:24:02
But there remains a question
of the evidence...
:24:05
Lord Queensberry's
evidence against you.
:24:07
My information is
:24:09
that the Crown wishes
to pursue the matter.
:24:14
In which case,
:24:16
an arrest and a charge
of gross indecency
:24:19
are certain
to follow.
:24:20
The maximum sentence
:24:22
is two years'
hard labour.
:24:25
Nine months' hard labour
:24:26
is reckoned to be more than
a man of our... background
:24:31
can survive.
:24:32
Um...
:24:35
The children...
The boys...?
:24:37
I must go and see them.
:24:38
You have no time
for that.
:24:39
But my wife...
:24:41
I have to say goodbye
to my wife.
:24:44
Unless you wish to subject her
:24:46
to the further humiliation
of seeing you arrested
:24:49
and taken away
in front of the gutter press,
:24:52
Mr Wilde, you must go.
:25:00
Oscar, you must take that train.
:25:04
Practically everyone you know
:25:05
will be on it.
:25:07
At least 600 single gentlemen
:25:09
all in abject terror of arrest!
:25:11
No.
:25:16
Where your life leads you,
:25:18
you must go.
:25:20
I defy society.
:25:21
Tell him to go.
:25:26
He must save himself.
:25:30
Tell him to go abroad.
:25:32
I've been telling him all day.
:25:36
He won't budge.
:25:44
People have never understood
:25:46
the courage he needed
to be himself.
:25:48
You must go abroad too.
:25:50
We must all go abroad.
:25:52
At once.
:25:55
Oscar says will you
tell the boys goodbye?