Maurice

1:15:07

You're all right.

1:15:11

- What do you mean, sir, by "all right"?
- Well, what I say.

1:15:15

You're a clean man.
Nothing wrong with you down there.

1:15:18

You could marry tomorrow if you like.

1:15:21

If you'll take
an old man's advice, you will.

1:15:23

So cover up now.
It's so-so drafty.

1:15:26

What put all this into your head?

1:15:32

You've never guessed.

1:15:35

I'm like Lord Risley.

1:15:41

I'm an unspeakable.

1:15:44

The Oscar Wilde sort.

1:15:47

Rubbish. Rubbish.

1:15:51

Dr. Barry, I can't have explained.

1:15:53

Now listen to me, Maurice.

1:15:55

Never let that evil hallucination-

1:15:57

that temptation from the devil-
occur to you again.

1:16:00

I mean, who put that lie
into your head?

1:16:03

- You, whom I see and know to be a decent fellow.
- Dr. Barry, I want -

1:16:07

No, sir, I'll not discuss!
The worst thing I could do for you is to discuss.

1:16:11

It's not rubbish to me.

1:16:13

Rubbish!

1:16:15

I've been like this
ever since I can remember...

1:16:17

without knowing why.

1:16:20

Am I diseased?

1:16:23

If I am, I want to be cured.

1:16:26

Find yourself a pretty young woman.
She'll soon cure you.

1:16:30

It's unspeakable.

1:16:32

Come. Dress yourself.

1:16:36

Oh, yes. I'm sorry.
Of course.

1:16:38

Ettie, whiskey.