:08:03
What's it about?
:08:05
About? It has something for everyone.
:08:08
A bit like Shakespeare?
:08:10
Perhaps, yes.
:08:12
Please don't talk to anyone about it.
:08:15
No. Course not.
:08:17
I won't tell a soul.
:08:26
Every human soul has seen,
perhaps even before their birth...
:08:32
... pure forms. Such as justice, temperance...
:08:37
... beauty ...
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... and all the great moral qualities
which we hold in honour.
:08:43
We are moved towards what is good...
:08:45
... by the faint memory of these forms.
:08:48
Simple - -and calm and blessed...
:08:52
...which we saw once in a pure clear light...
:08:56
... being pure ourselves.
:09:04
'Wholegrain'.
Do we have wholegrain or something other?
:09:08
What is whole?
Is It something in itself or does it have parts?
:09:11
Oh, spaghetti.
:09:13
If you have a whole you have a whole.
:09:14
Ooh, sausages.
:09:16
You and me is a whole.
:09:17
If you toddle off there's a hole in the whole.
Or, if I do.
:09:20
But a whole can't be broken,
it just forms another whole.
:09:23
-Baked beans.
-Baked beans.
:09:25
Do you want Premium points?
:09:27
Do we deserve them?
:09:28
-Do you want bags?
-Bags, yes.
:09:30
You know, it's all around us,
people like you and me talking nonsense.
:09:34
I know, I know.
:09:35
Bag for life:
:09:37
-For life?
-That's what it says.
:09:40
We have to ask, give you the choice.
:09:42
Ooh, rather.
:09:44
You just have to listen, that's the job.
:09:46
You call it a job but it's like music, what you do.
:09:50
You live with the angels,
speak their language, the music of the spheres.
:09:55
Nowadays the only language
anyone really understands...
:09:58
...is pictures. Paint the picture.