1:06:03
Full stop.
1:06:05
[ Slurping ]
1:06:07
What exactly
is it you object to ?
1:06:09
The writer,
or what he's writing about ?
1:06:12
What I really
object to, Uncle,
1:06:15
is your finishing
all my condensed milk.
1:06:18
And the message everywhere in your book,
however slowly I read it,
1:06:21
that the best thing for India
is to be ruled by the British.
1:06:24
Hana, we have discovered
a shared pleasure, the boy and I.
1:06:27
- Arguing about books ?
- Condensed milk.
1:06:29
One of the truly
great inventions.
1:06:32
I'll get
another tin.
1:06:34
I didn't like that book either.
It's all about men.
1:06:38
Too many men.
Just like this house.
1:06:41
You like him, don't you ?
Your voice changes.
1:06:45
No, I don't
think it does.
1:06:47
Anyway,
he's indifferent to me.
1:06:50
I don't think
it's indifference.
1:06:53
- Hana was just telling me,
you're indifferent...
- Hey !
1:06:55
to her cooking.
1:06:59
Well, I'm indifferent
to cooking.
1:07:01
Not Hana's cooking
in particular.
1:07:03
Have either of you tried
condensed milk sandwiches ?
1:07:07
[ Coughing ]
1:07:08
They're very good
with salt.
1:07:11
[ Horns Honking ]
1:07:15
[ People Chattering ]
1:07:18
[ Honking ]
1:07:31
Welcome back,
Madam.
1:07:45
Will you not come in ?
1:07:47
No.
1:07:50
- I should go home.
- Will you please come in ?
1:07:54
Mrs Clifton.
1:07:58
Don't.