:39:01
Cyril's eight!
:39:02
What will you say
when he's 18?
:39:08
Nothing.
:39:09
He must do as
his nature dictates.
:39:12
As I only wish I had done.
:39:13
"I do believe the Spring
has come at last,"
:39:16
said the giant.
:39:18
And he jumped out of bed
:39:19
- and looked out of the window.
- And what did he see?
:39:22
You tell me.
:39:23
You tell it.
:39:24
All right.
:39:26
He saw the most
wonderful sight.
:39:28
Through a little hole
in the wall,
:39:31
the children had crept
back into the garden
:39:33
and were sitting
on the branches of the trees.
:39:36
In every tree
that he could see,
:39:38
there was a little child.
:39:39
And the trees
were so glad...
:39:41
They covered themselves
with blossoms!
:39:43
And were waving their arms
:39:45
above the children's heads.
:39:47
And the birds were twittering
:39:48
and singing above them
with delight.
:39:50
Oscar!
:39:51
The flowers
:39:52
were looking up
through the grass
:39:54
- and laughing.
- It's time the boys changed
:39:57
or we'll miss the train.
:39:58
Ah.
:39:59
Come on, boys.
:40:00
Oh, Papa, can't we stay?
:40:02
Oh, Papa's got to work.
:40:04
He's got to finish his play.
:40:06
Yes. Poor dear Papa.
:40:07
Poor Papa!
:40:10
Poor, poor, poor,
poor, poor Papa.
:40:14
Where is Oscar?
:40:15
We haven't seen him at all.
:40:17
Where d'you think he is?
:40:19
He's working.
He is a writer, after all.
:40:21
I hear your father's threatening
to shoot Lord Rosebery.
:40:25
Really? He usually
prefers the horsewhip.
:40:27
Says he's been
buggering your brother.
:40:30
Well, Rosebery is Secretary
of State for Foreign Affairs
:40:33
and Francis
is his private secretary.
:40:35
Actually, Francis
is about to get engaged.
:40:38
What's your father
talking about then?
:40:40
Oh...
:40:41
He's obsessed with sex.
:40:44
He thinks Oscar's buggering me,
:40:46
as though I'd allow
anyone to do that.