:58:02
- What do you want?
- I've got a message for Mr Gryce.
:58:05
Better wait in the queue, then.
:58:07
He likes to keep yer waitin'.
He thinks it makes it worse.
:58:11
He can keep me till four o'clock.
I'm not bothered.
:58:14
l'd rather the cane than do lessons.
:58:17
Come here, you.
:58:19
Save us these till after
we come outta Gryce's.
:58:22
He'll think I'm a smoker.
:58:24
He'll not search you but he'll search us,
and if he finds 'em, we'll get two extra.
:58:28
- I don't want 'em.
- You want some fist instead?
:58:30
- You want to take them?
- You'd better, lad.
:58:35
OK. But if I get caned,
you give me something.
:58:38
Aye. Some fist if yer don't.
:58:43
'Ey up, he's here - Gryce Pudding.
:58:46
Single file.
:58:48
Right. You lost, lad?
:58:50
- Please, sir, I'm going...
- On yer way, form room.
:58:56
You lot, inside.
:59:02
Same old faces.
:59:05
Same old faces.
:59:08
Ten years this school's been opened,
:59:11
and ten years have we seen, after
every assembly, a line of boys here,
:59:15
and the same old faces.
:59:18
- Sir, I've got a message...
- Shut up. Don't interrupt. Close the door.
:59:24
I've taught in this city for over 30 years.
:59:27
I taught some of your parents -
your father, MacDowall -
:59:31
in the old slum schools in the city,
:59:34
before they built this fine estate,
and this wonderful school.
:59:40
Things are no better now
than they were then.
:59:43
I just can't understand this generation.
:59:46
I thought I knew something
about young people.
:59:48
I should be able to,
you know, with my experience.
:59:52
But with you, no.
:59:54
lt just seems a complete
waste of money and a waste of time.
:59:59
And it's a waste of time
talking to you now.