 The Bellamys are in Scotland and the house is empty. One evening, servants from another house in Eaton Place visit and they gossip about their chic employers. Taking it a step further, Rose and Sarah go upstairs and Sarah dons one of Lady Marjorie s dresses. The servants hold a mock tea party in the morning room, making sport of their betters. When Sarah mockingly summons Hudson, Captain James Bellamy walks in and takes on the role of butler. The servants are mortified, but James persists. He s returned from an evening gone sour and is not in a forgiving mood. A defiant Sarah continues her charade and speaks very intimately with James. He kisses her passionately and promises not to disclose to his parents what he has come home to this evening. Never entirely satisfied in service and despite Rose s pleas to stay, Sarah leaves the very next day -- and from the front door this time.