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Nixon? Yes.
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You remember?
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Of course I remember.
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That's funny how many people forget.
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It wasn't so long ago.
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Ten years.
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What was happening in
Wetherby ten years ago?
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He was a distinguished
member of my own profession.
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- What, liar?
- No, not liar. Solicitor.
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Well, lawyer. He trained as a lawyer.
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Liar or lawyer.
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Is there a difference?
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I wonder, have we got
time for another drink?
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Wouldn't it be marvelous
if Nixon walked in now?
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Right now!
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You just can't help it.
It would cheer everybody up.
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Oh, I can't go on.
Oh, Stanley.
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Oh, we've lived in this
town for too long.
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Aye.
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Time, gentlemen, please.
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I'll tell you the best
thing about Nixon.
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Shouldn't you be getting
back to school?
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No. No, listen.
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I'll tell you the one story
about Nixon. All right?
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When he first met pat,
she didn't like him very much.
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So, after a bit, she said she
didn't want to see him anymore.
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"well," he said,
"it breaks my heart, pat.
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I'll only stop seeing you on one
condition." "what's that?" she said.
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"that I can always be the chauffeur".
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When she went out with men, say,
to the cinema, he'd drive them.
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He'd drive them all the
way to the cinema.
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They'd go in, her and her date,
and he'd wait outside.
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He'd wait outside
during the whole film.
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With a packet of popcorn
or a piece of chewing gum.
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And then they'd come out,
and he'd drive them home.
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I ask you, what does that
tell you about Nixon?
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Jean, I ask you, what does
that tell you about pat?
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If you want to be loved in life,
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There's no use in having opinions.
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I think you're right.
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People who get loved are easy.
Easy to get along with.
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Jean.
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Have we lost the corkscrew?
I can't do the bloody thing!
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There's a new girl
at work, at the library.
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The sort of girl men fall for.
Vacant.
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Cool?
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Yeah, distant.
That's right.
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She doesn't really
have a personality.
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She just has a way
of suggesting to men
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That she'll be whatever
they want her to be.
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Not a person.
Not a real person.
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What's she done, this girl?
Well, I'll tell you...
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Just being this thing you object to,
or has she done anything wrong?
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She exists.
She's young?
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Yes, if you like.
She's young. So w...
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It's an offense.
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But there's no her!
There's nothing which is her!
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I look at the young,
truly, and I'm mystified.
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They want nothing. They need nothing.
They have no ambition.
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Get married, have children,
get a mortgage.
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A hundred thousand years
of human evolution.
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Brontosaurus, tyrannosaurus, man.
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And the sum ambition?
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Two up, two down in the
west riding of Yorkshire
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On a custom-built
estate of brick and glass.
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That's not right. Is it?
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Well, can anyone tell me?
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She's young. That's all
you're saying. She's young.
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I think it's fixed.
Thank you.
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A slate fell off in the
middle of the night.
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I was frightened to go up.
It's all right.
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Shall we go down?
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I knew you'd say that.
I knew you would.
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Lethal.
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It wasn't Heath Phelps.
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It was!
No, no, no.
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It was. Don't you remember
the size of the hailstones?
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There weren't any hailstones, Stanley.
Don't be ridiculous.
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Yes, it was! It was pissing
with rain! Ah, coffee.
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Whether our faces show.
This is the question.
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We read a face.
We look into a face.
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Into that face all sorts of
things we claim to read.
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Mary here.
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Or John.
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John's got a sly face.
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He has, too.
He has got a sly face.
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He's got sly features.
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Is John a sly boy?
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He's sly, all right.
Right.
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Do we become the way we look?
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Or do we look the way we really are?
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"if thou hast eyes to see..."
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It's about the play.
Will you be needing me?
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I'll be needing you, all right.
Will you do it? I should think so.
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Good day, miss.
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See you.
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Miss Travers, I was wondering,
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Do you have time for a chat?
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Miss Travers, do you
think there's any point
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In my going on in the sixth form?
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Of course. Don't be silly.
What makes you say that?
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It's just that everyone
seems to end up unemployed.
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Not everyone.
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But, um, I do know what you mean.
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You get a university degree,
like in french. Then what?
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Maybe you get to be a secretary,
and that's if you're lucky.
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Honestly, I've really
thought about it,
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And I don't really think
it's worth it, you see.
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That's not what
education is, though, Suzie.
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If you're thinking, "I must
use education for a career,"
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Then you're already thinking of
education... In the wrong way.
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Education...
Is a thing in itself.
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It's a way of fulfilling
your potential,
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Looking for ways of
thinking about things...
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Ways which, if you're lucky,
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Will help not just your career,
but your whole life.
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What ways?
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Well...
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Ways of being
more ordered, I suppose,
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Of having more discipline
in the way you think.
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Not always being bullheaded,
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Learning not to rush into things.
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Do you think uneducated
people do that?
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Well, I don't. No.
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Not necessarily.
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I mean...
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Sometimes.
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Are they inferior for not
knowing how to think?
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No. Of course not.
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But if you have something...
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What you call a way of
thinking... which they don't,
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Surely you're saying you're superior.
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No, Suzie.
I wouldn't say that.
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What, then?
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Different.
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Better or worse?
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I brought you some pheasants.
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Am I disturbing you?
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Well, I'll make some tea.
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I love the slow evenings,
when summer begins to come.
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It doesn't get dark until 8:00.
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Are you staying long with Marcie?
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No.
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I don't know Marcie.
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What?
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But you said...
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What?
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When you came to dinner.
I met her on the doorstep.
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I thought...
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Who invited you?
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No one.
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Are you saying...
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it's not possible.
Are you saying...
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I met Marcie on the doorstep.
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I introduced myself.
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I thought you came with her.
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No.
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It's not possible.
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Then I said John Morgan,
if you remember.
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Yes.
And you shook my hand.
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Come on.
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Come in, come in.
The more, the merrier.
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And you accepted me.
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I'll lay an extra place.
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Thank you.
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It's absurd. It's impossible.
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No.
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No!
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No!
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Yes! Yes!
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No.
Yes!
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Don't you mean yes?
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I mean yes! Yes!
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Let me see.
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Let me look at you.
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You're not meant to.
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I know.
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Do you fly these?
Not a chance.
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Engine fitters don't get to fly.
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It's three years before you
get to go on a flying course.
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Longer, maybe,
and then not one of these.
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Really? They take the troops
out in these... To the jungle.
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Oh!
To the war.
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You come down seven times
before you get to Malaya.
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It takes over a week.
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By the time you get there, you know
you've been traveling. I'm sure.
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Did you realize you might have
to fight when you joined?
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You're an airman, you want to fly.
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You're a soldier, you want to fight.
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Not much point else.
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No.
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I'll walk you home.
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Happen if I were killed,
I'd still say fine.
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I joined to fight.
Didn't have to.
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Could just have done
national service,
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Tramped the parade ground.
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We're not even at war.
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Well, not properly at war.
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Half a war.
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Malaya's half a war.
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But I liked the idea.
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Is your mum in bed?
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I think so.
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If she ever asks,
we saw the third man.
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Jean?
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Still awake?
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Yes. How was it?
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Good.
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Orson wells killed
all these children,
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Then they shot him
in a sewer in the end.
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That's good.
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Yes.
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Good night.
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Never dreamt...
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Never thought any such
happiness possible.
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Hiding in the dark.
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Loving a man in the dark.
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Never knew any such
happiness possible at all.
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How bad is it?
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Why did he do it?
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Depressed, I suppose.
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So why did he do it in here?
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I love the warm evenings.
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Something.
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Tea?
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Doesn't get dark till eight.
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How long are you staying with Marcia?
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I'm not.
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Shock.
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Moves towards him.
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What do you mean?
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He explains.
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Unbelievable.
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Right pocket.
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That's it.
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There seems little point...
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Ah!
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My goodness!
I'm sorry, you startled me.
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New lock?
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00:20:01,979 --> 00:20:04,911
The chances of the same
thing happening again...
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Anyway, I let him in.
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00:20:09,345 --> 00:20:13,745
Well, it doesn't matter
how well you're locked up.
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At times you're always going
to have to let people in.
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Are you all right?
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Yes.
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I've been trying to sleep,
as best I may.
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Yes, I'm sorry.
We don't clean up afterwards.
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We just take the body away.
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It seems a bit callous, I know.
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But the thinking is...
That if we always had to clear up,
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The police would spend their
entire life on their knees.
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How are you getting on?
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Well, we have something.
He was a student.
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I see.
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Yes. He was working for his doctorate
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At the university of Essex.
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He came to the town a few
days ago and rented a room.
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Are you a graduate yourself?
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Yes. A subject of much mirth.
A graduate policeman.
261
00:21:13,411 --> 00:21:16,278
This man wasn't my generation.
He was younger.
262
00:21:16,378 --> 00:21:18,578
He was only 25.
263
00:21:18,678 --> 00:21:22,678
He came to research at the
British library down the road.
264
00:21:22,778 --> 00:21:24,877
A blankness.
265
00:21:27,079 --> 00:21:29,978
A central, disfiguring blankness.
266
00:21:30,078 --> 00:21:32,844
That's what people who
knew him describe.
267
00:21:34,812 --> 00:21:36,744
Yes, it's true.
268
00:21:41,078 --> 00:21:43,178
I've been trying to remember.
269
00:21:45,278 --> 00:21:49,377
He said so little at dinner,
until late in the evening.
270
00:21:51,578 --> 00:21:54,510
He s-seemed already set on a path.
271
00:21:59,978 --> 00:22:02,445
It's funny.
I mean, looking back,
272
00:22:02,545 --> 00:22:05,111
I took it for granted
that he was there.
273
00:22:05,211 --> 00:22:06,445
Yes. Well, that's right.
274
00:22:06,545 --> 00:22:08,878
I mean, I've often
been out to dinner,
275
00:22:08,978 --> 00:22:11,345
And not been quite
sure who somebody was.
276
00:22:11,445 --> 00:22:13,045
No.
277
00:22:13,145 --> 00:22:14,577
Quite.
278
00:22:17,045 --> 00:22:20,310
Though, usually, it is different
if you're the hostess.
279
00:22:22,979 --> 00:22:26,712
Anyway, it turns out it wasn't
completely out of the blue.
280
00:22:26,812 --> 00:22:29,711
Um, the day before,
he'd seen Marcia Pilborough.
281
00:22:29,811 --> 00:22:32,846
As you know, she works
at the library. Oh, I see.
282
00:22:32,946 --> 00:22:36,245
And he'd, um, gone up to her.
They'd had a conversation.
283
00:22:36,345 --> 00:22:38,611
He wanted to borrow a book.
284
00:22:38,711 --> 00:22:40,845
Afterwards, we think,
he probably waited
285
00:22:40,945 --> 00:22:42,877
And started to follow her.
286
00:22:44,945 --> 00:22:48,845
Oh, well, I see.
It's beginning to make sense.
287
00:22:48,945 --> 00:22:51,244
Well, would-would you say...
288
00:22:51,344 --> 00:22:54,478
I'm sorry. I know these
things are very difficult,
289
00:22:54,578 --> 00:22:57,878
But would you say that
Marcia was, in any way,
290
00:22:57,978 --> 00:23:01,244
A woman who was
likely to have been...
291
00:23:01,344 --> 00:23:03,345
Deliberately provocative?
292
00:23:03,445 --> 00:23:08,845
Look. I mean, is lying,
and brought him to dinner...
293
00:23:08,945 --> 00:23:12,077
Deliberately, or as a joke?
294
00:23:12,177 --> 00:23:13,745
Oh, I'm sorry.
295
00:23:13,845 --> 00:23:17,411
I don't mean to be rude,
but Marcia's my best friend.
296
00:23:17,511 --> 00:23:20,644
I don't think that would
be possible at all.
297
00:23:24,779 --> 00:23:27,845
He said I'm the best
builder in Wetherby.
298
00:23:27,945 --> 00:23:30,845
He said that.
299
00:23:30,945 --> 00:23:33,845
I knew you'd like it.
300
00:23:33,945 --> 00:23:36,044
When did you take it?
301
00:23:36,144 --> 00:23:40,445
And he said to me...
He said he'd come around...
302
00:23:40,545 --> 00:23:44,512
Look everyone.
Look what Marcia's brought me.
303
00:23:44,612 --> 00:23:46,712
A picture of my house.
Lovely.
304
00:23:46,812 --> 00:23:48,011
Do you like it?
305
00:23:48,111 --> 00:23:50,143
Clever girl. Hmm.
306
00:23:52,378 --> 00:23:54,478
It's great.
307
00:23:54,578 --> 00:23:56,844
Jim...
308
00:24:02,578 --> 00:24:06,244
Jim, no. Don't, for goodness sake.
309
00:24:06,344 --> 00:24:08,245
Goodness.
310
00:24:08,345 --> 00:24:10,277
Is this a party wall?
311
00:24:14,745 --> 00:24:16,145
Jim?
312
00:24:16,245 --> 00:24:17,745
What?
313
00:24:17,845 --> 00:24:19,912
Please. It's undignified.
314
00:24:20,012 --> 00:24:21,745
Unladylike.
315
00:24:21,845 --> 00:24:23,777
Yes.
316
00:24:32,077 --> 00:24:34,011
Jim! Oh, lord, it's my mother.
317
00:24:34,111 --> 00:24:35,678
What?
318
00:24:35,778 --> 00:24:37,710
Let me down.
319
00:24:45,745 --> 00:24:48,478
I want to make love to you.
320
00:24:48,578 --> 00:24:50,510
Jim.
321
00:25:05,811 --> 00:25:08,045
Jean, are you home?
322
00:25:08,145 --> 00:25:10,077
I'm home.
323
00:25:11,378 --> 00:25:13,445
Is there anything you need?
324
00:25:13,545 --> 00:25:16,144
No. No, I'm fine.
325
00:26:38,044 --> 00:26:40,944
Do you know how long
you'll be staying?
326
00:26:41,044 --> 00:26:43,643
Uh, just a couple of days.
327
00:28:00,944 --> 00:28:03,078
Oh, well done, Stanley.
328
00:28:03,178 --> 00:28:04,843
Thanks.
329
00:28:06,811 --> 00:28:08,877
Jean?
330
00:28:08,977 --> 00:28:10,944
We brought you some breakfast.
331
00:28:11,044 --> 00:28:13,610
Thank you, Marcia.
I'm just coming down.
332
00:28:16,877 --> 00:28:20,011
Take the paper, Stanley.
Hide it.
333
00:28:20,111 --> 00:28:22,109
We've got you bacon and eggs!
334
00:28:23,545 --> 00:28:27,312
Why hide it? I thought she
was there when it happened.
335
00:28:27,412 --> 00:28:30,611
Well, she doesn't want to
be reminded. Would you?
336
00:28:34,578 --> 00:28:36,511
Good morning.
337
00:28:38,111 --> 00:28:41,210
No paper, I'm afraid.
I think there's a strike.
338
00:28:44,311 --> 00:28:46,111
All right?
339
00:28:46,211 --> 00:28:48,378
Well, I'm not in the pink.
340
00:28:48,478 --> 00:28:49,944
Oh, I shouldn't wonder.
341
00:28:50,044 --> 00:28:51,278
Did you sleep?
342
00:28:51,378 --> 00:28:53,310
I had dreams.
343
00:28:55,044 --> 00:28:57,645
Does anyone know why he did it?
344
00:28:57,745 --> 00:29:01,877
And why on earth should he come
and choose to do it to you?
345
00:29:01,977 --> 00:29:04,645
It was me who met him first.
346
00:29:04,745 --> 00:29:08,777
I don't know why I didn't
think of it at the dinner.
347
00:29:08,877 --> 00:29:12,545
I'd met him already.
He could have done it to me.
348
00:29:12,645 --> 00:29:14,811
I think the lonely
recognize the lonely.
349
00:29:14,911 --> 00:29:17,212
Well, you're not lonely.
350
00:29:17,312 --> 00:29:19,211
I only want coffee.
351
00:29:19,311 --> 00:29:22,345
Stan, do you mind? Would you
go and do something useful?
352
00:29:22,445 --> 00:29:25,776
Do you know how to
do it with a filter?
353
00:29:51,678 --> 00:29:54,579
Well, have you searched
back over all your behavior?
354
00:29:54,679 --> 00:29:58,578
Did you offend him in any way?
That's what I've been thinking.
355
00:29:58,678 --> 00:30:01,078
Or perhaps we upset him.
356
00:30:01,178 --> 00:30:03,811
Perhaps you looked like his mother.
357
00:30:03,911 --> 00:30:06,845
No, it is possible.
I read in a book.
358
00:30:06,945 --> 00:30:09,278
No, I think it was
more what we shared.
359
00:30:09,378 --> 00:30:10,944
What's that?
360
00:30:11,044 --> 00:30:14,512
I told you.
A feeling for solitude.
361
00:30:14,612 --> 00:30:18,777
Well, you may have thought that,
but to shoot your head off...
362
00:30:18,877 --> 00:30:21,844
Oh, please.
Marcia, the bacon's too much.
363
00:30:21,944 --> 00:30:24,245
Oh, god. Oh, it
hadn't occurred to me.
364
00:30:24,345 --> 00:30:26,478
I'm sorry, Jean. I...
I just didn't think.
365
00:30:26,578 --> 00:30:28,777
I'll take it out.
Oh Jean, I'm sorry.
366
00:30:28,877 --> 00:30:31,377
It's out.
It's almost out.
367
00:30:48,977 --> 00:30:53,044
If you're frightened of
loneliness, never get married.
368
00:30:53,144 --> 00:30:56,077
I'm not frightened.
I'm hardened by now.
369
00:31:03,711 --> 00:31:06,210
Come in, come in.
370
00:31:12,579 --> 00:31:14,744
Nice to meet you.
371
00:31:14,844 --> 00:31:16,245
This is Jean.
372
00:31:16,345 --> 00:31:18,577
Mrs. Mortimer.
373
00:31:18,677 --> 00:31:21,611
And this is Jim's father. Hello.
374
00:31:21,711 --> 00:31:24,944
Please, sit down, sit down.
375
00:31:25,044 --> 00:31:28,945
I've baked you some scones,
and there's Battenburg cake.
376
00:31:29,045 --> 00:31:30,378
You're looking very thin, lad.
377
00:31:30,478 --> 00:31:32,410
Nay, I've... I've been fine.
378
00:31:34,678 --> 00:31:37,211
And so you'd be giving
up college, then?
379
00:31:37,311 --> 00:31:39,445
No, I don't think so, Mr. Mortimer.
380
00:31:39,545 --> 00:31:40,877
Ah.
381
00:31:40,977 --> 00:31:44,677
Jim thought as he'd be away
for so long and so often,
382
00:31:44,777 --> 00:31:46,711
It's better if I occupy myself.
383
00:31:46,811 --> 00:31:50,778
I think I have a place at
the university of hull.
384
00:31:50,878 --> 00:31:52,643
Are you sure?
385
00:31:54,311 --> 00:31:57,710
You don't think a woman
who's going to get married
386
00:31:57,810 --> 00:32:00,278
Should be thinking of going
off away from her home.
387
00:32:00,378 --> 00:32:03,144
But Jim won't be there.
He'll be in Malaya.
388
00:32:03,244 --> 00:32:05,644
He'll want to know
you're where you belong.
389
00:32:05,744 --> 00:32:09,044
What difference would it
make if he'd not be with me?
390
00:32:09,144 --> 00:32:11,010
He'll want to know you're at home.
391
00:32:14,844 --> 00:32:17,412
I can't honestly see it'd
make any difference.
392
00:32:17,512 --> 00:32:21,610
Any home life we have is bound
to be interrupted at the start.
393
00:32:21,710 --> 00:32:23,911
We'll see each other
so little for a bit.
394
00:32:24,011 --> 00:32:26,078
Seven years?
Is that right?
395
00:32:26,178 --> 00:32:27,710
Well, not necessarily.
396
00:32:27,810 --> 00:32:29,243
Doesn't Jim speak?
397
00:32:32,412 --> 00:32:35,644
The air force will
give me a house later,
398
00:32:35,744 --> 00:32:38,011
When I'm back from active service.
399
00:32:38,111 --> 00:32:41,876
For now it's nice if Jean
goes on with her books.
400
00:32:52,978 --> 00:32:54,877
More Battenburg?
401
00:32:54,977 --> 00:32:56,878
Did you bake it yourself?
402
00:32:56,978 --> 00:32:58,743
Don't be daft.
403
00:33:01,311 --> 00:33:03,211
You shouldn't worry.
404
00:33:03,311 --> 00:33:05,211
They made me feel stupid.
405
00:33:05,311 --> 00:33:06,710
Why?
406
00:33:06,810 --> 00:33:09,378
Perhaps it is silly.
Impractical.
407
00:33:09,478 --> 00:33:11,977
Well, we're always so happy together.
408
00:33:12,077 --> 00:33:15,844
It never occurs to us there's
a world of people out there.
409
00:33:15,944 --> 00:33:20,043
We can't spend our life with
the sheets up over our heads.
410
00:33:21,110 --> 00:33:23,278
How can you make Battenburg?
411
00:33:23,378 --> 00:33:26,211
No one can make Battenburg.
412
00:33:26,311 --> 00:33:28,477
Half of it's pink!
413
00:33:28,577 --> 00:33:31,311
Jim, I know. I was
frightened, that's all.
414
00:33:31,411 --> 00:33:33,344
You know nothing.
415
00:33:57,311 --> 00:33:59,711
The angle...
Yeah.
416
00:33:59,811 --> 00:34:03,311
Of the body means murder
is probably discounted.
417
00:34:05,311 --> 00:34:09,510
There's forensic
evidence, fingerprints.
418
00:34:09,610 --> 00:34:11,543
Nobody else touched the gun.
419
00:34:13,844 --> 00:34:17,442
At the inquest, I shall
be arguing it's suicide.
420
00:34:19,644 --> 00:34:21,544
You look disappointed.
421
00:34:21,644 --> 00:34:23,576
No. Not at all.
422
00:34:26,677 --> 00:34:27,977
Where is it?
423
00:34:28,077 --> 00:34:30,410
Derby.
That's where he came from.
424
00:34:30,510 --> 00:34:32,911
All right.
Lads need the space.
425
00:34:33,011 --> 00:34:34,344
New fire hose demonstration.
426
00:34:34,444 --> 00:34:36,145
Not in here, for Christ's sake.
427
00:34:36,245 --> 00:34:38,278
Not real fire hoses, idiot.
428
00:34:38,378 --> 00:34:40,377
Slide show.
429
00:34:40,477 --> 00:34:42,877
No problem, all right?
430
00:34:42,977 --> 00:34:45,910
Stick your thumb up
your bum for a bit.
431
00:34:48,111 --> 00:34:50,643
Do fuck-all anyway.
432
00:34:52,911 --> 00:34:55,311
Hey mike, look at this.
What is it?
433
00:34:55,411 --> 00:34:58,111
Famous people without their
clothes on. Celebrity nudes.
434
00:34:58,211 --> 00:35:00,811
Jesus, look at her.
Sergeant, what do you mean?
435
00:35:00,911 --> 00:35:03,477
Celebrity nudes here, look.
It's Jackie Kennedy.
436
00:35:03,577 --> 00:35:05,911
Jackie Kennedy.
437
00:35:06,011 --> 00:35:07,744
All women?
438
00:35:07,844 --> 00:35:09,011
Yup.
No men?
439
00:35:09,111 --> 00:35:11,678
Hey, isn't that suppose
to be, um, Britt Ekland?
440
00:35:11,778 --> 00:35:15,811
It's a bit of a bad likeness.
He must have been in the bushes.
441
00:35:15,911 --> 00:35:19,643
No. Men'd be taking the joke
much too far, wouldn't it?
442
00:35:20,710 --> 00:35:22,711
It's cilla black.
443
00:35:22,811 --> 00:35:24,778
You don't need to take flowers.
444
00:35:24,878 --> 00:35:26,945
I can't explain it.
445
00:35:27,045 --> 00:35:29,143
I just thought I would.
446
00:35:34,711 --> 00:35:36,610
Jean, I'm sorry.
447
00:35:36,710 --> 00:35:39,310
I was just settling your class.
We weren't expecting you.
448
00:35:39,410 --> 00:35:41,744
I thought I'd feel
better if I came in.
449
00:35:41,844 --> 00:35:44,677
I gave them some books
and told them to shut up.
450
00:35:44,777 --> 00:35:47,044
Hmm. Good.
451
00:35:47,144 --> 00:35:50,344
Well, uh... You must
come around to dinner.
452
00:35:50,444 --> 00:35:52,344
Yes. I'd like to.
453
00:35:52,444 --> 00:35:54,078
I... I mean, uh...
454
00:35:54,178 --> 00:35:57,943
We must have you back.
We don't see enough of you.
455
00:36:00,777 --> 00:36:02,542
Bye.
456
00:36:06,610 --> 00:36:09,777
Right. Come on.
Heads out of the books.
457
00:36:09,877 --> 00:36:12,778
Please everyone, that's not
how I teach, as you know.
458
00:36:12,878 --> 00:36:15,944
Mr. Braithwaite said you weren't
going to be here today, miss.
459
00:36:16,044 --> 00:36:18,911
You have a pleasant surprise.
Board please, Marjorie.
460
00:36:19,011 --> 00:36:21,343
Please, miss, I forgot
to hand in my book.
461
00:36:21,443 --> 00:36:24,110
Shut up. Sit down.
Open a window.
462
00:36:28,245 --> 00:36:31,676
Uh, miss, you've still got
your fag in your mouth.
463
00:36:40,443 --> 00:36:42,476
Good.
464
00:36:52,511 --> 00:36:54,410
Right. Today...
465
00:36:54,510 --> 00:36:56,944
We address ourselves to the question,
466
00:36:57,044 --> 00:37:01,976
Is Shakespeare worth reading
although it's only about kings?
467
00:37:40,477 --> 00:37:42,377
Hello.
468
00:37:42,477 --> 00:37:45,044
Sorry. I don't mean to surprise you.
469
00:37:45,144 --> 00:37:46,710
It's all right.
470
00:37:46,810 --> 00:37:48,509
I should have rung.
471
00:37:51,211 --> 00:37:55,144
I've come from the funeral.
I'm a friend of John Morgan's.
472
00:38:05,610 --> 00:38:07,542
Come in.
473
00:38:12,877 --> 00:38:16,610
I had a kind of inkling he
might do something silly.
474
00:38:16,710 --> 00:38:19,377
I always thought he was weird.
475
00:38:19,477 --> 00:38:22,310
Were you at the same university?
476
00:38:22,410 --> 00:38:25,744
He was post-graduate.
I'm just a first-year.
477
00:38:25,844 --> 00:38:29,577
Had you...
Been going out with him?
478
00:38:29,677 --> 00:38:31,577
No. I never slept with him.
479
00:38:31,677 --> 00:38:34,411
Went to the cinema twice.
480
00:38:34,511 --> 00:38:36,977
Seen that film about the Indian.
481
00:38:37,077 --> 00:38:38,443
Gandhi?
482
00:38:38,611 --> 00:38:41,011
That's right.
483
00:38:41,111 --> 00:38:43,744
Afterwards, he couldn't stop talking.
484
00:38:43,844 --> 00:38:46,577
He thought this and he thought that.
485
00:38:46,677 --> 00:38:50,177
The philosophy of
nonviolence and so on.
486
00:38:50,277 --> 00:38:53,176
And I really didn't think anything.
487
00:38:53,276 --> 00:38:56,043
Except that, obviously,
the film was very long.
488
00:38:57,744 --> 00:39:00,409
In that way, we weren't even suited.
489
00:39:01,744 --> 00:39:04,477
I think he was trying to impress me.
490
00:39:04,577 --> 00:39:06,676
He chose the wrong way.
491
00:39:08,577 --> 00:39:10,978
I like people who are
just themselves.
492
00:39:11,078 --> 00:39:13,743
Not talking rubbish all the time.
493
00:39:16,811 --> 00:39:21,077
I know I shouldn't say that
about anyone who's dead, but...
494
00:39:21,177 --> 00:39:24,077
Anyone who did what
they did to you...
495
00:39:25,844 --> 00:39:29,343
He certainly upset me.
496
00:39:29,443 --> 00:39:31,977
Yes. I can tell.
497
00:39:34,344 --> 00:39:36,544
Then he started to pester me.
498
00:39:36,644 --> 00:39:41,544
I had to go to his professor
to ask him to stop watching me.
499
00:39:41,644 --> 00:39:44,242
The worst was in the laundrette.
500
00:39:48,277 --> 00:39:51,844
I think it was me he
wanted to do it to.
501
00:39:51,944 --> 00:39:55,376
And just by bad luck,
he did it to you.
502
00:40:15,343 --> 00:40:17,644
Are you going back?
503
00:40:17,744 --> 00:40:18,845
When?
This evening.
504
00:40:18,945 --> 00:40:21,376
I don't really have any plan.
505
00:40:22,610 --> 00:40:24,844
I only came up on an impulse.
506
00:40:24,944 --> 00:40:28,176
Then a policeman at the
funeral gave me a lift.
507
00:40:28,276 --> 00:40:29,844
Who was that?
508
00:40:29,944 --> 00:40:31,810
He was called Langdon.
509
00:40:42,511 --> 00:40:45,210
I'd never have thought of it.
510
00:40:45,310 --> 00:40:48,044
It was his idea I should come.
511
00:41:17,577 --> 00:41:20,710
So how long had you known him?
512
00:41:20,810 --> 00:41:23,044
Who?
John Morgan.
513
00:41:23,144 --> 00:41:25,043
Oh, him.
514
00:41:25,143 --> 00:41:27,076
I don't know.
515
00:41:30,611 --> 00:41:32,511
Do you have a television?
516
00:41:32,611 --> 00:41:35,876
Yes. I've got one.
It's behind the chair.
517
00:41:37,710 --> 00:41:39,544
I hardly ever watch it.
518
00:41:39,644 --> 00:41:41,244
I watch it most evenings.
519
00:41:41,344 --> 00:41:43,277
At university?
520
00:41:43,377 --> 00:41:46,010
They have a room you can sit in.
521
00:41:46,110 --> 00:41:48,876
Do you mind if I get it out?
522
00:41:52,744 --> 00:41:56,477
I held a very important position.
523
00:41:56,577 --> 00:42:00,009
Pull yourself together,
for god's sake.
524
00:42:27,043 --> 00:42:29,943
I've finished in the bathroom.
525
00:42:30,043 --> 00:42:31,976
Good night.
526
00:42:44,711 --> 00:42:46,910
How was the funeral?
527
00:42:47,010 --> 00:42:49,010
Ghastly.
528
00:42:49,110 --> 00:42:51,009
I had to go to derby.
529
00:42:52,544 --> 00:42:54,476
And it started to rain.
530
00:42:56,344 --> 00:42:59,244
There's only his mother left alive.
531
00:42:59,344 --> 00:43:03,244
She had no idea why he'd done it.
532
00:43:03,344 --> 00:43:06,175
Seems as if neither do you.
533
00:43:08,110 --> 00:43:10,010
Have you been riding?
534
00:43:10,110 --> 00:43:13,477
Hmm. That's why I fell asleep.
535
00:43:13,577 --> 00:43:15,976
We broke in a new horse.
536
00:43:16,076 --> 00:43:18,309
So, I'm saddle-sore.
537
00:43:23,443 --> 00:43:25,910
The problem is...
538
00:43:26,010 --> 00:43:29,244
No crime has been committed.
539
00:43:29,344 --> 00:43:33,510
Killing yourself is legal,
even in front of somebody else.
540
00:43:34,977 --> 00:43:37,210
Hmm.
541
00:43:37,310 --> 00:43:40,877
Unless she did something
to provoke him.
542
00:43:40,977 --> 00:43:42,576
Yes.
543
00:43:47,811 --> 00:43:50,577
She'd only known him 24 hours.
544
00:43:50,677 --> 00:43:54,144
She is...
545
00:43:54,244 --> 00:43:56,010
What?
546
00:43:56,110 --> 00:44:00,744
A teacher, obviously good at her job.
547
00:44:00,844 --> 00:44:04,377
Loved by her pupils.
548
00:44:04,477 --> 00:44:06,909
Did she teach you?
549
00:44:07,077 --> 00:44:09,744
No. But I remember her.
550
00:44:09,844 --> 00:44:11,744
She was nice.
551
00:44:11,844 --> 00:44:15,243
A good woman...
Chosen, for some reason,
552
00:44:15,343 --> 00:44:19,243
As the victim of the
ultimate practical joke.
553
00:44:19,343 --> 00:44:22,343
I told Stanley not to get drunk.
554
00:44:22,443 --> 00:44:24,243
It's true, it's true.
555
00:44:24,343 --> 00:44:27,809
I don't watch that.
I watch that thing on Sundays.
556
00:44:27,909 --> 00:44:30,010
Hello, Verity.
Hello, darling.
557
00:44:30,110 --> 00:44:31,544
Roger won't watch it
558
00:44:31,644 --> 00:44:34,377
Because he says it's full
of jokes about blacks.
559
00:44:34,477 --> 00:44:35,977
No. I didn't say that.
560
00:44:36,077 --> 00:44:39,076
It's just that particular
kind of joke about blacks.
561
00:44:39,176 --> 00:44:41,743
Hello, Stanley.
562
00:44:41,843 --> 00:44:44,442
Oop! I need some more wine.
563
00:44:46,277 --> 00:44:47,743
Ta-da.
564
00:44:47,843 --> 00:44:50,611
Oh. No, red, it's for cooking.
565
00:44:50,711 --> 00:44:52,043
Well, you're wrong.
566
00:44:52,143 --> 00:44:55,643
I think if they want to
be accepted as British,
567
00:44:55,743 --> 00:44:58,644
Then they'll have to put up
with the fact that they will
568
00:44:58,744 --> 00:45:02,110
Be the butt of peoples' humor...
Just like mothers-in-law.
569
00:45:02,210 --> 00:45:04,411
Do you know who that bloke is?
570
00:45:04,511 --> 00:45:07,710
Stanley, don't be rude.
He's a friend of Jean's.
571
00:45:09,110 --> 00:45:11,444
Here we are.
Stan, will you open this?
572
00:45:11,544 --> 00:45:12,577
Yes.
573
00:45:12,677 --> 00:45:15,377
Roger... Do you know, uh, John?
574
00:45:15,477 --> 00:45:17,444
Uh, yes.
575
00:45:17,544 --> 00:45:18,877
This is Verity.
576
00:45:18,977 --> 00:45:21,709
And if you actually don't
make jokes about blacks,
577
00:45:21,809 --> 00:45:25,244
It's reverse discrimination
saying they don't really belong.
578
00:45:25,344 --> 00:45:28,611
No, you have to say...
I don't have to say anything.
579
00:45:28,711 --> 00:45:32,311
Jews make jokes about Jews.
It's called "jewish humor."
580
00:45:32,411 --> 00:45:34,244
When we do it,
it's called anti-semitism.
581
00:45:34,344 --> 00:45:35,611
Don't you agree?
582
00:45:35,711 --> 00:45:38,743
You do realize this is an
emotional argument? So?
583
00:45:38,910 --> 00:45:41,809
It has no basis in logic whatsoever.
584
00:45:41,909 --> 00:45:42,977
Oh, logic.
585
00:45:43,077 --> 00:45:45,411
Yes! You know, logic,
that holds society together.
586
00:45:45,511 --> 00:45:48,244
Logic that says people shouldn't
go around killing each other.
587
00:45:48,344 --> 00:45:49,243
Quite right.
588
00:45:49,343 --> 00:45:51,343
And that also tells us...
Look...
589
00:45:51,443 --> 00:45:54,344
Please! I've started,
so please let me finish!
590
00:45:54,444 --> 00:45:56,578
Magnus magnusson.
591
00:45:56,678 --> 00:46:00,676
Logic also tells us that
there must be constraints,
592
00:46:00,776 --> 00:46:04,244
And that, if people went around
saying exactly what they feel,
593
00:46:04,344 --> 00:46:06,476
The result would be barbarism.
594
00:46:08,843 --> 00:46:11,578
And I prefer civilization.
595
00:46:11,678 --> 00:46:13,609
That's all.
596
00:46:20,043 --> 00:46:21,975
Thank you.
597
00:46:25,210 --> 00:46:27,477
Roger dislikes anyone being
allowed to express themselves.
598
00:46:27,577 --> 00:46:29,511
He sees it as a threat
to property values.
599
00:46:29,611 --> 00:46:31,511
I don't think that's quite fair.
600
00:46:31,611 --> 00:46:35,110
He won't allow a firework display for
fear a rocket falls on our thatched roof.
601
00:46:35,210 --> 00:46:38,177
Now you're raising a different
point. Life is dangerous!
602
00:46:38,277 --> 00:46:41,176
Don't you realize?
603
00:46:41,276 --> 00:46:44,376
And sometimes,
there's nothing you can do!
604
00:46:48,410 --> 00:46:50,343
That's not true.
605
00:46:53,277 --> 00:46:56,043
I think you can always
limit the danger.
606
00:47:01,477 --> 00:47:03,742
What do you say, John Morgan?
607
00:47:06,544 --> 00:47:09,177
Speak up. Intercede.
608
00:47:09,277 --> 00:47:11,576
It's a marriage.
609
00:47:11,676 --> 00:47:14,610
You must adjudicate
between warring parties.
610
00:47:23,410 --> 00:47:26,342
Well, I can see both
sides, I suppose.
611
00:49:08,310 --> 00:49:10,610
Oh, well, goodness.
612
00:49:10,710 --> 00:49:13,543
How are you?
This is a coincidence. Um...
613
00:49:13,643 --> 00:49:15,542
Chrissie, this is Jean Travers.
614
00:49:15,642 --> 00:49:17,276
Hello. Hello. Is this a coincidence?
615
00:49:17,376 --> 00:49:20,476
Good lord, yes. I've given
up thinking about you.
616
00:49:20,576 --> 00:49:23,876
Oh, yes. Um, do, please.
Or would I be interrupting?
617
00:49:23,976 --> 00:49:25,909
No. Not in the slightest.
618
00:49:27,310 --> 00:49:30,543
Uh, Chrissie came into Leeds
to pick up some gear.
619
00:49:30,643 --> 00:49:32,211
I ride horses.
620
00:49:32,311 --> 00:49:35,710
I said I'd take her and
we'd go to the cinema.
621
00:49:35,810 --> 00:49:37,177
Yes. Thank you.
622
00:49:37,277 --> 00:49:38,643
A beer please.
623
00:49:38,743 --> 00:49:40,643
Yes, and me.
624
00:49:40,743 --> 00:49:42,977
So, what are you doing?
625
00:49:43,077 --> 00:49:45,410
Oh, I don't know.
626
00:49:45,510 --> 00:49:47,343
I've already ordered.
627
00:49:47,443 --> 00:49:49,376
Right.
628
00:49:58,776 --> 00:50:01,677
I'm afraid I got frightened.
629
00:50:01,777 --> 00:50:03,677
Frightened?
Yes.
630
00:50:03,777 --> 00:50:05,610
Are you living on your own?
631
00:50:05,710 --> 00:50:07,442
No, as it happens, I'm not.
632
00:50:07,542 --> 00:50:10,676
This girl came to stay with me.
Oh, she stayed?
633
00:50:10,776 --> 00:50:14,244
Yes. A friend of John Morgan's.
Have you heard about this?
634
00:50:14,344 --> 00:50:17,376
Yes.
So you know what I mean.
635
00:50:17,543 --> 00:50:20,476
And then today...
636
00:50:20,576 --> 00:50:23,344
I just... I was going
to go home and...
637
00:50:23,444 --> 00:50:27,576
Then I somehow, I couldn't
face it; I just had to get out.
638
00:50:27,676 --> 00:50:29,610
Why does she frighten you so much?
639
00:50:29,710 --> 00:50:31,610
It sounds silly.
640
00:50:31,710 --> 00:50:34,509
Well, I can't get hold of her.
641
00:50:34,609 --> 00:50:37,244
She arrived on my doorstep,
642
00:50:37,344 --> 00:50:40,143
And I thought, "oh, she
really wants to speak to me,"
643
00:50:40,243 --> 00:50:44,443
Because we've had a similar
experience, I suppose.
644
00:50:44,543 --> 00:50:47,942
But it's as if she had
a faculty missing.
645
00:50:49,377 --> 00:50:53,309
She seems to say something
and then it just slips away.
646
00:50:58,277 --> 00:51:01,176
She has no curiosity.
647
00:51:07,643 --> 00:51:11,776
Also... She asked if she could
stay the night. I said fine.
648
00:51:11,876 --> 00:51:16,310
The next day she didn't leave
and yesterday she asked to stay.
649
00:51:24,509 --> 00:51:27,977
It's hard to say, but...
650
00:51:28,077 --> 00:51:32,242
I can understand how Morgan
became obsessed with her.
651
00:51:34,710 --> 00:51:36,676
Did he?
Yes.
652
00:51:38,676 --> 00:51:40,608
Violently, I think.
653
00:51:42,542 --> 00:51:46,943
She's the sort of girl that
people become obsessed with.
654
00:51:47,043 --> 00:51:48,976
Excuse me.
655
00:52:52,944 --> 00:52:56,676
Well, I mean, I can hardly
wake her up and say,
656
00:52:56,776 --> 00:52:59,309
"this is my friend the policeman,
657
00:52:59,409 --> 00:53:02,743
And he offered to come
around and tell you to leave."
658
00:53:02,843 --> 00:53:04,608
No.
659
00:53:07,710 --> 00:53:09,609
Um, I don't know.
660
00:53:09,709 --> 00:53:12,642
Everything gets to seem spooky.
661
00:53:14,376 --> 00:53:16,809
Is that where the tile was?
662
00:53:18,077 --> 00:53:20,543
Yes.
663
00:53:20,643 --> 00:53:24,010
And he fixed it?
664
00:53:24,110 --> 00:53:26,077
What?
665
00:53:26,177 --> 00:53:28,109
How did he fix it?
666
00:53:30,109 --> 00:53:32,042
From the inside?
667
00:53:47,043 --> 00:53:49,308
Chrissie's waiting for you.
668
00:53:51,476 --> 00:53:53,777
Yes.
669
00:53:53,877 --> 00:53:56,475
Thank you for driving me home.
670
00:54:44,609 --> 00:54:48,309
I have a list of books I
was hoping to borrow.
671
00:54:48,409 --> 00:54:49,677
I'm sorry.
You've been misinformed.
672
00:54:49,777 --> 00:54:52,008
This isn't a lending
library, you know.
673
00:54:53,443 --> 00:54:55,676
It's the British library,
lending division?
674
00:54:55,776 --> 00:54:57,910
Yes, I know.
But we don't lend books.
675
00:54:58,010 --> 00:55:00,109
Or, only under very
special circumstances.
676
00:55:01,609 --> 00:55:04,043
I have a letter from my professor.
677
00:55:04,143 --> 00:55:08,076
Well, that won't be nearly
special enough, I'm afraid.
678
00:55:12,375 --> 00:55:15,610
Or just to look at the books,
not borrow them.
679
00:55:15,710 --> 00:55:17,843
Oh, yes, yes.
You can look,
680
00:55:17,943 --> 00:55:20,176
As long as you're a registered user.
681
00:55:20,276 --> 00:55:22,308
But you need authorization
from London.
682
00:55:26,242 --> 00:55:28,509
Yes. Well, I'll get that.
683
00:55:30,143 --> 00:55:32,475
Then I'll come back.
684
00:56:18,610 --> 00:56:21,042
Go to bed. Bed!
685
00:56:39,043 --> 00:56:40,944
We're off now, Stanley.
686
00:56:41,044 --> 00:56:43,408
Don't forget to unthaw the lunch.
687
00:56:44,909 --> 00:56:47,977
Clearing out all that jumble
began to upset me.
688
00:56:48,077 --> 00:56:50,209
Really?
689
00:56:50,309 --> 00:56:52,043
Didn't you feel like that?
690
00:56:52,143 --> 00:56:53,710
The past, you mean?
691
00:56:53,810 --> 00:56:55,510
Mmm.
692
00:56:55,610 --> 00:56:57,543
That isn't like you.
693
00:56:57,643 --> 00:56:59,576
Second-hand clothes.
694
00:57:02,910 --> 00:57:06,009
They say that murderers are
drawn to the second-hand.
695
00:57:06,109 --> 00:57:07,843
I hadn't heard that.
696
00:57:07,943 --> 00:57:09,676
Yes. There's a book.
697
00:57:09,776 --> 00:57:11,509
You like murder, roger.
698
00:57:11,609 --> 00:57:15,242
Yes, oh god, yes.
I'm addicted.
699
00:57:15,342 --> 00:57:18,976
Yes. There's a theory that
murder is characteristically
700
00:57:19,076 --> 00:57:22,009
Committed by people who
handle other peoples' things
701
00:57:22,109 --> 00:57:25,542
In second-hand clothes shops,
junk shops, markets.
702
00:57:27,109 --> 00:57:29,843
Self-improvement.
That's another hallmark.
703
00:57:29,943 --> 00:57:32,877
People who teach themselves
things at home, at night.
704
00:57:32,977 --> 00:57:35,808
Theories they only half understand.
705
00:57:37,175 --> 00:57:39,108
Informal education.
706
00:57:41,009 --> 00:57:43,409
A fantasy life of singular intensity.
707
00:57:43,509 --> 00:57:45,743
Didn't you go to
Switzerland last year?
708
00:57:45,843 --> 00:57:47,743
Yes. I, uh...
709
00:57:47,843 --> 00:57:50,509
Yes. A package tour.
710
00:57:50,609 --> 00:57:53,009
To the Reichenbach falls.
711
00:57:53,109 --> 00:57:55,776
There were 40 of us
from all over England.
712
00:57:55,876 --> 00:57:59,342
To see where Moriarty pushed
Sherlock Holmes over.
713
00:57:59,442 --> 00:58:01,409
Wonderful countryside.
714
00:58:01,509 --> 00:58:03,776
What did Verity think?
715
00:58:03,876 --> 00:58:05,643
Ah.
716
00:58:05,743 --> 00:58:08,075
She didn't come with me.
No.
717
00:58:12,376 --> 00:58:15,475
A colleague from home
economics came along.
718
00:58:28,676 --> 00:58:31,109
Do you like murder?
719
00:58:31,209 --> 00:58:33,209
Not much.
720
00:58:33,309 --> 00:58:35,109
But I prefer it to romance.
721
00:58:35,209 --> 00:58:38,109
Hello, Lil. Sorry we're late.
The dog was sick.
722
00:58:38,209 --> 00:58:39,009
Oh, dear.
723
00:58:39,109 --> 00:58:41,009
It's on a high-fiber diet.
724
00:58:41,109 --> 00:58:44,708
You know what it's like.
I don't think it likes mueslix.
725
01:00:12,908 --> 01:00:15,142
The river flows dark
tonight, sir Thomas.
726
01:00:15,242 --> 01:00:16,808
Will you take my boat?
727
01:00:16,908 --> 01:00:20,009
Boatman, though I do not mean to
deprive you of your livelihood,
728
01:00:20,109 --> 01:00:21,410
I cannot take your boat.
729
01:00:21,510 --> 01:00:24,342
For if I travel tonight,
I shall travel to the tower.
730
01:00:24,442 --> 01:00:27,843
They say that is a place from
which no man can return.
731
01:00:27,943 --> 01:00:28,976
Aye, not alive.
732
01:00:29,076 --> 01:00:32,343
But boatman, we are put on
this earth to serve god's will,
733
01:00:32,443 --> 01:00:35,809
And if I do it tonight,
and in the fullness of my heart,
734
01:00:35,909 --> 01:00:38,842
He shall protect me and
lead me to a better place
735
01:00:38,942 --> 01:00:41,175
Than any we have known in the world.
736
01:00:41,275 --> 01:00:43,342
I wish you good fortune, sire.
737
01:00:43,442 --> 01:00:46,875
Thank you, boatman.
You are lucky to know no kings.
738
01:00:46,975 --> 01:00:48,875
Here, take gold.
739
01:00:48,975 --> 01:00:51,974
Remember me in your prayers.
740
01:01:45,510 --> 01:01:47,442
So what do you do?
741
01:01:49,109 --> 01:01:51,076
Well, come on. Answer me.
742
01:01:51,176 --> 01:01:54,209
I don't want Janice to
take "a" level English.
743
01:01:54,309 --> 01:01:56,410
Because we want her to get on.
744
01:01:56,510 --> 01:01:58,342
We bought her a home computer.
745
01:02:01,676 --> 01:02:04,309
Surely you can tell
me what your name is?
746
01:02:04,409 --> 01:02:05,341
Now, look!
747
01:02:09,076 --> 01:02:11,009
Excuse me.
748
01:02:11,109 --> 01:02:13,009
She's cut her hand.
749
01:02:13,109 --> 01:02:15,708
I wasn't saying anything!
I didn't do anything.
750
01:02:15,808 --> 01:02:17,775
What's your problem, man?
751
01:02:17,875 --> 01:02:20,475
Please, Mr. Varley, come back!
752
01:02:26,775 --> 01:02:28,009
What did he say?
753
01:02:28,109 --> 01:02:30,342
I don't know.
What difference does it make?
754
01:02:30,442 --> 01:02:32,208
Why can't people leave me alone?
755
01:03:58,476 --> 01:04:00,376
What did he want?
756
01:04:00,476 --> 01:04:02,975
Who?
That parent.
757
01:04:05,808 --> 01:04:09,742
Nothing. He just asked questions.
758
01:04:09,842 --> 01:04:11,841
What kind?
759
01:04:13,109 --> 01:04:16,874
Oh, you know. Who was I?
What was I doing here?
760
01:04:20,742 --> 01:04:23,008
That sounds quite innocent.
761
01:04:26,009 --> 01:04:29,909
It's just... I hate it.
All this asking that goes on.
762
01:04:30,009 --> 01:04:32,176
People digging around.
763
01:04:32,276 --> 01:04:35,375
The way people have
to dig into one another.
764
01:04:36,576 --> 01:04:38,508
It's horrible.
765
01:04:49,942 --> 01:04:52,875
Did you say that to John Morgan?
766
01:04:54,609 --> 01:04:56,509
Yes.
767
01:04:56,609 --> 01:05:00,041
Well... I did.
768
01:05:11,276 --> 01:05:13,676
No wonder.
769
01:05:13,776 --> 01:05:16,375
I think you drove him crazy.
770
01:05:21,143 --> 01:05:23,408
I don't know what you mean.
771
01:05:27,142 --> 01:05:29,908
No, well... Exactly. That's why.
772
01:05:32,975 --> 01:05:36,708
Goodness, I don't mean deliberately.
I don't mean you meant to.
773
01:05:36,808 --> 01:05:40,607
I never do anything!
I never say anything!
774
01:06:33,542 --> 01:06:35,475
Karen.
775
01:06:36,942 --> 01:06:38,875
Karen?
776
01:06:44,409 --> 01:06:46,143
It's me.
777
01:06:46,243 --> 01:06:49,875
Karen, listen to me, please.
Get out of here.
778
01:06:49,975 --> 01:06:51,309
I only want to talk.
779
01:06:51,409 --> 01:06:53,209
Fuck you! Get out!
780
01:06:53,309 --> 01:06:56,708
No, look. You must
listen to me. Please!
781
01:06:59,076 --> 01:07:02,743
I want some feeling!
I want some contact!
782
01:07:02,843 --> 01:07:05,343
I want you fucking near me!
783
01:07:05,443 --> 01:07:07,108
Ah!
784
01:07:10,109 --> 01:07:11,141
Oh!
785
01:07:12,709 --> 01:07:14,640
Please don't go.
786
01:07:16,275 --> 01:07:19,176
You make an effort.
You try and be nice!
787
01:07:19,276 --> 01:07:21,409
Try and do anything!
788
01:07:21,509 --> 01:07:23,975
You just get your head chopped off.
789
01:07:24,075 --> 01:07:26,007
Why try?
790
01:07:29,375 --> 01:07:32,542
Anyway... Tell me.
791
01:07:32,642 --> 01:07:35,542
Go on, tell me,
since you're so clever.
792
01:07:35,642 --> 01:07:37,408
What did you do?
793
01:07:38,942 --> 01:07:40,842
Oh, Karen.
794
01:07:40,942 --> 01:07:43,375
If it wasn't an accident,
795
01:07:44,842 --> 01:07:47,375
I'd love to know what you did.
796
01:07:48,475 --> 01:07:50,375
Oh, Karen.
797
01:07:50,475 --> 01:07:52,408
Karen...
798
01:07:52,508 --> 01:07:54,607
Come back!
799
01:08:12,842 --> 01:08:16,842
If I had the guts,
I'd just say to him,
800
01:08:16,942 --> 01:08:20,909
"look. I don't want you to go.
I need you."
801
01:08:21,009 --> 01:08:22,875
Why don't you say that?
802
01:08:23,043 --> 01:08:24,676
Because to him, it's everything.
803
01:08:24,776 --> 01:08:27,042
Being an airman is everything.
804
01:08:27,142 --> 01:08:29,042
Until he gets to Malaya,
805
01:08:29,142 --> 01:08:31,976
He isn't going to feel
being an airman is real.
806
01:08:32,076 --> 01:08:33,176
What do you feel?
807
01:08:33,276 --> 01:08:35,609
I don't know.
Of course I don't like it.
808
01:08:35,709 --> 01:08:38,308
Are you frightened he's
going to get killed?
809
01:08:38,408 --> 01:08:40,341
No.
810
01:08:40,441 --> 01:08:44,542
No, of course not.
I hadn't even thought of it.
811
01:08:44,642 --> 01:08:46,809
Why'd you say that?
812
01:08:46,909 --> 01:08:49,574
I'm sorry. I didn't think.
813
01:08:53,242 --> 01:08:55,642
With him I can't talk.
814
01:08:55,742 --> 01:08:58,740
With him I can't say anything I feel.
815
01:09:00,275 --> 01:09:02,342
Because I read books,
816
01:09:02,442 --> 01:09:06,142
I feel, for some reason,
I'm not allowed to talk.
817
01:09:06,242 --> 01:09:09,008
There's always a gulf.
818
01:09:12,942 --> 01:09:15,742
Doesn't seem a very
good basis for marriage.
819
01:09:15,842 --> 01:09:17,941
No, I suppose.
820
01:09:24,475 --> 01:09:26,407
Perhaps...
821
01:09:28,675 --> 01:09:31,076
Perhaps sex isn't everything.
822
01:09:31,176 --> 01:09:33,108
No.
823
01:09:34,942 --> 01:09:37,675
It's time that you talked to him.
824
01:09:37,775 --> 01:09:40,407
Soon he'll be gone.
825
01:09:44,242 --> 01:09:46,409
Jim.
826
01:09:46,509 --> 01:09:48,441
Jim, it's hopeless.
827
01:09:50,109 --> 01:09:52,009
How can it work anymore
828
01:09:52,109 --> 01:09:55,742
Snatching time when
my mum's out at cards,
829
01:09:55,842 --> 01:09:59,076
Knowing we can't get married
because of your parents?
830
01:09:59,176 --> 01:10:01,775
We'll get married.
831
01:10:01,875 --> 01:10:03,942
Eventually, yes.
832
01:10:04,042 --> 01:10:07,008
When you finally get
back from Malaya.
833
01:10:08,375 --> 01:10:11,974
But it's so long, it makes
everything seem pointless.
834
01:10:15,209 --> 01:10:17,808
Don't you think we
should be sensible?
835
01:10:48,109 --> 01:10:50,041
No.
836
01:11:36,541 --> 01:11:38,474
Hmm.
837
01:11:41,776 --> 01:11:43,075
Hello, boy.
838
01:11:50,009 --> 01:11:52,775
There's a man out here to see you.
839
01:12:08,508 --> 01:12:12,108
...At its most basic.
840
01:12:12,208 --> 01:12:14,842
Or at least not conveying the sense.
That's a possibility.
841
01:12:14,942 --> 01:12:16,575
You've got to take
that into account.
842
01:12:16,675 --> 01:12:18,776
Yes, I understand.
I don't want to press you.
843
01:12:18,876 --> 01:12:19,775
No. Go ahead.
844
01:12:19,875 --> 01:12:21,375
Hello. How are you?
845
01:12:21,475 --> 01:12:23,475
...Your arms above your head.
846
01:12:23,575 --> 01:12:25,241
I'm just taking that as an example.
847
01:12:25,341 --> 01:12:26,842
Does that necessarily
mean you're happy?
848
01:12:26,942 --> 01:12:28,942
You look shattered.
849
01:12:29,042 --> 01:12:30,475
...Happiness in certain circumstances
850
01:12:30,575 --> 01:12:33,108
According to those
circumstances, certainly, yes.
851
01:12:33,208 --> 01:12:36,074
Or, it can mean release, or triumph.
852
01:12:43,909 --> 01:12:46,674
I'm afraid I've had
some trouble at home.
853
01:12:49,976 --> 01:12:52,807
Chrissie went back to her husband.
854
01:12:54,241 --> 01:12:56,142
She had one already?
855
01:12:56,242 --> 01:12:57,507
Oh, yes.
856
01:12:59,109 --> 01:13:01,909
Who she told me she
never saw anymore.
857
01:13:02,009 --> 01:13:03,941
But all the time...
858
01:13:06,208 --> 01:13:09,042
I don't know.
859
01:13:09,142 --> 01:13:12,041
It turns out I was a subplot.
860
01:13:12,141 --> 01:13:15,375
The real story was
happening elsewhere.
861
01:13:15,475 --> 01:13:17,407
That's a terrible feeling.
862
01:13:18,975 --> 01:13:20,907
Yeah. The worst.
863
01:13:25,308 --> 01:13:29,175
It's shaken my whole idea of myself.
864
01:13:29,275 --> 01:13:33,408
You know, what I'm
doing as a policeman.
865
01:13:33,508 --> 01:13:37,241
I mean, if the day was
no good, if it was...
866
01:13:37,341 --> 01:13:41,774
Awful or silly, I could always
go back to Chrissie and laugh.
867
01:13:43,408 --> 01:13:46,742
Now it turns out that
she wasn't really with me.
868
01:13:46,842 --> 01:13:48,809
She laughed...
869
01:13:48,909 --> 01:13:51,174
But she was elsewhere.
870
01:13:56,241 --> 01:13:58,141
What's he like?
871
01:13:58,241 --> 01:14:00,475
Awful.
872
01:14:00,575 --> 01:14:03,407
He's the sort of man who keeps sheep.
873
01:14:05,408 --> 01:14:07,308
I mean, for god's sake,
874
01:14:07,408 --> 01:14:11,173
If you want wool,
go and buy it in a shop.
875
01:14:14,775 --> 01:14:17,175
Listen.
I'll tell you why I'm here.
876
01:14:17,275 --> 01:14:19,342
I was piecing together the evening.
877
01:14:19,442 --> 01:14:20,908
Can't you leave it?
878
01:14:22,241 --> 01:14:24,274
Well, yes.
879
01:14:24,742 --> 01:14:26,608
This is just an amateur's interest.
880
01:14:31,308 --> 01:14:33,908
All right.
881
01:14:36,108 --> 01:14:38,140
It's just that...
882
01:14:40,842 --> 01:14:43,575
There was food...
883
01:14:43,675 --> 01:14:46,308
Then there was talking...
884
01:14:46,408 --> 01:14:48,340
Then you went upstairs.
885
01:14:50,308 --> 01:14:53,941
Didn't you have a few
moments alone with him?
886
01:14:54,041 --> 01:14:56,175
When you were together...
887
01:14:56,275 --> 01:14:58,409
What did you talk about?
888
01:14:58,509 --> 01:15:00,508
Fixing the roof.
889
01:15:02,342 --> 01:15:05,908
It's just that roger...
your colleague, roger... says...
890
01:15:06,008 --> 01:15:09,808
That when you came back,
he remembers that you'd changed.
891
01:15:09,908 --> 01:15:11,508
Changed?
892
01:15:13,475 --> 01:15:16,375
Not, uh... I don't mean...
I'm not saying...
893
01:15:16,475 --> 01:15:18,375
As a person.
894
01:15:18,475 --> 01:15:21,041
Your clothes.
895
01:15:21,141 --> 01:15:24,407
Well, I put on my trousers.
I'd snagged my stocking.
896
01:15:26,575 --> 01:15:28,507
Oh, gosh.
897
01:15:34,374 --> 01:15:36,341
Poor you.
898
01:15:36,441 --> 01:15:38,908
So, how are you managing alone?
899
01:15:40,975 --> 01:15:43,574
Don't you think you should tell me?
900
01:15:47,875 --> 01:15:49,808
What happened?
901
01:15:52,175 --> 01:15:54,341
Was it your fault?
902
01:15:58,941 --> 01:16:01,575
I th... I think.
903
01:16:01,675 --> 01:16:03,941
In a way.
904
01:16:11,375 --> 01:16:14,040
It's because he was a stranger.
905
01:16:16,975 --> 01:16:19,574
No. I'm not sure I can explain.
906
01:16:23,542 --> 01:16:25,474
Because I didn't know him.
907
01:16:31,275 --> 01:16:34,708
Now I can feel him dragging me down.
908
01:16:39,341 --> 01:16:41,742
I thought I could get over it,
909
01:16:41,842 --> 01:16:45,107
But now, everywhere,
the darkness beckons.
910
01:16:46,675 --> 01:16:49,375
These things become real.
911
01:16:49,475 --> 01:16:51,841
He wants me down there.
912
01:16:53,475 --> 01:16:55,008
Well, you have to fight.
913
01:16:55,108 --> 01:16:57,207
Well, I have fought.
914
01:16:59,741 --> 01:17:02,808
How dare you?
915
01:17:02,908 --> 01:17:06,174
I fought for three weeks,
and you didn't help.
916
01:17:07,941 --> 01:17:11,408
Sending me that
miserable little girl.
917
01:17:11,508 --> 01:17:14,107
What gives you that right?
918
01:17:16,608 --> 01:17:18,541
To meddle?
919
01:17:21,942 --> 01:17:25,207
Police always bring sadness.
920
01:17:44,008 --> 01:17:45,940
I'm going to sit here.
921
01:17:47,709 --> 01:17:50,542
I won't go away.
922
01:17:50,642 --> 01:17:54,842
Now, Stanley...
Don't drink too much, please.
923
01:17:54,942 --> 01:17:57,341
Last night, you were stupid with gin.
924
01:17:57,441 --> 01:17:59,374
I like gin.
925
01:18:00,442 --> 01:18:01,908
Oh.
926
01:18:02,008 --> 01:18:03,642
I rang the bell.
927
01:18:03,742 --> 01:18:06,340
Well, she can see us
through the window.
928
01:18:09,841 --> 01:18:12,007
Jean?
929
01:18:12,107 --> 01:18:14,040
I'm John Morgan.
930
01:18:18,309 --> 01:18:19,575
Hello.
931
01:18:19,675 --> 01:18:22,108
Oh, you brought an extra.
932
01:18:22,208 --> 01:18:24,708
Come on. Come on in.
933
01:18:24,808 --> 01:18:25,808
The more, the merrier.
934
01:18:25,908 --> 01:18:28,142
John Morgan.
935
01:18:28,242 --> 01:18:31,007
I've already told Stanley
not to get drunk.
936
01:18:35,542 --> 01:18:37,873
What?
937
01:18:40,875 --> 01:18:42,807
Revenge.
938
01:18:47,008 --> 01:18:50,774
That's what it is. Revenge!
That's what she's doing!
939
01:18:50,874 --> 01:18:53,174
Who?
940
01:18:53,274 --> 01:18:55,207
The prime minister.
941
01:18:56,974 --> 01:19:00,973
She's taking some...
Terrible revenge for something.
942
01:19:02,675 --> 01:19:06,441
Some deep damage. Something
inside. God knows what.
943
01:19:08,041 --> 01:19:11,840
For crimes behind the privet hedge.
944
01:19:13,242 --> 01:19:17,175
And now the whole
country's suffering!
945
01:19:17,275 --> 01:19:19,241
Yet we've done nothing to her.
946
01:19:19,341 --> 01:19:21,108
Do you think that?
947
01:19:21,208 --> 01:19:23,275
Yes, I do.
948
01:19:23,375 --> 01:19:24,575
Coq au vin.
949
01:19:24,675 --> 01:19:26,541
Oh! Wonderful!
950
01:19:26,641 --> 01:19:28,542
Stanley, you're drunk.
951
01:19:28,642 --> 01:19:30,375
One drunk?
952
01:19:30,475 --> 01:19:32,375
Yes, I am.
Drunk and disorderly,
953
01:19:32,475 --> 01:19:34,008
Where once I was orderly.
954
01:19:34,108 --> 01:19:35,408
Who's first?
955
01:19:35,508 --> 01:19:38,942
I used to keep my thoughts
in neat rows like vegetables.
956
01:19:39,042 --> 01:19:40,942
All pegged out under cloches.
957
01:19:41,042 --> 01:19:44,941
I kept my thoughts under cloches.
Now, they grow wild.
958
01:19:45,041 --> 01:19:46,941
Marcia?
959
01:19:47,041 --> 01:19:49,208
Oh, sorry.
You wouldn't know.
960
01:19:49,308 --> 01:19:51,342
I am the local solicitor.
961
01:19:51,442 --> 01:19:54,841
The town's official
sanctifier of greed.
962
01:19:54,941 --> 01:19:57,008
Those little unseemly transactions.
963
01:19:57,108 --> 01:19:59,342
I'll just take some of this.
Verity.
964
01:19:59,442 --> 01:20:01,875
I see people as they truly are.
965
01:20:01,975 --> 01:20:04,409
Nonsense.
966
01:20:04,509 --> 01:20:06,841
Oh, this smells marvelous.
967
01:20:06,941 --> 01:20:10,875
I remember once, my father,
968
01:20:10,975 --> 01:20:12,941
Also a solicitor,
969
01:20:13,041 --> 01:20:18,175
Said, "I have learnt never to judge
970
01:20:18,275 --> 01:20:23,807
Any man from his behavior with
money and the opposite sex."
971
01:20:28,241 --> 01:20:31,341
Yet it is my own saddened experience
972
01:20:31,441 --> 01:20:35,441
That those are the only
ways to judge them.
973
01:20:35,541 --> 01:20:36,675
Salad?
974
01:20:36,775 --> 01:20:38,108
Thank you.
975
01:20:38,208 --> 01:20:40,108
Stanley thinks good of nobody.
976
01:20:40,208 --> 01:20:42,075
Not true.
977
01:20:42,175 --> 01:20:44,208
I expect good of nobody.
978
01:20:44,308 --> 01:20:45,908
Thank you.
979
01:20:46,008 --> 01:20:48,540
And I'm sometimes
pleasantly surprised.
980
01:20:50,642 --> 01:20:52,108
There we are.
981
01:20:52,208 --> 01:20:54,307
And when I find good,
982
01:20:56,175 --> 01:20:58,075
My first feeling
983
01:20:58,175 --> 01:21:00,774
Is one of nostalgia for
something we've lost.
984
01:21:00,874 --> 01:21:03,140
Here, take.
Thanks.
985
01:21:04,774 --> 01:21:07,775
Ask John Morgan.
986
01:21:07,875 --> 01:21:09,807
John.
987
01:21:12,441 --> 01:21:14,341
Well, I don't know.
988
01:21:14,441 --> 01:21:16,008
Go on.
989
01:21:16,108 --> 01:21:19,008
I only know...
990
01:21:19,108 --> 01:21:22,640
Goodness...
991
01:21:22,740 --> 01:21:25,308
And anger...
992
01:21:25,408 --> 01:21:28,541
And revenge...
993
01:21:28,641 --> 01:21:30,574
And evil...
994
01:21:32,541 --> 01:21:34,473
And desire.
995
01:21:35,808 --> 01:21:38,541
These seem to me far
better words than
996
01:21:38,641 --> 01:21:42,008
Neurosis and psychology and paranoia.
997
01:21:42,108 --> 01:21:44,541
These old words.
998
01:21:45,008 --> 01:21:48,707
These good, old words
have a sort of... Conviction,
999
01:21:50,442 --> 01:21:54,374
Which all this modern apparatus
of language now lacks.
1000
01:21:57,007 --> 01:21:58,908
Ah, well, yes.
1001
01:21:59,008 --> 01:22:01,508
We bury these words.
1002
01:22:01,608 --> 01:22:04,442
These simple feelings.
1003
01:22:04,542 --> 01:22:06,807
We bury them deep.
1004
01:22:08,174 --> 01:22:11,408
And all the building over
that constitutes this century
1005
01:22:11,508 --> 01:22:14,374
Will not wish these feelings away.
1006
01:22:16,908 --> 01:22:19,708
Yes, well, you'll have to say
what you really mean by that.
1007
01:22:19,808 --> 01:22:22,309
Would I?
1008
01:22:22,409 --> 01:22:25,007
Yeah.
Define your terms.
1009
01:22:27,408 --> 01:22:29,341
They don't need defining.
1010
01:22:30,908 --> 01:22:34,940
If you can't feel them,
you might as well be dead.
1011
01:22:47,741 --> 01:22:51,275
Well... What do you think?
1012
01:22:51,375 --> 01:22:54,639
Well, of course, you look wonderful.
1013
01:23:02,874 --> 01:23:05,207
You don't like me going.
1014
01:23:07,774 --> 01:23:10,075
What makes you say that?
1015
01:23:10,175 --> 01:23:12,374
I've never said that.
1016
01:23:13,741 --> 01:23:15,641
I've encouraged you.
1017
01:23:15,741 --> 01:23:18,174
I can see it's your happiness.
1018
01:23:20,042 --> 01:23:22,540
You've never been happier than today.
1019
01:23:23,841 --> 01:23:27,773
I've always told you,
you must do what you want.
1020
01:23:29,640 --> 01:23:31,541
Yes.
1021
01:23:31,641 --> 01:23:35,407
You supported me, and...
And I've been grateful.
1022
01:23:36,808 --> 01:23:40,007
I'll come back.
We'll have a house.
1023
01:23:47,908 --> 01:23:50,641
If you want to stop me, you can.
1024
01:23:50,741 --> 01:23:53,674
No. I'll study. I've lots to do.
1025
01:23:57,974 --> 01:24:00,073
Are you being true with me?
1026
01:24:01,707 --> 01:24:03,440
True?
1027
01:24:03,540 --> 01:24:05,473
What's it mean?
1028
01:24:14,607 --> 01:24:18,773
If you've anything
to say, speak it now.
1029
01:24:23,974 --> 01:24:25,907
Nothing.
1030
01:24:36,741 --> 01:24:40,240
Good-bye.
1031
01:26:22,808 --> 01:26:25,675
Oh!
1032
01:26:25,775 --> 01:26:27,207
Where'd that come from?
1033
01:26:27,307 --> 01:26:29,541
Oh, god.
1034
01:26:29,641 --> 01:26:31,707
It looks as if your
roof is in trouble.
1035
01:26:31,807 --> 01:26:33,573
I'm very practical.
1036
01:26:35,841 --> 01:26:37,873
Right.
1037
01:26:58,708 --> 01:27:00,707
Show me your money.
1038
01:27:14,474 --> 01:27:16,573
Put that in your shoe.
1039
01:27:27,142 --> 01:27:29,074
Let's go in.
1040
01:27:35,440 --> 01:27:37,908
What you said...
1041
01:27:38,008 --> 01:27:42,272
What you said about those
feelings, it made such sense.
1042
01:27:43,541 --> 01:27:46,808
Yes. I thought you'd understand me.
1043
01:27:46,908 --> 01:27:48,840
It's here.
1044
01:28:06,374 --> 01:28:10,340
Take part in your game.
1045
01:28:10,440 --> 01:28:13,474
We would like to.
1046
01:28:13,574 --> 01:28:18,273
We have heard, the best
game of poker in Malaya.
1047
01:28:28,374 --> 01:28:30,306
Okay.
1048
01:28:47,474 --> 01:28:49,506
Thanks very much.
1049
01:29:01,608 --> 01:29:03,508
I think it's fixed.
1050
01:29:03,608 --> 01:29:05,206
Thank you.
1051
01:29:06,440 --> 01:29:08,373
Shall we go down?
1052
01:29:12,474 --> 01:29:13,574
What have you given him?
1053
01:29:13,674 --> 01:29:15,407
Okay. It's okay.
I have something.
1054
01:29:15,507 --> 01:29:16,974
- Oh!
- Don't drag him!
1055
01:29:23,641 --> 01:29:26,273
Who runs this game?
I thought you were the boss!
1056
01:29:26,373 --> 01:29:29,040
No fighting, please.
1057
01:29:31,308 --> 01:29:32,407
I have something.
1058
01:29:32,507 --> 01:29:35,008
Step in here.
1059
01:29:35,108 --> 01:29:38,073
I will give you some
medicine for him.
1060
01:30:27,707 --> 01:30:31,974
I love the slow evenings
when summer begins to come.
1061
01:30:33,474 --> 01:30:36,407
It doesn't get dark until 8:00.
1062
01:30:39,574 --> 01:30:42,407
Absurd. It isn't possible.
1063
01:30:42,507 --> 01:30:44,841
No.
1064
01:30:44,941 --> 01:30:47,073
English airman...
1065
01:31:35,441 --> 01:31:37,874
Listen...
1066
01:31:37,974 --> 01:31:39,842
I know you're in trouble.
1067
01:31:39,942 --> 01:31:41,274
What?
1068
01:31:41,374 --> 01:31:43,707
You're in trouble...
Like me.
1069
01:31:43,807 --> 01:31:46,608
No. No, I don't know what you mean.
1070
01:31:46,708 --> 01:31:48,307
Come on.
1071
01:31:48,407 --> 01:31:50,675
I... No.
1072
01:31:50,775 --> 01:31:52,675
You're lonely.
1073
01:31:52,775 --> 01:31:55,808
Yes, well, I'm lonely,
but I'm not in trouble.
1074
01:31:55,908 --> 01:31:57,174
Please don't argue.
1075
01:31:57,274 --> 01:32:00,674
All that hope coming out of you,
all that cheerful resolution.
1076
01:32:00,774 --> 01:32:03,040
All that wonderful enlightenment...
1077
01:32:03,140 --> 01:32:06,307
For what? For nothing.
1078
01:32:06,407 --> 01:32:07,841
You know it's for nothing.
1079
01:32:07,941 --> 01:32:10,174
Don't tell me that
cheerfulness is real.
1080
01:32:10,274 --> 01:32:11,372
Yes, of course.
1081
01:32:12,674 --> 01:32:17,006
You and I...
We understand each other.
1082
01:32:17,106 --> 01:32:19,073
What? No. What?
1083
01:32:19,173 --> 01:32:23,407
You fake. You fake
all that cheerfulness.
1084
01:32:23,507 --> 01:32:26,674
No! I don't. It's who I am.
1085
01:32:26,774 --> 01:32:28,741
Then why did you lead me up here?
1086
01:32:28,841 --> 01:32:29,973
I didn't.
1087
01:32:30,073 --> 01:32:32,006
Liar!
1088
01:32:35,241 --> 01:32:38,341
You know. You know
where you're looking.
1089
01:32:38,441 --> 01:32:40,174
No, I don't.
1090
01:32:40,274 --> 01:32:43,107
You've been here, where I am.
1091
01:32:43,207 --> 01:32:45,139
No, I haven't.
1092
01:33:12,274 --> 01:33:14,107
I'm sorry.
1093
01:33:14,207 --> 01:33:17,841
But I haven't been more ill.
1094
01:33:17,941 --> 01:33:19,874
I have to change.
1095
01:33:19,974 --> 01:33:20,907
No.
1096
01:33:21,007 --> 01:33:23,906
Yes. Oh, please.
1097
01:33:27,074 --> 01:33:29,006
You will!
1098
01:33:41,140 --> 01:33:42,273
Out into the night,
1099
01:33:42,373 --> 01:33:46,073
And then good night again.
1100
01:33:46,173 --> 01:33:49,374
Oops!
1101
01:33:49,474 --> 01:33:53,240
Oh! The drinking of whisky
the drinking of gin...
1102
01:33:55,940 --> 01:33:58,039
It's been very pleasant.
1103
01:34:01,474 --> 01:34:04,640
Would you mind
if I came around again?
1104
01:34:41,141 --> 01:34:43,773
There. Hold me tight.
1105
01:35:41,574 --> 01:35:43,807
Jessica, aren't you coming with me?
1106
01:35:43,907 --> 01:35:45,740
Yes. On the 16th.
1107
01:35:45,840 --> 01:35:47,574
I can't go on the english trip.
1108
01:35:47,674 --> 01:35:48,972
Oh, yes, you can.
1109
01:35:50,207 --> 01:35:52,872
Right then, everyone.
Good morning.
1110
01:35:54,107 --> 01:35:55,840
Window, please.
1111
01:35:55,940 --> 01:35:58,373
Gosh. A dirty
blackboard already.
1112
01:36:06,907 --> 01:36:10,274
Where's Suzie, please?
1113
01:36:10,374 --> 01:36:12,341
Anyone know?
1114
01:36:12,441 --> 01:36:14,274
She's run away to London, miss.
1115
01:36:14,374 --> 01:36:17,974
With Alfred Egerton in science fifth.
1116
01:36:18,074 --> 01:36:20,973
Has she been in touch
with her parents?
1117
01:36:21,073 --> 01:36:22,307
Yes, miss.
Good.
1118
01:36:22,407 --> 01:36:24,640
She said she couldn't
see the point of school.
1119
01:36:24,740 --> 01:36:26,506
No?
1120
01:36:28,608 --> 01:36:31,873
Well, sometimes,
I have that problem.
1121
01:36:31,973 --> 01:36:34,007
Anyone else?
1122
01:36:34,107 --> 01:36:36,373
Anyone else want to go?
1123
01:36:41,340 --> 01:36:43,974
Right, then.
1124
01:36:44,074 --> 01:36:46,807
For those of us still remaining...
1125
01:36:46,907 --> 01:36:50,807
Us maniacs, assorted
oddballs, eccentrics,
1126
01:36:50,907 --> 01:36:55,606
Folk who still think
education is worthwhile...
1127
01:36:55,706 --> 01:36:57,805
I suggest we keep trying.
1128
01:36:59,474 --> 01:37:01,473
All right, everyone?
1129
01:37:02,707 --> 01:37:04,640
Good.
1130
01:37:09,107 --> 01:37:11,039
Then, let's work.
1131
01:38:41,407 --> 01:38:43,340
How are you?
1132
01:38:48,241 --> 01:38:50,074
How are you?
1133
01:38:50,174 --> 01:38:52,106
I'm better.
1134
01:38:58,007 --> 01:38:59,939
How's Marcia?
1135
01:39:01,941 --> 01:39:03,872
Tremendous.
1136
01:39:05,441 --> 01:39:07,372
Oh, yes.
1137
01:39:09,207 --> 01:39:12,972
The charity bridge tournament
takes up all her time.
1138
01:39:39,773 --> 01:39:43,174
When you're a boy, you think,
"oh, it's so easy."
1139
01:39:43,274 --> 01:39:46,139
Always wipe the slate and move on.
1140
01:39:47,874 --> 01:39:51,940
Then, with the years, you find
you become a prisoner of dreams.
1141
01:39:52,040 --> 01:39:55,607
A girl ran away this morning.
1142
01:39:55,707 --> 01:39:57,940
Good luck to her.
1143
01:39:58,040 --> 01:40:00,341
Yes.
1144
01:40:00,441 --> 01:40:02,706
Good luck.
1145
01:40:06,574 --> 01:40:09,173
To all our escapes.
1145
01:40:10,305 --> 01:40:16,372
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