:32:02
[ Continues
breathing heaviIy ]
:32:08
[ Sighs ]
:32:15
You know, you think you write
best when you get sick.
:32:20
So you make yourseIf sick.
You know you do.
:32:24
And you can't expect to teach
and give Iectures
:32:29
and write book reviews
and articIes
:32:32
and write your poems. . .
[ Smooches ]
:32:35
and not get sick, Tom.
:32:38
Poetry's a mug's game.
:32:41
[ Sighs ]
:32:43
[ CIicking ]
:32:52
Yes?
:32:56
Yes.
:32:58
Without a shadow of a doubt.
:33:02
[ LiveIy piano music pIays ]
:33:05
[ Bertrand Iaughs, sings ]
:33:14
HeIIo, Maurice.
:33:17
I say, I had no idea
phiIosophers danced Iike that.
:33:20
The most hated man in London.
What do you know?
:33:23
He's been very good to us.
:33:25
We couIdn't have done
without him.
:33:27
I've come to say goodbye, Tom.
:33:29
Just had orders.
:33:31
- GaIIipoIi next.
- I envy you.
:33:33
Yes. WeII, you did try.
:33:34
If they wouIdn't have you,
weII, it's their Ioss.
:33:37
PhysicaIIy unsound.
:33:39
That's me, Maurice.
:33:41
[ Vivienne giggIing ]
:33:45
[ M usic quiets ]
:33:48
PIease.
:33:53
A cigarette?
:33:54
Yes, pIease.