The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie
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:52:02
I think thatJenny
will be famous...

:52:04
for...
:52:06
sex.
:52:09
Well, Monica,
what do you think of it?

:52:11
It makes her look
very... mature.

:52:14
I am very mature.
:52:16
We're all mature.
:52:18
Some people at the school
think you're too mature.

:52:21
Everyone's jealous.
:52:23
They know the Brodie set
has more fun than anyone else.

:52:25
We go places, and we do things.
:52:29
And now you've taken to
hanging around an artist's studio.

:52:32
- Very glamorous.
- Miss Brodie's g-g-glamorous, don't you think?

:52:37
Mr. Lowther thinks she is.
:52:40
Sandy's awfully late.
Do you think she's coming?

:52:42
Three years of Cramond
and Mr. Lowther.

:52:46
- What stamina.
- There's always lovely food at Cramond.

:52:49
Lasagna verde.
:52:52
Sweetbreads a la Milanese.
:52:54
"Harlot" russe.
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Charlotte russe.
:53:01
Miss Brodie takes good care
of Mr. Lowther.

:53:03
- What does Mr. Lowther do for Miss Brodie?
- He sings to her.

:53:11
Put that wet thing
over there.

:53:13
Mary, for the third time
this afternoon...

:53:15
- will you get out of the way?
- Sorry.

:53:19
Mary McGregor.
:53:23
Well, Mary, what's new on the Rialto?
What's new with your brother?

:53:26
How's he progressing
up at Oxford?

:53:28
His t-t-tutor
caught fire.

:53:31
Caught fire?
His tutor?

:53:34
- Well, how? From what?
- From my brother.

:53:37
Your brother set fire
to the tutor?

:53:40
Your brother should be put
in a house of correction.

:53:47
It makes me look
very mature.

:53:52
It makes you look
like Miss Brodie.

:53:55
All the sketches ofJenny do too.
They all look like Miss Brodie.

:53:59
- I think they do.
- Ew.!


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