:25:00
There are no goodbyes for us, Charlie.
:25:03
Wherever you are,
you will always be in my heart.
:25:26
I'm going to clear the courtroom.
:25:28
I'm not sure we'd be able to.
:25:29
It is a first hearing.
It's supposed to be public.
:25:31
And he's a lawyer.
:25:34
I don't know where
they found the nerve.
:25:36
I don't either, but the troops
won't be here till tomorrow.
:25:40
How did the press get here
before the military?
:25:42
That English clergyman sent
a number of telegrams yesterday.
:25:45
I understand one of them
even went to the viceroy.
:26:01
You have been ordered
out of the province...
:26:03
...on the grounds
of disturbing the peace.
:26:12
With respect, I refuse to go.
:26:17
Do you want to go to jail?
:26:19
As you wish.
:26:26
All right.
:26:28
I will release you on bail...
:26:30
...of 100 rupees
until I reach a sentence.
:26:37
I refuse to pay 100 rupees.
:26:48
Then I will grant release on bail...
:26:50
...without payment
until I reach a decision.