:08:03
1762.
:08:06
So what was all this? Some sort of test?
:08:08
Congratulations. You've entered
a bastion of male privilege.
:08:12
You're not someone
who plays by the rules.
:08:14
Rules are made to be broken.
:08:17
Not by me.
:08:20
Play by the rules, Doctor,
or the game is nothing.
:08:23
And just what is the game?
:08:25
This is all terribly formal.
Must I go on calling you Dr. Peel?
:08:28
No, no.
:08:29
Under the circumstances,
you may call me Mrs. Peel.
:08:33
Much better.
:08:34
Now that we've settled
the matter of titles...
:08:36
...will you kindly explain
why you wished to meet me?
:08:39
I didn't. Mother did.
:08:41
"Mother?"
:08:43
Mother.
:08:46
Four o'clock. Mustn't be late.
:08:48
Time for tea?
:08:49
Word of warning: Don't take
the macaroon. Mother's favorite.
:09:05
You are now entering a restricted area.
:09:15
I always prefer a room with a view,
don't you? Tea?
:09:19
I know about the Prospero incident.
:09:21
Sugar, one lump.
:09:22
-Is that why I'm here?
-You're here for tea, Mrs. Peel.
:09:26
Welcome to The Ministry. Macaroon?
:09:38
Prospero. Prospero.
Shakespeare's magician.
:09:42
Do explain.
:09:43
Top-secret research.
:09:45
A government project I was working on
to create a weather shield.
:09:49
A defensive umbrella.
:09:52
I get it.
:09:53
Someone attacks, we put up this...
:09:56
...umbrella...
:09:57
...everyone goes home for tea. Marvelous.