:17:01
Like they do in greenhouses,
to keep out the sun. It's the correct thing.
:17:06
- It won't be that hot, surely!
- Well, I don't know.
:17:09
They say the one at Hiroshima
was equal to one thousand suns.
:17:14
So it is quite hot.
:17:16
And besides, the powers that be
are making much better ones now.
:17:20
Science has leaped forward with giant strides.
Oops!
:17:25
Mind you don't get paint on those curtains,
James.
:17:27
You should have taken them down first.
You never think.
:17:31
I know that smile of yours, James.
:17:38
"Keep doors closed
to prevent the spread of fire", it says.
:17:43
- But you've taken off half the doors, James.
- Yes, dear.
:17:46
Won't that make the fire worse, then?
:17:48
Er...
:17:49
Well, I er...
:17:51
Perhaps the blast will blow the fire out.
:17:55
Well... Hm!
:17:57
The inner core or refuge looks quite cosy,
doesn't it, dear?
:18:01
I hope those doors aren't marking the wallpaper,
James.
:18:05
Come in and try it out, dear. Please.
:18:13
Whoa! Careful! Careful!
You'll have it over!
:18:16
Budge up, can't you, James?
:18:19
Couldn't you have made it a bit...wider?
:18:23
It's er... It's constructed in compliance
with the governmental specifications, dear.
:18:29
Well, they might have made it
wide enough for two people.
:18:32
Suppose you were married?
- We are married, dear.
:18:35
Yes, well there you are, then.
:18:38
Oh!
:18:40
What about if you had children?
Where would they go?
:18:43
Oh, well, you'd just hold them in your arms.
They'd soon fall asleep.
:18:48
Suppose they were 17 or 18?
:18:50
Big boys with bristly chins and big boots on.
Skinheads.
:18:54
Well, in that case, you'd er...
:18:58
just add a few more doors.