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The unknown.
:23:28
lf l had any proper sense
of scientific purpose, Cornelius,
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l shouldn't cut up
the healthy heads of humans.
:23:35
l should dissect the diseased brains
of gorillas to find out what went wrong.
:23:39
And how would you put it right?
:23:41
l'd wet-nurse their babies
on the milk of chimpanzees.
:23:45
The milk of kindness.
:23:47
At least our child when it's born
won't be breast-fed on bile.
:23:52
You know, my dear,
the trouble with us intellectuals
:23:55
is that we have responsibilities
and no power.
:23:59
l think l'll make a chocolate icing.
Do you like chocolate?
:24:03
- What, dear?
- No, no, no. Of course you don't.
:24:06
- But l do.
- lfwe had that power here in our hands,
:24:10
we'd be worse than them.
:24:12
l don't agree.
Gorillas are cruel because they're stupid.
:24:16
- All bone and no brain.
- Zira, my dear,
:24:19
l wish you would not talk like that.
:24:21
Somebody is liable to hear you.
:24:27
- Nova!
- What are you doing here?
:24:34
Taylor?
:24:36
No, not Taylor. My name's Brent.
:24:40
You talked.
:24:42
That's impossible.
:24:45
ln a whole lifetime devoted
to the scientific study of humans,
:24:49
l've only found one other who could talk.
:24:51
- Yes. Taylor.
- Taylor. ls he alive? Have you seen him?
:24:55
- Where? Where? Tell us.
- Where? Where? l don't know where.
:24:59
l'm trying to find him.