:16:00
Steady on, girl. Now, then.
Don´t break your bleeding heart.
:16:05
If you wanna do something
and you think it´s right, you do it.
:16:09
To hell with ´em. Mind my shirt.
:16:12
Now...
:16:22
She was quite happy
them months she was carrying,
:16:25
which to my mind
was out of place in a way,
:16:27
her not being married,
:16:29
Mind you, she came over
quite beautified for a time,
:16:33
especially in the early months,
:16:35
I told her. I says, ´´Blimey, girl,
you ain´t as ugly as I thought. ´´
:16:40
Anyway, her time comes and into
the hospital she goes to have it,
:16:44
I wasn´t there,
so I didn´t know till they told me,
:16:48
Then, from all accounts,
the kid comes out a treat,
:16:52
Right bang on the minute,
you might say,
:17:01
Alfie?
:17:02
I didn´t see you there.
You look all different.
:17:05
- What do you mean?
- Well, sort of mumsy.
:17:12
I put my name down as Mrs Elkins.
Was that alright?
:17:16
Course it´s alright.
:17:18
Put your name down as who you like.
It´s a free country, isn´t it?
:17:21
I brought you some flowers,
:17:23
but I didn´t want to be seen
carrying them.
:17:26
That´s nice.
:17:28
Freesias! How delightful.
:17:30
l´II put them into a vase for you,
Mrs Elkins.
:17:33
What do you think
of your son, Mr Elkins?
:17:36
- My what?
- He hasn´t seen him yet.
:17:39
Here he is.
:17:43
He´s the image of his father.
:17:53
Yes.
:17:55
I can see more of me in him than you.
:17:59
What are you gonna call him?