:13:03
And the ships would be dashed
against the rocks
:13:06
and the sailors dragged down
to a blissful death
:13:09
with the voices of the sirens
ringing in their ears.
:13:13
I think myths
are a bit stupid, really.
:13:17
I'll be wearing this.
:13:20
You know, you could pose, too,
if you like.
:13:22
He always needs more models.
Go on, try it. Please.
:13:25
There's some male ones too.
:13:28
I don't think that's quite for us.
:13:30
Well, you could always wear a dagger,
strategically placed.
:13:36
Or a sword. Whichever you need.
And dinner's ready.
:13:41
Oh, that's right.
:13:43
I was sent to fetch you.
:13:47
I don't...like people thinking
I'm like the other models.
:13:51
I'm working here as a maid.
Mr Lindsay asked me to pose
:13:55
and I said I would
if I could keep my clothes on.
:13:58
Because I really think it's important
to keep one's mystique,
:14:02
don't you, Mr Campion?
:14:04
Is it Mr Campion
or Father Anthony?
:14:07
It's, uh, it's Tony.
:14:10
Do you think it's a sin...Tony?
:14:14
I don't think there's anything sinful
about the body.
:14:17
There's a tradition of religious
painting featuring the nude.
:14:21
It's a question of...how the artist
uses the body that's important.
:14:25
So, do you think
Mr Lindsay's paintings are rude?
:14:33
Some I think are profane.
:14:36
Oh, that's good. I'm starving.
:14:39
I only eat once a day
cos my mother's very fat
:14:42
and it runs in my family.
:14:44
You should see my grandpa.
He looks like the Michelin Man.
:14:47
You know, the one
with all those tyres around him?
:14:50
He eats like a horse!
He puts tomato sauce on everything.
:14:54
It was a very enlightened society.
The artists made all the decisions.
:14:58
That's why there's no record
of warfare