2:01:03
It's not got a beak.
2:01:05
Good.
2:01:10
''The boy you aIways quarreIed with
is seriousIy iII. ''
2:01:15
My mind is a bIank. . .
2:01:17
. . .and I'II smash your face
for you, yarbIockos.
2:01:21
Good.
2:01:25
''What do you want?''
2:01:28
No time for the oId in-out, Iove.
I've just come to read the meter.
2:01:32
Good.
2:01:36
''You soId me a crummy watch.
I want my money back. ''
2:01:40
You know what you can do with
that watch? Stick it up your ass!
2:01:47
''You can do whatever
you Iike with these. ''
2:01:51
Eggiwegs.
2:01:54
I wouId Iike. . .
2:01:56
. . .to smash them.
2:01:58
And pick them aII up. . .
2:01:59
. . .and throw--
2:02:01
Fucking heII!
2:02:03
There. That's aII there is to it.
2:02:06
Are you aII right?
2:02:08
Hope so.
2:02:10
Is that the end, then?
I was quite enjoying that.
2:02:13
Good. I'm gIad.
2:02:15
How many did I get right?
2:02:16
It's not that kind of a test.
2:02:18
But you seem weII on the way
to making a compIete recovery.
2:02:22
When do I get out, then?
2:02:23
I'm sure it won't be Iong now.
2:02:27
So I waited...
2:02:29
...and, O my brothers...
2:02:31
...I got a lot better...
2:02:32
...munching away at eggiwegs
and lomticks of toast...
2:02:36
...and lovely steakie-wakes.
2:02:38
And then one day...
2:02:40
... they said I was going to have
a very special visitor.
2:02:49
Just wait outside for a moment,
wouId you, Officer?
2:02:55
I'm afraid my change of scheduIe
has thrown you.
2:02:57
The patient's in the middIe
of supper.
2:02:59
That's quite aII right, Minister.
No troubIe at aII.