Mrs. Fowler isn't known as the "Matriarch of Albert
Square" for nothing. She knows what's what and doesn't hesitate to share
her opinion.
"You've
got to be firm with these people. Just because he's got an
office doesn't make him any better than me and you."
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"The trouble with your generation is they've
got no sense of dressing up."
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"You still taking bets on the race?"
"Yah, I reckon I ought to clean up. Grant's favorite."
"Oh, yeah? Not in my house, he's not. Put
this fiver on Nigel."
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"You put one foot wrong on this stall and
I'll make sure you never work this market again."
"Can you do that?"
"Yes, I can."
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"Prejudice is disliking someone for
no good reason. . . . Do I have to remind you the things the
Mitchells have done?"
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"Oh,
you men are absolutely useless."
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"Yes,
well, you've had three months to get used to it. I've had five
flaming minutes."
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"You
listen to me. I want you to know that I don't approve of drug
dealers, right? But I hear that you've given it all up, so I'm
prepared to give you the benefit of the doubt."
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"The trouble with Albert Square, you
see, is it's full of people who like poking their nose into your
business . . ."
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[To a nosy reporter] "What do you think you're up to?
Go on, get out of here. Yeah, that's right, go on, push off!
You're scum you are. Parasites!"
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"You have to be firm with staff . . .; otherwise, they take
liberties. You have to have these things understood right from the start."
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