 Elizabeth arrives home to stay with her parents and they await the arrival of the beloved Bellamy Nanny Webster. The years have taken their toll, she is disagreeable, she resents Sarah s presence in the nursery, she is very fussy about the food, but worst of all, she is feeble and the safety of baby Lucy is compromised. Elizabeth is indifferent at first, but Sarah finally convinces her that she needs to become more attentive and involved with her child s care. Elizabeth tells her Ladyship that Nanny Webster is quite unsuitable for the post. In her singular, kindly and inimitable way, Lady Marjorie suggests to Nanny Webster that she return to her retirement and return to Southwold. No hurt feelings and no arguments from Nanny. Nanny departs and, for the nonce, beautiful baby Lucy will be looked after by a very capable and willing Sarah.