1:32:08
The, uh, Lunacy Act
provides the foIIowing --
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aII Vivienne's bank accounts
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and credit arrangements
at certain shops
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cease immediateIy.
1:32:19
She's not aIIowed to vote
or drive a vehicIe
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or hoId any kind of passport.
1:32:26
She has no right of appeaI
at any time for her reIease.
1:32:31
After that, everything is at
the discretion of the trustees.
1:32:38
What do we do with Vivie now?
1:32:41
WeII, M rs. EIiot wiII be
compIeteIy at Iiberty
1:32:44
for at Ieast two or three days
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untiI the magistrates can
approve of the reception order.
1:32:50
Then. . . she wiII be committed.
1:32:54
Excuse me.
1:32:57
Oh, God.
1:32:59
Men in white coats.
1:33:02
[ I ndistinct conversations ]
1:33:05
[ VehicIes passing ]
1:33:17
[ I ndistinct conversations ]
1:33:23
M rs. Vivienne EIiot. . .
under the Lunacy Act,
1:33:27
I'm obIiged
to take you away from here
1:33:29
to a proper pIace
of detention.
1:33:31
How dare you?!
1:33:32
We're not going to have a nasty
scene in a pubIic pIace, are we?
1:33:36
I don't see why not!
1:33:37
[ Gasps ]
1:33:39
[ Dishes rattIing ]
1:33:41
[ Women screaming ]
1:33:49
[ Screaming continues ]
1:33:57
Stop it!
1:33:58
Are we going to be a bit more
IadyIike now, Vivienne?