00:00Will you have a flower?
00:11Thank you, sir.
00:26Were you frightened when I left you alone with Mason?
00:28Very. I feared lest some...
00:32someone come from the inner room.
00:34But I'd lock the door.
00:36I should have been a careless shepherd if I'd left a lamb.
00:38My pet lamb.
00:40So near a wolf's den unguarded.
00:44Will Grace Poole continue to live here, sir?
00:46Yes.
00:47And the danger you feared last night for Mr. Mason.
00:50Is that now gone?
00:52Not till he's out of England.
00:54To live for me is to stand upon a crater crust, Jane.
00:58But Mr. Mason seems a man easily led.
01:01He would not defy you, surely?
01:03No.
01:04Not knowingly hurt me.
01:06But unintentionally he might.
01:08One careless word, Jane, could deprive me if not of life,
01:12yet forever of happiness.
01:14But tell him so, sir.
01:16If I could do that, simpleton, where would the danger be?
01:26You look puzzled.
01:28I will puzzle you further.
01:31You...
01:33You're my friend, are you not?
01:36I'd like to serve you, sir, and obey you.
01:39In all that is right.
01:41Yes, in all that is right.
01:43Yes.
01:44You're implacable, Jane.
01:46Properly so.
01:49But suppose you're no longer a girl,
01:51well-reared and disciplined,
01:53but a wild boy as I was,
01:54indulged from childhood upwards.
01:58Imagine yourself in a remote, foreign land.
02:02Conceive that you commit there a capital error.
02:04Mind, I do not say crime.
02:06My word is error.
02:08The results of which...
02:10dog you all your life.
02:15Suppose...
02:16twenty world-weary years after,
02:18you discover a stranger...
02:21whose goodness and true qualities revive you.
02:24Regenerate you.
02:27What then, sir?
02:28Yes.
02:32What then?
02:38Is the wandering and sinful but repentant man
02:41justified in overleaping an obstacle of custom?
02:44A mere conventional impediment
02:47in order to attach to him this
02:50gentle, gracious stranger
02:53who can work his reformation?
02:55I think not, sir.
02:57Salvation should never depend on a fellow creature,
02:59but on God.
03:00But God ordains the instrument.
03:05And I believe...
03:06I have found the instrument for my cure in...
03:13In Miss Ingram.
03:15Don't you think if I married her,
03:17she'd regenerate me with a vengeance?
03:19She's a rare one.
03:21Is she not, Jane?
03:23You say nothing?
03:26Yes, sir.
03:28Hmm.
03:29A deliberate silence, I see.
03:34Bless me, there's Ingram and Lynn up already.
03:38Go in by the shrubbery.
03:40Show the wicket.
03:42Mason got the start of you all this morning.
03:45He was gone before sunrise.
03:46I will go, he's not too old, but he's still a good guy with a bald axe.
03:48Good guy, I'm sad.
03:50You're tired...
03:52My dreams are real.
03:54I'm so sorry for your sleep here.
03:56I'm gonna be hungry, I'm so sorry for the rest of you,
03:57I'm so sorry for your sleep here,
03:59because I love you, I'm so sorry.
04:01I'm so sorry for the shift or your mask.
04:03I'm so sorry for my breath, I'm so sorry for the rest of you,
04:04I'm so sorry for you.
04:06You're right, OK.
04:07I'm so sorry for everybody.
04:08But you're going to be a day later.
