:15:02
- Mrs. Gresham? How do you do?
- A pleasure.
:15:05
- This is my brother, Warnie.
- Major Lewis.
:15:08
Please, sit down.
:15:12
So, you managed to find us.
:15:14
Yes. I used the guide
and it was easy.
:15:17
It's just that you don't look
at all like C.S. Lewis.
:15:19
Well, I'm sorry to disappoint you,
not to mention the rest of Oxford.
:15:27
No, l...
So you don't like that.
:15:34
Well, I'm not what you might call
a public figure, Mrs. Gresham.
:15:37
Oh, you're not?
I mean...
:15:40
You write all these books and you give
all those talks and everything...
:15:42
just so everybody
will leave you alone?
:15:45
Oh, dear.
:15:48
We've only just met
and already you see right through me.
:15:53
- Tell me, do you drink tea?
- Tea? Sure.
:15:56
- It's England, right?
- So it is. Waiter?
:16:04
Actually, look, l...
:16:06
I'm a little in awe of you
and so I'm a little tense...
:16:09
and when I get like that
I get kind of...
:16:12
I don't know.
:16:14
It's very childish.
I'm sure I'll get over it soon.
:16:17
Not too soon, I hope,
please...
:16:18
because I like
a good fight myself.
:16:21
- You do?
- Yes.
:16:23
You sound surprised.
:16:27
That's great.
You like a good fight. Great.
:16:32
But?
:16:35
When's the last time
you lost?
:16:40
- I've been at Morland since 1925.
- It's beautiful here.
:16:44
How old is it?
:16:45
The college was founded
very nearly 500 years ago.
:16:48
Not all the buildings
are that old, of course.
:16:50
My room is there.
That's the new building.
:16:53
- New, huh?
- 1733.
:16:59
What does your husband do,
Mrs. Gresham?