:53:01
Miss Brodie takes good care
of Mr. Lowther.
:53:03
- What does Mr. Lowther do for Miss Brodie?
- He sings to her.
:53:11
Put that wet thing
over there.
:53:13
Mary, for the third time
this afternoon...
:53:15
- will you get out of the way?
- Sorry.
:53:19
Mary McGregor.
:53:23
Well, Mary, what's new on the Rialto?
What's new with your brother?
:53:26
How's he progressing
up at Oxford?
:53:28
His t-t-tutor
caught fire.
:53:31
Caught fire?
His tutor?
:53:34
- Well, how? From what?
- From my brother.
:53:37
Your brother set fire
to the tutor?
:53:40
Your brother should be put
in a house of correction.
:53:47
It makes me look
very mature.
:53:52
It makes you look
like Miss Brodie.
:53:55
All the sketches ofJenny do too.
They all look like Miss Brodie.
:53:59
- I think they do.
- Ew.!
:54:09
I painted that chap
in my student days.
:54:11
It's what's called
a "life study."
:54:13
I had a difficult time
with the pectoral muscles.
:54:15
Pectoral?
:54:17
- Chest.
- Oh.
:54:19
- Oh, Monica!
- What?
:54:21
Miss Brodie says that anyone
of a cultured home and heritage...
:54:24
- makes no fuss about the human body.
- Who's making any fuss?
:54:26
- You are.
- I have as much heritage as you do any day.
:54:31
I think that's enough
for today.
:54:34
If I keep on,
I shall ruin the mouth...
:54:36
and that would
be a pity.
:54:41
- What do you think?
- Well, uh, I think that it's...
:54:44
- It's...
- Miss Brodie says thatJenny
will be painted many times.
:54:48
- And what does she say about you?
- That I am dependable.
:54:51
When should I come back?
:54:53
Whenever you have time.
Come next Saturday.
:54:55
- All right. Come on, Sandy. I'm starving.
- I can't come with you.