| (Presenter) It's 1947 in the capital city of Wales, Cardiff, which was, and still is, the largest Negro district in the United Kingdom with Negro residents now numbered at about 8000. | |
| (Presenter) Eleanor how did you find integrating into British life? | |
| (0, 5) 288 | When I first arrived, everywhere around me were the 'monuments' of the plunder of my people – the European pirate-heroes, the slave-built castles, and the continuation of the subjection of black and coloured peoples. |
| (Presenter) You seem very educated, Eleanor ─ must have been part of the reason your white husband took such a liking to you/ | |
| (Presenter) You seem very educated, Eleanor ─ must have been part of the reason your white husband took such a liking to you/ | |
| (0, 5) 290 | /John wanted us to get married from the moment he realised how we felt about each other. |
| (0, 5) 291 | He said he didn't want anyone to be confused that this was a slave-plantation type situation all over again. |