:34:02
This is waht will
mak e our names. . .
:34:10
Don't look!
:34:16
You can turn around .
:34:19
Talk of the town .
:34:24
Dr Dodd ! Are you quite well?
A smile on your face?
:34:29
This party mustn't turn
into a grotesque funfair.
:34:32
It won't. It's very good of
of Sir Walter to arrange this.
:34:36
How much will you be mak e out
of it? Madame Van den Ende. . .
:34:41
Same as you three. We agreed .
Half for me half for you .
:34:48
Everyone would be there.
Important people, wealthy. . .
:34:57
If you don't stand up for what
you believe in, who will?
:35:02
We are allies now.
:35:05
I hope you don't find the
association too painful .
:35:09
The most important reason for
vitation, 1 1 : 31 : 59 : 1 4, 1 1 : 3 2 : 04 : 1 0, was the
are genuinely your guests. . .
:35:21
then that must mean
they are genuinely free.
:35:26
And that freedom
is not merely symbolic.
:35:31
I'm very happ y to announce,
thanks to your kindness. . .
:35:36
and the extraordinary
generosity of our host. . .
:35:42
neither Tok o or Lik ola will
be returning to the zoo.
:35:48
They are trully free now.
:35:50
-Free to return to their land .
-Or free to remain here.
:35:54
We are happ y to offer
our hospitality.