WEBVTT 00:00:00.502 --> 00:00:20.502 ..:: Presented By ZarFilm Website ::.. .:: www.bolboljan.net ::. 00:00:34.526 --> 00:00:36.619 Christchurch... 00:00:36.695 --> 00:00:39.528 New Zealand's city of the plains. 00:00:39.598 --> 00:00:42.931 Here, when spring comes to Canterbury, 00:00:43.001 --> 00:00:45.299 daffodils bloom gay and golden 00:00:45.370 --> 00:00:48.430 in the woodland of Hagley Park. 00:00:48.507 --> 00:00:49.906 Through the park, 00:00:49.975 --> 00:00:53.672 tree-bordered, green-banked, the Avon flows, 00:00:53.745 --> 00:00:56.407 a small and placid stream. 00:00:56.481 --> 00:00:59.143 The riverbank is cool and green, 00:00:59.218 --> 00:01:02.153 a quiet haven from the bustle of the city. 00:01:07.059 --> 00:01:10.324 Nearby are tall buildings, 00:01:10.395 --> 00:01:13.592 busy streets, and the heart of the city, 00:01:13.665 --> 00:01:16.099 Cathedral Square. 00:01:16.168 --> 00:01:18.102 Every city street is flat, 00:01:18.170 --> 00:01:20.604 so there are bicycles everywhere. 00:01:20.672 --> 00:01:22.765 This is a city of cycling. 00:01:28.413 --> 00:01:33.009 Mothers, fathers, sons, and daughters all on wheels... 00:01:33.085 --> 00:01:35.349 cyclists of all ages 00:01:35.420 --> 00:01:39.584 from 8 to 80 ride to play or work each day. 00:01:39.658 --> 00:01:41.592 There are thousands of them, 00:01:41.660 --> 00:01:45.323 and only Copenhagen is said to boast more bicycles. 00:01:48.400 --> 00:01:50.925 Canterbury University College... 00:01:51.003 --> 00:01:55.167 weathered gray stone buildings, shadowed cloisters. 00:01:55.240 --> 00:01:58.141 It was here Lord Rutherford began a great career. 00:01:58.210 --> 00:02:02.613 The girls' high school stands in Cranmer Square, 00:02:02.681 --> 00:02:06.811 and not far away are the broad acres of Hagley Park, 00:02:06.885 --> 00:02:09.012 with playing fields for many sports. 00:02:12.457 --> 00:02:16.291 In spring, summer, and autumn, 00:02:16.361 --> 00:02:20.127 Christchurch gardens are gay and colored. 00:02:20.198 --> 00:02:23.065 Yes, Christchurch, 00:02:23.135 --> 00:02:26.400 New Zealand's city of the plains. 00:02:52.964 --> 00:02:54.898 Mummy! 00:02:54.966 --> 00:02:56.433 Mummy! 00:02:58.170 --> 00:02:59.762 Mummy! 00:03:12.117 --> 00:03:14.711 It's Mummy! 00:03:14.786 --> 00:03:16.720 She's terribly hurt! 00:03:16.788 --> 00:03:18.949 Please... help us! 00:03:34.473 --> 00:03:43.472 d Just a closer walk with Thee d 00:03:43.548 --> 00:03:52.354 d Grant it, Jesus, is my plea d 00:03:52.424 --> 00:04:00.263 d Daily walking close to Thee d 00:04:00.332 --> 00:04:09.900 d Let it be, dear Lord, let it be d 00:04:09.975 --> 00:04:20.112 d Now, I am weak and Thou art strong d 00:04:20.185 --> 00:04:28.957 d Jesus, keep me from all wrong d 00:04:29.027 --> 00:04:36.832 d I'll be satisfied as long d 00:04:36.902 --> 00:04:47.335 d As I walk, let me walk close to Thee d 00:04:47.412 --> 00:04:56.514 d Through this world of toil and snares d 00:04:56.588 --> 00:05:05.860 d If I falter, Lord, who cares? d 00:05:05.931 --> 00:05:13.337 d Who with me my burden shares? d 00:05:13.405 --> 00:05:23.974 d None but Thee, dear Lord, none but Thee d 00:05:24.049 --> 00:05:33.151 d Just a closer walk with Thee d 00:05:33.225 --> 00:05:42.258 d Grant it, Jesus, is my plea d 00:05:42.334 --> 00:05:50.332 d Daily walking close to Thee d 00:05:50.408 --> 00:06:02.946 d Let it be, dear Lord, let it be d 00:06:03.021 --> 00:06:04.352 Sit. 00:06:24.242 --> 00:06:27.541 The imperfect subjunctive, like the imperfect indicative, 00:06:27.612 --> 00:06:30.206 indicates action in the past. 00:06:30.282 --> 00:06:34.378 He wanted her to give him the money. 00:06:34.452 --> 00:06:36.317 Translate, somebody. 00:06:36.388 --> 00:06:37.548 Quickly. 00:06:37.622 --> 00:06:39.385 He wanted her to give him some money. 00:06:39.457 --> 00:06:40.890 Put up your hand. 00:06:40.959 --> 00:06:44.360 I will not have girls talking out of turn in my class. 00:06:47.198 --> 00:06:48.961 Good morning, girls. 00:06:49.034 --> 00:06:51.093 Good morning, Miss Stewart. 00:06:51.169 --> 00:06:54.730 Sit. 00:06:54.806 --> 00:07:01.541 Miss Waller, class... this is Juliet Hulme. 00:07:04.916 --> 00:07:07.407 Juliet is joining us from St. Margaret, 00:07:07.485 --> 00:07:09.316 and prior to that, she spent some time 00:07:09.387 --> 00:07:11.582 at Queenswood in the Hawkes Bay. 00:07:11.656 --> 00:07:13.851 I am actually from England, Miss Stewart. 00:07:13.925 --> 00:07:15.085 Of course. 00:07:15.160 --> 00:07:17.628 Juliet's father is Dr. Hulme, 00:07:17.696 --> 00:07:19.926 rector of Canterbury College. 00:07:19.998 --> 00:07:23.661 Juliet has traveled all over the world. 00:07:23.735 --> 00:07:26.704 And I'm sure she's very eager to share her impressions 00:07:26.771 --> 00:07:31.674 of exotic lands across the seas with the girls of 3A. 00:07:31.743 --> 00:07:34.803 Hmm. Well, I'll leave you to it, Miss Waller. 00:07:34.879 --> 00:07:37.473 Juliet. 00:07:38.917 --> 00:07:41.112 You can sit over here, Juliet. 00:07:44.689 --> 00:07:48.591 We use French names in this class. 00:07:48.660 --> 00:07:51.390 You can choose your own. 00:07:51.463 --> 00:07:54.796 Now, irregular verbs in the present subjunctive... 00:07:54.866 --> 00:08:01.601 I doubted... that he would come. 00:08:01.673 --> 00:08:05.541 Excuse me, Miss Waller. You've made a mistake. 00:08:05.610 --> 00:08:10.013 "I doubted that he would come" is, in fact, the spoken subjunctive. 00:08:10.081 --> 00:08:13.949 It is customary to stand when addressing a teacher... 00:08:14.019 --> 00:08:15.509 Antoinette. 00:08:18.923 --> 00:08:20.891 You should have written "came." 00:08:20.959 --> 00:08:22.551 Oh. 00:08:22.627 --> 00:08:26.654 I-I must have copied it incorrectly from my notes. 00:08:26.731 --> 00:08:29.325 You don't need to apologize, Miss Waller. 00:08:29.401 --> 00:08:31.665 I found it frightfully difficult myself 00:08:31.736 --> 00:08:33.499 until I got the hang of it. 00:08:33.571 --> 00:08:36.005 Thank you, Juliet. 00:08:36.074 --> 00:08:40.443 Open your textbook to page 17. 00:08:46.918 --> 00:08:49.148 Right, I thought we'd do some life drawing today, 00:08:49.220 --> 00:08:50.915 so why don't you pair off into twos 00:08:50.989 --> 00:08:53.355 and decide who wants to model and who wants to draw? 00:08:58.129 --> 00:09:00.563 Oh, Juliet, you haven't got a partner. 00:09:00.632 --> 00:09:02.463 Oh, that's all right, Mrs. Collins. 00:09:02.534 --> 00:09:04.399 I'm sure I can manage without one. 00:09:06.404 --> 00:09:09.703 Pauline, are you with anybody? 00:09:09.774 --> 00:09:11.036 Good. 00:09:11.109 --> 00:09:14.943 You can come up here and pair up with Juliet. 00:09:18.349 --> 00:09:20.840 Draw some heavier lines there. 00:09:30.195 --> 00:09:33.653 You might want to change the color. Make it a bit darker. 00:09:33.732 --> 00:09:36.098 That's very nice, Joanne. 00:09:36.167 --> 00:09:39.295 Good heavens, Juliet. 00:09:39.370 --> 00:09:41.600 What on Earth is this? 00:09:41.673 --> 00:09:43.903 St. George and the dragon. 00:09:43.975 --> 00:09:45.442 Where's Pauline? 00:09:45.510 --> 00:09:47.671 Oh, I haven't gotten around to drawing her yet. 00:09:47.746 --> 00:09:49.338 I was going to pop her on a rock, 00:09:49.414 --> 00:09:51.006 but I seem to have run out of room. 00:09:51.082 --> 00:09:52.344 Sorry. 00:09:52.417 --> 00:09:55.250 I don't know if you've noticed, Mrs. Collins, 00:09:55.320 --> 00:09:58.084 but I've actually drawn St. George in the likeness 00:09:58.156 --> 00:10:01.421 of the world's greatest tenor, Mario Lanza. 00:10:01.493 --> 00:10:04.257 Yes, I know. It's very clever, Juliet. 00:10:04.329 --> 00:10:07.093 But when I set you a topic, I expect you to follow it. 00:10:07.165 --> 00:10:09.156 Now, put that down and start again. 00:10:15.573 --> 00:10:18.872 I think your drawing's fantastic. 00:10:25.049 --> 00:10:26.983 Ooh. Mackerel. 00:10:27.051 --> 00:10:29.485 Well, we'll have them for lunch tomorrow. 00:10:29.554 --> 00:10:32.819 Oh, let's have them now while they're fresh, eh, Honora? 00:10:32.891 --> 00:10:34.256 Well, I think you'll find 00:10:34.325 --> 00:10:36.657 our Mr. Bayliss isn't too keen on seafood, 00:10:36.728 --> 00:10:39.219 and I've got lamb chops in the refrigerator. 00:10:40.732 --> 00:10:42.495 Excuse me. 00:10:42.567 --> 00:10:45.331 Would you mind if I put my new long-playing record on? 00:10:45.403 --> 00:10:48.133 You're partial to a nice bit of mackerel, aren't you, Steve? 00:10:48.206 --> 00:10:51.642 Uh, well, actually, I'm not much of a fish man, Mr. Rieper. 00:10:51.709 --> 00:10:54.974 Oh, you have been splashing out. 00:10:55.046 --> 00:10:58.209 Oh, it's all right! I've got my board money. 00:10:59.450 --> 00:11:00.712 Hello. 00:11:01.953 --> 00:11:03.853 Well? Tell us. 00:11:03.922 --> 00:11:05.014 How'd you go? 00:11:05.089 --> 00:11:06.681 Got an "A," Mum. 00:11:06.758 --> 00:11:08.885 Oh. 00:11:08.960 --> 00:11:11.793 Oh, don't worry about it now. We'll sort it out after dinner. 00:11:11.863 --> 00:11:13.387 You go and put your record on. 00:11:13.464 --> 00:11:14.897 Doris Day. 00:11:14.966 --> 00:11:17.833 I think she's really talented. 00:11:24.309 --> 00:11:26.573 Got to be quick in this house, mate. 00:11:26.644 --> 00:11:36.519 d Be my love for no one else can end this yearning d 00:11:36.588 --> 00:11:40.354 d This need that you and you alone... d 00:11:40.425 --> 00:11:43.553 Hey, isn't that that famous Irish singer, 00:11:43.628 --> 00:11:45.459 Murray O'Lanza? 00:11:45.530 --> 00:11:47.794 He's Italian, Dad. 00:11:47.866 --> 00:11:50.357 The world's greatest tenor. 00:11:50.435 --> 00:11:54.701 d... the dreams that you inspire d 00:11:54.772 --> 00:12:01.439 d With every sweet desire d 00:12:01.512 --> 00:12:05.175 - d Be my love d 00:12:05.250 --> 00:12:11.985 d And with your kisses set me burning d 00:12:12.056 --> 00:12:13.318 Stop it! 00:12:13.391 --> 00:12:17.623 d One kiss is all I need to seal... d 00:12:17.695 --> 00:12:19.458 You're spoiling it! 00:12:19.530 --> 00:12:22.124 d And hand in hand d 00:12:22.200 --> 00:12:24.100 - Oop! - d You'll find d 00:12:24.168 --> 00:12:25.795 - Go away! - d Love's promised land d 00:12:25.870 --> 00:12:29.431 d There'll be no one but you... d 00:12:29.507 --> 00:12:33.068 And left... 00:12:33.144 --> 00:12:34.236 right... 00:12:34.312 --> 00:12:35.643 and left... 00:12:35.713 --> 00:12:37.510 and right... 00:12:37.582 --> 00:12:39.243 and left... 00:12:42.587 --> 00:12:44.748 One... 00:12:44.822 --> 00:12:46.483 two... 00:12:46.557 --> 00:12:48.491 Can I have another look? 00:12:48.559 --> 00:12:51.653 One... 00:12:51.729 --> 00:12:54.289 Lift those legs high, girls, 00:12:54.365 --> 00:12:56.959 keeping those legs straight. 00:12:57.035 --> 00:12:58.593 One... 00:13:02.507 --> 00:13:05.772 That's so impressive. 00:13:05.843 --> 00:13:07.834 Can I touch it? 00:13:07.912 --> 00:13:11.678 Carry on now. You're doing well. 00:13:19.524 --> 00:13:23.460 I've got scars. They're on my lungs. 00:13:23.528 --> 00:13:26.497 I spent months in bed during the war, 00:13:26.564 --> 00:13:28.828 ravaged by respiratory illness. 00:13:28.900 --> 00:13:31.892 Mummy and Daddy sent me to the Bahamas to recuperate. 00:13:31.970 --> 00:13:33.767 I didn't see them for five years. 00:13:33.838 --> 00:13:35.328 But we're together now, 00:13:35.406 --> 00:13:38.000 and Mummy's promised they'll never leave me again. 00:13:38.076 --> 00:13:41.705 I spent ages in hospital, too, with my leg. 00:13:41.779 --> 00:13:44.373 I had to have all these operations. 00:13:44.449 --> 00:13:48.078 Osteomyelitis turns your bones to chalk. 00:13:48.152 --> 00:13:52.248 Took them two years to drain all the muck out. 00:13:52.323 --> 00:13:54.416 Cheer up. 00:13:54.492 --> 00:13:58.451 All the best people have bad chests and bone diseases. 00:13:58.529 --> 00:14:01.692 It's all frightfully romantic. 00:14:44.776 --> 00:14:48.769 Oh! Hi, Paul! 00:14:49.847 --> 00:14:51.280 - Aah! - Oh! 00:14:52.183 --> 00:14:54.048 The evil Prince Runnymede is escaping! 00:14:54.118 --> 00:14:56.211 Aah! 00:14:56.287 --> 00:14:57.777 Get him, Paul! 00:15:08.566 --> 00:15:10.056 Faster! 00:15:21.813 --> 00:15:23.474 Come on! 00:15:25.917 --> 00:15:27.350 Aah! 00:15:39.363 --> 00:15:41.297 The blighter's gone to ground! 00:15:42.934 --> 00:15:45.596 - Aah! - Ahh! 00:15:45.670 --> 00:15:47.331 Oh, God, Jonesy! 00:15:47.405 --> 00:15:48.497 Jonesy, stop it! 00:15:50.074 --> 00:15:52.372 Leave her alone, you rotten little turd! 00:15:52.443 --> 00:15:53.637 But she's an invader! 00:15:53.711 --> 00:15:55.576 Go away. We're not playing anymore. 00:15:55.646 --> 00:15:57.614 Go on. Bugger off. 00:15:57.682 --> 00:16:00.116 You said a swearword. I'm telling Mummy on you. 00:16:00.184 --> 00:16:03.676 And I'm going into your bedroom to break every one of your toys. 00:16:10.128 --> 00:16:11.891 I'm sorry. 00:16:11.963 --> 00:16:13.021 Oh! 00:16:13.097 --> 00:16:14.587 Oh, God! 00:16:18.769 --> 00:16:20.361 I'm so sorry. 00:16:20.438 --> 00:16:22.906 It doesn't matter. 00:16:22.974 --> 00:16:25.067 Of course it matters! 00:16:25.143 --> 00:16:27.134 It's Mario. 00:16:40.825 --> 00:16:42.816 What on Earth are these? 00:16:45.029 --> 00:16:47.361 They're egg-and-salmon sandwiches, 00:16:47.431 --> 00:16:49.831 and I gave them to you several days ago. 00:16:49.901 --> 00:16:51.664 Oh. 00:16:51.736 --> 00:16:54.671 Yeah, I thought I could smell sulfur. 00:16:54.739 --> 00:16:58.675 God, Henry. You're hopeless! 00:16:58.743 --> 00:17:01.735 Can't be trusted with anything as simple as lunch. 00:17:01.812 --> 00:17:04.076 Mother! 00:17:04.148 --> 00:17:06.139 Oh... hello. 00:17:06.217 --> 00:17:09.277 Mother, Jonesy broke Paul's record! 00:17:09.353 --> 00:17:11.116 Oh, dear. 00:17:11.189 --> 00:17:12.952 We must buy her another one. 00:17:13.024 --> 00:17:16.323 Would you like a cup of tea... Paul? 00:17:16.394 --> 00:17:19.693 Um, no, thank you. 00:17:19.764 --> 00:17:23.495 Well, Juliet's told us all about you. 00:17:23.568 --> 00:17:26.435 I hear you're very fond of opera. 00:17:26.504 --> 00:17:29.234 Now, which one shall we play? 00:17:29.307 --> 00:17:32.799 Juliet, your father is trying to study. 00:17:32.877 --> 00:17:34.435 Daddy can study while we're playing records. 00:17:34.512 --> 00:17:36.571 Why don't you go back outside, hmm? 00:17:36.647 --> 00:17:38.114 I'll be finished soon. 00:17:45.957 --> 00:17:52.760 d Hiya-a-a-a-a-a d 00:17:56.500 --> 00:18:04.066 d Hiya-a-a-a-a-a-a d 00:18:04.141 --> 00:18:07.736 d There's a song in the air d 00:18:07.812 --> 00:18:13.079 d But the fair senorita doesn't seem to care d 00:18:13.150 --> 00:18:18.679 - d For the song in the air d 00:18:18.756 --> 00:18:22.556 d So I'll sing to the mule d 00:18:22.627 --> 00:18:25.391 d If you're sure she won't think d 00:18:25.463 --> 00:18:34.531 d That I am just a fool serenading a mule d 00:18:34.605 --> 00:18:38.769 d Amigo mio, does she not have a dainty bray? d 00:18:38.843 --> 00:18:42.506 d She listens carefully to each little tune you play d 00:18:42.580 --> 00:18:43.706 d A bella senorita d 00:18:43.781 --> 00:18:46.181 d Si, si, mi muchachito d 00:18:46.250 --> 00:18:49.276 d She'd love to sing it, too, if only she knew the way d 00:18:49.353 --> 00:18:52.322 d But try as she may d 00:18:52.390 --> 00:18:56.554 d In her voice there's a flaw d 00:18:56.627 --> 00:19:01.724 d And all that the lady can say d 00:19:01.799 --> 00:19:03.426 Mario! 00:19:03.501 --> 00:19:13.035 d Is "Heeha-a-a-a-a-w" d 00:19:13.110 --> 00:19:16.910 d Senorita donkey-cita not so fleet as a mosquito d 00:19:16.981 --> 00:19:18.573 d But so sweet like my Chiquita d 00:19:18.649 --> 00:19:20.412 d You're the one for me d 00:19:22.453 --> 00:19:25.183 d There's a light in her eyes... d 00:19:25.256 --> 00:19:26.348 Oh! Oh! 00:19:33.297 --> 00:19:35.094 Paul! 00:19:38.402 --> 00:19:39.494 Oh, God! 00:19:39.570 --> 00:19:42.334 Paul, are you all right?! 00:19:42.406 --> 00:19:45.500 I... I think... 00:19:45.576 --> 00:19:47.066 I'm dying. 00:19:47.144 --> 00:19:48.668 Don't! 00:19:48.746 --> 00:19:50.338 - Please. 00:19:50.414 --> 00:19:52.177 Please don't! 00:19:55.152 --> 00:19:57.746 Paul! 00:20:01.826 --> 00:20:04.056 - Ugh! 00:20:04.128 --> 00:20:06.289 You've been eating onions! 00:20:06.364 --> 00:20:08.559 You toad! 00:20:08.632 --> 00:20:10.224 - Oh! 00:20:21.278 --> 00:20:24.873 d There's a light in her eyes d 00:20:24.949 --> 00:20:27.816 d Though she may try to hide it d 00:20:27.885 --> 00:20:33.721 d She cannot deny there's a light in her eyes d 00:20:33.791 --> 00:20:38.455 d The charm of her smile so beguiles Don Diego d 00:20:38.529 --> 00:20:44.058 d That he rode a mile for the charm of her smile d 00:20:50.708 --> 00:20:53.108 - Waaaa! - Wheeee! 00:20:53.177 --> 00:20:56.510 d Her face is a dream d 00:20:56.580 --> 00:21:00.175 d Like an angel I saw... d 00:21:02.920 --> 00:21:09.689 d But all that my darling can scream d 00:21:09.760 --> 00:21:18.896 d Is "Heeha-a-a-a-a-a-w" d 00:21:18.969 --> 00:21:22.405 d Senorita donkey-cita not so fleet as a mosquito d 00:21:22.473 --> 00:21:24.270 d But so sweet like my Chiquita d 00:21:24.341 --> 00:21:25.774 d You're the one for me d 00:21:25.843 --> 00:21:27.435 Ole! 00:21:47.698 --> 00:21:50.394 Oh, I wish James Mason would do a religious picture. 00:21:50.468 --> 00:21:53.232 He'd be perfect as Jesus. 00:21:54.472 --> 00:21:57.202 Daddy says the Bible is a load of bunkum. 00:21:57.274 --> 00:21:59.333 But we're all going to Heaven. 00:21:59.410 --> 00:22:02.538 I'm not. 00:22:02.613 --> 00:22:05.309 I'm going to the Fourth World. 00:22:07.318 --> 00:22:10.185 It's sort of like Heaven, only better, 00:22:10.254 --> 00:22:13.417 because there aren't any Christians. 00:22:13.491 --> 00:22:16.483 It's an absolute paradise of music, art, 00:22:16.560 --> 00:22:18.528 and pure enjoyment. 00:22:19.897 --> 00:22:22.832 James will be there, and Mario, 00:22:22.900 --> 00:22:25.835 only they'll be saints. 00:22:25.903 --> 00:22:28.895 St. Mario. 00:22:32.610 --> 00:22:37.104 To be known... as "He." 00:22:39.350 --> 00:22:41.841 "He." 00:22:44.622 --> 00:22:46.385 "Him." 00:22:46.457 --> 00:22:47.890 "Him." 00:22:49.693 --> 00:22:50.853 "This." 00:22:52.496 --> 00:22:54.657 "This." 00:23:02.006 --> 00:23:04.406 "That." 00:23:04.475 --> 00:23:06.466 "That." 00:23:11.982 --> 00:23:14.473 "lt." 00:23:14.552 --> 00:23:15.985 Absolutely not! 00:23:16.053 --> 00:23:19.887 Orson Welles! Ugh! The most hideous man alive! 00:23:23.994 --> 00:23:32.424 We... give praise... to the saints. 00:23:32.503 --> 00:23:35.131 Saints. 00:23:51.689 --> 00:23:53.281 Oh, wonderful, Mum! 00:23:53.357 --> 00:23:55.917 I got me self a pair of socks! 00:23:55.993 --> 00:23:58.962 Oh, Wendy. Oh. 00:24:01.832 --> 00:24:04.164 Oh, thanks. 00:24:04.234 --> 00:24:05.826 From Dad. 00:24:10.307 --> 00:24:13.902 Mario Lanza! Oh, thanks, Yvonne. 00:24:13.978 --> 00:24:16.572 I hope it's all right. 00:24:16.647 --> 00:24:19.138 It's from Whitcombe & Tombs. 00:24:29.860 --> 00:24:32.795 I decided that my New Year's resolution 00:24:32.863 --> 00:24:36.026 is to be more lenient with others. 00:24:36.100 --> 00:24:38.694 Pikelets! Yum! 00:24:38.769 --> 00:24:40.361 Aren't you going out? 00:24:40.437 --> 00:24:41.836 Not until 2:30. 00:24:41.905 --> 00:24:44.738 This is a private function. Go away! 00:24:48.445 --> 00:24:49.935 Oh! Come on. 00:24:50.014 --> 00:24:52.278 - Sausage rolls. - Come on through. 00:24:52.349 --> 00:24:54.408 Look who I found. 00:24:58.155 --> 00:25:00.646 Hello... Juliet. 00:25:00.724 --> 00:25:03.659 Hello, Mrs. Rieper. 00:25:08.298 --> 00:25:11.062 It's so nice to meet you. 00:25:15.773 --> 00:25:18.333 And so, in a blazing fury, 00:25:18.409 --> 00:25:20.570 Charles runs Lancelot Trelawney through 00:25:20.644 --> 00:25:23.738 with his sword, leaving Deborah free to accept 00:25:23.814 --> 00:25:26.214 Charles' proposal of marriage. 00:25:33.424 --> 00:25:36.222 I've heard your mother on 3 YA. 00:25:36.293 --> 00:25:39.057 The Women's Session has lots of lively debate. 00:25:39.129 --> 00:25:41.563 Well, actually, Mummy's left that program now. 00:25:41.632 --> 00:25:44.430 She's far too busy with the Marriage Guidance Council. 00:25:44.501 --> 00:25:46.401 They sound like a queer mob. 00:25:46.470 --> 00:25:47.801 Dad. 00:25:47.871 --> 00:25:50.601 I wouldn't want my private business being discussed 00:25:50.674 --> 00:25:52.198 with a complete stranger. 00:25:52.276 --> 00:25:54.972 Oh, no. Mummy's awfully good at it. 00:25:55.045 --> 00:25:57.536 She has deep discussions with unhappy couples 00:25:57.614 --> 00:25:59.980 and persuades them to give it another go. 00:26:00.050 --> 00:26:03.383 In two years, she's only had four divorces. 00:26:03.454 --> 00:26:06.389 She should really be working for the U.N. 00:26:08.292 --> 00:26:12.388 My wife's blaming me. Says it's all my fault. 00:26:12.463 --> 00:26:16.661 And how do you feel about that, Mr. Perry? 00:26:16.734 --> 00:26:20.431 Please... call me Bill. 00:26:23.841 --> 00:26:26.639 I don't know what went wrong. My wife feels that, uh... 00:26:26.710 --> 00:26:29.975 Oh, no. No. 00:26:30.047 --> 00:26:35.485 Let's talk about your feelings... Bill. 00:26:35.552 --> 00:26:40.455 Mummy's got a special technique called "deep therapy." 00:26:40.524 --> 00:26:41.582 What's that? 00:26:41.658 --> 00:26:42.818 I'm not sure, 00:26:42.893 --> 00:26:45.157 but it's proving to be very popular. 00:26:47.064 --> 00:26:48.326 Mmm. 00:26:48.398 --> 00:26:50.457 Eat up, Yvonne. 00:26:52.402 --> 00:26:54.666 It's my middle name. 00:26:54.738 --> 00:26:58.469 Yvonne tells us you're... you're good at making models. 00:26:58.542 --> 00:27:01.340 I adore anything to do with the arts. 00:27:01.411 --> 00:27:03.572 Well, we're... we're pretty handy 00:27:03.647 --> 00:27:05.808 with the old model making, too, eh? 00:27:05.883 --> 00:27:09.614 I've never cottoned on to plasticine like you girls, 00:27:09.686 --> 00:27:12.211 but I enjoy making anything out of wood. 00:27:12.289 --> 00:27:15.622 Oh. Are you a carpenter, Mr. Rieper? 00:27:15.692 --> 00:27:18.126 I work at Dennis Brothers... fish supply. 00:27:18.195 --> 00:27:21.187 He's the manager. 00:27:21.265 --> 00:27:24.200 This is the dining room. Do excuse us. 00:27:24.268 --> 00:27:26.702 Um, breakfast is between 7:00 and 9:00. 00:27:26.770 --> 00:27:28.465 The bedrooms are small, 00:27:28.539 --> 00:27:31.565 but they're very clean and comfortable. 00:27:32.910 --> 00:27:34.901 This, um, this story of yours... 00:27:34.978 --> 00:27:37.970 perhaps the school newspaper will print it when it's finished. 00:27:38.048 --> 00:27:42.144 Actually, Mr. Rieper, it's a novel. 00:27:42.219 --> 00:27:44.153 And we'll be sending it to New York. 00:27:44.221 --> 00:27:46.849 That's where all the big publishing houses are based. 00:27:46.924 --> 00:27:49.051 Is that a fact? 00:27:49.126 --> 00:27:52.095 Well, you'd better put me name down for an advance copy. 00:27:56.466 --> 00:27:59.902 We have decided how sad it is for other people 00:27:59.970 --> 00:28:02.564 that they cannot appreciate our genius, 00:28:02.639 --> 00:28:04.163 but we hope the book 00:28:04.241 --> 00:28:06.903 will help them to do so a little, 00:28:06.977 --> 00:28:10.913 though no one could fully appreciate us. 00:28:11.048 --> 00:28:15.849 d How much is that doggie in the window d 00:28:15.919 --> 00:28:17.250 Woof, woof. 00:28:17.321 --> 00:28:22.520 d The one with the waggly tail? d 00:28:22.593 --> 00:28:26.324 d How much is that doggie in the window? d 00:28:26.396 --> 00:28:28.261 - Oh, go on. - Woof, woof. 00:28:28.332 --> 00:28:32.132 d I do hope that doggie's for sale d 00:28:32.202 --> 00:28:34.067 California, California verse. 00:28:34.137 --> 00:28:38.130 d I must take a trip to California d 00:28:38.208 --> 00:28:43.578 d And leave my poor sweetheart alone d 00:28:52.956 --> 00:28:55.447 Aah! Aah! 00:28:57.160 --> 00:29:00.391 - Aah! - Ahhhhh! 00:29:09.206 --> 00:29:11.299 Charles clutches his wounded shoulder 00:29:11.375 --> 00:29:14.003 - as he gallops into the courtyard! 00:29:14.077 --> 00:29:17.046 Deborah awaits his return in their private boudoir 00:29:17.114 --> 00:29:18.274 at the very top of the tower! 00:29:18.348 --> 00:29:21.112 He smells her scent from 50 paces 00:29:21.184 --> 00:29:23.584 and urges his steed onward! 00:29:25.656 --> 00:29:27.385 He flings open the door 00:29:27.457 --> 00:29:30.051 and launches himself at the bed, 00:29:30.127 --> 00:29:31.651 ravishing her! 00:29:31.728 --> 00:29:33.320 Oh, God, yes! 00:29:33.397 --> 00:29:36.161 I bet she gets up the duff on their first night together. 00:29:36.233 --> 00:29:37.860 What's "up the duff"? 00:29:37.935 --> 00:29:41.132 Something you wouldn't understand. 00:29:41.204 --> 00:29:42.762 - Ugh! - Ahhhh! 00:29:42.839 --> 00:29:45.433 Tell me! I'm almost 10! 00:29:45.509 --> 00:29:48.273 You're 81/2 and incredibly stupid! 00:29:52.549 --> 00:29:55.279 Mummy... Paul and I have decided 00:29:55.352 --> 00:29:58.549 that Charles and Deborah are going to have a baby, 00:29:58.622 --> 00:30:00.954 an heir to the throne of Borovnia. 00:30:01.024 --> 00:30:03.754 What a splendid idea. 00:30:03.827 --> 00:30:05.556 We're calling him Diello. 00:30:05.629 --> 00:30:09.326 Well, that's a good dramatic name. 00:30:09.399 --> 00:30:11.629 Paul thought it up. 00:30:11.702 --> 00:30:16.162 Aren't you clever? Hmm. 00:30:16.239 --> 00:30:19.572 There... all done. 00:30:24.247 --> 00:30:26.807 Oh, look at you two... 00:30:26.883 --> 00:30:28.874 A couple of Borovnian Princesses 00:30:28.952 --> 00:30:30.920 if ever I saw them. 00:30:33.223 --> 00:30:35.714 My daughter... 00:30:35.792 --> 00:30:39.228 and my... foster daughter. 00:30:44.901 --> 00:30:46.994 Hilda, I can't find that letter 00:30:47.070 --> 00:30:48.594 from the High Commission. 00:30:48.672 --> 00:30:51.072 They want our passport numbers. 00:30:51.141 --> 00:30:53.075 Are you going abroad, Daddy? 00:30:53.143 --> 00:30:56.442 Your father's attending a university conference in England, darling. 00:30:56.513 --> 00:30:58.538 We'll only be gone for a few weeks. 00:30:58.615 --> 00:31:01.743 You're not going, are you, Mummy? 00:31:01.818 --> 00:31:04.616 Well, yes, I-I thought I might. 00:31:04.688 --> 00:31:06.485 It's, uh, a long time 00:31:06.556 --> 00:31:08.683 for your father and I to be apart. 00:31:08.759 --> 00:31:11.922 But I should go, too. 00:31:11.995 --> 00:31:13.428 Darling, you've got school. 00:31:13.497 --> 00:31:14.964 You've only just settled in. 00:31:15.032 --> 00:31:16.727 B-But... 00:31:16.800 --> 00:31:19.928 Who's coming to the shops? 00:31:20.003 --> 00:31:22.198 Me! I'm coming! 00:31:22.272 --> 00:31:25.070 I need some cigarettes. 00:31:25.142 --> 00:31:28.168 Put on your shoes, Jonathon! 00:31:45.996 --> 00:31:47.122 Oh! 00:31:49.266 --> 00:31:51.996 Julie! 00:31:54.204 --> 00:31:57.002 Julie! 00:31:57.074 --> 00:31:59.736 Julie! 00:31:59.810 --> 00:32:02.335 Julie! 00:32:22.999 --> 00:32:25.126 Look, Paul! 00:32:25.202 --> 00:32:26.464 What? 00:32:26.536 --> 00:32:29.369 - Look! - What? 00:32:29.439 --> 00:32:32.875 Oh, it's so beautiful. 00:32:32.943 --> 00:32:34.342 What?! 00:32:34.411 --> 00:32:37.938 Oh, it's so beautiful! 00:32:38.014 --> 00:32:40.107 Pretty flowers. 00:32:51.728 --> 00:32:53.889 Come with me! 00:33:08.245 --> 00:33:12.579 It's all right. You'll see. 00:33:15.785 --> 00:33:18.253 Come on! Come on! 00:33:34.137 --> 00:33:36.731 Look! 00:33:40.076 --> 00:33:43.011 Oh! Oh! 00:33:54.457 --> 00:33:57.449 Today Juliet and I discovered 00:33:57.527 --> 00:33:59.586 the key to the Fourth World. 00:33:59.663 --> 00:34:02.257 We have had it in our possession 00:34:02.332 --> 00:34:03.959 for about six months, 00:34:04.034 --> 00:34:05.797 but we only realized it 00:34:05.869 --> 00:34:08.599 on the day of the death of Christ. 00:34:08.672 --> 00:34:11.664 We saw a gateway through the clouds. 00:34:11.741 --> 00:34:14.904 Everything was full of peace and bliss. 00:34:14.978 --> 00:34:19.278 We then realized we had the key. 00:34:19.349 --> 00:34:22.750 We now know we're not genii, as we thought. 00:34:22.819 --> 00:34:25.652 We have an extra part of our brain 00:34:25.722 --> 00:34:28.748 that can appreciate the Fourth World. 00:34:28.825 --> 00:34:31.020 Only about 10 people have it. 00:34:31.094 --> 00:34:34.552 When we die, we will go to the Fourth World, 00:34:34.631 --> 00:34:37.725 but meanwhile, on two days every year, 00:34:37.801 --> 00:34:39.268 we may use the key 00:34:39.336 --> 00:34:42.169 and look into that beautiful world 00:34:42.239 --> 00:34:45.333 which we have been lucky enough to be allowed to know of 00:34:45.408 --> 00:34:48.502 on this day of finding the key 00:34:48.578 --> 00:34:52.514 to the way through the clouds. 00:34:52.616 --> 00:34:55.551 Ughhhhhh! 00:34:55.585 --> 00:34:57.348 Push! 00:34:59.089 --> 00:35:00.818 It's coming! 00:35:00.890 --> 00:35:02.949 Mnhhhhhh! 00:35:03.026 --> 00:35:04.926 Oh, God! 00:35:08.331 --> 00:35:11.061 It's a boy! 00:35:11.134 --> 00:35:13.068 Oh! 00:35:13.136 --> 00:35:14.797 Deborah... 00:35:16.873 --> 00:35:19.637 We have a son and heir. 00:35:19.709 --> 00:35:23.736 I shall call him Diello! 00:35:23.813 --> 00:35:27.613 Oh, you're such an incredible woman! 00:35:27.684 --> 00:35:32.018 I couldn't have done it without you, Charles. 00:35:32.088 --> 00:35:34.886 The empress Deborah 00:35:34.958 --> 00:35:36.983 has the most enormous difficulty 00:35:37.060 --> 00:35:38.493 fending off her husband, 00:35:38.561 --> 00:35:40.688 who tries to have his way with her 00:35:40.764 --> 00:35:42.231 morning, noon, and night. 00:35:46.469 --> 00:35:47.959 Thank you, Juliet. 00:35:49.372 --> 00:35:52.000 However... 00:35:52.075 --> 00:35:54.168 the queen's biggest problem 00:35:54.244 --> 00:35:56.644 is her renegade child, Diello, who has proven to be 00:35:56.713 --> 00:35:58.374 an uncontrollable little blighter 00:35:58.448 --> 00:36:01.042 who slaughters his nannies whenever the fancy takes him! 00:36:01.117 --> 00:36:02.584 That's enough, Juliet! 00:36:04.421 --> 00:36:06.855 I suppose this is your idea of a joke! 00:36:06.923 --> 00:36:08.185 No, Mrs. Stevens. 00:36:08.258 --> 00:36:10.556 I suppose you think it witty and clever 00:36:10.627 --> 00:36:12.026 to mock the royal family, 00:36:12.095 --> 00:36:14.825 to poke fun at the queen and the empire 00:36:14.898 --> 00:36:17.162 with this... rubbish! 00:36:17.233 --> 00:36:19.030 It's not rubbish! 00:36:19.102 --> 00:36:21.070 Sit down, Pauline! 00:36:21.137 --> 00:36:23.765 I really don't understand 00:36:23.840 --> 00:36:26.138 why you are so upset, Mrs. Stevens. 00:36:26.209 --> 00:36:29.007 I merely wrote an essay on the royal family, 00:36:29.079 --> 00:36:30.273 as requested. 00:36:30.347 --> 00:36:32.907 It doesn't say it has to be the Windsors! 00:36:32.982 --> 00:36:33.778 Sit down! 00:36:36.152 --> 00:36:39.087 A girl like you should be setting an example. 00:36:39.155 --> 00:36:40.747 To your seat. 00:36:54.704 --> 00:36:56.569 Stop it, Juliet! 00:37:05.448 --> 00:37:08.576 Mrs. Hulme told me they had found out today 00:37:08.651 --> 00:37:13.520 that Juliet has tuberculosis on one lung. 00:37:13.590 --> 00:37:15.922 Poor Juliet. 00:37:15.992 --> 00:37:19.257 I nearly fainted when I heard. 00:37:19.329 --> 00:37:22.765 I had a terrible job not to cry. 00:37:22.832 --> 00:37:25.323 I spent a wretched night. 00:37:25.402 --> 00:37:27.563 It would be wonderful 00:37:27.637 --> 00:37:30.435 if I could get tuberculosis, too. 00:37:31.641 --> 00:37:33.233 Come on, sit up. 00:37:33.309 --> 00:37:34.571 I'm not hungry. 00:37:34.644 --> 00:37:36.271 Oh, Yvonne, you've got to eat. 00:37:36.346 --> 00:37:38.280 You hardly ate any dinner last night. 00:37:38.348 --> 00:37:39.747 Now, come on. 00:37:39.816 --> 00:37:42.512 I'm not having you falling ill. 00:37:42.585 --> 00:37:44.951 I just want to be on my own for a while. 00:37:46.489 --> 00:37:48.821 Well, you may have forgotten 00:37:48.892 --> 00:37:52.157 that you were once a very sick little girl, 00:37:52.228 --> 00:37:54.093 but I haven't. 00:37:57.834 --> 00:38:01.099 All right. 00:38:01.171 --> 00:38:03.196 Do you think Juliet could stay here 00:38:03.273 --> 00:38:04.934 while her parents are away? 00:38:05.008 --> 00:38:06.407 Juliet's infectious. 00:38:06.476 --> 00:38:08.341 She'll be going to the hospital. 00:38:08.411 --> 00:38:10.709 But she'll have no one to look after her! 00:38:10.780 --> 00:38:12.873 Well, her parents won't be going overseas now. 00:38:12.949 --> 00:38:16.043 They have to cancel their trip. 00:38:16.119 --> 00:38:18.178 Don't worry about Juliet. 00:38:22.959 --> 00:38:24.756 Well, it's not too late 00:38:24.828 --> 00:38:27.524 to cancel our travel arrangements, 00:38:27.597 --> 00:38:29.462 if that's what you want. 00:38:32.936 --> 00:38:36.133 I'm sure you'll like it here. 00:38:36.206 --> 00:38:38.197 It's very tranquil. 00:38:38.274 --> 00:38:40.265 Oh, I've spoken to the matron. 00:38:40.343 --> 00:38:43.141 She promises to take extra special care of you. 00:38:44.647 --> 00:38:47.582 And you can carry on with your studies 00:38:47.650 --> 00:38:49.208 while you convalesce. 00:38:49.285 --> 00:38:52.482 It's for the good of your health, darling. 00:38:54.224 --> 00:38:57.421 Cheer up, old thing, hmm? 00:38:57.494 --> 00:39:01.692 Four months... fly by in no time. 00:39:31.127 --> 00:39:33.425 Juliet won't be allowed visitors 00:39:33.496 --> 00:39:35.521 for at least a couple of months, dear. 00:39:35.598 --> 00:39:38.328 I've booked you in for a chest X-ray 00:39:38.401 --> 00:39:41.734 just to be on the safe side. 00:39:41.804 --> 00:39:46.070 I thought I'd have a go at building the birdhouse on Saturday. 00:39:46.142 --> 00:39:48.269 Anybody want to give me a hand? 00:39:50.280 --> 00:39:54.216 You used to love making things with Dad, Yvonne. 00:39:54.284 --> 00:39:56.980 This evening, I had a brain wave 00:39:57.053 --> 00:39:59.886 that Juliet and I should write to each other 00:39:59.956 --> 00:40:01.423 as Charles and Deborah. 00:40:01.491 --> 00:40:04.551 I wrote a six-page letter as Charles 00:40:04.627 --> 00:40:07.289 and a two-page letter as Paul. 00:40:07.363 --> 00:40:09.092 She has entered into 00:40:09.165 --> 00:40:11.565 the spirit of the thing greatly. 00:40:16.306 --> 00:40:18.001 "My dear Charles, 00:40:18.074 --> 00:40:21.066 "I miss you and adore you in equal amounts 00:40:21.144 --> 00:40:24.375 "and long for the day that we will be reunited. 00:40:24.447 --> 00:40:27.780 "But as I languish here in this house of disease 00:40:27.850 --> 00:40:29.340 "and decrepitude, 00:40:29.419 --> 00:40:32.650 "my mind turns with increasing frequency 00:40:32.722 --> 00:40:35.054 "to the problem of our son. 00:40:35.124 --> 00:40:36.819 "Although only 10, 00:40:36.893 --> 00:40:40.329 "Diello has thus far killed 57 people 00:40:40.396 --> 00:40:42.728 "and shows no desire to stop. 00:40:42.799 --> 00:40:44.790 It worries me, Charles. " 00:40:44.867 --> 00:40:48.462 "My dearest, darling, Deborah, 00:40:48.538 --> 00:40:51.837 "affairs of state continue to occupy my time. 00:40:51.908 --> 00:40:53.205 "I have to report 00:40:53.276 --> 00:40:56.643 "that the lower classes are terrifically dull. 00:40:56.713 --> 00:40:59.045 "Only yesterday, 00:40:59.115 --> 00:41:02.915 "I was compelled to execute several peasants 00:41:02.986 --> 00:41:06.012 "just to alleviate the boredom. 00:41:06.089 --> 00:41:08.353 "Diello insisted on coming along. 00:41:08.424 --> 00:41:10.449 "In fact, he made such a fuss 00:41:10.526 --> 00:41:13.359 "that I had to let him wield the ax himself. 00:41:13.429 --> 00:41:14.623 "Heads did roll... 00:41:14.697 --> 00:41:16.824 "not just the prisoners 00:41:16.899 --> 00:41:18.958 "but the royal guard, my valet, 00:41:19.035 --> 00:41:20.832 "and several unfortunate onlookers 00:41:20.903 --> 00:41:22.234 copped it as well. " 00:41:22.305 --> 00:41:24.398 "Oh, Charles, I am despaired enough 00:41:24.474 --> 00:41:26.567 "to put Diello in the hands of the cardinal 00:41:26.643 --> 00:41:28.634 "in the hope that a good dose of religion 00:41:28.711 --> 00:41:30.804 will set the young chap on the right path. " 00:41:30.880 --> 00:41:32.745 Hello again. 00:41:35.051 --> 00:41:36.780 How are you getting on? 00:41:36.853 --> 00:41:38.582 It must be awfully hard 00:41:38.655 --> 00:41:41.351 being away from your school chums. 00:41:41.424 --> 00:41:43.153 I've got something here 00:41:43.226 --> 00:41:46.559 that you might just like to have a look at. 00:41:47.597 --> 00:41:50.532 Unfortunately, the miracles of modern medicine 00:41:50.600 --> 00:41:54.434 can only go so far in combating an illness like TB. 00:41:54.504 --> 00:41:57.371 That's why I'm here, because... 00:42:09.552 --> 00:42:11.417 Reach out, Juliet! 00:42:11.487 --> 00:42:13.682 Reach out for Jesus! 00:42:13.756 --> 00:42:14.814 Aah! 00:42:16.359 --> 00:42:17.451 Aah! 00:42:17.527 --> 00:42:19.552 Aah! Aah! 00:42:23.533 --> 00:42:25.967 Yvonne! 00:42:26.035 --> 00:42:27.468 Yvonne! 00:42:31.040 --> 00:42:32.564 Paul! 00:42:32.642 --> 00:42:34.041 Paul! 00:42:34.110 --> 00:42:35.441 Oh! 00:42:35.511 --> 00:42:36.910 Oh! 00:42:36.979 --> 00:42:39.379 I'm so happy to see you! 00:42:39.449 --> 00:42:43.442 Don't get too close. She's still not 100°/o. 00:42:43.519 --> 00:42:44.986 Hello, Juliet. 00:42:45.054 --> 00:42:46.180 Hello! 00:42:46.255 --> 00:42:48.519 We brought you some fruit. 00:42:48.591 --> 00:42:51.253 Oh, thank you so much! 00:42:51.327 --> 00:42:53.659 Your letters are wonderful, Charles! 00:42:53.730 --> 00:42:56.164 Well, that's, um, coming along nicely. 00:42:56.232 --> 00:42:59.395 Oh, I'm the matron's favorite patient, 00:42:59.469 --> 00:43:02.529 and she showed me her special stitch. 00:43:02.605 --> 00:43:04.766 I love the color. 00:43:04.841 --> 00:43:06.604 It's for you. 00:43:06.676 --> 00:43:08.109 Oh! 00:43:13.816 --> 00:43:17.274 Goodness, me, what a lot of letters. 00:43:17.353 --> 00:43:22.017 Ha. Are your parents enjoying their trip? 00:43:22.091 --> 00:43:24.958 Oh, there's a couple of unopened ones. 00:43:27.830 --> 00:43:30.162 I'm saving them for a rainy day. 00:43:30.233 --> 00:43:33.498 - I know it's hard for you being in here, 00:43:33.569 --> 00:43:36.766 but it is for the good of your health. 00:43:36.839 --> 00:43:38.602 They sent me off to the Bahamas 00:43:38.674 --> 00:43:40.005 for the good of my health. 00:43:40.076 --> 00:43:42.476 They sent me off to the Bay of bloody Islands 00:43:42.545 --> 00:43:43.978 for the good of my health! 00:43:47.450 --> 00:43:49.850 I'm sorry, Mrs. Rieper. 00:43:49.919 --> 00:43:53.013 I'm feeling quite fatigued. 00:43:53.089 --> 00:43:56.684 Well, we don't want to tire you out, dear. 00:43:59.428 --> 00:44:02.363 Oh, can't you stay a bit longer, Paul? 00:44:02.431 --> 00:44:05.889 No, we've got a tram to catch, Yvonne. 00:44:16.612 --> 00:44:18.273 Bye. 00:44:27.190 --> 00:44:29.750 You know, this is quite something. 00:44:29.826 --> 00:44:31.384 You're damn clever. 00:44:32.962 --> 00:44:35.726 So, Deborah is married to Charles, 00:44:35.798 --> 00:44:39.495 and this chap Nicholas is her tennis instructor? 00:44:39.569 --> 00:44:42.003 Yes, but there's nothing between them. 00:44:42.071 --> 00:44:44.505 Deborah would never go for a commoner. 00:44:45.908 --> 00:44:48.172 Nicholas has got his eye on Gina, 00:44:48.244 --> 00:44:51.771 an amazingly beautiful gypsy. 00:44:51.848 --> 00:44:53.509 Looks like you, Yvonne. 00:44:53.583 --> 00:44:56.177 Juliet made it. 00:44:56.252 --> 00:44:59.221 This is really quite incredible. 00:44:59.288 --> 00:45:02.621 I'd bet you girls know the entire royal lineage for the last five centuries. 00:45:02.692 --> 00:45:04.182 Oh, yes, it's all worked out. 00:45:15.671 --> 00:45:17.798 You'll never guess what's happened. 00:45:17.874 --> 00:45:19.000 What? 00:45:20.877 --> 00:45:24.005 John has fallen in love with me! 00:45:24.080 --> 00:45:25.809 That idiot boarder? 00:45:25.882 --> 00:45:27.076 Yes! 00:45:27.149 --> 00:45:32.246 How do you know? Did he tell you? 00:45:32.321 --> 00:45:35.779 Well, uh, no, but it's so obvious. 00:45:35.858 --> 00:45:39.487 Is that why you haven't replied to my last letter? 00:45:42.164 --> 00:45:46.100 Oh. No, silly. 00:45:46.168 --> 00:45:48.500 I'm only teasing. 00:45:52.875 --> 00:45:55.639 He's only a stupid boy. 00:46:13.229 --> 00:46:15.527 Yvonne. 00:46:20.236 --> 00:46:22.534 What do you want? 00:46:22.605 --> 00:46:24.869 I can't sleep. 00:46:24.941 --> 00:46:27.205 Can I borrow a book? 00:46:27.276 --> 00:46:28.800 Shut the door. 00:46:39.355 --> 00:46:41.619 This looks interesting. 00:46:46.228 --> 00:46:49.629 Some of these knitting patterns look damn complicated. 00:46:49.699 --> 00:46:51.633 Have you tried the tea cozy? 00:46:55.571 --> 00:46:58.438 It's damn cold, isn't it? 00:46:58.507 --> 00:47:00.634 Do you think I could hop into bed 00:47:00.710 --> 00:47:03.076 just for a minute... just to warm up? 00:47:03.145 --> 00:47:05.511 My feet are like ice blocks. 00:47:05.581 --> 00:47:06.843 Well, you should've worn your slippers. 00:47:06.916 --> 00:47:09.043 Come on, Yvonne, I'll catch my death. 00:47:09.118 --> 00:47:12.246 Tsk. Just for a minute. 00:47:29.138 --> 00:47:32.335 To think that so much could happen 00:47:32.408 --> 00:47:35.138 in so little time caused by so few. 00:47:35.211 --> 00:47:37.736 A terrible tragedy has occurred. 00:47:37.813 --> 00:47:39.303 "No, girls, 00:47:39.382 --> 00:47:42.681 it isn't 'O,' it's 'E'!" 00:47:42.752 --> 00:47:44.413 And she goes, "Eee!" 00:47:44.487 --> 00:47:47.047 As if someone was jabbing a pen into her. 00:47:47.156 --> 00:47:50.091 Silly old trout. 00:47:50.159 --> 00:47:51.626 I love you, Yvonne. 00:47:51.694 --> 00:47:53.559 And then in history, 00:47:53.629 --> 00:47:55.927 we've got this senile old bat, who goes, 00:47:55.998 --> 00:47:58.125 "And Charles II 00:47:58.200 --> 00:47:59.963 "met Nell Gwyn aboard a boat, 00:48:00.036 --> 00:48:02.129 "and he was a wealthy, young prince, 00:48:02.204 --> 00:48:04.263 "and she was a pretty, young thing, 00:48:04.340 --> 00:48:06.740 and these things do happen." 00:48:06.809 --> 00:48:10.370 God, it's no wonder I don't excel in history. 00:48:10.446 --> 00:48:12.914 Do you love me as much as I love you? 00:48:12.982 --> 00:48:15.780 Of course, my darling, Nicholas. 00:48:15.851 --> 00:48:17.443 My... my name's John. 00:48:17.520 --> 00:48:20.353 Well, I like "Nicholas" much better. 00:48:20.423 --> 00:48:23.119 You can call me anything you like. 00:48:26.929 --> 00:48:28.658 What are you doing? 00:48:28.731 --> 00:48:31.393 Nothing. 00:48:32.835 --> 00:48:35.326 Oh, bloody hell! 00:48:41.911 --> 00:48:44.004 Go to the house. 00:48:54.557 --> 00:48:57.492 You've broken my heart, Yvonne. 00:49:00.029 --> 00:49:03.965 I lay there mesmerized. 00:49:04.033 --> 00:49:08.094 It was just too frightful to believe. 00:49:08.170 --> 00:49:09.569 When I got up, 00:49:09.638 --> 00:49:12.630 I found Father had told Mother. 00:49:12.708 --> 00:49:15.575 Coming to Lancaster Park today, Mr. Rieper? 00:49:18.948 --> 00:49:21.883 Oh, where's John? He said he'd walk with me. 00:49:21.951 --> 00:49:24.215 John is no longer staying here. 00:49:24.286 --> 00:49:25.651 Shot through this morning, 00:49:25.721 --> 00:49:27.313 said his old mom had taken sick. 00:49:27.389 --> 00:49:30.620 I had a nasty, foreboding feeling at first, 00:49:30.693 --> 00:49:33.594 but now I realized my crime was too frightful 00:49:33.662 --> 00:49:35.152 for an ordinary lecture. 00:49:35.231 --> 00:49:37.358 From now on, you are sleeping in the house, 00:49:37.433 --> 00:49:39.060 where we can keep an eye on you. 00:49:39.135 --> 00:49:41.569 If you think for one minute that your father and I 00:49:41.637 --> 00:49:43.434 will tolerate this kind of behavior, 00:49:43.506 --> 00:49:45.167 you've got another think coming! 00:49:45.241 --> 00:49:48.540 You're only 14! You're a child! 00:49:48.611 --> 00:49:50.841 What on Earth is the matter with you, Yvonne? 00:49:50.913 --> 00:49:52.710 You know what can happen with boys. 00:49:52.781 --> 00:49:54.476 Don't you have any self-respect?! 00:49:54.550 --> 00:49:55.949 Can I go now? 00:49:56.018 --> 00:49:58.248 Oh, you think you're such a clever little madam! 00:49:58.320 --> 00:50:00.914 You had your father in tears last night! 00:50:00.990 --> 00:50:04.153 My God, what a disgrace you are. 00:50:04.226 --> 00:50:07.627 You shame me. You shame the family. 00:50:07.696 --> 00:50:09.823 You're nothing but a cheap little tart! 00:50:09.899 --> 00:50:11.890 Well, I guess I take after you, then! 00:50:13.736 --> 00:50:16.364 You ran off with Dad when you were only 17! 00:50:17.840 --> 00:50:19.740 Nana Parker told me! 00:50:19.808 --> 00:50:22.174 You're going to be late. 00:50:31.086 --> 00:50:33.350 I'm terribly cut up. 00:50:33.422 --> 00:50:35.686 I miss Nicholas terrifically. 00:50:35.758 --> 00:50:39.455 Mother thinks I will have nothing more to do with him, 00:50:39.528 --> 00:50:41.018 but little she knows. 00:50:50.606 --> 00:50:54.064 Nicholas was pleased that I was so early. 00:50:54.143 --> 00:50:57.237 We sat around and talked for an hour 00:50:57.313 --> 00:50:59.076 and then went to bed. 00:50:59.148 --> 00:51:02.208 I declined the invitation at first, 00:51:02.284 --> 00:51:04.912 but he became very masterful, 00:51:04.987 --> 00:51:06.682 and I had no option. 00:51:06.755 --> 00:51:10.088 I discovered that I had not lost my virginity 00:51:10.159 --> 00:51:11.558 on Thursday night. 00:51:11.627 --> 00:51:14.494 However, there is no doubt whatsoever 00:51:14.563 --> 00:51:15.825 that I have now. 00:51:37.987 --> 00:51:41.855 d... to pine and sigh d 00:51:41.924 --> 00:51:44.586 d To pine and sigh d 00:51:44.660 --> 00:51:48.653 d But I, I love to spend my time in singing d 00:51:48.731 --> 00:51:49.959 d Some joyous song d 00:51:50.032 --> 00:51:52.193 d Some joyous song d 00:51:52.268 --> 00:51:56.034 d To set the air with music bravely ringing d 00:51:56.105 --> 00:51:58.130 d Is far from wrong d 00:51:58.207 --> 00:52:00.675 d Is far from wrong d 00:52:00.743 --> 00:52:04.008 d Listen! Listen! Echoes sound afar! d 00:52:04.079 --> 00:52:07.105 d Listen! Listen! Echoes sound afar! d 00:52:07.182 --> 00:52:08.774 d Funiculi, funicula d 00:52:08.851 --> 00:52:11.285 d Funiculi, funicula! d 00:52:11.353 --> 00:52:12.615 d Echoes sound afar d 00:52:12.688 --> 00:52:14.349 d Funiculi, funicula d 00:52:14.423 --> 00:52:18.052 d Listen! Listen! Echoes sound afar! d 00:52:18.127 --> 00:52:21.324 d Listen! Listen! Echoes sound afar! d 00:52:21.397 --> 00:52:22.989 d Funiculi, funicula d 00:52:23.065 --> 00:52:25.158 d Funiculi, funicula! d 00:52:25.234 --> 00:52:26.667 d Echoes sound afar d 00:52:26.735 --> 00:52:28.327 d Funiculi, funicula d 00:52:28.404 --> 00:52:31.339 d Funiculi, funicula, funiculi, funicula d 00:52:31.407 --> 00:52:37.243 d Funiculi, funicula... d 00:52:37.313 --> 00:52:39.110 Charles! 00:52:39.181 --> 00:52:42.639 Gina! It's great to see you here! 00:52:46.488 --> 00:52:48.353 Deborah? 00:52:51.093 --> 00:52:53.357 Deborah?! 00:52:54.930 --> 00:52:56.488 Deborah?! 00:52:57.333 --> 00:52:58.322 Ah! 00:53:05.240 --> 00:53:06.502 Diello! 00:53:06.575 --> 00:53:10.341 Careful, Gina, we almost lost you. 00:53:10.412 --> 00:53:11.538 Ugh! 00:53:13.849 --> 00:53:16.044 For you, my lady. 00:53:18.387 --> 00:53:19.786 Deborah. 00:53:50.219 --> 00:53:52.084 I didn't hurt you, did I? 00:53:52.154 --> 00:53:55.590 I've got to go home. 00:54:00.896 --> 00:54:04.923 I love you so much. 00:54:16.782 --> 00:54:18.545 Oh, Pauline! 00:54:18.618 --> 00:54:20.142 Ah! 00:54:20.219 --> 00:54:22.881 - Daddy! - Daddy! 00:54:25.758 --> 00:54:27.089 Oh! 00:54:29.895 --> 00:54:34.423 There, living among two beautiful daughters. 00:54:34.500 --> 00:54:38.994 Of a man who possesses two beautiful daughters, 00:54:39.071 --> 00:54:41.665 you cannot know nor yet try to guess 00:54:41.741 --> 00:54:44.505 the sweet soothingness of their caress. 00:54:44.577 --> 00:54:47.910 The outstanding genius of this pair 00:54:47.980 --> 00:54:51.575 is understood by few, they are so rare. 00:54:51.651 --> 00:54:53.050 Beautiful boy! 00:54:53.119 --> 00:54:54.381 Mummy! 00:54:54.453 --> 00:54:58.856 Oh, darling! Ha ha! Hello. Welcome home. 00:55:00.893 --> 00:55:02.155 Yvonne! 00:55:02.228 --> 00:55:03.661 Stop! 00:55:03.729 --> 00:55:05.720 I still love you! 00:55:05.798 --> 00:55:08.926 Compared with these two, every man is a fool. 00:55:09.001 --> 00:55:12.835 The world is most honored that they should deign to rule, 00:55:12.905 --> 00:55:15.931 and I worship the power of these lovely two 00:55:16.008 --> 00:55:18.806 with that adoring love known to so few. 00:55:18.878 --> 00:55:21.278 Yvonne! 00:55:34.560 --> 00:55:39.520 Ah... pretty. 00:55:39.598 --> 00:55:41.828 Argh! 00:55:41.901 --> 00:55:43.061 Ugh! 00:55:49.575 --> 00:55:52.669 'Tis indeed a miracle one must feel 00:55:52.745 --> 00:55:55.680 that two such heavenly creatures are real. 00:55:55.748 --> 00:55:58.581 Both sets of eyes, though different far, 00:55:58.651 --> 00:56:01.051 hold many mysteries strange, 00:56:01.120 --> 00:56:04.817 and passively, they watch the race of men 00:56:04.890 --> 00:56:06.482 decay and change. 00:56:06.559 --> 00:56:09.119 Hatred burning bright in the brown eyes 00:56:09.195 --> 00:56:10.594 with enemies for fuel. 00:56:10.663 --> 00:56:13.723 Icy scorn glitters in the gray eyes, 00:56:13.799 --> 00:56:15.664 contemptuous and cruel. 00:56:15.735 --> 00:56:17.828 And why are men such fools 00:56:17.903 --> 00:56:20.736 they will not realize the wisdom 00:56:20.806 --> 00:56:24.264 that is hidden behind those strange eyes? 00:56:24.343 --> 00:56:30.282 And these wonderful people are you and I. 00:56:38.958 --> 00:56:42.724 Mrs. Rieper, may I come in? 00:56:42.795 --> 00:56:45.730 Yes, of course. 00:56:47.800 --> 00:56:49.199 Thank you. 00:56:53.739 --> 00:56:55.400 an imaginative... 00:56:55.474 --> 00:56:59.069 ...and spirited girl. 00:56:59.145 --> 00:57:01.841 Look, if she's spending too much time at your house, you only need to say. 00:57:01.914 --> 00:57:06.078 All those nights that she spends over, she's assured us that you don't mind. 00:57:06.152 --> 00:57:08.279 Uh, no. l-lt's rather more complicated than that. 00:57:09.955 --> 00:57:13.152 Since Mrs. Hulme and I have returned home, 00:57:13.225 --> 00:57:15.159 Juliet's been behaving 00:57:15.227 --> 00:57:19.493 in a rather... disturbed manner... 00:57:19.565 --> 00:57:23.057 surliness, um, short temper, 00:57:23.135 --> 00:57:26.571 general irritability... most uncharacteristic. 00:57:26.639 --> 00:57:29.199 You sure I can't tempt you to a nice sherry, Dr. Hulme? 00:57:29.275 --> 00:57:31.903 Uh, no, thank you. 00:57:31.977 --> 00:57:34.070 The thing is... 00:57:34.146 --> 00:57:36.410 Yvonne hasn't been herself, either... 00:57:36.482 --> 00:57:40.111 locking herself away in her room, endlessly writing. 00:57:40.186 --> 00:57:46.455 My wife and I feel that the friendship is... 00:57:46.525 --> 00:57:48.049 unhealthy. 00:57:48.127 --> 00:57:50.220 No arguments there, Dr. Hulme. 00:57:50.296 --> 00:57:53.288 All that time inside working on those novels of theirs... 00:57:53.365 --> 00:57:55.492 they don't get any fresh air or exercise. 00:57:55.568 --> 00:57:57.627 I'm not sure what you mean, Dr. Hulme. 00:57:57.703 --> 00:57:59.967 Your daughter... 00:58:00.039 --> 00:58:06.638 appears to have formed a rather... 00:58:06.712 --> 00:58:09.738 unwholesome attachment to Juliet. 00:58:09.815 --> 00:58:10.747 What's she done? 00:58:10.816 --> 00:58:12.579 She hasn't done anything. 00:58:12.651 --> 00:58:14.915 It's the, um... 00:58:14.987 --> 00:58:18.445 it's the intensity of the friendship that concerns me. 00:58:18.524 --> 00:58:22.620 I think we should avert trouble... 00:58:22.695 --> 00:58:24.026 before it starts. 00:58:25.731 --> 00:58:27.494 Now... 00:58:27.566 --> 00:58:31.024 Dr. Bennett's a good friend of mine. 00:58:31.103 --> 00:58:32.866 He's a general physician, 00:58:32.938 --> 00:58:35.429 but he has some expertise in child psychology. 00:58:35.508 --> 00:58:39.000 If Pauline is, indeed, developing in a rather... 00:58:40.513 --> 00:58:44.005 ...wayward fashion, 00:58:44.083 --> 00:58:49.180 Dr. Bennett is the ideal man to set her back on track. 00:58:50.456 --> 00:58:54.222 What about your studies? 00:58:54.293 --> 00:58:56.284 Are you enjoying school? 00:59:00.165 --> 00:59:02.998 Are you happy at home? 00:59:07.072 --> 00:59:09.233 Answer Dr. Bennett, Yvonne. 00:59:11.377 --> 00:59:12.401 Yvonne... 00:59:12.478 --> 00:59:14.810 Mrs. Rieper, perhaps you, uh, 00:59:14.880 --> 00:59:18.145 you wouldn't mind waiting outside, hmm? 00:59:32.431 --> 00:59:35.662 Do you like your mother? 00:59:35.734 --> 00:59:37.599 No. 00:59:37.670 --> 00:59:39.069 And why is that? 00:59:39.138 --> 00:59:40.662 She nags me. 00:59:40.739 --> 00:59:44.334 And that's why you like to stay with the Hulmes. 00:59:46.078 --> 00:59:48.273 Or is it because you want to be with Juliet? 00:59:54.620 --> 00:59:58.954 Do you... like girls? 01:00:01.093 --> 01:00:02.185 No. 01:00:02.261 --> 01:00:03.558 Why not? 01:00:03.629 --> 01:00:05.062 They're silly. 01:00:05.130 --> 01:00:06.290 But Juliet's not silly. 01:00:08.334 --> 01:00:09.892 No. 01:00:09.969 --> 01:00:14.906 Yvonne, there's nothing wrong with having a close friend. 01:00:14.974 --> 01:00:19.775 But sometimes things can get... too friendly. 01:00:19.845 --> 01:00:23.144 Such associations can lead to trouble. 01:00:23.215 --> 01:00:25.979 It isn't good to have just one friend. 01:00:26.051 --> 01:00:28.315 My wife and I have several friends, 01:00:28.387 --> 01:00:30.787 and we enjoy seeing them on a regular basis, 01:00:30.856 --> 01:00:33.256 and it's all perfectly healthy. 01:00:33.325 --> 01:00:35.259 Perhaps you could think about 01:00:35.327 --> 01:00:38.785 spending more time with... boys. 01:00:38.864 --> 01:00:42.231 You don't want to hurt Juliet's feelings, 01:00:42.301 --> 01:00:44.064 but I'm sure she'd understand 01:00:44.136 --> 01:00:47.503 your having other interests outside of the friendship. 01:00:47.573 --> 01:00:50.838 I mean, there's all sorts of clubs and hobbies that you... 01:00:56.849 --> 01:00:59.841 Bloody fool. 01:01:05.824 --> 01:01:07.985 Uh, Mrs. Rieper... 01:01:17.603 --> 01:01:19.537 Uh, h... 01:01:19.605 --> 01:01:22.597 homosexuality. 01:01:22.675 --> 01:01:24.006 Oh. 01:01:24.076 --> 01:01:28.137 I agree, Mrs. Rieper. It's not a pleasant word. 01:01:28.213 --> 01:01:30.147 But let us not panic unduly. 01:01:30.215 --> 01:01:32.479 This condition is often a passing phase 01:01:32.551 --> 01:01:34.485 with girls of Yvonne's age. 01:01:34.553 --> 01:01:37.613 But she's always been a normal... happy child. 01:01:37.690 --> 01:01:39.282 Oh, it can strike at any time, 01:01:39.358 --> 01:01:42.657 and adolescents are particularly vulnerable. 01:01:42.728 --> 01:01:44.491 What about the vomiting? 01:01:44.563 --> 01:01:46.895 Uh, she's lost a lot of weight. 01:01:46.965 --> 01:01:48.899 Physically, I can find nothing wrong. 01:01:48.967 --> 01:01:50.992 I've checked for TB, and she's clear. 01:01:51.070 --> 01:01:54.836 I... I can only attribute her weight loss to her... 01:01:54.907 --> 01:01:57.068 mental disorder. 01:01:57.142 --> 01:02:00.634 Look, Mrs. Rieper, try not to worry too much. 01:02:00.713 --> 01:02:02.704 Yvonne's young and strong, 01:02:02.781 --> 01:02:05.443 and she's got a loving family behind her. 01:02:05.517 --> 01:02:07.508 Chances are she'll grow out of it. 01:02:07.586 --> 01:02:11.920 If not, well, medical science is progressing in leaps and bounds. 01:02:11.990 --> 01:02:14.823 There... there could be a breakthrough at any time. 01:02:14.893 --> 01:02:17.191 Oh. 01:02:17.362 --> 01:02:18.693 It was a rather snobbish conception... 01:02:18.764 --> 01:02:20.732 Mother woke me this morning 01:02:20.799 --> 01:02:23.529 and started lecturing me before I was properly awake, 01:02:23.602 --> 01:02:26.036 which I thought was somewhat unfair. 01:02:26.105 --> 01:02:29.074 She has brought up the worst possible threat now. 01:02:29.141 --> 01:02:31.735 She said that if my health did not improve, 01:02:31.810 --> 01:02:33.835 I could never see the Hulmes again. 01:02:35.914 --> 01:02:37.575 The thought is too dreadful. 01:02:37.649 --> 01:02:40.243 Life would be unbearable without Deborah. 01:02:40.319 --> 01:02:42.412 I wish I could die. 01:02:42.488 --> 01:02:46.254 This is not an idle or temporary impulse. 01:02:46.325 --> 01:02:50.159 I have decided over the last two or three weeks 01:02:50.229 --> 01:02:53.357 that it would be the best thing that could happen altogether, 01:02:53.432 --> 01:02:57.869 and the thought of death is not fearsome. 01:02:57.936 --> 01:03:00.962 Oh, thank you! 01:03:01.039 --> 01:03:03.200 Oh, Wendy. 01:03:03.275 --> 01:03:06.938 I've got me self a pair of socks! 01:03:09.014 --> 01:03:12.711 d... time has fled d 01:03:12.785 --> 01:03:18.781 d And I die in despair... d 01:03:18.857 --> 01:03:22.293 Is it hurting, dear? 01:03:22.361 --> 01:03:24.625 Your leg. 01:03:24.696 --> 01:03:26.960 Have you got pain? 01:03:27.032 --> 01:03:37.408 d Never have I loved life so dearly... d 01:03:37.476 --> 01:03:39.239 My New Year's resolution 01:03:39.311 --> 01:03:42.075 is a far more selfish one than last year. 01:03:42.147 --> 01:03:43.910 It is to make my motto, 01:03:43.982 --> 01:03:47.918 "Eat, drink, and be merry, for tomorrow you may be dead. " 01:03:49.488 --> 01:03:50.580 Hi, Paul! 01:03:50.656 --> 01:03:52.419 Hi, Paul! 01:03:52.491 --> 01:03:53.822 Hi, Paul! 01:03:53.892 --> 01:03:56.452 Ready... 01:03:56.528 --> 01:03:57.995 Smile. 01:04:09.741 --> 01:04:11.675 This arrived today, Yvonne. 01:04:11.743 --> 01:04:14.143 My name is Gina. 01:04:14.213 --> 01:04:18.980 It's a letter from the school, from Miss Stewart. 01:04:19.051 --> 01:04:20.814 What does Old Stu want? 01:04:20.886 --> 01:04:23.821 She says the standard of your work is slipping. 01:04:23.889 --> 01:04:26.722 At this rate, she doesn't think you'll get school certificate. 01:04:26.792 --> 01:04:27.816 Who cares? 01:04:27.893 --> 01:04:31.659 I care, and your father cares. 01:04:31.730 --> 01:04:34.028 We want you to get a good education. 01:04:34.099 --> 01:04:35.532 I'm educating myself. 01:04:35.601 --> 01:04:36.863 You're failing English! 01:04:36.935 --> 01:04:38.766 You used to be the top of the class! 01:04:38.837 --> 01:04:40.600 I'm doing my own writing! 01:04:40.672 --> 01:04:44.164 Don't think these stories are going to get you school certificate! 01:04:44.243 --> 01:04:46.837 You don't seriously think anyone's going to publish them? 01:04:46.912 --> 01:04:48.345 What would you know? 01:04:48.413 --> 01:04:50.847 You wouldn't know the first thing about writing! 01:04:50.916 --> 01:04:53.180 You're the most ignorant person I've ever met! 01:04:53.252 --> 01:04:55.516 You're rude... 01:04:55.587 --> 01:04:57.714 rude and insolent! 01:04:57.789 --> 01:05:01.247 And I don't think I should keep a horrid little child like you in school a minute longer. 01:05:01.326 --> 01:05:02.918 I don't want to be in bloody school! 01:05:02.995 --> 01:05:04.929 All right! Well, you go out there! 01:05:04.997 --> 01:05:07.830 You go out there and get a job, and you damn well pay your own way! 01:05:33.125 --> 01:05:35.719 I think I'm going crazy. 01:05:35.794 --> 01:05:38.388 No, you're not, Gina. 01:05:38.463 --> 01:05:41.694 It's everyone else who's bonkers. 01:05:43.769 --> 01:05:45.361 Let's go overseas. 01:05:45.437 --> 01:05:47.530 You mean travel by ourselves? 01:05:49.541 --> 01:05:52.738 Where shall we go? 01:05:52.811 --> 01:05:56.247 Not the Bahamas. It's bloody awful. 01:06:01.620 --> 01:06:04.316 Of course! 01:06:05.691 --> 01:06:07.886 It's so obvious! 01:06:07.960 --> 01:06:11.396 I know... I'll lean back and put my hair on my shoulder. 01:06:11.463 --> 01:06:13.328 Then I'll look just like Veronica Lake. 01:06:13.398 --> 01:06:14.831 - Oh, great! - 01:06:14.900 --> 01:06:16.891 Stay still, or else they'll be blurry. 01:06:16.969 --> 01:06:19.028 Oh, well, hurry up! It's freezing! 01:06:19.104 --> 01:06:20.366 Oh, just a couple more. 01:06:21.940 --> 01:06:23.373 I know... 01:06:23.442 --> 01:06:25.967 I'll lean forward now and I'll show more cleavage. 01:06:28.880 --> 01:06:32.976 Those girls are up to something in the bathroom. 01:06:33.051 --> 01:06:36.612 I think they're taking photographs of each other. 01:06:36.688 --> 01:06:38.519 Just leave them alone, Henry. 01:06:38.590 --> 01:06:41.855 I'm prepared to tolerate that Rieper girl's presence, 01:06:41.927 --> 01:06:44.191 but I will not stand for any... 01:06:44.262 --> 01:06:47.129 you know... hanky-panky. 01:06:49.201 --> 01:06:53.035 I'm sure it's all perfectly innocent. 01:07:00.212 --> 01:07:03.147 I'm sure they'll notice things missing. 01:07:03.215 --> 01:07:05.080 They'll blame the bloody housekeeper. 01:07:05.150 --> 01:07:06.742 She nicks stuff all the time. 01:07:10.188 --> 01:07:12.952 This lot's got to be worth 50 quid. 01:07:13.025 --> 01:07:15.118 I can try my father's safe. 01:07:15.193 --> 01:07:17.457 I'm sure I can get the keys to his office. 01:07:17.529 --> 01:07:18.723 That's great! 01:07:18.797 --> 01:07:20.788 We'll have the fare in no time. 01:07:20.866 --> 01:07:23.596 As soon as those bods in Hollywood cop a look at us, 01:07:23.668 --> 01:07:25.602 they'll be falling over themselves. 01:07:25.670 --> 01:07:27.934 Oh, it'll be amazing to meet James in person. 01:07:28.006 --> 01:07:30.270 I just know we'll hit it off brilliantly. 01:07:30.342 --> 01:07:32.936 And Guy Rolfe and Mel Ferrer. 01:07:33.011 --> 01:07:34.376 And Mario! 01:07:34.446 --> 01:07:36.880 - oh, I can't wait to do the love scenes! 01:07:36.948 --> 01:07:38.415 But what if they're married? 01:07:38.483 --> 01:07:41.213 Oh, don't worry about that. 01:07:41.286 --> 01:07:46.485 We'll simply murder any odd wives that get in our way. 01:07:48.960 --> 01:07:52.259 I rose at 5:30 this morning 01:07:52.330 --> 01:07:54.764 and did all the housework before 8:00, 01:07:54.833 --> 01:07:58.735 including taking Wendy her breakfast in bed. 01:07:58.804 --> 01:08:00.999 I feel very pleased with myself on the whole, 01:08:01.073 --> 01:08:02.335 and also the future. 01:08:02.407 --> 01:08:06.366 We are so brilliantly clever. 01:08:13.151 --> 01:08:14.584 A good shot, Hilda. 01:08:14.653 --> 01:08:17.121 Ah... excellent. 01:08:26.965 --> 01:08:29.593 Boys and girls, what have you been doing? 01:08:35.774 --> 01:08:37.071 Aah! 01:08:37.142 --> 01:08:38.575 Direct hit! 01:08:38.643 --> 01:08:41.077 Gave his trousers a jolly good soaking. 01:08:41.146 --> 01:08:42.977 Everyone will think he's peed himself. 01:08:43.048 --> 01:08:44.913 Ha! 01:08:46.151 --> 01:08:47.413 Damn it! 01:08:47.486 --> 01:08:49.545 Net fault. 01:08:49.621 --> 01:08:53.113 Bloody Bill is sniffing around Mummy something chronic. 01:08:53.191 --> 01:08:54.419 Hmm. 01:08:54.493 --> 01:08:57.394 I thought he was supposed to be terribly ill. 01:08:57.462 --> 01:09:00.454 That's what we were led to believe. 01:09:00.532 --> 01:09:05.902 Henry... I'm terribly worried about Bill Perry. 01:09:05.971 --> 01:09:08.633 He's just had this spell in hospital. 01:09:08.707 --> 01:09:10.766 He's got nowhere to convalesce. 01:09:10.842 --> 01:09:12.469 No? 01:09:14.412 --> 01:09:16.846 I-I've offered him the flat. 01:09:16.915 --> 01:09:19.179 He really shouldn't be left alone... 01:09:19.251 --> 01:09:21.515 not in his condition. 01:09:21.586 --> 01:09:24.180 Yeah. 01:09:24.256 --> 01:09:27.419 I was so looking forward to the ambulance arriving. 01:09:30.262 --> 01:09:32.321 There's something desperately exciting 01:09:32.397 --> 01:09:34.331 about bodies on stretchers. 01:09:37.602 --> 01:09:39.797 Oh, God! Bill! 01:09:39.871 --> 01:09:41.668 But it wasn't like that at all. 01:09:41.740 --> 01:09:42.672 Bill! 01:09:42.741 --> 01:09:44.834 I hope the trip didn't tire you. 01:09:44.910 --> 01:09:45.842 Hello. 01:09:45.911 --> 01:09:47.674 Not in the least. 01:09:47.746 --> 01:09:49.839 What a splendid place. 01:09:49.915 --> 01:09:52.179 - Hello. - 01:09:52.250 --> 01:09:54.343 Hello. 01:09:54.419 --> 01:09:56.114 It used to be the servants' quarters, 01:09:56.188 --> 01:09:58.315 but it's... it's very comfortable. 01:09:58.390 --> 01:09:59.721 Oh. Corker. 01:10:05.530 --> 01:10:07.725 Mother was completely taken in. 01:10:09.801 --> 01:10:12.895 Do you think bloody Bill's trying to get into her drawers? 01:10:12.971 --> 01:10:14.734 Too right. 01:10:14.806 --> 01:10:16.364 But he doesn't have a show. 01:10:16.441 --> 01:10:19.035 Nobody gets into Mummy's drawers except Daddy. 01:10:22.047 --> 01:10:23.981 Poor Father. 01:10:24.049 --> 01:10:26.142 Don't worry, Gina. 01:10:26.218 --> 01:10:29.517 Mummy and Daddy love each other. 01:10:32.824 --> 01:10:34.758 Thanks, Prof. 01:10:40.365 --> 01:10:43.698 You have alienated the professorial board 01:10:43.768 --> 01:10:46.532 and completely compromised the good will of the council. 01:10:46.605 --> 01:10:50.063 You could've at least been a bit more reasonable about the forestry school. 01:10:50.141 --> 01:10:52.735 I stand by the report I made last year. 01:10:52.811 --> 01:10:55.439 Canterbury College should not be diversifying... 01:10:55.513 --> 01:10:58.038 Henry, it's just not working. 01:10:58.116 --> 01:11:00.914 Surely a man of your caliber is needed back in England. 01:11:03.154 --> 01:11:05.588 I have my daughter's health to consider. 01:11:05.657 --> 01:11:07.887 She requires a warm climate. 01:11:07.959 --> 01:11:10.291 Dr. Hulme, let's make an effort 01:11:10.362 --> 01:11:12.626 to avoid a public embarrassment. 01:11:12.697 --> 01:11:16.292 You have until the end of the year to find a new position. 01:11:19.471 --> 01:11:21.234 Bill, it's not right. 01:11:22.641 --> 01:11:24.404 It's not right. 01:11:24.476 --> 01:11:26.967 - When? - Not now! 01:11:27.045 --> 01:11:28.979 You're a dreadful flirt. 01:11:49.567 --> 01:11:52.866 Just washing my hair now, Laurie. 01:11:55.006 --> 01:11:56.837 Won't be a moment. 01:12:01.179 --> 01:12:04.114 Is she still in there? 01:12:04.182 --> 01:12:07.709 Come on, Yvonne. You've had enough time. 01:12:09.754 --> 01:12:11.381 - - Yvonne! 01:12:11.456 --> 01:12:14.516 Yes, yes, yes. 01:12:14.592 --> 01:12:16.822 You open up this door right now. 01:12:16.895 --> 01:12:19.887 I'm bloody dressing as fast as I can, for God's sake. 01:12:19.964 --> 01:12:22.125 Open this door! 01:12:24.302 --> 01:12:26.361 Mother gave me a fearful lecture 01:12:26.438 --> 01:12:28.201 along the usual strain. 01:12:28.273 --> 01:12:30.366 I rang Deborah immediately, 01:12:30.442 --> 01:12:32.774 as I had to tell someone sympathetic... 01:12:32.844 --> 01:12:34.607 how I loathed Mother. 01:12:54.299 --> 01:12:56.699 Mother told me I could not go to llam again 01:12:56.768 --> 01:12:59.498 until I was 8 stone and more cheerful. 01:12:59.571 --> 01:13:02.199 All week I have looked forward to going to llam, 01:13:02.273 --> 01:13:03.535 and now this. 01:13:03.608 --> 01:13:05.872 She is most unreasonable. 01:13:05.944 --> 01:13:08.777 I also overheard her making insulting remarks 01:13:08.847 --> 01:13:10.280 about Mrs. Hulme. 01:13:10.348 --> 01:13:12.077 I was livid. 01:13:12.150 --> 01:13:16.211 I am very glad, because the Hulmes sympathize with me, 01:13:16.287 --> 01:13:20.656 and it is nice to feel that adults realize what Mother is. 01:13:20.725 --> 01:13:24.320 Dr. Hulme is going to do something about it, I think. 01:13:26.898 --> 01:13:29.492 Why could not Mother die? 01:13:29.567 --> 01:13:33.333 Dozens of people are dying all the time... thousands. 01:13:33.405 --> 01:13:36.238 So why not Mother? 01:13:50.622 --> 01:13:52.021 And Father, too. 01:13:58.830 --> 01:14:00.764 Yvonne... 01:14:00.832 --> 01:14:02.459 Come on, dear. 01:14:10.275 --> 01:14:12.869 Now shut your eyes and make a wish. 01:14:53.585 --> 01:14:55.485 The balloon has gone up! 01:14:55.553 --> 01:14:57.612 - What on Earth are you talking about? 01:14:57.689 --> 01:15:00.249 Mr. Perry's ill. I've brought him a cup of tea. 01:15:00.325 --> 01:15:02.156 Would you care for one, Juliet? 01:15:02.227 --> 01:15:04.661 Don't try and fob me off. 01:15:04.729 --> 01:15:08.460 It's going to cost you £ 100, or else I'm blabbing to Daddy. 01:15:10.201 --> 01:15:15.264 Mister... Perry and I are... in love, Juliet. 01:15:15.340 --> 01:15:16.602 Hilda... 01:15:16.674 --> 01:15:20.166 Your father knows about us. 01:15:20.245 --> 01:15:24.238 Until other arrangements can be made, 01:15:24.315 --> 01:15:27.341 we've decided to live together as a threesome. 01:15:27.418 --> 01:15:30.683 I don't care what you do. 01:15:30.755 --> 01:15:33.690 Paul and I are going to Hollywood. 01:15:33.758 --> 01:15:36.056 They're desperately keen to sign us up. 01:15:36.127 --> 01:15:38.061 We're going to be film stars. 01:15:38.129 --> 01:15:39.494 What are you talking about? 01:15:39.564 --> 01:15:41.828 It's all arranged. 01:15:41.900 --> 01:15:45.666 We don't need your bloody £ 100 anyway, 01:15:45.737 --> 01:15:49.400 so stick it up your bottom! 01:15:53.978 --> 01:15:56.378 Deborah told me the stupendous news. 01:15:56.447 --> 01:15:59.211 I'm going out to llam, as we have much to talk over. 01:16:01.286 --> 01:16:03.117 Hello! 01:16:07.959 --> 01:16:10.052 Deborah was still in bed when I arrived. 01:16:10.128 --> 01:16:12.562 - Oh... - Oh... 01:16:16.134 --> 01:16:18.898 Dr. Hulme asked us to come into the lounge 01:16:18.970 --> 01:16:22.167 to have a talk with him. 01:16:35.086 --> 01:16:39.386 Your mother and I... are getting divorced. 01:16:42.961 --> 01:16:46.897 The shock was too great to have penetrated my mind. 01:16:46.965 --> 01:16:52.062 It is so incredible. Poor Father. 01:16:52.136 --> 01:16:55.731 Dr. Hulme was absolutely kind and understanding. 01:16:55.807 --> 01:16:57.741 He said we must tell him everything 01:16:57.809 --> 01:16:59.743 about our going to America. 01:16:59.811 --> 01:17:03.577 He was both hope-giving and depressing. 01:17:03.648 --> 01:17:05.741 We talked for a long time, 01:17:05.817 --> 01:17:09.253 and Deborah and I were near tears by the time it was over. 01:17:11.623 --> 01:17:13.887 What is to be the future now? 01:17:13.958 --> 01:17:17.553 We may all be going to Italy and dozens of other places, 01:17:17.629 --> 01:17:19.221 or not at all. 01:17:19.297 --> 01:17:21.891 None of us know where we are, 01:17:21.966 --> 01:17:24.799 and a good deal depends on chance. 01:17:32.477 --> 01:17:34.411 Dr. Hulme is the noblest 01:17:34.479 --> 01:17:37.642 and most wonderful person I have ever known of. 01:17:39.851 --> 01:17:42.786 One thing Deborah and I are sticking to... 01:17:42.854 --> 01:17:47.018 through everything, we sink or swim together. 01:17:53.431 --> 01:17:56.195 Your mother and I have talked things over, 01:17:56.267 --> 01:17:58.258 and we've made some decisions. 01:18:00.304 --> 01:18:03.239 I'm resigning from the university, 01:18:03.307 --> 01:18:06.708 and I'll be taking up a position back in England. 01:18:06.778 --> 01:18:09.872 But, Daddy, you can't just leave me here with Mother. 01:18:12.016 --> 01:18:15.281 I thought it best if you accompany your father. 01:18:15.353 --> 01:18:17.048 Is Gina coming, too? 01:18:17.121 --> 01:18:18.349 Of course not. 01:18:18.423 --> 01:18:23.190 I'm not going to England without Gina! 01:18:25.763 --> 01:18:28.857 You're not going to England, darling. 01:18:32.136 --> 01:18:35.572 I'm leaving you in South Africa with Auntie Ena. 01:18:35.640 --> 01:18:38.973 That chest of yours isn't getting any better. 01:18:39.043 --> 01:18:42.535 A warmer climate is just what you need. 01:18:42.613 --> 01:18:44.581 For the good of your health. 01:18:44.649 --> 01:18:47.516 Ahhhhhh! 01:18:49.921 --> 01:18:52.856 The Hulmes will look after me. 01:18:52.924 --> 01:18:55.017 They want me to live with them. 01:18:55.093 --> 01:18:57.687 Don't be so ridiculous. 01:18:57.762 --> 01:19:00.526 You're our daughter. You belong here with us. 01:19:00.598 --> 01:19:02.930 I belong with Deborah. 01:19:05.069 --> 01:19:07.128 We're going to South Africa. 01:19:07.205 --> 01:19:09.196 You're not going anywhere. 01:19:09.273 --> 01:19:11.537 You're 15 years old, Yvonne. 01:19:11.609 --> 01:19:14.601 You have to let me go! 01:19:16.614 --> 01:19:19.549 We'll talk about this when you've calmed down. 01:19:19.617 --> 01:19:21.209 I felt thoroughly depressed 01:19:21.285 --> 01:19:25.881 and even quite seriously considered committing suicide. 01:19:25.957 --> 01:19:29.791 Life seemed so much not worth the living 01:19:29.861 --> 01:19:31.852 and death such an easy way out. 01:19:34.098 --> 01:19:36.760 Love, you can still write to each other. 01:19:36.834 --> 01:19:40.270 Anger against Mother boiled up inside me, 01:19:40.338 --> 01:19:44.934 as it is she who is one of the main obstacles in my path. 01:19:45.009 --> 01:19:48.445 Suddenly a means of ridding myself of this obstacle 01:19:48.513 --> 01:19:50.447 occurred to me. 01:19:50.515 --> 01:19:54.144 If she were to die... 01:19:54.252 --> 01:19:56.982 I cannot begin to attempt to measure 01:19:57.021 --> 01:20:00.252 the inestimable value of Dr. Hulme's contributions 01:20:00.324 --> 01:20:04.420 to Canterbury College, both social and official. 01:20:04.495 --> 01:20:08.932 We wish both him and Mrs. Hulme all the best for the future. 01:20:21.345 --> 01:20:23.836 Everything's going to be okay, Gina. 01:20:23.915 --> 01:20:28.113 Mr. Perry promised to give me £50 for my horse. 01:20:28.186 --> 01:20:29.619 That's 120! 01:20:29.687 --> 01:20:33.145 Just another £30, and we've got the fare! 01:20:33.224 --> 01:20:35.351 It's no bloody good. 01:20:36.594 --> 01:20:39.688 I went to the passport office today. 01:20:39.764 --> 01:20:42.130 They won't give me one till I'm 20! 01:20:42.200 --> 01:20:43.599 But that's not true! 01:20:43.668 --> 01:20:44.930 I've got one! 01:20:45.002 --> 01:20:47.436 No... 01:20:47.505 --> 01:20:51.601 I need my sodding parents' consent. 01:20:53.244 --> 01:20:55.337 Oh, don't cry, Gina. 01:20:55.413 --> 01:20:57.677 Gina, please don't cry. 01:20:57.748 --> 01:21:02.151 We're not going to be separated. We're not. 01:21:02.220 --> 01:21:04.620 They can't make us! 01:21:04.689 --> 01:21:06.714 They can't! 01:21:06.791 --> 01:21:09.555 They can't! 01:21:09.627 --> 01:21:12.061 They can not. 01:21:12.129 --> 01:21:13.960 Off me! 01:21:14.031 --> 01:21:15.464 I hate you! 01:21:24.375 --> 01:21:26.036 Yvonne... 01:21:29.747 --> 01:21:33.410 Don't be like this, love. 01:21:42.493 --> 01:21:45.087 I did not tell Deborah of my plans 01:21:45.162 --> 01:21:47.096 for removing Mother. 01:21:47.164 --> 01:21:49.098 I have made no decision yet, 01:21:49.166 --> 01:21:52.761 as the last fate I wish to meet is one in a borstal. 01:21:52.837 --> 01:21:56.898 I am trying to think of some way. 01:21:59.143 --> 01:22:02.112 I've just had Hilda Hulme on the telephone. 01:22:02.179 --> 01:22:04.010 What now? 01:22:04.081 --> 01:22:06.515 She says Juliet's in a terrible state. 01:22:06.584 --> 01:22:08.484 She's uncontrollable. 01:22:08.552 --> 01:22:11.453 I've told her Pauline isn't going to South Africa. 01:22:11.522 --> 01:22:13.285 She refuses to accept it. 01:22:13.357 --> 01:22:16.815 Well, I expect you've heard the same 01:22:16.894 --> 01:22:19.124 from your own daughter. 01:22:19.196 --> 01:22:23.155 Um... Yvonne hasn't spoken to me 01:22:23.234 --> 01:22:26.362 for... um, nearly two weeks. 01:22:26.437 --> 01:22:29.372 Yes. 01:22:29.440 --> 01:22:33.570 Well... it hasn't been an easy time 01:22:33.644 --> 01:22:36.408 for any of us, Mrs. Rieper. 01:22:36.480 --> 01:22:40.416 She's cut us out of her life, Mrs. Hulme. 01:22:40.484 --> 01:22:44.420 It's been causing her mother and I a lot of worry. 01:22:44.488 --> 01:22:45.921 What I'm suggesting 01:22:45.990 --> 01:22:49.289 is that we let the girls spend these last three weeks together. 01:22:49.360 --> 01:22:52.989 We would like Pauline to come and stay with Juliet 01:22:53.064 --> 01:22:54.497 until she leaves. 01:22:54.565 --> 01:22:57.557 Is that a good idea? 01:23:05.743 --> 01:23:09.304 Perhaps I could telephone you tonight, Mrs. Hulme. 01:23:09.380 --> 01:23:12.611 Yes, yes. Of... of course. 01:23:56.427 --> 01:24:01.524 d When you are in love d 01:24:01.599 --> 01:24:07.629 d It's the loveliest night of the year d 01:24:07.705 --> 01:24:13.302 d Stars twinkle above d 01:24:13.377 --> 01:24:20.647 d And you almost can touch them from here d 01:24:20.718 --> 01:24:26.657 - d Words fall into rhyme d 01:24:26.724 --> 01:24:34.153 d Anytime you are holding me near d 01:24:34.231 --> 01:24:40.192 d When you are in love d 01:24:40.271 --> 01:24:41.795 d It's the loveliest night of the year d 01:24:41.872 --> 01:24:48.004 Charles! Charles! Charles! Oh! 01:24:48.079 --> 01:24:52.675 d Waltzing along in the blue d 01:24:52.750 --> 01:24:58.518 d Like a breeze drifting over the sand d 01:24:58.589 --> 01:25:02.525 d Thrilled by the wonder of you... d 01:25:02.593 --> 01:25:06.962 We've realized why Deborah and I have such extraordinary telepathy 01:25:07.031 --> 01:25:10.432 and why people treat us and look at us the way they do. 01:25:10.501 --> 01:25:13.231 It is because we are mad! 01:25:13.304 --> 01:25:16.102 We are both stark raving mad! 01:25:16.173 --> 01:25:18.437 d... when a birthday is near... d 01:25:18.509 --> 01:25:21.569 All the cast of the saints are mad, too. 01:25:21.645 --> 01:25:25.581 Dr. Hulme is mad, as mad as a March hare. 01:25:25.649 --> 01:25:35.547 d... the loveliest night of the ye-e-e-e-e-ar d 01:25:48.072 --> 01:25:50.063 Halt! 01:25:55.079 --> 01:25:58.412 It was the first time I had ever seen "lt." 01:25:58.482 --> 01:26:01.508 Deborah had always told me how hideous he was. 01:26:01.585 --> 01:26:02.779 Is that you? 01:26:02.853 --> 01:26:04.650 You're through, Harry. Come out. 01:26:04.722 --> 01:26:05.916 You haven't got a chance this way. 01:26:05.990 --> 01:26:06.979 What do you want? 01:26:07.057 --> 01:26:08.354 You might as well give up. 01:26:08.425 --> 01:26:10.154 "It" is appalling. 01:26:10.227 --> 01:26:12.161 He is dreadful. 01:26:12.229 --> 01:26:13.958 Come back! 01:26:14.031 --> 01:26:16.363 I have never in my life seen anything 01:26:16.433 --> 01:26:18.663 in the same category of hideousness, 01:26:18.736 --> 01:26:20.169 but I adore him! 01:26:54.104 --> 01:26:55.071 Bah! 01:27:07.851 --> 01:27:09.512 Ah. 01:27:15.392 --> 01:27:17.860 Hurry! 01:27:17.928 --> 01:27:19.259 Hurry! 01:27:19.330 --> 01:27:21.594 Gina! 01:27:45.289 --> 01:27:47.723 We talked for some time about "lt," 01:27:47.791 --> 01:27:50.453 getting ourselves more and more excited. 01:27:52.529 --> 01:27:55.726 We enacted how each saint would make love in bed. 01:29:09.907 --> 01:29:13.673 We spent a hectic night going through the saints. 01:29:13.744 --> 01:29:16.178 It was wonderful... 01:29:16.246 --> 01:29:20.842 heavenly... beautiful... and ours. 01:29:20.918 --> 01:29:23.580 We felt satisfied, indeed. 01:29:25.923 --> 01:29:30.519 We have now learned the peace of the thing called "bliss"... 01:29:30.594 --> 01:29:32.960 the joy of the thing called "sin." 01:29:53.484 --> 01:29:55.748 I'm coming with you. 01:29:57.821 --> 01:29:59.186 Yes. 01:30:03.360 --> 01:30:06.022 I know what to do about Mother. 01:30:09.166 --> 01:30:12.829 We don't want to go to too much trouble. 01:30:15.105 --> 01:30:19.439 Some sort of... accident. 01:30:25.682 --> 01:30:28.845 People die every day. 01:30:43.967 --> 01:30:48.700 Our main idea for the day was to murder Mother. 01:30:48.772 --> 01:30:50.535 This notion is not a new one, 01:30:50.607 --> 01:30:52.871 but this time it is a definite plan 01:30:52.943 --> 01:30:54.706 which we intend to carry out. 01:30:54.778 --> 01:30:56.439 We have worked it out carefully 01:30:56.513 --> 01:30:58.447 and are both thrilled by the idea. 01:30:59.983 --> 01:31:02.110 Naturally, we feel a trifle nervous, 01:31:02.186 --> 01:31:05.349 but the pleasure of anticipation is great. 01:31:16.733 --> 01:31:21.170 Only the best people fight against all obstacles... 01:31:21.238 --> 01:31:23.229 in pursuit of happiness. 01:31:28.846 --> 01:31:32.441 We both spent last night having a simply wonderful time 01:31:32.516 --> 01:31:34.950 in every possible way. 01:31:37.454 --> 01:31:41.254 I was picked up at 2:00 p.m. 01:31:41.325 --> 01:31:44.260 I have been very sweet and good. 01:31:44.328 --> 01:31:47.764 I have worked out a little more of our plan. 01:31:47.831 --> 01:31:52.200 Peculiarly enough, I have no qualms of conscience. 01:31:53.770 --> 01:31:57.365 I arose late and helped Mother vigorously this morning. 01:31:57.441 --> 01:31:58.703 Deborah rang, 01:31:58.775 --> 01:32:02.040 and we decided to use a rock and a stocking 01:32:02.112 --> 01:32:03.704 rather than a sandbag. 01:32:03.780 --> 01:32:06.010 We discussed the murder fully. 01:32:06.083 --> 01:32:07.380 I feel very keyed up, 01:32:07.451 --> 01:32:09.578 as though I were planning a surprise party. 01:32:09.653 --> 01:32:12.247 Mother has fallen in with everything beautifully, 01:32:12.322 --> 01:32:16.019 and the happy event is to take place tomorrow afternoon. 01:32:16.093 --> 01:32:18.618 Next time I write in this diary, 01:32:18.695 --> 01:32:20.356 Mother will be dead. 01:32:20.430 --> 01:32:22.364 How odd... 01:32:22.432 --> 01:32:24.525 yet how pleasing. 01:32:26.703 --> 01:32:29.638 d Have they gone? d 01:32:29.706 --> 01:32:35.667 d I pretended to be asleep d 01:32:35.746 --> 01:32:46.020 d Because I wanted to be alone with you d 01:32:46.089 --> 01:32:57.557 d I have so many things to tell you d 01:32:57.634 --> 01:33:03.937 d Or one thing as huge as the sea... d 01:33:04.007 --> 01:33:07.306 Mummy! 01:33:07.377 --> 01:33:08.776 Mummy! 01:33:08.845 --> 01:33:20.746 d Deep and infinite as the sea d 01:33:20.824 --> 01:33:33.430 d You are my love and all my life d 01:33:42.646 --> 01:33:44.739 I am writing a little of this up 01:33:44.815 --> 01:33:48.080 on the morning before the death. 01:33:48.151 --> 01:33:50.619 I felt very excited and... 01:33:50.687 --> 01:33:53.986 The-Night-Before-Christmas-ish last night. 01:33:54.057 --> 01:33:56.389 I am about to rise. 01:34:07.804 --> 01:34:09.897 Juliet? 01:34:09.973 --> 01:34:11.235 Hurry up. 01:34:18.882 --> 01:34:20.645 Ah, thought I'd lost you. 01:34:26.657 --> 01:34:28.318 Mummy... 01:34:32.062 --> 01:34:34.326 Oh. Oh... 01:34:35.899 --> 01:34:39.494 You've got roses in your cheeks. 01:34:39.569 --> 01:34:42.163 Oh, I haven't seen that in such a long time. 01:34:42.239 --> 01:34:43.831 Oh, bye. 01:34:43.907 --> 01:34:46.501 Have a lovely time, darling. 01:34:46.576 --> 01:34:48.009 I will. 01:34:48.078 --> 01:34:51.343 I'm so looking forward to it. 01:35:05.962 --> 01:35:08.897 Bye, Daddy! See you tonight! 01:35:19.609 --> 01:35:22.874 Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. That's enough bread to feed an army. 01:35:22.946 --> 01:35:25.540 Hello. 01:35:25.615 --> 01:35:27.742 Hello, Juliet. 01:35:34.491 --> 01:35:37.426 Oh, what a nice outfit. 01:35:37.494 --> 01:35:40.327 Thank you. I, um, bought it especially, Mrs. Rieper. 01:35:40.397 --> 01:35:41.386 Oh. 01:35:55.178 --> 01:35:56.270 Fruit. 01:35:56.346 --> 01:35:58.837 Oh, pop them in a bowl. 01:36:07.257 --> 01:36:09.020 Let's go upstairs, Deborah. 01:36:09.092 --> 01:36:12.220 I wrote the first 10 pages of my opera last night. 01:36:12.295 --> 01:36:13.785 All right, then. 01:36:25.642 --> 01:36:28.076 Ugh. Do you feel all sweaty? 01:36:28.145 --> 01:36:29.942 Oh, I feel sweaty. 01:36:38.955 --> 01:36:43.585 It's a three-act story with a tragic end. 01:36:46.163 --> 01:36:51.795 Your mother is rather a miserable woman... isn't she? 01:36:53.370 --> 01:36:54.803 I thought for hours 01:36:54.871 --> 01:36:57.567 about whether Carmelita should accept 01:36:57.641 --> 01:36:59.905 Bernard's marriage proposal... 01:36:59.976 --> 01:37:02.774 I think she knows what's going to happen. 01:37:02.846 --> 01:37:05.007 She doesn't appear to bear us any grudge. 01:37:05.081 --> 01:37:08.346 ...but in the end I decided against it. 01:37:08.418 --> 01:37:11.285 I thought it would spoil all their fun. 01:37:11.354 --> 01:37:14.949 Affairs are much more exciting than marriages, 01:37:15.025 --> 01:37:17.289 as Mummy can testify. 01:37:28.705 --> 01:37:30.104 It's true. 01:37:30.173 --> 01:37:32.801 He was spotted in the lingerie department, eh, Wendy? 01:37:32.876 --> 01:37:36.676 There's nothing wrong with Sir Edmund Hillary buying underwear for his wife. 01:37:36.746 --> 01:37:38.338 He was a very nice man. 01:37:39.583 --> 01:37:42.177 I-I bet it was thermal underwear. 01:37:44.754 --> 01:37:47.188 I bet... I bet he pitches a tent 01:37:47.257 --> 01:37:49.191 in the middle of their bedroom, 01:37:49.259 --> 01:37:51.523 and they have to pretend to be on a mountain. 01:37:51.595 --> 01:37:52.857 That's enough, Yvonne. 01:37:52.929 --> 01:37:54.692 That man's a credit to the nation. 01:37:54.764 --> 01:37:57.358 Right, who's going to help me clear away? 01:37:57.434 --> 01:37:58.594 I will, Mum. 01:37:58.668 --> 01:38:00.863 Anything to get away from Laurel and Hardy. 01:38:03.306 --> 01:38:04.739 I'd better be getting back. 01:38:04.808 --> 01:38:06.799 - Bye, love. - Bye. 01:38:08.879 --> 01:38:11.814 Have a nice outing, you lot. 01:38:11.882 --> 01:38:12.974 Bye, Dad. 01:38:13.049 --> 01:38:14.914 Bye, Mr. Rieper. 01:38:14.985 --> 01:38:18.921 Well, I'm going to make myself a bit more presentable. 01:38:57.827 --> 01:38:59.590 Isn't it beautiful? 01:38:59.663 --> 01:39:01.756 Let's go for a walk down here. 01:39:01.831 --> 01:39:03.093 Come on, Mummy. 01:39:03.166 --> 01:39:06.431 Oh, no. I'd like a cup of tea first. 01:39:06.503 --> 01:39:07.595 Come on. 01:39:27.490 --> 01:39:29.082 You have it. 01:39:29.159 --> 01:39:32.651 Oh... no. I'm... I'm watching my figure. 01:39:32.729 --> 01:39:35.823 But you're not fat, Mrs. Rieper. 01:39:35.899 --> 01:39:39.096 Oh, well, I put on a lot of weight over Christmas. 01:39:43.073 --> 01:39:44.563 Go on, Mum. 01:39:47.711 --> 01:39:49.542 Treat yourself. 01:39:52.582 --> 01:39:54.914 All right. 01:42:25.668 --> 01:42:28.762 Yvonne, love, w... we should be going back. 01:42:28.838 --> 01:42:30.328 We don't want to miss the bus. 01:42:30.406 --> 01:42:32.271 Juliet... 01:42:32.342 --> 01:42:35.243 You button up your coat. You'll get a chill. 01:42:44.320 --> 01:42:47.619 Look... Mother. 01:42:47.690 --> 01:42:50.284 Hmm. 01:42:51.427 --> 01:42:53.827 Hmm. 01:43:01.371 --> 01:43:03.305 Hmm. 01:43:07.043 --> 01:43:09.204 Aah! Aah! 01:43:12.382 --> 01:43:13.872 - Gina! 01:43:13.950 --> 01:43:15.645 - Hurry! 01:43:15.718 --> 01:43:17.310 - Aah! 01:43:20.590 --> 01:43:22.455 Don't! 01:43:22.525 --> 01:43:23.856 No! 01:43:23.927 --> 01:43:26.054 Don't!! 01:43:26.129 --> 01:43:27.357 Aah! 01:43:36.706 --> 01:43:40.472 Gina. 01:43:40.543 --> 01:43:43.205 Do not leave. I'm coming! I'm coming! 01:43:43.279 --> 01:43:44.746 Don't go! 01:43:49.319 --> 01:43:52.516 You can't! 01:43:59.295 --> 01:44:01.627 No! 01:44:21.551 --> 01:44:24.884 I'm sorry. 01:44:42.472 --> 01:44:44.770 No!! 01:44:44.794 --> 01:45:04.794 Telegram Channel and Instagram Page .:: @bollbolljan_com ::.