:28:00
In this?
You're out of your mind.
:28:03
It's good
Scottish weather, madame.
:28:04
The rain is falling
straight down.
:28:06
Well, slightly
to the side, like.
:28:08
She can't go with you.
:28:10
No the now, anyway.
:28:12
No the now.
:28:13
- No the now?
- We'll see you later.
:28:16
The weather's just fine.
It's hardly raining.
:28:18
Did you not hear
what I said?
:28:20
Murron] Get-- Oh.
:28:25
It's you she takes after.
:28:55
How could you know me
after so long?
:28:57
Well, I didn't.
:28:59
I saw you staring,
and I didn't know who you were.
:29:02
I'm sorry.
I suppose I was.
:29:06
Are you in the habit
:29:07
of riding off in the rain
with strangers?
:29:09
It was the best way
to make you leave.
:29:14
Well, if I can ever work up
the courage to ask you again,
:29:18
I'll send
written warning first.
:29:19
Wouldn't do much good.
I can't read.
:29:21
Can you not?
:29:23
No.
:29:24
Well, that's something
:29:25
we shall have to remedy,
isn't it?
:29:28
You're going to
teach me to read, then?
:29:31
if you like.
:29:32
In what language?
:29:34
You're showing off now.
:29:37
That's right.
Are you impressed yet?
:29:39
No. Why should I be?
:29:40
[Speaking French]
:29:48
Do that standing on your head,
and I'll be impressed.
:29:50
My kilt will fly up,
but I'll try it.
:29:54
God, you certainly
didn't learn any manners.
:29:56
The French and Romans
have far worse manners.
:29:58
You've been to Rome?
:29:59
Aye. Argyle took me
on a pilgrimage.