:28:00
Oh, he requests, does he?
:28:03
Yeah. I don't know
anyone called Tappan.
:28:06
- Sir, you do. You've met him often.
- Where?
:28:10
- Where is he?
- He's right over there, sir.
:28:12
Oh.
:28:14
- What is that?
:28:17
- Where?
- Right there, sir.
:28:19
Lewis! Good to see you again!
:28:21
- And you, sir.
:28:23
- This is Theodore Joadson.
- How do you do, sir?
:28:26
- An honour to meet you, sir.
- Yeah.
:28:30
- Sir? Is there somewhere...
- Let's stroll in the garden...
:28:33
- Yes.
- What?
:28:36
Let go of my arm. Over here.
:28:43
This case has
great significance.
:28:45
Our secretary of state
is paying it his attention.
:28:48
You don't have to shout!
:28:51
He supports the Queen's
claim that she owns the Africans.
:28:55
- Two sailors are making claims.
- What season is it?
:28:59
- Pardon?
- I said, what season is it?
:29:02
I don't understand what you mean.
:29:04
There are two ways of knowing
without consulting a calendar.
:29:08
The leaves on the maple trees
have all gone,
:29:11
and the fact that the President is
not at home on Pennsylvania Avenue.
:29:15
Tell me, sir...
:29:18
Do you really think Van Buren
cares about the whims
:29:21
of an 11-year-old girl
who wears a tiara?
:29:24
I assure you, only one thing occupies
his thoughts this time of the year,
:29:28
being all things to all people,
which means nothing to no one.
:29:33
In other words,
gettin' himself re-elected.
:29:37
Give me a hand.
:29:42
Huh?
:29:46
- Will you help us, sir?
- Let go of my arm.
:29:49
Take my stick.
:29:52
- Mr Adams?
- Yeah, what?
:29:55
As an advocate for the abolition
of slavery, will you help us?