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:11:02
Excuse me, sir,
there's a gentleman...

:11:05
You!
:11:07
Listen to me.
:11:10
You're a BUGGER!
:11:11
I don't allow people
to talk to me like that

:11:14
in my own house,
Lord Queensberry.

:11:17
Or anywhere else.
:11:19
I suppose you've come
to apologise

:11:21
for the lies you've been
spreading about me.

:11:24
I've come to tell you
:11:25
to leave my son alone,
you sodomite!

:11:27
The Marquess
appears obsessed

:11:29
with other people's
sexual activities.

:11:31
It is anything to do with
his new wife, I wonder,

:11:34
seeking divorce
for non-consummation?

:11:36
Unless you swear to have
nothing more to do with Bosie,

:11:39
I shall go to Scotland Yard.
:11:40
You can go to the devil!
:11:42
You and your...
Who is this gargoyle?

:11:45
You're a queer!
:11:47
And a sham! A poseur!
:11:49
If I catch you and Bosie
together again,

:11:51
I'll give you such a thrashing!
:11:53
I believe Lord Queensberry
:11:55
once invented some rules
for boxing.

:11:57
I've no idea what they are.
:11:58
But the Oscar Wilde rule
is to shoot on sight.

:12:01
Now kindly
leave my house.

:12:03
Shut up! I shall leave
when I'm damned well ready!

:12:10
It's a scandal,
what you've been doing.

:12:13
All the "scandal"
is your own.

:12:16
Your... your treatment
of your wives,

:12:19
your neglect
of your children.

:12:21
And above all, the...
:12:22
the depraved insistence
:12:24
that they be as tyrannical
and unloving

:12:26
as you are yourself!
:12:29
Arthur, this is
the Marquess of Queensberry,

:12:32
the most infamous brute
:12:33
and the least tender father
in London.

:12:36
Never let him
into my house again.

:12:41
Very well, then.
:12:45
Let's get out of this... stew.

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