:32:01
"are not so white as thy body. "
:32:10
I'm not
good enough for him any more.
:32:15
I'm just the son
of a carpenter, while Bosie...
:32:18
Oscar's only ever
been smitten before.
:32:22
He was smitten with me.
:32:25
He was smitten with you.
:32:26
I wasn't smitten!
:32:33
I loved him.
:32:34
Well...
:32:37
now he's fallen in love.
:32:39
I'm halfway to hellfire.
I'm not joking.
:32:43
Someone else
was a carpenter's son.
:32:48
I've given in
and become a Catholic.
:32:52
I find confession...
:32:55
wonderfully consoling.
:32:56
I can't go to confession...
:33:00
when I want to kill Bosie.
:33:04
Or myself.
:33:15
Oscar's furious.
:33:16
He knew the Lord Chamberlain
:33:18
would never allow a play
with Biblical characters.
:33:21
Oscar doesn't think
there should be
:33:22
censorship of plays.
:33:24
Of course there
must be censorship.
:33:26
Or people would say
what they meant,
:33:28
and then
where should we be?
:33:30
- When's he coming to join us?
- He's not.
:33:32
He must stay
and look after Lord Alfred.
:33:35
Those Douglases are always ill.
:33:36
When they're not demented.
:33:38
One of them roasted
a kitchen boy on a spit.
:33:41
Bosie's father,
Lord Queensberry,
:33:42
he's a dreadful man,
Constance.
:33:44
Doesn't believe in God,
or marriage.
:33:47
A marquis should set
a proper example,
:33:49
or what are
the upper classes for?
:33:52
I tell you,
:33:54
I wouldn't want
a daughter of mine
:33:56
to marry a Douglas.