1:44:22
Now...
1:44:24
...what do you think of Brookfield?
1:44:27
Oh, it's big, sir.
1:44:29
You'll like it, though,
when you get used to it.
1:44:32
It's not half such an awful place
as it seems the first day.
1:44:35
- A bit afraid of it, I expect?
- A bit, sir.
1:44:38
So was I to begin with.
1:44:41
But that's quite a while ago.
1:44:44
Sixty-three years, to be exact.
1:44:47
Try one of those sponge cakes.
1:44:51
Won't you come to see us someday, sir?
You'd like my mother. She's funny.
1:44:55
I mean, she makes quite good jokes.
1:44:57
She does, eh? I'm glad of that, Colley.
1:45:00
It's good to have a mother
that makes jokes.
1:45:05
I know those hills of yours quite well.
1:45:09
I was there one autumn
when the leaves were turning.
1:45:14
Beautiful colors. Green and red and gold.
1:45:21
I'm afraid that's the bell for call-over.
You'll have to go.
1:45:24
Oh, must I, sir? I'm sorry.
1:45:28
Just walk by the master
and call your name.
1:45:31
- Don't let it scare you.
- Oh, it won't now, sir.
1:45:34
School doesn't seem half so bad
after that lovely tea.
1:45:38
You must come again one day, Colley.
1:45:46
Will you let yourself out?
I'm a little tired.
1:45:49
Yes, of course, sir.
1:45:50
Thanks awfully.
1:45:58
Goodbye, Mr. Chips.