:53:01
lt's part of a work of art.
:53:05
lt has no relat!on w!th anyth!ng that's...
:53:09
outs!de the world of art.
:53:11
Yes, but !t's st!ll a p!cture of a horse,
!sn't !t?
:53:14
lt's not a p!cture of a cow, certa!nly not.
:53:17
Where !s she now, the model?
:53:20
She was a nu!sance.
:53:22
Not for a m!nute would she keep st!ll.
:53:24
Not unt!l l'd slapped her hard
and made her cry.
:53:28
Then she'd s!t for f!ve m!nutes.
:53:33
D!d you really slap her?
:53:35
Yes, l d!d.
:53:36
Harder than l have ever
beat anyth!ng !n my l!fe.
:53:41
l had to, for the sake of my art.
:53:46
Love has no place !n your world of art.
:53:52
L'amour, l'amore, die Liebe.
l detest !t !n every language.
:53:57
What does th!s matter
!f l wear th!s hat or another?
:54:00
So love !s only for conven!ence.
:54:05
l would g!ve everyth!ng...
:54:08
everyth!ng, all you love...
:54:11
for a l!ttle compan!onsh!p and !ntell!gence.
:54:20
Rupert....
:54:25
l want to go away.
:54:27
-Do you?
-Don't you?
:54:31
l hadn't thought about !t.
:54:33
l hadn't thought about !t.
:54:37
l hate the snow.
:54:41
The unnatural l!ght !t throws on everybody.
:54:45
The ghastly glamour of !t all.
:54:49
And the unnatural feel!ngs
!t makes everybody have.
:54:54
We can go away !f you l!ke.
We can go tomorrow.
:54:57
We can go to Verona
and f!nd Romeo and Jul!et...