:40:00
One has a hanker!ng after
a sort of further fellowsh!p.
:40:03
Why should you hanker after other people?
:40:05
Why should you need them?
:40:08
Don't you need them?
:40:11
Or does !t just end w!th us two, then?
:40:15
Yes. What more do you want?
:40:19
lf people care to come along, we'll let them.
:40:22
But !t must happen. You can't
do anyth!ng about !t w!th your w!ll.
:40:27
You always seem to th!nk
you can force the flowers to come out.
:40:31
People must love us because they do.
You can't make them.
:40:34
l know.
:40:37
But must one just go on
as !f one's alone !n the world?
:40:44
You've got me.
Why should you need others?
:40:49
You must just learn to be alone.
:40:52
Two teas, please.
:40:55
D!d you know that Gerald Cr!ch suggested
we all go away together at Chr!stmas?
:41:01
Yes, he's spoken to Rupert about !t.
:41:05
Don't you th!nk !t's amaz!ngly cool?
:41:10
l rather l!ke h!m for !t.
:41:13
And what d!d Rupert say?
:41:15
He sa!d !t would be most awfully jolly.
:41:20
Well, don't you th!nk !t would be?
:41:24
l th!nk !t m!ght be awfully jolly, as you say...
:41:29
but don't you th!nk !t was an unpardonable
l!berty speak!ng to Rupert l!ke that?
:41:33
l mean, Ursula, they could be two men...
:41:35
arrang!ng an out!ng
w!th some l!ttle type they p!cked up.
:41:39
Oh, no.
:41:43
Noth!ng l!ke that.
:41:48
l th!nk the fr!endsh!p between
Rupert and Gerald !s rather beaut!ful.
:41:52
They're so s!mple. They say anyth!ng
to each other, l!ke brothers.
:41:57
There's someth!ng l love about Gerald.