:59:02
Seemed the right thing to do.
:59:06
It did?
:59:08
Yes. There's nothing
to worry about.
:59:12
See, what I've agreed to do is extend
my British citizenship to her...
:59:15
so that she can go on
living in England.
:59:18
- By marrying her?
- Yeah. Only technically.
:59:23
You're marrying Joy technically?
:59:25
Hmm. Well, a true marriage...
:59:28
is a declaration before God,
not before some government official.
:59:32
Joy will keep her own name, and we'll
all go on living exactly as before.
:59:39
Before you are joined
in matrimony...
:59:42
I have to remind you of the solemn
and binding character...
:59:45
of the vows
you are about to make.
:59:48
Now, Mr. Lewis,
you'll repeat after me.
:59:52
"I call upon these persons
here present...
:59:57
to witness that I,
Clive Staples Lewis...
1:00:02
do take thee,
Helen Joy Gresham...
1:00:06
to be my lawful wedded wife."
1:00:11
Joy Gresham,
if you'll repeat after me.
1:00:14
"I call upon these persons
here present...
1:00:19
to witness that I,
Helen Joy Gresham...
1:00:24
do take thee,
Clive Staples Lewis...
1:00:28
to be my lawful wedded husband."
1:00:34
Do we have a ring?
1:00:36
- No.
- No.
1:00:42
- Well, that's that.
- Can I buy you both a drink?
1:00:45
Sorry, Joy. I simply
have to catch the 12:22.
1:00:48
- Well, then off you go, Jack.
- Bye, Warnie.
1:00:51
- Bye, Jack.
- Bye, Joy.
1:00:55
I'll be most grateful
for that drink, Joy.
1:00:58
That's awfully kind
of you, Warnie.