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29:07Me, I would have guessed.
29:14Rafferty will find Cochrane.
29:21Let's see.
29:48Where is Cochrane?
29:50Where is Cochrane?
29:51Where is my lad?
30:07What?
30:40What I said you had business important business I
30:46Want my father to witness because he will heartily approve of what?
31:07You made a deal and you have broken the conditions of that deal
31:12When we drew up our marriage contract, you demanded the right to fucking forget whomsoever you wanted
31:19And I felt but neglected to forget is that it?
31:22Yes
31:25You could make love
31:28But not love
31:31So is the contracts nullified will lawyers be informed that is up to you
31:40You can if you wish
31:45Leave with him
31:51You can leave but you and he would be on foot because there would be no carriage
31:57He would be unemployed of course and you would be returned to the financial condition you were in before we
32:02signed our contract
32:04Your new man would be unemployable across the whole country
32:07The reason for your new situation would be known throughout the whole city
32:16My dishonor
32:21Your shame
32:22Add to all this the fact that my most senior employee is as a consequence of his feelings rather debilitated
32:29and unfit for my purposes
32:32In spite of this contractual breach
32:37Both your contracts could continue as before
32:41With conditions altered
32:43With conditions altered
32:47See
32:52Intimacy
32:53Between you two will be forbidden
32:58To prevent a repeat of the breach
33:00And to prevent any further accidents
33:12In that case
33:16I accept the altered conditions of our agreement
33:19Very good
33:25I told him we need to speak to him
33:29When?
33:29Now
33:30Not now
33:30Now!
33:32I'm in the midst of a campaign
33:34We need to get this done
33:38I'm in the midst of a campaign
33:39I need you
33:39I need you
33:40On my arm
33:41Smile
33:49There's a carriage waiting outside to take you home
34:08In future I will always remember to forget
34:11Yes
34:14Everything is as you wish
34:15Everything is as you wish
34:17It always will be
34:26It is a great relief to me
34:29That I will never pass on this burden
34:32That you have passed down to me
34:43I spent it in good company
34:52And of all the harm
34:55That e'er I've done
35:00Oh, I said was to none but me
35:05I said five minutes
35:07More than enough?
35:09Send him
35:10Yes, madam
35:11For want of wit
35:14To memory
35:17Now I can't recall
35:22So fill to me
35:25The parting glass
35:30Potter?
35:32Go and do something in a room far away
35:37Yes, madam
35:40And close the door
35:41Yes, madam
36:06Of course there are eyes upon us
36:08Potter will go and find some place to observe
36:11But they can't hear us if we speak very softly
36:14Except you will not speak
36:16He will just nod and look sad
36:18I am sad
36:20I am sad
36:21I've been instructed to tell you that we must never ever be together in that way again
36:29But I've decided
36:36I have a cousin who is a devil but I can trust him
36:42He has a small property in Donnybrook
36:44Olivia, I...
36:45Just look fucking sad
36:48I will claim to have found a new distraction
36:52A man who entertains me like a guinness mistress
36:54No one need know that that is actually you
37:00We will meet on Wednesdays
37:02We will meet on Wednesdays
37:02One day
37:02Yes
37:03One day a week at first
37:05What I was going to say is
37:08One day we will be together
37:12I will agree to sneak around our fucking bigotry for a while
37:17But one day
37:19But one day
37:20We will be together
37:24Now go
37:31Now go
37:32I'll see
37:32You
37:32Be
37:32Okay
38:05All right, we need a bit more fucking urgency in this room, please, yeah?
38:09In five hours, Arthur Guinness will be standing on this stage.
38:13And your Conservative, Member of Parliament, Arthur Guinness.
38:17The future of our great city...
38:19Arthur, way too much.
38:21Yes.
38:23Of our great city is in the balance.
38:27Do we move forward with the times?
38:30Or do we sink back into the mired prejudices...
38:34Mired, thank you.
38:34Do we move back into the mired prejudices of the past?
39:05When you look upon me, you see no radical.
39:10But what you do see is a man whose mind is...
39:14My mind is a man whose mind is open to...
39:18Open, yes.
39:19My mind is open...
39:20Fuck!
39:21What is my mind open to, Edward?
39:24Open to improving the lives of all our citizens.
39:28All.
39:28Thereby inferring that you'll be open to improving the loss of the Catholics.
39:34Now, to the part of the speech where you put forward your new ideas regarding the legalization of sodomy.
40:02I told all family members that, um...
40:07Just by being with you on the platform today, they may be putting themselves at risk.
40:11I told them that at any moment...
40:15The bullet might fly.
40:19And?
40:21Well, they said they wanted to be with you.
40:25We agreed that it's important to be united...
40:28Against any imposition or threat.
40:41And we are.
40:47In spite of everything.
40:53Dammit, Edward, look, I've just decided I've got something to say to you all.
40:55Yes, yes, sit.
40:57Sit!
40:59Uh, before we set off, as elder brother, I'm going to say a few words.
41:04Can the emphasis please be on the word few, Arthur?
41:06On the day of Father's funeral, we were all gathered here, in this room, and as I recall,
41:11uh, Anne was forced to make us all hold hands like schoolchildren.
41:13I threw whiskey in Benjamin's face, and then Benjamin, you headbutted Edward.
41:16I didn't headbutt, Edward. I threw my head back in shock.
41:18You loosened a tooth.
41:19Hush! Hush!
41:19Are you completely to get the point I'm about to make?
41:22What point, Arthur? It's ten minutes to...
41:24The point is that since that day, we've all changed.
41:28For the better.
41:31Benjamin, on the day of Father's funeral, you were drunk.
41:35Now you're slightly less drunk.
41:40Anne, our betterment started with you.
41:44As you see, Arthur, in my body, I'm not better.
41:47Yes, but by your will and insistence, you have made sure that the killer's name is not just remember for
41:52beer, but for kindness.
41:58Edward, it is you who has taken a success and turned it into a miracle.
42:03An international leviathan, turning water, hops, and barley into gold.
42:12And I, who back then was here on sufferance...
42:17Up into a few words.
42:18...can now say that there is nowhere on Earth that I would rather be than in this room.
42:24...with this family, as a part of this company.
42:30So...
42:33...let us just know...
42:35...that in this room...
42:40...just us...
42:43...perhaps...
42:45...we've made our father proud.
42:56We've made our father proud.
43:00I want a shot in the dark.
43:01I want to make me mad.
43:02I want to leave the act.
43:03I'll call the ends on it.
43:05I want to take the truth.
43:06The way there it lasts on it.
43:07And God given it's on it.
43:09It depends on it.
43:10How I feel.
43:11How I feel.
43:12How I feel.
43:13How I feel.
43:13I want to cheer.
43:15I want to have an acceptable character.
43:17I want to keep on your chair.
43:18I want to keep on your chair with a calister.
43:19The urine spiral like the same bit signature.
43:22I'm the pig on the Chinese calendar.
43:24I want to have a calister.
43:36Come on.
43:46Come on!
43:50Come here!
43:55Keep it tight, boys. Keep it tight.
44:07Beautiful. Beautiful.
44:13Gorgeous. Gorgeous.
44:20And God bless you.
44:25Thank you all the way, Mr. Genners.
44:34Yes. Yes.
44:36For Dublin!
44:39This is going rather well. So far, so good.
44:52I would like you to go inside, stand with the crowd, and think no more about it.
44:58I'm Lady Olivia of Burntree Bay.
45:00I do not stand with the fucking crowd.
45:35Hey, wake up!
45:38Eyes peeled on both balconies.
45:40Yes, sir.
45:47Sir?
45:50Sir, you're safe.
45:52Rafferty's memory on every door.
45:55You're caught, sir.
46:02Ladies and gentlemen.
46:04Time to shine.
46:06May I present to you...
46:10the Conservative candidate...
46:14for Dublin City,
46:16Sir!
46:17Mother!
46:18Him!
46:18Him!
46:37Move!
46:38Move!
46:39Move!
46:39Move!
46:40Move!
47:01People of Dublin
47:06We stand here together
47:07What are you doing here?
47:08I just want to save my brother from the Kalos
47:10In the heart of our great city
47:13A city with a proud history
47:21If you see him, have him arrested before you can do anything
47:27And keep this gun in your pocket and out of your hand
47:32I'm looking for him too
47:34If I see him, I will blow my whistle and you and your men will come to my aid
47:37But you will not kill
47:42Our success has come through compassion
47:46As well as strength
47:50And since my father's death
47:52With my family united
47:54The Guinness Brewery has begun the business
47:57Of conquering the world
48:18Now, I and my family will strive
48:23To make this city
48:27The envy of the world
48:34As I speak
48:38The future
48:39Of our great city
48:42Hands of the power
48:45Do we move forward with the times?
48:50Or do we sit back to the liant prejudices of the past?
48:55When you have to tell me
48:57You see no radical
49:00But what you do see
49:02Is a man whose mind is open
49:05To new ways
49:07Move, move
49:07In the lives
49:08Of all of our citizens
49:16One, two, three
49:18Beer, beer, beer
49:20Chitley, beer, beer, beer
49:21A long time ago
49:23Way back in history
49:25When all there was to drink
49:27Was nothing but cups of tea
49:29A long-care man
49:31By the name of Charlie Mock
49:33And he invented a wonderful drink
49:35And he made it a hop
49:36I may want to be an admiral
49:39A something or a king
49:40And to his praises
49:42We shall always sing
49:44I think what is done for us
49:46He's filled us up with cheer
49:48I long left Charlie Mock
49:50The man who went fit his beer
49:52Beer, beer, diddly beer
49:53Beer, beer, beer
49:54The fury's bar
49:56The fancy's pub
49:57The hole in the wall is well
49:58Oh, one thing you can be sure of
50:00It's Charlie's beer they sell
50:02So come on, old me lucky lads
50:04Eleven at once he's stopped
50:05For five short seconds
50:07Remember Charlie Mock's
50:10One, two, three, four, five
50:14He might have been his emperor
50:17A sult and all a king
50:18And to his praises
50:20We shall always sing
50:22A look what is done for us
50:24He's filled us up with cheer
50:26A long-lust Charlie Mock
50:28The man who invented beer, beer, beer
50:30Tiddly beer, beer, beer
50:32Tiddly beer, beer, beer
50:34Tiddly beer, beer, beer
50:41The love is Charlie Mock
50:43The man who invented beer
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