:43:00
If he still doesn't learn from it,
test him again and again.
:43:05
Until he passes.
:43:07
That's punishing me, I can't afford the time.
:43:10
- Save your time from going to The race-course.
- Yes...
:43:11
I agree.
:43:13
You can talk to his parents
and try to understand his family background.
:43:18
Fine, I've decided.
:43:21
He's punished by staying after school for a week
and cleaning the playground for 2 weeks.
:43:24
Deduct 5 marks from his conduct,
re-test on next week.
:43:26
Also, I want to meet your parents.
:43:29
Parents? I don't have any.
:43:32
I've got no relatives, no friends.
:43:35
Who's your guardian?
:43:36
I'm my own guardian.
:43:38
If there's anybody you want to see, it's me.
:43:39
His file.
:43:44
Who's his guardian?
:43:47
Uncle Tat?
:43:48
Uncle Tat!
:43:49
Stop it, God... big news.
:44:00
Uncle Tat, is Star Chow really your son?
:44:03
You're a senior to me, you say.
:44:05
Star Chow, say!
:44:18
Don't laugh, say!
:44:22
Yes.
:44:24
Yes... I'm sorry...
:44:26
I bet, they look exactly the same.
:44:31
What? The same?
:44:34
His dad? Nonsense.
:44:35
Hey, no... here...
:44:38
Your surname's Tso, his is Chow, why?
:44:41
How do I know? Why?
:44:47
This is an order.
:44:52
When he was born, I named him, Star Tso.
:44:57
But then he named himself, Star Chow.
I don't know why.