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Part 4 of 4 of the 1981 drama. Howard discovers that he has been reported to the Vice Chancellor over his marking of George Carmody's work, but just when he thinks he can bluff things out, Professor Marvin has a nasty surprise for him when he reveals that Carmody has evidence of several indiscretions with students and staff alike. Determined to hang onto his job, Howard decides to use the students to rally against Carmody, who are already on an emotional high with the intended visit of Professor Mangel, threatening all out anarchy!
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00:00To be continued
00:30Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh
01:00Oh, oh, oh
01:30Don't really turn you on, Joy
01:36I'll have to go and make Barbara off the train
01:39I'll have to go and make Barbara off the train
01:47When can we do this again?
02:17Not for a while
02:20I'm off to Sydney in ten days
02:24I'm doing a tour of Much Ado
02:26All over Australia
02:28Hey, that's great
02:29Then Los Angeles
02:31San Francisco
02:33Chicago and Washington
02:34How long for?
02:38About seven months
02:39Wonderful part
02:43What are you playing?
02:46Hero
02:46You might have told me
02:52I didn't want to spoil your weekend
02:55I'm going to miss you
03:16And I'm going to miss you too
03:18I'd better get going
03:23Otherwise I'll miss my train
03:26I'll come with you to the station
03:27You don't have to bother
03:28I can easily manage
03:29You sure?
03:29Yes
03:29What am I going to do without you?
03:41There's plenty of others like me
03:43Yes
03:46Yes
03:46What am I going to do without you?
04:16Is it true you're a radical, Dr. Kirk?
04:21Yeah
04:21Why do you ask?
04:23Well, there's a rumour going around
04:24They're trying to fire you
04:25Because you're such a radical
04:27Well, they can't fire you for that
04:29They can only fire you for gross moral turpitude
04:32Well, what's that?
04:34Well, one story has it
04:35It's raping large numbers of nuns
04:37Well, if they try
04:41We'll stand by you
04:43That's very kind
04:44Now, if you'd like to stand
04:45The social structure of imperialism
04:49Any progress towards an adequate conceptual understanding of imperialism
04:53Must begin by acknowledging the historical rise of mercantile capitalism
04:57From the 17th century onwards
05:00Yes
05:01Oh, Howard
05:04Good of you to come so quickly
05:06Is this about comedy?
05:08Yes
05:08I had a rather distressing meeting
05:11First thing this morning
05:13With him and Miss Callender
05:15You went ahead and consulted my colleagues about his essays in spite of my protest
05:19I formally object
05:20I gather you also informally objected by going around talking to them all
05:25Which may explain why the whole exercise was something of a flop
05:28Well, don't say I didn't warn you
05:30Anyway
05:33I showed the essays
05:35Two of six examiners
05:36Three came up with fairly consistent results
05:39High C's, low B's
05:41Roughly, if you remember, in accord with my judgment
05:43Quite good enough to pass him
05:46On the other hand
05:48Two gave him straight F's
05:49Like you
05:50And the last refused to mark altogether
05:53Saying that you had told him
05:54That it would be interference with the teaching of a colleague
05:56In all my experience as an examiner
05:58I never had such a pattern of discrepancy
06:01But that's what I've been saying all along
06:03There's no such thing as objective marking
06:05Yes, I don't happen to agree with that
06:07Nevertheless, I felt compelled to tell Carmody
06:11That I could see no way of improving his position
06:14Well, that's that, isn't it?
06:18Unfortunately, he then became hysterical
06:21And proceeded to make a series of further accusations
06:25What sort of accusations?
06:28Sit down, Howard
06:29I can't tell you how I detest all this
06:36It's almost as if you wanted it to happen
06:38What accusations?
06:39I've always thought of myself as a very busy man, Howard
06:44I mean, my diary is pretty full
06:46But if what Carmody says is true
06:48I can't imagine how you found time to wash and shave this last week
06:51What does he say?
06:55He claims to have a record
06:56A fairly circumstantial record
06:59Of your promiscuous sexual activity
07:03Well, you'd better give me the details
07:06By all means
07:08It starts on Monday
07:10When apparently you held a party
07:12Late that evening, according to Carmody
07:15You went downstairs to your basement room
07:17Where an intimacy took place
07:19With another of your students
07:20A Miss Fee
07:22On the floor
07:24I think you'll find Miss Fee will deny that
07:26It's a typically contemptible suggestion
07:29Is that the best he can do?
07:33Well, no
07:34It isn't
07:35For the rest of the week
07:44He committed his observations to film
07:47This is Tuesday
08:02When you visited the flat of one of our mutual colleagues
08:05Hardly a case of gross moral turpitude
08:08Of course not
08:09And as you can see
08:10Not entirely conclusive
08:13But as the evening continued
08:19I gather you returned home
08:20To Miss Fee
08:21Did you know that Mrs. Beamish was also there?
08:24Well, indeed
08:25And here she is
08:26Bang on cue
08:26But
08:30I gather there was a significant time lapse
08:34Between your arrival and Mrs. Beamish's
08:36Uh, yeah
08:37Largely occupied with a lengthy telephone conversation with you
08:41What a web it is
08:44Wednesday, it seems, was a day of rest
08:47Regrouping my forces, no doubt
08:49Quite so
08:50Now this is Thursday
08:53And nobody is suggesting that this encounter
08:56Was anything but entirely innocent
08:58Well, I'd say the evidence was pretty flimsy
09:02It continues
09:29With a really remarkable piece of film
09:32Shot through your kitchen window
09:33But, uh
09:36I think we've seen enough to get the general flavor
09:39Don't you?
09:43I gather Miss Fee
09:44Has been getting good marks on your course
09:47She's a good student
09:48Quite so
09:49But, uh, Carmody claims, you see
09:53From his researches
09:54That your marking favors other students
09:57As much as it disfavors him
09:59Now that's obscene
10:00I wish you had listened to me
10:02Always avoid bones of contention
10:05I think when you've heard Miss Fee's version
10:07Oh, I shan't hear it, thank God
10:09Well, that's the Vice-Chancellor's problem now
10:12You sent him to the Vice-Chancellor
10:16I simply explained to him
10:19What his options were
10:21This is one of those bleak moments
10:31When I'm actually pleased
10:32That I lead such an utterly boring and empty life
10:35To beware of the Vice-Chancellor
10:49Ahem
10:50Ahem
10:50Ahem
10:53Ahem
11:02Ahem
11:02Ahem
11:03Ahem
11:03Ahem
11:03Ahem
11:04No, no, no, no, no, no.
11:34No, no, no, no, no.
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13:36No, no, no, no, no.
13:38No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
13:40Oh
14:11Well
14:14How did you then? You're not in the phone book. I don't need a phone and you're not on the electoral register
14:22I'm not interested in voting, but you do have an account at the University bookshop. I see
14:30Seems a lot of trouble to go to. Well, you did hear George's version this morning. I thought you might like to have mine
14:36No more film
14:39Just my story
14:41It's not as if I was an expert in stories. I thought that was your field. No, no
14:46My expertise is in the lyric poem. Very different kettle of fish in what way?
14:52As chance would have it. I was just making some tea. Will you join me? Thank you
14:56Oh
15:08Stories invariably make me thirsty
15:10Aren't you going to explain the difference? What?
15:22Oh, the difference is
15:25stories are very given to content and lyric poems very given to form. Oh
15:30My devotion is to form. I
15:34Find stories very lax and contingent
15:38I say
15:40I
15:42Hope you enjoyed your scampi the other evening. Oh, I relished them
16:06I rather expected to be brought back here then
16:09I know you did
16:11Just as well you weren't though, don't you think? Why's that?
16:14Well, then I'd been on the record with all the others
16:17And would that have been so terrible? I can't say I'd have liked it
16:21But perhaps that's the drift of your story
16:24Perhaps it's an odyssey of sexual heroism
16:27Milk? Please
16:29Now
16:30I'm being accused of giving good marks to Miss Fee in return for sexual favours
16:35Yes, sugar? No, thanks
16:37I thought you were being accused of intellectual persecution
16:40With biscuit
16:41Thank you
16:42Anyway, you remember Miss Fee?
16:44Yeah
16:45Yeah, you saw with me in my basement study when you were leaving the party
16:49Oh, so that was her. Well, the point is Carmody's deductions about my relationship
16:54with Miss Fee are entirely corrupt
16:56In what way?
16:58She's a very sad person
17:00She's had every kind of problem
17:03Boy trouble, girl trouble, abortion, an identity crisis, a breakdown
17:08Menopause?
17:10Not yet
17:11Well, at least there's something to look forward to
17:13Anyway, that night she was having a really bad time
17:16Her long-standing lesbian affair was breaking up
17:19She rather hogs the difficulties
17:20She went down to my study and started rifling through my papers
17:24I think she probably wanted to be called
17:25At any rate, I caught her
17:27But she was obviously seeking attention
17:29So you laid her down and gave her some?
17:31In fact, it was very much the other way round
17:33God, you poor thing
17:34Were you hurt?
17:36Actually, I wanted something altogether different
17:38You
17:43Now the thing is
17:44I want you to see the situation
17:46Not as Carmody described it, but humanly
17:49But humanly
17:49Carmody wanted you to see him humanly
17:51Miss Fee needed help
17:52So did Carmody
17:53And because he didn't get it
17:54He finished up filming the help you were giving Miss Fee
17:57Anyway, that's the essence of my story
18:00I see
18:03Do you mind if I criticise?
18:06Do
18:08Well, it's full of fine feeling
18:12But it's a lot less ironic and attached than Mr. Carmody
18:16Also less eventful
18:18I mean, in his version, Miss Fee needed help with monotonous regularity
18:24That's not to mention the help you had to nip off and give Dr. Bennifor
18:28The point of his story is that I'm giving Miss Fee good marks for corrupt reasons
18:31Whereas the whole point of mine is that if I were to grade Miss Fee for her performance
18:36It certainly wouldn't be A's and B's
18:39Yes, I see
18:40Well, there we are
18:43Shows how different a story can be if you change the point d'appui
18:47What's that?
18:48The angle of vision
18:50That man has followed me round, spied on me, filmed me through curtains and fabricated it into a lie
18:58What kind of angle of vision is that?
19:01Well, as Henry James says, the house of fiction has many windows
19:05Your trouble is you seem to have stood in front of most of them
19:08Look, Miss Callender, this isn't simply a question of literary criticism
19:12There's a great deal at stake
19:14I know
19:14But I don't think you've given me the whole plot
19:19And I don't know what you want of Carmody
19:24Or me
19:25What I mean is, he could cost me my job
19:28God, for all I know, he's probably out there right now on a ladder setting up the lighting
19:33No, I happen to know he got an appointment with the vice-chancellor
19:36Has he?
19:40Might you really lose your job?
19:43There's a thing called gross moral turpitude
19:46It's a very vague concept
19:49But my political enemies will pin anything they can on me
19:53That's why I came home
19:59I couldn't stand it
20:02I've been so worried about the both of you
20:06What are you worried about him for?
20:08He's a blackmailer and a fascist
20:10He's not a fascist, he's a person
20:12He's a silly, frightened boy
20:15And you were the one who frightened him
20:17I've told him he's behaved wickedly and ridiculously
20:21But he thinks you're out to destroy him
20:23He's fighting for his life
20:24That's right, that's what fascism is
20:26Naked self-interest
20:27Why did you tell me on Thursday you'd consider teaching him again?
20:32And why do you think?
20:33That's what I mean
20:34The last thing you were thinking of was him
20:36He's appealing for help
20:39Just as much as your misfit
20:40But when you beg and when you punish
20:41One's a person and one's not
20:43Well, I've done no more than I had to
20:49As his advisor
20:51Considerably less than you've done for your misfit
20:55Oh, you were right
21:00There was something missing from my story
21:03What was that?
21:06The part that you played
21:07What do you mean?
21:09Well, now
21:10Carmody and I had our row last Tuesday
21:12Now, he wasn't at the party
21:14So how do you suppose he knows all about
21:16What happened between Felicity and me
21:18In my basement study on Monday night?
21:20You think I told him?
21:21You didn't see him standing next to you, did you?
21:22When you were looking at us
21:23No, I didn't
21:24And I didn't tell him either
21:25Well, where was he on Monday night?
21:26I don't know
21:27But I didn't tell him anything
21:28And how do I know that's true?
21:29You don't
21:30No!
21:32Now, I don't think you understand
21:33What I'm saying to you
21:34Yes, I do
21:35You're trying to blame me
21:37Not at all
21:38All I'm saying is
21:40You have to make a choice
21:41Whose side you're on
21:43I just want to be fair
21:48There is no such thing as fair
21:53You try and be fair
21:56And you'll end up like him
21:58Feeling nothing but terror
22:00At being threatened by people
22:01Who are actually getting on with some living
22:03I mean
22:04Just look
22:15At this room
22:17What's wrong with it?
22:23It's very convenient
22:24It's a hiding place
22:25Somewhere you can escape from life
22:28Sexuality
22:30Love
22:31Somewhere you'll dry up
22:35And wither
22:36And hate
22:37And grudge
22:39Ten years here
22:42And you'll be nothing
22:42A neurotic little old lady
22:45I don't want this
22:53I can't bear this
22:57I can't bear this
22:57Now can I put the light on?
23:27No, don't
23:28You mustn't
23:29So you have done this before?
23:40Hardly ever
23:41I shouldn't have let you
23:48It's wrong
23:49Of course
23:54It isn't wrong
23:55Promise me you won't do anything more for him
24:02Is that why you've done this?
24:05No
24:05It was bound to happen
24:08Historical inevitability?
24:11Yeah
24:11But Mark said history was bunk
24:14No, he didn't
24:15That was Henry Ford
24:16No
24:16Mark's
24:17Mark's
24:18Oh, yeah
24:18Where?
24:19A late insight
24:21It's my field
24:23Blake for you
24:24Mark's for me
24:25Was it awful?
24:34No, but it's like golf
24:36You need plenty of practice
24:39Can't be arranged
24:42But won't George be on duty again?
24:45I think we can deal with him
24:48We can't
24:53Look at it
24:53Look at it
24:54You have an anchor
24:55Look?
24:57Um
24:58Oh
24:58All right
24:59people
25:00I think I'm sorry
25:00Oh
25:01Maybe I don't know
25:01You mean
25:02See it
25:03They're really
25:04All right
25:05Why
25:06It's
25:07What
25:08You mean
25:09When
25:09Have
25:10You
25:10Where
25:11They're
25:12What
25:12soph
25:13They're
25:14What
25:14You
25:15And
25:16There
25:46Well, I really don't know if I can help you out.
25:49It's a token concession, that's all, letting us have our meeting in the Durkheim room.
25:54Well, it's not even as if we were asking for access to our offices.
25:58It'll just smooth the ground, give them a nudge towards accepting what we've been discussing.
26:06There's not much point in having a sit-in if we're going to let people through, right?
26:12All right, then, how about this?
26:13Yes. Suppose we undertake not to cross your peckett line.
26:21Well...
26:21Well, I think we all owe a debt of gratitude to Howard here
26:29for hitting on this ingenious solution to our difficulties.
26:35There are those who might say he was the cause of those difficulties in the first place.
26:38Yes, I take the point.
26:39But I think he can scarcely have anticipated that matters would escalate to this degree.
26:46Perhaps next time, Dr. Beniform would care to undertake the hours of delicate negotiation
26:51needed to secure this kind of concession.
26:53Well, I shouldn't think for a moment to reconstitute a quorum,
26:57but at least we can get through essential business.
27:00So, uh, you think there is at least a possibility of compromise?
27:12Oh, very much so.
27:14And basically, the students have two demands.
27:16One, the expulsion of Carmody.
27:18Two, the withdrawal of Michael's invitation.
27:20Now, to put it very crudely,
27:21I believe that if we concede on one of these issues,
27:25they'd be prepared to give way on Tuber.
27:28Oh, you think so?
27:29Mm-hmm.
27:32Well, in that case,
27:36the circumstances surrounding Professor Mangle's invitation
27:41were, if you remember, enigmatic, to say the least.
27:46Uh, I feel sure I could find a way to avert his visit
27:53without causing offence.
27:57And you don't agree, Hyde?
27:58Well, it's just that Carmody's a much more immediate problem.
28:01Yeah.
28:02Yes, I know, but, uh,
28:04I'm not happy about taking a step
28:07which could ruin a young man's life.
28:08I see that, of course.
28:11Yeah.
28:11But, uh...
28:12But he is going to go on causing difficulties
28:19as long as he's here.
28:21And in the end,
28:22we may find ourselves having to fail him
28:23in spite of everything.
28:25Whereas, you see, Mangle,
28:27well, he'd be in and out in an hour.
28:32Yes, I take a point.
28:33Also, I believe that we could get a guarantee
28:35from the students
28:36that there'd be no violence during Mangle's visit.
28:38Oh, do you think so?
28:39Oh, yes.
28:40Ah.
28:40Well, there'd be no question, of course,
28:42of depriving them of their democratic right
28:45to peaceful protest.
28:46But beyond that...
28:50Yes.
28:53Well, this leads us into another matter
28:56that I wanted to raise.
28:58Normally, of course,
28:59I would have met Professor Mangle at the station
29:01and introduced his lecture myself.
29:03But, alas, on the 8th of November,
29:05I find myself afflicted
29:07by an alternative engagement in Edinburgh.
29:09Dr Beniform, I believe you're a friend of his.
29:18I understand there's been a significant outbreak
29:20of troilism in West Bromwich.
29:22I've arranged to go up there to investigate.
29:25Ah, I see.
29:28Well...
29:29Might I nominate Dr. Beamish?
29:34Well, now, that's a thought.
29:36Where is Henry today, then?
29:37Oh, he sent his apologies.
29:39Apparently, he was gardening over the weekend.
29:42How much gardening you can manage
29:44with only one arm, I'm not sure.
29:45But he was bitten by a snake.
29:47What?
29:48I see.
29:49I gather it's not serious.
29:50He's just got to spend a couple of days in bed.
30:03So...
30:04Henry's gone back tomorrow?
30:08Yes.
30:10Didn't work out, eh?
30:11No.
30:13Why was that?
30:17I don't think that's any of your business.
30:20Oh.
30:23But only one thing, though.
30:25Close association with him
30:26has caused me to revise my theory of accidents.
30:32I haven't got your diary with you,
30:35by any chance, right?
30:36It's full, Howard.
30:37I can't find any space in it for you any longer.
30:41I thought you said that...
30:42I expected it.
30:44Your store?
30:45Yes.
31:07I think...
31:17You should see it.
31:18You should see it.
31:25And tonight...
31:26And...
31:27Come on!
31:28This is not in Imagination
31:28where you are now
31:29and you have gone.
31:32Then you have to miss better
31:33Right!
31:34You should stay.
31:35Monday night...
31:36... què?
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35:11Give me a Y!
35:12Y!
35:13Hey, you!
35:14You!
35:15You're gay!
35:16Let that spell!
35:17Yuck!
35:18Let that spell!
35:19Yuck!
35:34Excuse me, uh, I'm afraid I must ask you all to disperse.
35:41This lecture is forbidden by radical opinion.
35:44Right!
35:58He I!
36:00Please, don't talk for badges!
36:04Get down!
36:05Professor Matt!
36:06No badges!
36:08No badges!
36:09Let's go!
36:11Let's go!
36:39Very kind, Howard.
36:46Not at all.
36:48I'm not very well placed for peeling them, but I'm sure something could be contrived.
36:52Oh, yes.
36:54The bananas are especially thoughtful.
36:58I hope you don't blame me for this, Henry.
37:00You want everything, don't you?
37:03What I don't understand is why you were so provocative.
37:10Why didn't you just tell them Munger was dead?
37:12I suppose they cheered.
37:14Or laughed.
37:15I couldn't have stood that.
37:17It's very unfortunate, Henry.
37:19But that was not the moment to abandon your well-known talent for seeing the other person's point of view.
37:24It's not your point of view I dislike, Howard.
37:26It's you.
37:28I see.
37:29It's never, you see, the causes one objects to.
37:34Generally speaking, the causes are admirable.
37:37It's those who rise on the backs of those causes.
37:44Well, it's only natural you're upset.
37:47I'll leave you now and pop back in a day or two.
37:50No, don't.
37:51Don't leave you?
37:52No.
37:53Don't come back.
37:59Oh, that party tomorrow's gonna do you good.
38:10You need cheering up.
38:12Christ, Howard.
38:14What the hell do you know about my cheerfulness or my misery?
38:18Oh, no, there's nothing really wrong with you.
38:20You're fine.
38:21I'm appallingly miserable.
38:24Why?
38:25Well, tell me.
38:30I'd rather not.
38:33You need a break.
38:35There's just been too much happening.
38:37To you, not to me.
38:39Name one thing good that's happened to me this year.
38:43You wait.
38:49You'll enjoy yourself.
38:51I'd have thought this term you'd had all the people you could eat.
38:55Well, town's over tomorrow so I can look after the kids and you spend a few days in London.
39:01How about that?
39:04There's nothing there, Howard.
39:07There's nothing at all there.
39:12There's nothing there.
39:38you're up early. we've been up most of the night. packing.
39:45are the children up yet? haven't a clue.
39:58I hope you're still gonna be able to give us a hand today. there's an awful lot
40:02needs doing to get ready for this party. you manage. I'm sure you'll find someone.
40:13have we upset you in any way Felicity? no. just I'm into something else now.
40:20I'm joining a Hare Krishna establishment. I wouldn't have thought that was quite
40:25you Felicity. I don't think there's a lot known around here about what's me. I mean
40:31I've done a lot for both of you haven't I. how are we? oh yeah great girl. we sort of
40:38hope to get something out of that. if it doesn't work out well I'm gonna keep on
40:43moving. that is your opinion isn't it Dr. Kirk? oh I see. you've already discussed it
40:48have you? I mean I don't say there's anything necessarily very smart about his
40:52advice. you're angry with us. I'm sorry. it's all right.
40:58you're just not my scene anymore. I'll come to the party anyway.
41:05do you like it? nice. where do you get it? London. oh yeah. hey.
41:32you never tried it on for me. I offered. you never had time. I like it. yes. he had very good taste.
41:47don't say we're the first again. it's great to see. can we park the twins somewhere?
41:54yeah. in there.
42:01yeah. in there.
42:08yeah.
42:15yeah.
42:22yeah.
42:24yeah.
42:25yeah.
42:30yeah.
42:35yeah.
42:40yeah.
42:47hi. how are you?
42:50very well.
42:54how are you?
42:56never mind.
43:01yeah.
43:13yeah.
43:14yeah.
43:16yeah.
43:17yeah.
43:19Now, where do I go to get laid?
43:21I still think the pill's the best.
43:23All things considered.
43:30I mean, the terrible thing is, I thought I knew where I was going.
43:34Now I've got there, it's not where I'm at at all.
43:37Well, that's it, isn't it?
43:39Do you know what I mean?
43:49Oh, it's so funny!
43:51Can't wait for me to come over.
43:57Oh, it's so funny that we know that we've got to say.
44:01Yes!
44:03Yes, Jesus!
44:19Do you mind?
44:41There's someone in here.
44:42It's Howard.
44:44We don't want you, Howard.
44:46Go away.
44:49So, here you are.
45:00Yep.
45:02Where's Barbara?
45:03I can't find her.
45:05So I'm doing this.
45:08Oh, ho.
45:10It's Henry here.
45:11He's not coming.
45:13Oh, why not?
45:14He hasn't forgiven you your triumph,
45:17particularly as it coincided with his humiliation.
45:22He's furious that she managed to become the undergraduate's favorite hero,
45:25whilst at the same time actually enhancing your reputation within the faculty.
45:32I can't say I blame you.
45:33And why did you come?
45:37Merry Christmas.
45:38And a Merry Christmas to you, Tim.
45:42I don't know if you remember that time in my bedroom.
45:45It was a long time ago, Myra.
45:48I know you've toured the parish since then,
45:51but I do hope that you'll come again sometime.
45:54And what about Henry?
45:57I could say, what about Barbara?
45:59Barbara and I have learned to accept each other's lifestyles.
46:01You mean Barbara's had no choice but to accept yours?
46:04I am concerned about Henry.
46:07Henry had Flora Bonnethobe.
46:09She's essentially therapy.
46:11No, she's essentially the classic bitch in modern dress.
46:13Now I need some therapy.
46:14I don't want to be unfair to Henry.
46:16Why not?
46:17You think he's a joke?
46:19You despise his morals.
46:20You've bypassed him.
46:21You've broken his arm.
46:21You've smashed his nose.
46:22You want to be fair to him?
46:26How's the party?
46:27There are things going on out there that make your nipples pucker.
46:31Hi, Myra.
46:34Excuse me.
46:38Did I do something?
46:40Well, you did throw a bread roll at Henry.
46:43Yeah, that's right.
46:45Well, it was his fault.
46:47I always say, if you can't stand the heat,
46:49get out of the kitchen.
46:53Maybe that's why she got out of the kitchen.
46:56Maybe.
46:57Oh, Jesus.
46:59That was a great day.
47:00Blew my mind.
47:03Things were really wide open.
47:07Will we ever be like that again?
47:10It was only a few weeks ago.
47:12A week's a long time in politics.
47:15Young people now,
47:16they just don't feel anymore.
47:21Seriously.
47:21Who, anywhere, now, is getting down to the real, root, radical problems of the age.
47:33Now, I'll tell you whom.
47:35Nobody.
47:36That's whom.
47:36Who's authentic anymore?
47:41You seem pretty authentic.
47:45Oh, God, no.
47:47Christ.
47:49Really?
47:49You're giving me that shit.
47:56Oh, God.
47:57I don't care what your friends say about you, Howard.
48:10You're a good guy.
48:12You're a radical's radical.
48:15Oh, God.
48:17Let's go.
48:18Oh, God.
48:19Let's go.
48:49See you next term, then.
48:58I don't think so. I'll ask Professor Largan to find me a new teacher.
49:02I don't think he'll agree to that. Not after all that trouble with George Kennedy.
49:07I really don't think you'd better stand in my way.
49:10I mean, I know as much as anyone does about what happened with George.
49:14You hoping to get rid of me as well?
49:16Of course not.
49:17You'd better not try.
49:19Because I know everything about you.
49:22What's that supposed to mean?
49:24I wanted to help you.
49:25You did?
49:26I wouldn't be able to do you much good.
49:29You leave me alone now, all right?
49:32All right.
49:33Just like yesterday, then I'll get on my knees and pray.
49:50We don't get fooled again.
49:52Peace.
49:53Peace.
50:06We don't cut him.
50:06Change it had to come.
50:09We knew.
50:10We were all alone.
50:13We were a livery نyang Therefore
50:16and the world was just the same
50:23if history ain't changed
50:26cause the day and the day I'm gone
50:30is the next one
50:32I teach my hand to the new constitution
50:38make a fire for the new revolution
50:41money is free to change all around
50:45just visiting the scene of your many trials
50:51and no one to look in on us anymore
50:54at least I'm not plowing through your manuscript
50:57it's not the print
50:59you went upstairs with her when I was resting
51:17she was crying
51:18she was very upset
51:19right
51:19this is the last party you're coming to
51:22it's the last party you've been on
51:24with my little flu
51:25I need to come to play
51:29with my little woman
51:30this is the reason it's no mama
51:35this is the reason it's my man
51:40I better get out of here, get out of here, just bustin' so I'm dead.
51:47Read your baby, every night I run at you.
51:54Read your baby, every night I run at you.
52:00Watch the old man down the window, it's all a little time to lose.
52:10I never knew if you believed me.
52:18It really wasn't me who told George.
52:22Told him what?
52:25Bet you were down here that night laying little Miss Fee.
52:29Of course I believed you.
52:32Why?
52:33Because I know who did tell him.
52:36Who?
52:37Who do you think?
52:40Who else knew?
52:42Little Miss Fee.
52:43That's right.
52:47Why?
52:49She wanted to defend me against the attacks of the liberal reactionary forces.
52:54And she figured she wouldn't be able to unless they had something to attack me with.
52:59Sounds a bit crazy.
53:02She is a bit crazy.
53:03So when did you find that out?
53:16I don't know.
53:18Was it before you came to see me that afternoon?
53:21I can't remember.
53:22Of course you can remember.
53:23Of course you can remember.
53:27It was.
53:28Maybe.
53:32In fact, you probably told her to tell George.
53:36Possibly.
53:40Why?
53:41I had to find a way to get to you.
53:44No.
53:47You did it.
53:48With the sheer pleasure of the plot.
53:51It's the plot of history.
53:53There's a process.
53:55It charges everyone a price for the standards they choose to take.
53:58You seem to travel free.
54:00Some travel free.
54:02Some pay fancy prices.
54:04Some pay fancy prices.
54:28But I just have to go look to that iceberg.
54:31Of course you aren't aware.
54:33I am the only time to samey at the same time.
54:39Or else you haven't seen in it.
54:42You don't have to understand in that!
54:45The eben.
54:47The same thing.
54:49Devil's boyfriend.
54:51John Groupon County
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