:36:01
They will need a polish
now and then.
:36:04
Aye, they would.
And l could make you a cup of tea.
:36:09
When teatime calls for it, yes.
:36:11
l'll throw the tea in your face and l'll
piss on your boots before l serve you!
:36:15
Get out!
:36:17
- l'll pay you threepence a day.
- Get out!
:36:19
l've got an appointment in the morning,
and l'm going to honor it.
:36:22
Ha! You'll never win this duel
with Stephen.
:36:25
We've all seen you handle a gun.
Boy, l am giving you your freedom!
:36:29
l'm not going to a distant world.
:36:31
l'm of lreland,
and l'll stay in lreland till l die.
:36:34
That's in about five hours.
:36:54
These weapons belonged
to my father's father.
:37:01
His father's father was an ass.
:37:07
l've asked to serve as your second
in this barbarism.
:37:13
l appreciate that, sir.
:37:15
Choose one of those things.
:37:26
You had a good breakfast this morning,
did you?
:37:31
- lt was grand, sir. Thank you.
- Good.
:37:34
Count away 15 paces.
:37:39
- One, two.
- This way, son.
:37:43
- Three, four-
- Ah, fog.
:37:46
My life is one long mollifying fog.
:37:50
The land l hold, l inherited.
:37:52
lt manages itself
with a foggy logic of its own.
:37:56
Son, l was up thinking about you
all night long.