:43:00
But you mustn't
idle your time away.
:43:03
Oh, Mother.
:43:04
And... I want you
to promise me something.
:43:09
Not to write to Oscar Wilde.
:43:12
I can't do that.
:43:14
- Bosie...
- I love Oscar.
:43:15
I love him as a disciple
loves his teacher.
:43:18
But he's not fit
to teach anything.
:43:20
He's evil.
:43:21
Do you really think
your own son
:43:24
could love someone evil?
:43:26
I just wish
I could love Oscar
:43:28
as loyally, devotedly,
unselfishly and purely
:43:31
as he loves me.
:43:35
But I'm not as good
as he is.
:43:40
I probably never will be.
:43:44
Goodbye, then.
:44:00
I adore simple pleasures.
:44:02
They are the last refuge
of the complex.
:44:05
But, if you wish,
let us stay here.
:44:07
Yes, let us stay here.
:44:09
The Book of Life begins
:44:10
with a man and a woman
in a garden.
:44:13
It ends with Revelations.
:44:15
Yes. Mr Tree, may I?
:44:17
I'm delighted that you find
my lines funny.
:44:19
But please don't try and make
the audience laugh with them.
:44:22
They should sound completely
spontaneous and natural,
:44:25
as though people spoke
like that all the time.
:44:27
Yes, of course.
:44:30
Let's try again.
:44:31
You should break
with Bosie more often, Oscar.
:44:34
Then we'd have more
:44:36
of your spontaneous
and natural plays.
:44:39
Bosie was envious.
:44:41
That's why
he stopped Oscar working.
:44:43
- That's not true.
- 'Course it is.
:44:45
His poems aren't nearly
as good as you pretend.
:44:48
And he knows it.
:44:49
He's just a shallow little...
:44:51
Rivulet.
:44:54
Bosie's a child.
A vulnerable child.
:44:56
He needs love.
:44:58
We all need love.