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00:00looks like a foreigner to me sir what is moving in that sock there
00:10it's just potatoes sir i will put my spear through that sock there
00:20but take it easy sir will you tell me what is in that sock
00:27never never never well then you take this for him then
00:35ow ow help ow ow come back here you terrible looking these wounds i had on crispin's day
00:46old men forget yet all shall be forgot but he'll remember with advantages what feats he did that
00:54day then shall our names familiar in his mouth as household words harry the king bedford and
01:01exeter warwick and talbot salisbury and gloucester be in their flowing cups freshly remembered a
01:07woman i foreswore but i will prove thou being a goddess i foreswore not thee
01:12vows are but breath and breath of vapor is then thou fair fun fair son
01:31well how's the club taking my appointment the club keep your tongue out of your cheek darling we might
01:38come very well together the club the career diplomats and they don't like these appointments
01:43from outside what you mean is that they're plotting like mad to stop them and me there is a consensus
01:48for giving plum jobs to professionals well put darling so should a murderer look so dead so grim
01:57so should the murdered look and so should i pierce through the heart with your stern cruelty yet you
02:03the murderer look as bright as clear as yonder venus in her glimmering sphere one must keep one's life
02:09excessively tidy i quite understand that yes well naturally i don't wish to intrude on what is in
02:18fact your private life and which i'm sure is responsibly conducted as far as possible yes quite
02:25however should you ever be approached it may be that it's already too late i don't understand you
02:32well quite understandably you don't all of which seems to show that there's nothing to it
02:38however it could be not true don't what
02:42my dear fellow what will we have here with the cia here there and everywhere it's terribly busy people
02:52mr mobs what are you proposing to me we require your assistance and what if i refuse oh my dear fellow
02:59nothing absolutely nothing this isn't the kgb isn't it i was warned this morning my friendship with a
03:06certain lady could well be misconstrued in some quarters
03:08oh dear boy what an awful thing to suggest well presumably you actually want me to work for you
03:15or you wouldn't have approached me well of course we want you to work for us we'd be most pleased to
03:19have you with us you're not jealous oh no lincoln i've no right to be have i no no you haven't
03:28there's nothing to do with rice actually only chromosomes lincoln all i said was he's a crafty
03:32politician who believes in using people quite an innocent afternoon really all things
03:38considered depends whether you measure innocence by the act or the intent how do you know what my
03:42intent was no i suppose i don't nor i yours either do i i don't particularly want to be filed under
03:51occasional and various i'd hoped you wouldn't be
03:54do you want to see him alone or would you like me here with you alone i think if we're both together
04:01one of us is sure to look guilty the reason for which being of course that we are
04:08i didn't have a nanny either they're pretty rare in council houses i wonder where all the other lads
04:18who were at school with us are now all right lincoln your sleeve isn't full of trump cards
04:22yes i'm just telling you oh no the etiquette here is one doesn't tell one suggests in an
04:28amiable spirit of concord we've both learned that it's how we got out of our class yeah well
04:35contrary to the spirit of the service lincoln i am telling you what
04:41you declare your neutrality now if you can't declare it abide by it or i'll break your back too
04:52one could hurt one's hand doing that you know does it matter losing your legs for people will
04:59always be kind and you need not show that you mind when the others coming after hunting to gobble
05:05their muffins and eggs does it matter losing your sight there's such splendid work for the blind
05:11and people will always be kind as you sit on the terrace remembering and turning your face to the
05:17light do they matter those dreams from the pit you can drink and forget and be glad and people won't
05:26say that you're mad for they'll know you fought for your country and no one will worry a bit
05:32the queen my lord
05:36is dead
05:39she should have died here after there would have been a time for such a word
05:54tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow creeps in this petty pace from day to day to the last syllable of
06:07recorded time and all our yesterdays have lighted fools the way to dusty death out out brief candle
06:16life's but a walking shadow a poor player but struts and frets his hour upon the stage and then is heard no more
06:26it is a tale told by an idiot full of sound and fury signifying nothing
06:32my hearing
06:34my hearing is going
06:38i'm going deaf
06:39both ears
06:41i shall be totally deaf by the time i'm 35
06:44there's a reason for it
06:48something i'm being made to learn
06:51everything in my past has been preparing me for what i must do
06:56i lie awake and i go over my life
07:00i watch things falling into place
07:04gathering momentum
07:05and i try and see how my
07:08disability could be part of it
07:10as a child catching a chill after a swim
07:14or my father striking me here when he was drunk
07:17or an insect that crawled into my ear one summer's night so i awoke screaming
07:21why
07:23why
07:26why should a great
07:28hunger be implanted in me
07:31a genius to achieve something most specific
07:33a task that i have to fulfill
07:36that it is my life's function to fulfill without a shadow of a doubt
07:40and at the same time be endowed with all the powers and skills and functions to the highest degree necessary to carry it through
07:45save one
07:46my supreme function
07:48the noblest part of my being
07:51my hearing
07:52and moreover
07:54not to be deprived of it until i'm well along the course
07:57why should men be allowed to glimpse at paradise when they cannot enter it
08:03so in his fifties
08:06dickens escaped more and more into the only secure emotional world he had left
08:11his reading
08:12increasingly he seemed fully alive only in the affection of his audience
08:16and behind the jolly facade of his early books
08:19sam veller my lord replied the gentleman
08:22do you spell it with a v or a w inquired the judge
08:28well that depends upon the taste and fancy of the speller my lord replied sam
08:32i never had occasion to spell it more than once or twice but i spelled it with a w
08:36here a voice from the gallery exclaimed aloud
08:39quite right too sam veller quite right
08:41put it down a wee my lord put it down a wee
08:43who is that who dare address the court
08:47said the judge
08:48you know who that was sir
08:51i rather suspect he was my father my lord
08:53you know who that was sir
09:08you
09:10you
09:12you
09:16you
09:18you
09:20you
09:22you
09:49she was an art student once
09:51julia's human you know
09:53you're in love with her
09:56what
09:58you're in love with julia
10:00it's a horrid possibility
10:03well you're a real bastard
10:06you think so
10:08well i credit you nothing more atrocious than towering egotism and monstrous selfishness
10:13and you're a fully paid up double distilled bastard
10:16you seem unnecessarily bitter
10:19bitter why should i be bitter i can see no adequate reason why you should be bitter i certainly
10:24can't i mean you're all right aren't you you've got your fiancee you've got your maze now tell
10:28tell me something are you in love with gloria actually that's perfect isn't it you should pity not rebuff my swanishness
10:38well what's it
10:40well what's it like being in love
10:41well what's it like being in love
10:41well it's marvelous
10:43does it make everything glow with a pink glow
10:46that's right
10:47that's right
10:47pink glow
10:48oh isn't that nice
10:49unfortunately julia doesn't make things pink for me
10:54now if you'd be so kind just shine gloria in this direction once more
10:59the photo
11:00you can save him
11:03you can stop it
11:04certainly
11:05your man started it he should be punished
11:09he will be
11:10and ngorny
11:11taking someone's life
11:15no man should have that power
11:17you had it
11:19yes
11:21and i have learned that a strong man has no need of power
11:26and a weak man is destroyed by it
11:29i am being punished for what i have done
11:33ngorny is innocent
11:36he's like a child
11:37you don't shoot children do you
11:39in your new world are the penalties for innocence
11:42she says the spring was late this year
11:45but very beautiful
11:47lord but it's good to be alive
11:52the world is like a field in summer
11:57bursting with good things
11:58one day
12:00and all the wars are over
12:02someone young will lead us to the harvest
12:05as long as there are children
12:08anything is possible
12:10you mean they don't actually kiss in public
12:13certainly not
12:14what do they do then
12:16well uh
12:17watching from a distance
12:19it's hard say
12:20that their relationship
12:22is one of their utmost tenderness
12:24they stare at each other
12:27they give each other
12:28those secret little glances
12:31i believe the french call
12:33damn him
12:33mr sidley
12:35what's his name
12:36where does he live
12:37don't you know you're a detective aren't you
12:39yes
12:40well why have you come here
12:40i want his name and address by tonight
12:43mr sidley
12:44surely we have better ships than the french
12:46no sir
12:47certainly not
12:48but they are better handled
12:50yet what kind of men are they handled by
12:52four-fifths of them have been
12:56pressed
12:57kidnapped
12:57knocked on the head and thrown aboard a man of war
13:00to face a brutal and degrading slavery
13:02which they must submit to
13:03or bear their backs of the cat and eye tails
13:05but at the nile
13:07the semen drank to nelson
13:08yes sir
13:10to nelson
13:11and that is my point
13:13i see
13:15he's made these mutinous dogs love him
13:17they beg to serve in any squadrony commands
13:21and cry like women when they hear he's wounded
13:23could he have done that if he hadn't been great in what he is
13:27as well as in what he's done
13:28you're cold
13:29go then
13:31i will sir
13:33when you release my hand
13:35your hand
13:39good night sir
13:41yes
13:43good night
13:45jane
13:53the last thing i want is a breath of air
13:58why do you want a breath of air
13:59i just do
14:00but it's late
14:01i won't go far
14:03i'll come back
14:04i'll wait up for you
14:05why
14:08i'm not going to bed without you
14:11can i have the key
14:19why don't you go to bed
14:27i won't belong
14:37i didn't say that
14:41look
14:54i'll go and pack
14:55you rest for a while
14:58will you
14:59they won't be back for at least an hour
15:02you can sleep
15:03rest
15:05please
15:06you can help me with my lectures when we get back
15:11i'd love that
15:13i'd be so grateful for it really
15:15no you're right
15:17i couldn't
15:17slip out from under my thumb
15:20and you'd go to pieces
15:21start talking
15:22i just have to think of a happy solution won't i
15:25to stop you talking
15:26just my little joke ledworth
15:40just to show you how easy it could be
15:42you behave yourself and i'll look after you
15:46and behaving yourself means keep the front door locked
15:51your nose clean and pacing your drinking
15:55you don't look like the sort of man who has to be lonely
15:57oh but i am i really am on account if i'm so shy
16:01i'm mark mark walker i'm a talk to strange pretty girl valley
16:08stella mackenzie
16:09mackenzie
16:10mackenzie
16:11that's a good old gaelic name explains an awful lot everything
16:15explains
16:16well the way you look
16:17cool superb
16:18only girls with the gaelic in them have your kind of beauty
16:21speed you move mr walker you should change your name to sprinter
16:25it's all talk i promise
16:27you can relax and feel completely safe with me
16:29i'm not sure any girl should relax with you
16:31where did the charitable gentleman with his first class ticket for this seaside resort find you
16:36in a handbag
16:37a handbag
16:40yes lady bracknell
16:42i was in a handbag
16:44a somewhat large
16:45black leather handbag
16:47with handles to it
16:49an ordinary handbag in fact
16:51well then
16:52legitimate edgar
16:54i must have your land
16:57our father's love is to the bastard edmund
17:00as to the legitimate
17:01fine word
17:04legitimate
17:05well my legitimate
17:08if this letter speed and my invention thrive
17:11edmund the base shall top the legitimate
17:13i grow
17:14i prosper
17:15now gods
17:16stand up for bastards
17:18have you any idea who you'll kill when you take action
17:21or how many
17:22old men women children
17:24ordinary innocent people
17:26the price we pay
17:28they pay
17:29you don't
17:30i am a religious man
17:31i too pay for the crime of murder
17:33but if i had to
17:35i would use my own father
17:37and a girl
17:39of course
17:41i like her father
17:45when it comes to it we only look after those we like
17:48her father wants assurances from me personally
17:52that she's well alive
17:53you're asking me to blow myself up with the plane
17:55i'm not asking anything of your privilege
17:58that time fuse is broken
18:01this nerve gas was manufactured in england
18:04yes
18:05how did the opposition get it
18:06before the government's ban on nerve gas
18:10three men working on the chemical plant
18:12that had been producing gas under government contract
18:14turned their minds to private profit
18:17now the nerve gas now on tango victor
18:21was bought from them
18:23for a considerable fortune
18:24then it's not the british government's fault
18:26that's not the point
18:28it was made here
18:29and for our enemies that's more than enough
18:32it's no good talking politics to a dying man
18:34go on anger
18:37sell it to me
18:38sell me my own execution
18:40the yellow cat still sat on the table smiling
18:42are you sure you want me to go
18:45he said
18:46suppose i offer to stay and help you make magic
18:49no
18:50said huddle
18:51no more spells and sorcery for me
18:53i don't want to be a witch
18:54i'd rather be ordinary
18:56and live kindly and have friends
18:58that's all i needed to know
19:00said victor
19:01i'll be on my way
19:03he turned into a lamb
19:05and then disappeared
19:07huddle heaved a great sigh of relief
19:09she turned to thomas
19:11sit by the fire lad
19:13she told him
19:14i'll make a nice cup of tea
19:15but first
19:17she got all her magic books
19:18including her grands
19:19and dumped them in the middle of the fire
19:21then she went to fill the kettle
19:24goodbye
19:26they accepted my resignation yes
19:32i suppose it was what i think it was
19:35well i
19:37yes so they said
19:39i had been getting these so-called
19:42alcoholic blackouts
19:44odd stretches of time erased completely
19:47it's a great relief actually
19:49frankly i could welcome the advent of total amnesia with open arms now
19:53so what will you do
19:57no idea
19:58there have been problems at home too
20:00you don't have to tell me if you don't want to
20:07jeffrey's kicked you out i suppose
20:13he didn't exactly kick me out
20:15he sort of froze me out
20:16i'm all right
20:18i've cut down the drinking to an absolute minimum
20:21look i don't mean to pry james
20:23but have you never considered marriage
20:25only in the abstract
20:30oh really
20:31haven't you ever got close
20:32i find the difficulty with relationships actually
20:37isn't finding someone suitable that it's possible to live with
20:41but being able to reveal oneself to that person
20:44and be tolerated
20:45for what one is
20:47without finding the other person an object of pity or contempt
20:52as it were
20:54as it were
20:55montre moi vos mains
21:01i said show me your hands
21:06the hands
21:13the hands of a mechanic
21:15they're far too well kept for a mechanic
21:18the hands of a rolls royce train chauffeur ma'am
21:20as well kept as our reputation
21:22and my orders
21:24hard to do as i say
21:25you may be under mr chandos orders but you're under my roof and what i say here goes
21:29oh yes ma'am
21:30he has a point george
21:31witchcraft and merlin
21:35polyakov and the mole
21:37prido getting himself shot up on some wild goose chase of controls
21:41in the rural charms of czechosavakia
21:43you think it all connect
21:45i think peter i'm not the first to make this journey of exploration
21:51i resigned to make it easier for you
21:55hate my gut
21:55no
21:59you won't have to leave the job
22:01i wouldn't have let you anyway
22:03i know what it means to you
22:04i'm going back north
22:07back to the wool
22:09sorry i forgot
22:12you're right in a sense
22:13with the funeral that clinched it
22:15i can't be very rational about it
22:18part of me suffers from arrested development i suppose
22:21i seem to have an infantile preoccupation with the
22:24dada
22:25it's all right
22:27i'll keep an eye on you
22:29right certain just for a moment
22:31ada my dear
22:32lily
22:34you've been in hospital ever such a long time dada
22:38are you better now
22:40not yet my darling
22:41what funny clothes you're wearing
22:43well ada dear
22:45i have to go away on a big ship to get better
22:48and i don't suppose i shall be back for a very long time
22:51i don't mind
22:52so long as you come back quite well
22:54it's all right margaret don't cry
22:57you have lied to me in your letters mr tuff
23:10in which particular
23:13in as far as i remember
23:14in as far as i remember the particular lie
23:16that you are shy and unable to put yourself forward in company
23:20which is the reason for your lack of success in life
23:23i found that charmingly frank
23:25it isn't altogether untrue
23:26you are hardly shy
23:30i am often but not when i'm intrigued by something then i don't care much for anything but finding
23:37out understanding straightening smoothing the wrinkles from the paper
23:42come now doctor how else can i obtain my freedom
23:47operate as a complete entity
23:50unfettered by your side of my existence
23:53only by ridding myself of you and your misplaced morality
23:58your constant crusading
23:59your idiotic honesty
24:02oh microbe
24:04pardon me for trying to help
24:06i'm neutral in this setup you know
24:08only by releasing myself from the misguided maxims that you nurture can i be free
24:13sounds to me like armageddon's beckoning you doc
24:16with you destroyed
24:18and no longer able to constrain me
24:20and with unlimited access to the matrix
24:23there will be nothing on my reach
24:26sitting after sitting and still no apparent progress
24:31the months are sliding past
24:33billy is growing more desperate
24:36and finch's silence underlines his disbelief
24:39i'm
24:40i'm
24:42reaching the edge of despair
24:44and those bloody pipes
24:48where are they
24:49what do they mean
24:50if only there was some way of breaking through
24:54i must go and see finch
24:59were you a happily married couple would you say sir
25:03of course we were happily married
25:05asking me of our friends
25:07or ask them
25:09i'm sorry but would i be like this
25:14the way i am
25:15if we hadn't been happy
25:18i don't understand what's the matter with her
25:20maybe i should talk to a social worker
25:24i haven't even spoken to the man
25:27he'll only tell you what he tells me
25:30sarah's in need of help and support
25:32yes
25:33i'm trying
25:36i know you are
25:37darling i know you are
25:39maybe i should talk to her
25:43i was invited to a fancy dress party and i couldn't find it
25:48oh i see
25:49i'm sorry
25:50i'm sorry
25:51never
25:52yes
25:53he was invited to a fancy dress party
25:55couldn't find it
25:56sorry
25:59oh i really think that is the saddest thing i've ever heard
26:04i'm henry the eighth
26:06are you
26:07are you really
26:08jane would have wanted me to go
26:10she loved fancy dress
26:11i worked it out once
26:13in 22 years of marriage we wore fancy dress 33 times
26:17i hope you don't mind
26:19i knew if i went home to change i'd lose impetus
26:21i wouldn't find the courage to come
26:23and i certainly haven't the courage to stay at home on my own
26:26i dread this christmas
26:27if you're not going to stay with me
26:29i might as well go out there
26:31tell them the facts and let them
26:33tear me apart
26:35that's that male
26:36helen tell me you don't love me
26:38i
26:39that's the only question
26:40because if you love me
26:42we've got to face this together
26:44we can't keep living in the past
26:46what's that is done and we've now got to look forward
26:48forward to
26:49well the future
26:52this is a beginning not an end
26:55i love you
26:57if you love me
27:00you've got to help me
27:03helen
27:04please
27:05dear me
27:11salihar castle
27:12is this your big plan
27:15to stop me
27:16you kill him
27:19i confess to murder and go to prison
27:22you won't confess you know
27:26once he's dead once there's nothing you can do
27:29you won't give up your liberty so easily
27:31i'm doing only what i have to do
27:34i know your lives would be better if this man were dead
27:39so i am
27:40on a bound
27:41to do you this service
27:43what i have is owls
27:45owls in the east wing
27:48want to see the owls
27:49where does she keep them
27:52does she travel with them
27:55no
27:57but then where are they kept
27:58my lord your sister has vanished
28:04how and why we do not know
28:07but i've reason to believe that she is in the gravest danger
28:11let us imagine this john england
28:14it is entirely possible that he's not a particularly happy man
28:19perhaps he's become hopelessly typecast in one role
28:23and his acting career is effectively over
28:26he may even drink rather too much
28:30possibly
28:32he even blames himself for the accident
28:35that killed his wife
28:37in those circumstances
28:39is it so odd
28:41that he decides to become someone else
28:43i've been hearing voices again
29:13why did you go to that hospital
29:14well the nurse sonia
29:17mcclaverty must have told you
29:20mcclaverty has told me lots of things
29:22things i would rather not believe
29:24and i wouldn't have believed them
29:25but my voice has told me exactly the same
29:27and they're never wrong
29:29stop what you're doing everybody
29:32this is what i do to people
29:38who betray my trust
29:40as stargic stooped for the final lunge
29:46the boy whipped off his mitten
29:48and flung the ice pips into the evil face
29:50his voice echoed shrill through the cavern
29:53brothers nevermore shall part
29:55melt the winter in his heart
29:58at once there came a rumbling sound
30:00and the cavern floor quivered
30:02stargic staggered back with an awful cry
30:05his hands clawing at his face
30:06ivan was flung to the floor
30:08behind him the ice prison heaved
30:11sprit and shivered into fragments
30:13ivan scrambled to his feet
30:15and backed off
30:16eyeing the old man warily
30:18stargic made no attempt to follow
30:20oh my god
30:22oh
30:24virginia
30:25don't ah virginia me
30:27where is he
30:28hello darling
30:32how can i help you
30:33i want to talk to you darling
30:35now
30:39do we do it in private
30:40or in front of your playmates
30:42enough of it
30:45you
30:45oh
30:46it's all
30:51okay
30:53okay
30:57oh
30:59well it's alive
31:18but it's not breathing
31:20come on
31:26it's breathing
31:28my life's work
31:35stood firm
31:36stood proud
31:38and then
31:40came the normans
31:42over the seas they came
31:45thousands of them
31:47they came
31:48they saw
31:50and they conquered
31:51you call that a castle
32:00they said
32:00we don't like
32:03your cassettes
32:04why not
32:05they are not
32:06big enough
32:07well
32:08size isn't everything
32:09rachel you were particularly impressive
32:13and i realize you've given a great deal of consideration
32:16to your request
32:17this isn't simply
32:18adolescent angst
32:19at work
32:20you are without doubt
32:22a young person
32:24of great intelligence
32:25however
32:27intelligence
32:29and wisdom
32:30are two very different things
32:32and you do remain
32:33a young person
32:34a minor
32:35if i were to find
32:37in your favor
32:38i think i would be denying
32:40a remarkable child
32:42the chance to become
32:43an even more remarkable adult
32:45there are no rules
32:46in these cases
32:47patients can regain consciousness
32:49after a few days
32:49weeks
32:50months
32:50years
32:52even years
32:54or never
32:55never
32:59say never
33:00then caroline told me
33:03you'd ask to marry her
33:04i said she couldn't have landed a better chap
33:05a decent man
33:08who'd always stand by
33:08she was
33:10is
33:11blessed with a loving husband
33:13though we shouldn't allow our hearts to rule our heads
33:17if there's no hope of recovery
33:20no life outside that machine
33:22why don't we
33:22bite the bullet
33:23switch the damn thing off
33:25now we can explore the possibilities of a transplant
33:29but
33:30at your age
33:31that
33:32kind of thing only happens when
33:34well i mean a transplant is
33:37last resort time
33:38we'll increase the pain relief
33:43and i'm looking for medication to protect your body from infection
33:48i'm going to die
33:50right now
33:52let's just focus on making that later
33:55rather than this sooner
33:55okay
33:57i didn't even lock my back door
33:59that's why i've decided the time has come for you to get back
34:05to doing what you do best
34:06running my company with a rod of iron
34:09what
34:10really
34:11i appreciate all your sterling efforts but your heart's not really in play in the nursemaid is it
34:17maybe not
34:18starting today
34:19i want you to stop fussing around me and get back to work
34:23who's going to look after you
34:24i'm taking your advice and getting a nurse
34:27shall i call one of my contacts
34:29everything's been arranged
34:30someone's starting this afternoon
34:32now off you go
34:34make me lots of filthy lucre
34:36right
34:37thank you
34:39thank you my dear
34:41for being so patient
34:42are you crazy
34:53quite possibly
34:54i heard her on the phone earlier
34:55talking to david i'm sure of it
34:57i can't believe you're gonna let her
34:59miles you're a good boy
35:01and your heart's in the right place
35:02but will you stop trying to spoil my fun
35:06how can i trust a woman who possesses so little judgment
35:09shall shackle herself to a man devoid of grace charm or class
35:13a man with whom she has nothing in common
35:15oh we have more in common than you think
35:17word has it one of those brothers killed their father
35:21want a murderer as a husband do you
35:24and i am begging you
35:27that man will crush you
35:29he'll break your heart
35:31i do don
35:33i should have called you dad
35:35marry into his cursed family
35:39and it'll bring you nothing but heartbreak
35:41marry this man
35:43and you're lost to me
35:45hinderberg
35:47hinderberg
35:50you want us to cart you all the way back to germany
35:54yes
35:54we three
35:56we're oppos
35:57right
35:58something happened there
36:01something important
36:03something that
36:05changed our lives
36:08remember
36:09the rest is just
36:12well a load of bollocks
36:13he's asking a hell of a lot
36:15i know i know
36:16but i'm doing you a favour
36:18doing us a favour
36:19i need to go back
36:21you need to go back
36:23to remember
36:24i'm sorry
36:25i'm so tired
36:28of course you're tired
36:30because you need treatment
36:31he's sick and confused
36:34he doesn't know what he wants
36:35he has the capacity to make his own decisions
36:37you can't just give up
36:41i'll sue you
36:42i'll sue the hospital
36:43i can't believe you give in so easily
36:46i've just tried
36:51for a little longer
36:53for me
36:56continue
37:03continue
37:03the treatment
37:05are you absolutely certain this is what you want
37:09i want
37:15to carry on
37:17oh my god
37:19oh my god
37:20i want to be done
37:21i need you to put an
37:23because of the
37:24i know
37:25i want to be done
37:26but i want to
37:27do
37:28for me
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