1:36:02
I'm going to miss you, honey.
1:36:09
If I were only 20 years younger!
1:36:13
You'd better get back to your Queen!
1:36:15
Come on, you'll be late.
1:36:18
Don't forget your hat!
1:36:27
This way, Your Majesty.
1:36:29
How do you do, Sir.
Won't you sit down?
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Will you have the boy brought in?
1:36:35
How is the little fellow?
1:36:36
He's been through quite an ordeal,
poor chap,
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but he's doing better
now his parents are out of jail.
1:36:42
But I thought they were sentenced
to 2 years?
1:36:43
They were. But the Committee
recommended a suspended sentence
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so now they're free.
1:36:48
Indeed?
1:36:50
And they can thank
the boy for that.
1:36:51
The parents were foolish, stubborn,
protecting others. Fortunately,
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the boy cooperated.
1:36:58
Cooperated?
1:37:00
It's been a happy solution
all round.
1:37:04
I see.
1:37:25
Here he is! Rupert,
there's someone here to see you.
1:37:31
Hello, Rupert.
1:37:38
I brought you some toys
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and one or two things
I thought might amuse you.
1:37:47
He looks pretty good,
don't you think?
1:37:49
We still have our moods and doubts,
don't we Rupert?
1:37:53
But I keep telling him
he has nothing to worry about.
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We consider Rupert a hero
and a real patriot.
1:37:59
We're all very proud of him here.