:31:12
All right, class. Time's up.
:31:23
And what's the meaning of this,
Peggy Sue?
:31:27
Mr. Snelgrove...
:31:29
...I happen to know that in the future
I will have no use for algebra.
:31:33
And I speak from experience.
:31:38
-Who said that?
-I'm sorry.
:31:40
Sit down!
:31:41
The result of his struggle is
that Santiago comes back with honour.
:31:45
Santiago comes back with nothing!
:31:48
There's no meat on the bone.
:31:50
It's Hemingway's ego
trying to defend itself again.
:31:52
Trying to prove he can still perform.
:31:55
What Hemingway's saying, Michael,
is that we are alone.
:31:58
That when we go out too far,
we're vulnerable.
:32:01
The irony that Santiago
is beaten by the sharks...
:32:05
...doesn't make him less of a hero.
:32:07
Who is the victim and who is the predator?
:32:12
We'll finish this discussion next week.
:32:15
And don't forget, first four chapters
of The Great Gatsby by Monday.
:32:19
Hope you enjoy it.
:32:30
Why does your father take inventory
on Sunday nights?
:32:32
Hi, Peggy.
:32:34
It's poker night.
You always got out of it before.
:32:37
I just gotta string him along for a while.
It's for his own good.
:32:41
You're not going into his business.
When are you gonna tell him?
:32:44
Soon.
:32:48
Walter!
:32:49
I can't tell everybody everything
all at once.
:32:51
Strange rumours
are sweeping the school about you.
:32:54
Hi, Peggy.
:32:56
What do you mean?
:32:57
-I hear you gave it to old Smellygrove.
-I was there! She told him off to his face!