; Q: Who is the Canadian officer who arrives at Downton? A: Mary; Q: Who rejects the claim that Patrick Crawley is alive? A: Edith; Q: Who is persuaded by the disfigured officer? A: his solicitor Murray investigate; Q: Who does Robert have investigate Patrick's claim? A: a close friend; Q: Patrick Crawley had what kind of friend who emigrated to Canada? A: his condition; Q: What is Matthew adapting to? A: Isobel; Q: Who is full of social-improvement schemes using Downton Abbey? A: Ethel; Q: Who hears the news that Major Bryant has been killed? A: Lady Sybil; Q: Who receives an ultimatum from Branson? A: Bates; Q: Who goes to London to settle matters with his ex-wife? A: Vera; Q: Who reveals that Bates paid her to leave him? A: the Armistice; Q: What ends the war? Summary: November 1918. A Canadian officer, badly disfigured by burns, arrives at Downton and declares that he is Patrick Crawley, the supposedly deceased heir. Mary rejects the claim, but Edith is persuaded as he recounts details of old times at Downton. Robert has his solicitor Murray investigate; Murray learns that Patrick Crawley had a close friend who emigrated to Canada. "Patrick" abruptly departs. Matthew is adapting to his condition and Mary's caring for him. Isobel is full of social-improvement schemes using Downton Abbey. Ethel hears the news that Major Bryant has been killed. Lady Sybil receives an ultimatum from Branson regarding his marriage proposal to her. Bates is shocked to find the legality of his divorce threatened, as Vera reveals that he paid her to leave him, and he goes to London to attempt to settle matters with her again. Upon his return, he receives the news that she is dead. Soon afterwards, the war ends with the Armistice.