The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie
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Little girls, this is Mr. Lloyd,
the art master.

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When you are 14,
if he is still at Marcia Blaine...

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I will then hand you over to him,
and you will be fortunate enough...

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to receive
his artistic guidance.

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- Good-bye, girls.
- Good-bye, Mr. Lloyd.

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See you
in three years.

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Good-bye,
Miss Brodie.

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I also hope
I shall see you.

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For the rest
of the afternoon...

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I have decided we will
not do more history.

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Rather, I will show you some more slides...
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of my last holidays
in Italy.

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Monitors,
the blinds, please.

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Clara, will you
pull down the screen?

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I also spent
two weeks in Egypt...

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where people do not believe
in God, but in Allah.

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Kathryn, will you
switch on the light, please?

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The bottom,
left-hand side.

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I have brought you these slides
at my own expense.

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The girls at the back
may sit up on their desks.

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Rome.
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This is a large formation
of II Duce's fascisti.

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They are following him
in noble destiny.

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I, myself,
mingled with such a crowd.

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I wore my silk dress
with red poppies...

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which is right
for my coloring.

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Benito Mussolini.
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Il Duce.
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Italy's leader supreme.
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A Roman worthy of his heritage.
The greatest Roman of them all.

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The Colosseum...
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where Christian slaves
were thrown to the lions...

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and gladiators
fought to the death.


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