: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.
:34:00
I haven't got a daughter.
:34:02
Plenty of time still, my dear.
:34:08
Oh.
:34:10
Oh, I see.
:34:13
It's my fault.
:34:15
After Vyvyan was born,
:34:17
all I could think of
was the children.
:34:20
Ah.
:34:22
So that's why Oscar
spends so much time
:34:24
with his men friends.
:34:26
Oscar needs disciples.
:34:27
Lord Alfred's a poet.
:34:29
A very fine poet,
Oscar says.
:34:32
He's studying classics.
:34:33
Oscar and he talk
about Plato and so on.
:34:38
There's nothing wrong.
:34:41
Really, there isn't.
:34:42
It's not whether
there is anything wrong.
:34:45
It's whether or not
there appears to be.
:34:47
That's all people care about.
:34:49
The empire
was not built by men
:34:52
like Bosie Douglas.
:34:55
Then the Spring came.
:34:57
Only in the garden
of the Selfish Giant,