:36:01
Professor...
:36:02
you know, I still find myself...
:36:04
reflecting
upon our discussions...
:36:06
of Chaucerian scatology.
:36:08
Then you'll love
my upcoming lecture...
:36:10
on the juxtaposition
of Thanatos and Eros...
:36:13
in the works of Fielding.
:36:14
Oh, wouldn't miss it, sir.
:36:16
Well, I must be off, Miles.
:36:25
Wow. That was deep.
:36:27
Yo, you want
to whup the white man...
:36:30
you got to know how to play
the white man's game.
:36:33
- Hook me up.
- Wise decision.
:36:36
Now, my boy usually charges
the football squad...
:36:39
a couple hundred a head.
:36:40
I don't have that kind of money.
:36:42
Well, what you got, brother?
:36:44
Come on, brother,
don't let this pass you by.
:36:47
That's all the money
I have in the world.
:36:48
I'll take it.
:36:50
What is...
:36:51
the single most
important question...
:36:53
any of us can ask ourselves?
:36:57
Who...
:36:59
am I?
:37:00
Late again.
:37:03
My girl left me.
:37:07
We've been taught that it's OK
to define ourselves...
:37:10
in relationship
with others as...
:37:12
What you doing, man?
:37:13
...slave...
:37:15
nanny...
:37:16
athlete, or entertainer...
:37:19
but never on our own terms
as individuals.
:37:24
Ralph Ellison brilliantly
explored that theme...
:37:28
in "The Invisible Man..."
:37:31
which I can see...
:37:32
that Mr. Robinson...
:37:35
is most anxious
to discuss with us.
:37:38
Come on, man, don't...
:37:40
Mr. Robinson!
:37:41
I am?
:37:42
I am.
:37:47
"The Invisible Man"...
:37:49
A great book. A very great book.
:37:51
Here we go again.
:37:52
But I always wondered...
:37:54
why did he call...
:37:56
the invisible man...
:37:58
the invisible man?
:37:59
Everyone is on the edge
of their seats.