:23:05
Poor boy. Poor darling.
:23:09
Think of the years of suffering,
deprivation and hardship...
:23:13
...among those awful savages.
:23:16
The boy's deprivation, my dear,
has been more spiritual than physical.
:23:21
The Indians know nothing
of God and moral right.
:23:25
They eat human flesh, fornicate,
adulterise, misogynise,...
:23:32
...and commune constantly
with minions of the devil.
:23:36
It must be our task...
nay, our Christian duty,...
:23:41
- ...to beat the misery out.
- Beat the poor boy?
:23:44
- Not while there's breath in my body.
- I could have kissed her.
:23:48
I didn't mean beat him literally.
:23:51
I meant beat him symbolically.
:23:54
Poor boy. He hasn't
even had a proper bath.
:23:59
- I detect the odour of food.
- I shall wash this poor boy.
:24:03
It's supper time.
:24:05
It is my Christian duty to give
this boy an immediate, thorough bath.
:24:11
- Take your clothes off.
- Off?
:24:13
- Yes.
- All of them?
:24:17
Every stitch. But I shall avert
my eyes at the necessary moment.
:24:27
Bringing in the sheaves
:24:31
Bringing in the sheaves
:24:34
We shall come rejoicing
:24:38
Bringing in the sheaves
:24:41
Greatest bath I ever had in my life.
:24:45
Shall we gather at the river?
:24:52
The beautiful, the beautiful river?