:15:01
-Ask Mr. Herzog to see me.
---was the most significant act...
:15:04
...in colonial affairs since
the Declaration of Independence.
:15:08
They'll find we're better
prepared this time.
:15:10
Mr. Gandhi will find
he's on a long hiding to nothing.
:15:14
"A High Court judge confirmed
that Mr. Gandhi...
:15:17
...would've been within his rights
to prosecute for assault...
:15:21
...since neither he nor Mr. Khan
resisted arrest."
:15:24
I told you about English law.
:15:26
As I told you about English policemen.
:15:30
Yes?
:15:33
We're very pleased
to have you back, Papa.
:15:35
And I am glad to be back.
:15:37
Come.
:15:40
Mind your face.
:15:48
Tomorrow I'll tell you about
my days in a police hospital.
:15:53
Come, come.
:15:59
Just like proper English gentlemen.
I'm proud of them.
:16:02
They're boys and they're Indian.
:16:08
Will you take this off?
It pinches every time I speak.
:16:18
I've got it.
:16:27
You'd be Gandhi.
:16:30
I thought you'd be bigger.
:16:33
-I'm sorry.
-No, that's all right.
:16:36
My name is Charlie Andrews, sir.
:16:38
I've come from India.
:16:41
I've read a great deal about you.
:16:44
Some of it good, I hope.
:16:47
Would you care to walk?
:16:50
You're a clergyman?
:16:52
I met some remarkable people in India.
:16:54
And when I read what you were doing,
I wanted to help.
:16:58
-Does that surprise you?
-Not anymore.