:57:05
- Councillor Rhys Jones, do come in.
- Thank you, Boris.
:57:13
May I say you have our deepest
condolences at this time?
:57:16
Perhaps a few moments to say
goodbye before we close the coffin.
:57:22
She was so young.
:57:24
I loved her so much.
:57:27
I don't know how I will go on.
:57:33
She's so beautiful.
So serene.
:57:36
So...
:57:38
Is that a frozen pea?
:57:42
Residue... from the fluids we use.
:57:47
It's almost like she was alive,
and after such an accident.
:57:51
- You've done an amazing job, Boris.
- Thank you.
:57:54
She's so delicate and cold.
:57:58
- Death is cold, isn't it?
- It certainly is.
:58:01
- Now we can close the coffin.
- No, wait.
:58:05
I've had an idea.
You've done such a wonderful job.
:58:09
I want the world to see how
beautiful she is. I mean, was.
:58:14
I want an open coffin ceremony.
:58:21
It's just a little gas
settling in the body.
:58:25
Open coffin?
:58:27
After such an accident,
Councillor, is that in good taste?
:58:29
I don't care! Beauty needs
to be seen to be appreciated.
:58:33
Are you sure that's what Betty...
Mrs Rhys Jones would have wanted?
:58:36
That's the best
I've seen her look in 17 years.
:58:40
Thank you, Boris.
:58:48
He's gone!
:58:50
Oh, no, no, no, Boris!
What are we going to do?
:58:53
- Give me the pills, quick!
- What pills?
:58:55
What pills?
The pills to knock me out!
:58:57
- I don't have them.
- What do you mean?
:58:59
I don't have them!
I didn't think I'd need them!