:06:00
-I'm sorry, Mr. Fishfinger.
-It's all right.
:06:04
He's given me a very good idea.
:06:08
Wait!
I think I can get--
:06:11
Bye, Dennis.
:06:13
Tuppence!
:06:26
Griselda.
:06:30
-Yeah?
-It is l, Dennis...
:06:33
-...come to see you.
-I see.
:06:36
How are you, my love?
:06:40
Have you missed me?
:06:44
It's lovely to see you again.
:06:46
I think about you all day long.
:06:48
I dream of when I'll ask
for your hand in marriage...
:06:51
...and we'll build that cottage.
I'll come home, we'll have supper. Hey!
:06:56
Roger, what are you doing?
Just you--
:06:59
What?
:07:05
Oh, Griselda. Sorry.
:07:08
Griselda.
:07:10
I can't ask for your love until
I can marry. Say you'll wait.
:07:16
-Say I've got a chance--
-Let go!
:07:19
-Why, Griselda, why?
-I've gotta scratch.
:07:22
Oh, Griselda.
Griselda, l--
:07:26
-Sorry, Dennis. How's your father?
-Never better, Mrs. Fishfinger.
:07:34
-Is that Dennis Cooper?
-Yes.
:07:38
Hello, Dennis. You've got
garbage all over your vest.
:07:44
Look after your appearance.
Bad for business.
:07:47
By the way,
thought you'd like to know...
:07:50
...l got Wat the Mercer
to run me up a few cloth bags.
:07:54
I wish Father could've
seen it your way.
:07:57
Yes. A man's got to move
with the times.