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00:00And finally, every visitor to our centre on this
00:29On a special day, we'll receive one of these.
00:33A paper hat, a sparkler, a balloon...
00:38..and a special anniversary badge, which has a spike on the back.
00:42Sorry, Mr Brutus.
00:43Now, these items will be presented
00:46and a special anniversary Whitbury fun bag,
00:49which will serve as a souvenir of what I'm sure will be a memorable day.
00:54You sure about the badge, are you, Mr Brutus?
00:56Pardon?
00:57I just wondered if it was a good idea, you know, in view of the misprint.
01:00What misprint?
01:02Well, mine says,
01:03I've been to Whitbury Leisure Centre and swum in the poo.
01:09So does mine. It's on Linda's as well.
01:11That is poo-l.
01:13It's on all of them.
01:14It says poo-l. The L's got pushed round the corner a bit, that's all.
01:17Well, he definitely says poo on mine.
01:20It's perfectly clear what it's meant to say, Julie.
01:22We know that, Mr Brutus. It's just a bit embarrassing to wear.
01:25We've had 5,000 printed. We wear them, right?
01:30Now, visitors get presented with this fun bag when they come through reception,
01:34but the most important thing they get is what, Carol?
01:36Sorry, Mr Brutus.
01:37What is the most important thing our visitors get when they come in?
01:40Oh, a smile.
01:42And perhaps we can have a little example, Carol.
01:48I'm sorry, Mr Brutus, it's just the twins. They never seem to stop feeding.
01:51All right, Carol.
01:52And now I've got these two cracked nipples and I can't do a thing.
01:56Well, just do the best you can, will you, please, Carol?
01:59So, today we have a busy schedule.
02:01We have the kiddies party, we have the pigs roast, we have the fireworks,
02:04we have the swimming gala.
02:06You're planning to use the pool, then, are you, Mr Brutus?
02:08It's a bit difficult to have a swimming gala without it, Colin.
02:10Well, in that case, you'll probably want to do something about the heating.
02:13What's wrong with the heating?
02:14Well, at the moment, there isn't any. We've run out of oil.
02:17That's impossible. We had a delivery on Thursday.
02:19Bit of a mystery, that one, Mr Brutus.
02:21Why didn't anyone tell me?
02:24All right, to your places, please, everyone. I'll deal with it.
02:27And please, let's try and look as if we're enjoying ourselves.
02:31That's better.
02:33No, tomorrow is not good enough. Nor is this afternoon.
02:38I need 350 gallons of domestic heating fuel and I need it now.
02:42Within the hour, please. Thank you.
02:46I heard that.
02:49Oh, Mr Brutus, these gentlemen were inquiring about membership to the Privileged Club.
02:53Were they indeed? Splendid.
02:56I think you'll find it has several advantages, quite apart from the member's bar and toilet.
03:00Forms, please, Carol.
03:02Yes, but...
03:03I don't know if my receptionist explains, but due to a tightening of security,
03:07we do require two separate pieces of identification.
03:10Oh, yes. Yes, we've got those.
03:11And the passport photos.
03:12Excellent. Just the forms, then, please, Carol. It is both of you, I take it?
03:17Actually, there's 36 of us.
03:1836?
03:19Yes, we've brought a party from Guildford.
03:21We've come over for the day.
03:22And you all want to join?
03:24If that's all right.
03:25It certainly is. In fact, I can help you out a bit there.
03:28You see, anything over 35 is, technically speaking, a coach party.
03:32So I'll need just the one form, a Q17, please, Carol, to be filled in by the group leader,
03:38and that covers membership for all of you.
03:42I suddenly realised we're actually only going to be 34.
03:45Are we?
03:46Yes. Ian and Christine weren't well, remember? They wanted to stay on the coach.
03:49Oh, yes. Yes. We'll have to fill in the individual forms after all, I'm afraid.
03:54Well, I don't want to inconvenience you if you've come all the way from Guildford.
03:56No, no, we quite understand.
03:58Rules are rules after all.
03:59Psst, psst, psst, psst.
04:02Mrs. We haven't got 34 forms.
04:04I'm afraid Ben had a little accident with his Ribena and it sort of seeps through from the draw above.
04:09Well, get Julie to run off some more, please, Carol, will you?
04:12Now, I don't know if you've seen the programme of events for the...
04:14Oh, heavens, I've found you, Mr. Brittos.
04:16What is it, Colleen?
04:17I've found out what's been happening to the oil.
04:19What?
04:19Gordon!
04:20Just one moment, my darling. What's happened to the oil?
04:22There's a little hole in the tank, Mr. Brittos. Linda's got a finger in it at the moment,
04:26but it's been leaking away.
04:27Er, Gordon, Horatio's outside. He just wants to say goodbye.
04:30He said goodbye this morning, my darling.
04:32Well, I suppose he wants to say it again.
04:34Well, I'm rather tied up at the moment. How long's it been leaking for?
04:37Well, Linda reckons it's about one pint every five minutes, so if there were 300 gallons, that would mean...
04:41I'd better take a look, Colleen.
04:42What about Horatio, Gordon?
04:43Two minutes, my darling.
04:46Hello, Helen. Time for a coffee.
04:48I said two minutes. Time for several other films.
05:00I'm on to a thumb now, Mr. Brittos, but it's still getting through.
05:04It's only two years old. How can I have a hole in it?
05:06It's rust, Mr. Brittos, from the pub.
05:09The where?
05:09The pub. You see, this is a sort of shortcut from the wheat sheaf to the town centre.
05:13Colleen, what are you burbling about?
05:16Well, that's what's causing the rust, Mr. Brittos.
05:18They've had a few pints of lager, you see, and this is the first sort of private spot they've come to.
05:23Mr. Brittos, it's a grave relief.
05:24Oh!
05:25Linda, that oil is leaking out onto the ground.
05:28I don't want to touch it if people have been...
05:29Linda, do you realise what will happen if that stuff soaks into the water table?
05:33The damage to the local ecology?
05:35Small children poisoned from inadvertently drinking the water while swimming in the canal?
05:39To say nothing of the waste of one of the Earth's most valuable and dwindling resources.
05:43Linda, stick your thumb on it.
05:45Yes, Mr. Brittos.
05:48Right, Colin, I want you to get a bucket, collect any remaining oil as it comes out.
05:52I'll go and ring someone to make a repair.
05:54When that's done, I want you to pour the oil back into the top, all right?
05:57Ray, Mr. Brittos.
05:58Don't be long, will you, Colin?
06:00They're very like, aren't they?
06:17Who?
06:17Mr. Brittos and his brother.
06:19I mean, they may not look like twins, but they have a very similar outlook, don't they?
06:23Yes.
06:25The Reverend Brittos has a dream too, you know.
06:27Not another one.
06:28No, no, it's the same one, apparently.
06:30He was telling me about it yesterday after he, you know, blessed the new vaulting horse.
06:34They worked it all out together when they were children.
06:39Oh, I couldn't cope normally, Laura.
06:42Even with two of them, I couldn't cope.
06:44And it's just, I'm under quite a lot of strain at the moment, managing without the pills.
06:51The doctor's told me to cut down a bit whilst I'm pregnant.
06:54Hmm.
06:55God knows why.
06:56I'd have thought a good supply of Valium in the bloodstream was just what a baby in our house needed.
07:02Still, the ratio's going this afternoon.
07:064.30 Heathrow.
07:07I booked the taxi two hours early, just in case.
07:10What's he planning to do there, exactly?
07:12Where?
07:13In the Lebanon.
07:14Oh, I'm not really sure.
07:16Just sort things out, I think, politically.
07:21Gordon says it's a very exciting challenge.
07:24He thinks it's high time someone went out there and banged a few heads together.
07:27Are you sure it's a good idea?
07:29I think it's vital, Laura.
07:30I'll go mad otherwise.
07:33No, no, I meant going to the Lebanon.
07:34Oh.
07:35No, I think so.
07:36It's a sort of promotion.
07:38He's going to be Dean of Beirut.
07:40I look forward to reading about it.
07:42Oh.
07:43Excuse me.
07:44Oh, Horatio.
07:46You've seen Gordon, have you?
07:47Er, no, he hasn't come back yet.
07:50I'd better take you to his office then, hadn't I?
07:52We don't want you missing your flight.
07:54Good luck, Mr British.
07:55Sorry?
07:56Just wanted to wish you good luck in the Lebanon.
07:58Oh, that.
08:00Yes.
08:09Yellow pages, please, Carol.
08:10Yes, but perhaps you could help sort this out, Mr British.
08:13I am rather busy at the moment.
08:14Yes, we've got a few problems with the lunches, Mr British.
08:16What?
08:17I'm afraid three of us are vegetarians.
08:19And there are two vegans as well, if that's possible.
08:21Well, as long as the kitchen's had the details in writing before 11 o'clock.
08:25In writing?
08:25I thought it would have to be.
08:27Good day.
08:27Just ring down, Mr British.
08:29Safer to fill in a form, I think, Carol.
08:30Saves confusion in the long run.
08:32Yes, yes.
08:33It's just that Emily's had a little bit of a runny tummy and the forms are a little...
08:37Oh, here we are.
08:38Whitbury Welders.
08:39I'll ring down and see if Judy's got to call me.
08:42We're also wondering if you could possibly find time to talk to us.
08:45Sorry?
08:46As a group, some time in the day.
08:47If you were free.
08:48Talk to you, what about?
08:49Well, anything really.
08:51That's up to you.
08:52Health, safety.
08:53Your management philosophy.
08:54Your dreams, perhaps.
08:55If you have any.
08:58Just one moment, please.
09:00Well, I might be able to organise something, but not now.
09:02I'm actually dealing with a slight emergency.
09:05An emergency?
09:06You mean like a crisis?
09:07There's nothing to be alarmed about at this stage.
09:09It's just one of those small things that has to be dealt with now,
09:11before it grows into something more serious.
09:13Oh, right.
09:14Will you carry on with your emergency?
09:16That's much more important.
09:17Indeed.
09:18Ah, hello.
09:19Whitbury Welders?
09:21Excellent.
09:23I'd like someone to repair an oil tank, please.
09:30Can I help you at all?
09:31Yeah, they should sell your food away again, mate.
09:34What?
09:34350 gallons.
09:37There's a surcharge, I'm afraid, for a special delivery.
09:39You've put 350 gallons of oil in there.
09:42There's your receipt.
09:43But we don't want it.
09:44Well, it ain't what your boss said.
09:45Mr Brittas.
09:46He was very insistent.
09:47Oh, I see.
09:51We need any more buckets, Colin.
09:54Quite a few, I should think, Linda.
10:02Sorry, Horatio.
10:03It's just one of those days.
10:06Julie gave you a coffee, I hope.
10:08She said she was too busy.
10:10Right.
10:10So, you wanted to talk?
10:12Yes.
10:14Helen said there was something you wanted to ask me?
10:17Yes.
10:18Well, it's just I've been thinking.
10:21Good, good.
10:23Gordon?
10:24Yes?
10:26Have you ever wondered whether all the things you believed in,
10:29all the dreams you had, all the ideas which you based your life on,
10:33were, were, well, were wrong?
10:37No.
10:39You've never thought that maybe, possibly, although what you wanted to do was make things better,
10:44make people happier, what you actually did was to make things worse.
10:48Quite often, a lot worse.
10:52No.
10:54I shouldn't have bothered you.
10:55You've got all your celebrations today.
10:57Hang on, hang on a minute.
11:00Do I sense a certain undercurrents here?
11:03It's not important, honestly, I know you're busy.
11:05You're trying to tell me something, aren't you, brav?
11:08It doesn't matter.
11:09Oh, yes, it does.
11:10If it's something bothering my brother, I want to be the first to know about it.
11:14Come on, let's have it.
11:16Hey, you know those lost property forms that Britta's always tries to get people to use?
11:22Well, you're never going to believe it.
11:23Somebody's actually filled one in for a two-pence coin they found in the changing room.
11:28Well, you'd better put it with the rest.
11:29What?
11:30What's all this?
11:31Lost property forms, 33 of them.
11:34I don't believe it.
11:36One piece of string?
11:39Brackets possibly from a child's swimming trunks, question mark.
11:42One opal fruit, green.
11:46NB possibly should not be returned even if owner comes forward due to location found and possible health hazard.
11:54What's going on?
11:55Well, it's that coach party from Guildford.
11:57They seem to like filling in forms.
11:58I've spent most of the morning running off spares of everything we've got.
12:01You know that notice in reception that says,
12:03the terms and conditions of liability are available on request?
12:07Well, they've all requested them.
12:09A lot of them complained because he was missing the page on what happens in the event of an earthquake.
12:14Do you think they're here to cause trouble?
12:17Sorry to disturb you.
12:18Yes?
12:19We just wondered where Mr Britas was.
12:20I'm afraid he's busy.
12:22Can we help?
12:23It's just that we saw someone trying the handle of a car in the car park and we wondered if the police should be paid.
12:28The police?
12:29Yes.
12:29It did look rather suspicious.
12:31I think if Mr Britas knew...
12:32Oh, that's all right.
12:33I'll check it myself later.
12:36You're right.
12:36Troublemakers.
12:37No, no, they're not. It's a competition.
12:38A what?
12:39They are from a leisure centre in Guildford and this is their staff outing.
12:43They chose to come here?
12:44Now, God knows how they got onto it, but they all have a copy of one of these.
12:48I spy Britas.
12:50The one of the most points gets a prize.
12:53Do they get points for filling in forms by any chance?
12:55Yeah, 15 for each one.
12:57Hey, and they get 50 points if they get him to call in the police.
13:00Oh, and there's a page of gestures here.
13:02You get five points if you get him to do one of these.
13:06And then you get 10 points if he does this.
13:10And you get a whole 20 points if you get him to go like that.
13:15This is brilliant.
13:16We should have one of these.
13:17Yeah, there's a star bonus as well.
13:19You get 100 points if you get him to say,
13:21Don't worry, I'm dealing with it.
13:25Sorry to trouble you again.
13:26It's just the girl on the desk has run out of forms for joining the Friends of Whitbury Sports Hall.
13:30Oh, right, I'll get some for you.
13:32Oh, there's also a supplementary form if you want to be on the mailing list for a newsletter.
13:36Oh, really?
13:38You want 36 of them, I suppose?
13:40Well, just the two, please.
13:42And could you not tell the others?
13:43Is that the tank?
13:51What?
13:51The one with the hole.
13:53Oh, thank goodness, yes.
13:54Fix it as soon as you can, please.
13:56You want me to weld a patch on that?
13:57Oh, yes, please.
13:58You see, we've used all the buckets.
14:00This is the last of the milk bottles.
14:02There's 200 gallons still in it, right?
14:04Well, I think so.
14:05Linda thought there might be a little bit more, but...
14:08Are you going?
14:11Are you not going to fix it?
14:12It's a bit strange, isn't it?
14:14I mean, call it instinct, call it intuition, but there's something about 200 gallons of
14:19heating fuel and the naked flame of a welding torch.
14:23I've just gone right off the idea.
14:26I see.
14:28You want us to empty it first.
14:30Hey, now there's an idea.
14:34Linda!
14:35Linda!
14:36Coming!
14:40I think we're going to need the margarine tubs after all.
14:42You see, I want to help, I want to make things better, but if you look at the facts,
14:49what actually happens is things get worse.
14:52You've got to take the broad overview, Horatio.
14:55I have six perishes in four years, Gordon.
14:58All requesting I be transferred.
15:01New ideas always generate hostility.
15:04I've had the same reaction in this place myself.
15:06He shouldn't be like that.
15:08You know, I get hecklers in my sermons.
15:11I've had godparents trying to throttle me against a font.
15:15Three weeks ago, someone fired a shotgun at me just while I was announcing a hymn.
15:19We all have little setbacks, you know.
15:23I'm just beginning to wonder if I'm really up to the job.
15:27Not up to the job, my brother.
15:30Look, have you talked to anyone about this?
15:32Yes, I have.
15:34And they agreed.
15:36They what?
15:37They said it was very sad, but I was just one of those unfortunate people
15:40with an innate capacity to get up other people's noses.
15:44I don't believe it.
15:45Who was this, this, this person?
15:48The bishop.
15:50I asked him if there was anything I could do about it,
15:52any sort of therapy I might take.
15:54But he said no, he didn't think so.
15:57But what about your work?
15:59What about the Lebanon?
16:00Yes.
16:02Well, that's what I've come to tell you, really.
16:04What?
16:05I've decided not to go.
16:08Not to go?
16:09I cannot believe I'm hearing this, Horatio.
16:12All we ever...
16:15What's that smell?
16:16What?
16:23Smells like petrol.
16:25Don't go away.
16:27Colin, what are you doing?
16:32Nearly finished, Mr Brittas.
16:34What's going on, Colin?
16:35What have you got there?
16:36It's the oil.
16:37Oil?
16:37From the heating tank.
16:40Good God, how much of the stuff have you got in here?
16:45370 gallons, Mr Brittas.
16:47It's been quite a job.
16:48370?
16:50What are you doing in here?
16:51We couldn't leave it outside, Mr Brittas.
16:52Not with a thunderstorm forecast.
16:54I mean, a bolt of lightning into one of those margarine tubs and whoomp!
17:00Are you all right, Mr Brittas?
17:02I've brought his luggage, Gordon.
17:11Luggage?
17:12Horatio's.
17:13And I've asked the taxi to come here instead of home.
17:16Time's getting on, after all, and we don't want him missing his flight, do we?
17:20Oh, you haven't heard, then.
17:21Heard what?
17:22He may have decided not to go.
17:24Who?
17:25Horatio.
17:26We've been talking it over.
17:27Gordon, someone will be catching that plane to the Lebanon this evening.
17:31Just remember, it'll be either him or me.
17:35You can't go.
17:36Oh, Laura, a moment of your time, please.
17:39Yes, Mr Brittas.
17:40I wonder, could you quietly spread the word?
17:43We have a quantity of heating fuel upstairs in the old weight room.
17:46Quantity?
17:47What sort of quantity?
17:48It's about 370 gallons.
17:50What?
17:51It's all right, Laura, as long as we take a few sensible precautions.
17:54Mr Brittas, you can't be serious.
17:56What?
17:56Storing heating on inside the building.
17:58There's no need to get hysterical, Laura.
18:00What else can I do?
18:01I can't put it back in the tank.
18:02I can't leave it outside.
18:03But it's a fire hazard.
18:05It's only for a couple of hours, Laura.
18:07What can happen in a couple of hours?
18:08I've just taken the fire-eater up to the weights room.
18:13This is Mr Volcano for the children's party.
18:16He wanted someone to practice.
18:17I thought the saviour's...
18:18Outside, please, Carol.
18:20It'll be the other side of the car park.
18:21Gabby, where are you going with that?
18:24As for the press photo, Mr Brittas, they wanted a picture of the cake.
18:27We thought if he was standing in front of the machines in the old weights room.
18:29Stay right where you are, please, Timothy, and blow those candles out now.
18:34What do you want me to do with the fireworks, Mr Brittas?
18:36Pardon?
18:37I thought they were safe to stop in the weights room.
18:39Right.
18:39Nobody move.
18:41Nobody move a muscle.
18:43Laura, I want you to go up to Colin, tell him to close and lock the door of the weights room
18:47and not let anyone within 50 feet without my permission.
18:49Yes, Mr Brittas.
18:50Everyone else, those stairs are now out of bounds until further notice.
18:54Understood?
18:55Right.
18:56Yes, Mr Brittas.
18:56Celia, come with me.
18:59There's nothing wrong, is there?
19:01What?
19:01It's just we couldn't help overhearing...
19:03Slight emergency, but don't worry, I'm dealing with it.
19:1050 feet, Colleen, stay alert.
19:12We'll call, Mr Brittas.
19:15Well, where do you want them, then?
19:16On the desk, please, Julie.
19:19And if you could make sure there are no disturbances for the next half hour, please.
19:26Right, bruv.
19:27Yes?
19:28You can put those down and come over here.
19:33Now, tell me if I'm talking out of turn, but I think it's about time I reminded you of something.
19:40Yes?
19:40Of two young men starting off in the world.
19:43One going to Theological College, the other going to Loughborough College of Physical Education.
19:49Yes.
19:49And before they went, they wrote down on a bit of paper what their aims in life were going to be.
19:55I know.
19:56I've still got my copy.
19:58On my paper, it says, working towards the dream.
20:04Yes.
20:05Yes.
20:06Yes.
20:07We had 14 simple aims.
20:10Setting up of a world government.
20:13Promoting team spirit.
20:16Building a sense of community and belonging.
20:18Join in with me.
20:19Abolition of crime.
20:21Fairer allocation of the world's resources.
20:25A religious revival.
20:28The end of war.
20:29The end of war.
20:30Rather a lot for one person, eh, bruv?
20:33Which is why we decided to share the world.
20:38Body and soul, Horatio.
20:40I look after the body, the physical side of our culture's development, while you take care of the...
20:44Spiritual.
20:45Indeed.
20:47Yes, I know we said that, Gordon, but you don't think it's a bit silly?
20:51I've been listening to poverty, silly.
20:54My goodness, the head's fallen off your horse all right.
20:57What?
20:58Your rocking horse, fallen on the floor of the nursery with the right thump.
21:02I don't quite understand.
21:03It's a metaphor, bruv.
21:06All I'm saying is, at times like this, you've got to remember, there's room on my horse for two.
21:13Whoa.
21:17Get back.
21:19Get back, for goodness sake.
21:20What?
21:21Mr Britney says no-one has to come within 50 feet of this door.
21:24Why?
21:24Because of the oil. He's worried it might catch fire.
21:27Oh, I'll throw this away, then.
21:28What?
21:29This. It's just the last bit of oil from the tank.
21:31No, no, you can't do that.
21:33Remember what he said about the water table.
21:35You haven't got any naked flames around you, have you?
21:38What?
21:39Matches, flints, cat bones.
21:41Er, no.
21:43Come on, come on.
21:46It should be all right.
21:50I'd like to believe you, Gordon. I really would.
21:54So why don't you...
21:55Well, it's just that you're...
21:57Well, the same sort of things happen to you, don't they?
22:00What?
22:01You try to draw people together, the same as me.
22:04But it never works out like that, does it?
22:07Helen...
22:07Helen's told me about the murder attempts.
22:10The petition in the local paper.
22:12Your togetherness class is being cancelled
22:14because they take up too much police time.
22:18We have the odd troublemaker ratio, just like anyone else.
22:22But you can't judge a place
22:24by a couple of headlines in the national press.
22:27What matters is what Mr Squashcourt,
22:30Mr Average Citizen, thinks.
22:32He knows what we're doing is worthwhile.
22:34Does he?
22:34If only I had your faith, Gordon.
22:37If only...
22:38If only he'd give me a sign or something.
22:42A sign?
22:43You mean like a comet whooshing across the sky or something?
22:46I'm afraid a comet's whooshing across the sky
22:49in rather short supply these days, bruv.
22:51But I have a more practical suggestion.
22:54Yes?
22:55Don't take Gordy's word for it.
22:57Go and ask the ordinary people
22:59who use this centre every day.
23:01Ask them if they think what we're doing is wrong
23:03if we ought to jack it in and go home.
23:05I think you'll get a pretty dusty answer,
23:07and no mistake.
23:07Go on.
23:11Ask them.
23:11Ask them.
23:37Ask them.
24:07Excuse me.
24:19I'm sorry. Yes.
24:21Can I do anything for you?
24:23I wonder, could you give this to Mr. Brittas?
24:27Yes. Yes, of course.
24:30You'll make sure he gets it before closing, won't you?
24:32Yes. Yes, I will.
24:35It's the booking form for July.
24:37What?
24:37You see, you have to give three months' notice for a coach party,
24:40otherwise he won't let you in.
24:41Yeah, you're coming back.
24:44After this? Of course we are.
24:47But, you're injured, you've broken a collarbone.
24:49It'll heal. It's all part of the experience, isn't it?
24:52All part of the Brittas magic.
24:54Magic? You don't think he should give up?
24:57Give up?
24:58Don't let him do that.
25:00He's the whole reason we come here.
25:01He has a dream. Did you know?
25:04Yes. Yes, I did.
25:07He wants to bring the people of the world together.
25:10You make sure he doesn't leave.
25:13Don't let him give it up.
25:14Oh, look. Here he comes.
25:17Three cheers for Mr. Brittas.
25:20Hooray!
25:22Hooray!
25:23He's a good job we weren't injured, eh, Kevin?
25:26Hooray! Yes, Mr. Brittas.
25:27Don't worry, Mrs. Roberts.
25:36I will get someone to take Fido for a walk for you, all right?
25:41Horatio!
25:42With you as soon as I can, all right?
25:43I know you're busy, Gordon.
25:44Only my taxi's arrived, and I just wanted to say goodbye.
25:48Say goodbye?
25:49Yes, and thank you.
25:51Oh?
25:52I was feeling a bit down early.
25:54I don't know if you noticed.
25:55I did, actually.
25:56But today has helped me get a few things straight,
25:59reminding me what it's really all about.
26:02I hope you don't think this is the norm.
26:04You were right, Gordon.
26:05My horse had been shot from underneath me.
26:08I was lying on the battlefield,
26:11wounded and dying,
26:12when from the ranks ahead
26:13I heard a familiar voice.
26:17Right?
26:18Did you think I would leave you dying,
26:21except when there's room in my horse for two?
26:24Climb up the other.
26:25We'll soon be flying
26:27back to the ranks so blue.
26:31Oh, that!
26:32It's all a question of inner certainty, isn't it?
26:36I suppose it is, yeah.
26:38Whatever happens,
26:39you have to hold on to the things inside you.
26:42You have to...
26:43You have to hold the dream.
26:52Yeah, you do.
26:54To the airport driver,
26:56I have a plane to catch.
27:04Is he gone?
27:06Yes.
27:07Yes, he's gone.
27:08Oh, good.
27:12Are you all right, Gordon?
27:14Fine, my darling.
27:15Absolutely fine.
27:18It's so wonderful, isn't it,
27:20when...
27:21When things go right.
27:24I got you.
27:39I can't do it.
27:44Good, I'm not,
27:45I'm not.
27:46Good, good, good...
27:47Late Englisherel.
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