:33:00
Ah, now,
you're not being fair.
:33:03
Fair? I'm being truthful.
I know what people say.
:33:06
I know what people think.
I know what you think. I know what he thinks.
:33:09
I never lived up
to the great Fleury name.
:33:13
But I might have,
if I'd gone to Oxford and Eton like Arthur did.
:33:17
Many things might
have been different.
:33:19
But instead you sent me
to school here with a load of colored brats.
:33:21
All I ever heard about was Arthur-
:33:23
how well he was doing,
what good reports you had.
:33:26
That's who father cared about.
:33:28
Elder son, apple of his eye.
:33:30
- Arthur's dead.
- No, he's not dead. He's alive.
:33:34
Always will be for him.
And I'll always live in his shadow.
:33:37
Charming Arthur. Modest Arthur.
:33:39
And then Arthur
dead in the war, a- a hero.
:33:42
- Maxwell, be quiet, will you?
- All right. Father was kind.
:33:46
He gave Sylvia and me Belfontaine
as a wedding present.
:33:49
A decaying house out
on the God-forsaken tip of the island.
:33:53
And I'm supposed to be grateful
for being Julian Fleury's son.
:33:56
I'd have been better off
if I'd been born black.
:33:58
Maxwell!
:34:01
Here's your whiskey sour.
:34:17
- [Calypso]
- [Chattering]
:34:28
- Care for a drink?
- Love one.
:34:30
- Give us one of those red ones, will you?
- Oh, look. They want some too.
:34:34
- All right.
- Here. Want this?
:34:36
Oh, and here's another little girl.
You come right in and have one.
:34:39
Here you are. Got that?
:34:41
And how about these girls?
:34:43
- And don't forget me.
- Right.
:34:45
Give us another one,
will you?
:34:54
What was that all about?
:34:58
There once was a man,
don't remember who...