:40:05
Do you have anything to say for yourself?
:40:10
No.
:40:14
You may go.
:40:16
Barry believed, and not without
some reason, that it had been...
:40:21
...a declaration of war against him
by Bullingdon from the start...
:40:25
...and that the evil consequences
that ensued...
:40:28
...were entirely of Bullingdon's creating.
:40:33
I shall make you into
a real magician now, Bryan.
:40:36
I shall show you the knot that never was.
:40:40
As Bullingdon grew up to be a man...
:40:44
...his hatred for Barry
assumed an intensity...
:40:47
...equalled only by his
increased devotion to his mother.
:40:51
Very good, Bryan. A little bow.
:40:56
Put it on the table for me.
Thank you.
:40:58
For Bryan's eighth birthday the local
nobility, gentry and their children...
:41:05
...came to pay their respects.
:41:06
The inside and outside are quite empty.
:41:10
Wave your hand over the top.
Is there anything there?
:41:15
Wonderful! Wonderful, colourful
silk handkerchiefs!
:41:18
Take a bow, Bryan,
you did that beautifully.
:41:21
Very good.
:41:22
Let's see if you have something
behind your ear.
:41:25
Yes, you have.
:41:26
A little ball. Let's make it vanish.
:41:28
It's gone.
:41:29
Here it is, behind my elbow.
:41:34
Wave your hand
over my green silk handkerchief...
:41:37
...and see if we can produce
a magic flower. I wonder if we can?
:41:41
Here it comes.
:41:44
The colours of the rainbow.
:41:46
You know all the colours of the rainbow
produce but one colour, Bryan.
:41:51
Nothing in my magic cabinet.
:41:52
They produce the colour...white.
:41:55
And there is my own...
:41:57
...beautiful white rabbit.