1:32:01
A not unnatural assumption.
I hear you're interested in surgery.
1:32:06
What makes you think
your gifts lie there?
1:32:09
Some may say that a nuts
and bolts factory is more suitable
1:32:14
than an operating theatre.
1:32:15
0r have you
what is called a vocation?
1:32:18
Yes, I have. I have a vocation,
if that's what you call it,
1:32:22
and one day I'll prove it,
though I shan't have a title
1:32:25
and a conceit as big
as my backside to advertise it!
1:32:28
You're being remarkably insulting.
1:32:31
And I'm thoroughly enjoying it.
And I don't apologise.
1:32:35
And I'd have thought it might be
an interesting clinical experience
1:32:40
for you to be
on the receiving end for once.
1:32:43
Good morning.
1:32:45
0h, Dr Sparrow, one further thing.
1:32:48
I do not growl like a bear...
1:32:50
I ROAR LIKE A LION! GET OUT!
1:32:58
(Buzzer)
1:33:02
Spratt. 0h, yes, Sister.
I'll be along in a minute.
1:33:06
Get 'em lined up,
and see the tools are sharp.
1:33:09
Where do we go now?
1:33:12
To the pub to find me a drink
and then to find me a job.
1:33:19
Dr Sparrow, put that
wretched woman down. Gentlemen.
1:33:24
Where the devil do you think
you're going?
1:33:26
To get myself a ruddy great drink.
Then I'm going to get a job.
1:33:30
That's the wrong direction.
The operating theatre's this way.
1:33:34
I'm going this way.
1:33:36
- What for?
- To get married!
1:33:38
You can't get married today.
You'll have to put it off.
1:33:42
If you want to be a surgeon,
you'd better start now.
1:33:49
The first thing you do
is order a respectable suit.
1:33:53
- Simon?
- What?
1:33:55
- Who are you going to marry?
- What?
1:33:58
Well, you, of course.