:57:30
-Oh, hello, Marcia.
-Are you here alone?
:57:33
Yes, yes. I just made some tea.
Come and have a cup.
:57:36
Not me, nor you either. We ain't got time.
Get dressed, we're going out.
:57:41
Freddie's got a young brother from Oxford.
They want another girl to make it a quartet.
:57:46
He's a bit of all right too.
:57:49
And we're going to the Empire.
:57:51
-The Empire?
-Yes. Oh, it's ever so gay there, lvy...
:57:54
...and the show is grand.
It's just where all the toffs go.
:58:00
-No, I don't think so, Marcia.
-Why not?
:58:04
I just don't feel like it. That's all.
:58:07
You ain't afraid to go, are you?
:58:09
Afraid?
:58:13
-Why should I be afraid?
-Oh, I don't know.
:58:16
I just thought....
:58:18
Well, I ain't afraid of nobody.
:58:19
But you ain't been out
for ever so long, have you?
:58:22
-No, but--
-He ain't your lord and master, is he?
:58:25
I should say he ain't.
:58:27
Or is it because you ain't
got a nice enough dress?
:58:33
Of course I have.
:58:34
What are you standing there for, then?
Go and put it on.
:58:40
All right.
:58:45
What's that across your back?
:58:49
What? There's nothing.
:58:54
Did he do that to you?
:58:56
-Let me see.
-No. No.
:58:59
It ain't nothing.