:13:04
Have you read his magazine?
:13:06
No.
:13:08
But I think I'm going to.
:13:14
Pull over.
:13:16
This can't be the way.
:13:17
Yes, I'm sure this is
the direction India is taking.
:13:22
To think I almost got
excited by Mr. Jinnah...
:13:25
...when all this was awaiting me.
:13:45
We're looking for Mr. Gandhi.
:13:50
-You'll find him under that tree.
-Thank you.
:13:53
I'm anxious to meet this new force.
:13:56
I try to live like an Indian,
as you see.
:14:00
It's stupid, of course.
:14:02
Because in our country...
:14:03
...it is the British who decide
how an Indian lives...
:14:06
...what he may buy, what he may sell.
:14:08
And from their luxury...
:14:11
...in the midst
of our terrible poverty...
:14:15
...they instruct us on
what is justice, what is sedition.
:14:19
So it's only natural
that our best young minds...
:14:23
...assume an air of Eastern dignity...
:14:26
...while greedily assimilating...
:14:28
...every Western weakness as quickly
as they can acquire it.
:14:34
If we have home rule...
:14:37
...that'll change.
:14:42
Would you, please?
:14:45
Why should the British
grant us home rule?
:14:50
We must take
the peelings to the goats.
:14:52
We only make wild speeches or
perform even wilder acts of terrorism.
:14:57
We've bred an army of anarchists...
:14:58
...but not one group that can
fight the British anywhere.