The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie
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:19:52
Rumors are flying.
Are you out?

:19:54
Hmph! On the contrary,
Miss Mackay experienced...

:19:57
the utmost difficulty
in persuading me to stay.

:20:00
How I wish I might have heard her plea.
:20:03
The utmost difficulty.
You've been painting Jenny.

:20:05
- Yes, that's right.
- I am glad, very glad.

:20:08
She's getting more beautiful each year.
She quite amazes me.

:20:12
You see it too.
You're an artist.

:20:15
You see things other men don't see.
You must see it.

:20:18
Jenny's quite
a pretty girl.

:20:20
Pretty? No, no.
It's much more than that.

:20:23
She has... extraordinary
physical instincts...

:20:26
Primitive and free.
:20:28
Primitive?
LittleJenny?

:20:32
What are you
up to, Jean?

:20:34
I'm only trying to tell you
I've always felt thatJenny...

:20:38
could be
magnificently elevated...

:20:42
above the ordinary rung
of lovers.

:20:45
What are you
talking about?

:20:47
It's just that I've
always known that one day...

:20:52
you would paintJenny.
:20:55
Paint Jenny?
:20:59
Jean, I think you're quite aware
of what you're doing.


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