:49:03
I had reckoned
on my prime lasting...
:49:05
till I was
at least... 50.
:49:09
Are you listening,
Sandy?
:49:11
I'm listening,
Miss Brodie.
:49:14
I have been dismissed
from Marcia Blaine.
:49:20
I am accused of teaching
treason and sedition to my students.
:49:25
I am being transported
for radicalism...
:49:28
like Thomas Muir
of Huntershill.
:49:32
But if Miss Mackay
and her conspirators...
:49:34
expect that I shall meekly lay my head
on their chopping block...
:49:37
- they're in for a wee surprise.
- What will you do?
:49:40
As I informed Miss Mackay,
I will resort to public petition.
:49:44
I have no doubt that many supporters
will rally to my defense.
:49:47
My students are loyal.
:49:50
My girls.
:49:55
Someone betrayed me, Sandy.
Someone spoke against me to the board.
:49:59
Who could it
have been? Who?
:50:01
Are you thinking that
maybe one of your girls betrayed you?
:50:06
I said
to Miss Mackay...
:50:09
"I have the loyalty
of my girls,"
:50:11
and she said,
"Do you?"
:50:15
I'll not believe it. I'll not believe
it was one of my girls.
:50:18
Perhaps it's true.
:50:24
I thought possibly Monica.
There's very little soul...
:50:27
- Monica is a loyal girl.
- I know. You all are.
:50:30
Monica and Jenny.
Oh, notJenny.
:50:34
She's like
a part of myself.
:50:37
You, Sandy... As you see,
you are exempt from all suspicion.
:50:40
You have had more
of my confidence than anyone.
:50:42
You know more than anyone
what I have sacrificed for my girls.
:50:46
Teddy Lloyd was greatly
in love with me, Sandy...
:50:50
as I think
you've always known.
:50:53
And I gave him up to consecrate
my life to the young girls in my care...
:50:58
you and Monica
and Jenny.