:30:02
But Bosie, darling boy,
:30:03
as soon as they see you
in all your golden youth
:30:06
and me in all
my corruption...
:30:08
You didn't corrupt me.
:30:09
I corrupted you if anything.
:30:11
That's not how
it will seem.
:30:13
But I must have my say!
:30:15
It's outrageous!
:30:16
Everyone else
has said anything
:30:18
that came into his head.
:30:20
But I'm the person
all this is about.
:30:22
It's ME my father
wants to get at, not YOU!
:30:24
It's outrageous
that I can't have my say!
:30:27
It won't help, Bosie.
:30:29
It may actually
make things worse.
:30:31
But my father will win!
:30:33
I can't endure
my father winning.
:30:37
You must go away,
dear boy.
:30:39
I couldn't bear
for them to arrest you.
:30:45
I can't bear what they're
saying about you in court.
:30:51
Jesus Christ!
:30:52
- Goodbye, love.
- Goodbye, dear.
:30:54
Time's over.
:30:55
Goodbye, Bosie.
Dear boy.
:30:57
Don't let anyone,
anything,
:30:59
ever change
your feeling for me.
:31:00
Change your love.
:31:03
Time's up, my lord.
:31:05
Oscar, never!
:31:06
They never will.
I won't let them.
:31:09
I won't let them!
:31:18
You've been a great deal
:31:20
in the company
of Lord Alfred Douglas?
:31:22
Oh, yes.
:31:24
Did he... read his poems
to you?
:31:27
Yes.
:31:28
So you can perhaps understand
:31:30
that some of his verses
:31:32
um... would not be acceptable
:31:35
to a reader with
an ordinary, balanced mind?
:31:39
I'm not prepared to say.
:31:41
It's a question of taste...
:31:43
temperament...
:31:44
and individuality.
:31:46
I should say that
one man's poetry
:31:48
is another man's poison.
:31:50
Yes, I daresay.
:31:52
But in this poem
by Lord Alfred Douglas,
:31:55
"Two Loves"...
:31:57
there is one love -
true love -