The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie
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:13:01
You were in difficulty,
and you made up about Flodden.

:13:05
Sandy, please try to do as I say
and not as I do.

:13:08
Remember, you are
a child, Sandy...

:13:11
and far from your prime.
:13:41
- I hear I must congratulate you
on the birth of another child.
- Yes, another daughter.

:13:45
Have you never heard
of Marie Stopes...

:13:47
architect for constructive birth control
and racial progress?

:13:50
Ah, yes. An estimable woman. But my church
enjoins me to go forth and be fruitful.

:13:54
I'm aware of your unfortunate affiliation
with the Church of Rome.

:13:58
I doubt, however,
whether that body gives...

:14:00
the same interpretation
to go forth that you do.

:14:02
My church understands human imperfection
and forgives it. Why can't you?

:14:07
I am not interested in human imperfection.
I am interested in Beauty, in Art, in Truth.

:14:13
In Art and Beauty, maybe.
In truth, no.

:14:22
This is outrageous!
:14:24
The truth is that you bounced
into bed with an artist...

:14:26
- but you were horrified
when you woke up with a man!

:14:30
- R-Release me instantly!
- I finished your portrait, Jean.

:14:33
- Come back to the studio. Come Sunday.
- I can't. I can't.

:14:35
- Why not?
- I have another engagement!

:14:37
- Well, break it!
- I can't possibly!

:14:39
- I'm-I'm... I'm going to Cramond.
- What for?

:14:41
Mr. Lowther has invited me
to his estate at Cramond.

:14:44
- Lowther?
- He has a small boat.

:14:46
I'm invited
to go sailing...

:14:49
on Sunday.

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