:40:01
Now. Then. Girls.
:40:10
She hates me to talk about food.
She's a wee bit overwrought.
:40:13
Bullshit.
:40:20
- Cheerio.
- Bless you two.
:40:22
Don't they make a lovely couple?
:40:24
They do. They really do.
:40:26
I'm surprised you haven't taken the plunge.
:40:29
Still waiting for Mr. Right
to come along, are you?
:40:31
There was a young man once.
You know, wartime it was.
:40:34
He was in the RAF...
:40:36
killed over Berlin.
:40:38
There were lots of good boys went that way.
Lovely boys, all of them.
:40:41
- That they were.
- They certainly were.
:40:44
- Cheerio.
- Bye-bye.
:40:47
She does get furious sometimes.
:40:50
Actually, I wrote a poem about it once.
:40:52
Now then, my dear, Mrs. Croft doesn't come
all this way to listen to you...
:40:56
blathering on about your poetry and such.
:40:58
There is Sister George talking again.
:41:01
It's wonderful how the character
has evolved over the years.
:41:04
One does learn from experience.
:41:08
One does, indeed.
:41:10
But, on the other hand,
experience isn't everything.
:41:13
We don't want Applehurst
falling behind the times, do we?
:41:16
No. Of course not.
:41:18
One must constantly examine criticism...
:41:21
and if it's constructive, we must act on it.
:41:26
Ruthlessly, if need be.
:41:28
Criticism? What sort of criticism?
:41:31
- I wasn't thinking of anything in particular.
- But what?
:41:34
That, I'm afraid, brings me...
:41:36
to the unpleasant part of my business.
:41:41
But first, would you show me
to the little girls' room?
:41:44
Alice, show Mrs. Croft to the...
:41:48
This way, Mrs. Croft.
:41:52
..."little girl's room."
:41:55
- It's that door up there, beneath the landing.
- Thank you.