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:15:01
I'm dining
with the Asquiths.

:15:04
Come on, now.
:15:42
Do you love me?
:15:46
I feel...
:15:48
like a city that's been...
:15:50
under siege for 20 years.
:15:54
Suddenly the gates
are thrown open and...

:15:58
the citizens come pouring out.
:16:02
To breathe the air
and walk the fields

:16:05
and pluck the wild flowers.
:16:09
I feel...
:16:11
relieved.
:16:16
You don't worry
about Constance?

:16:18
Every afternoon,
on their way home from school,

:16:21
the children used to play
:16:22
in the garden
of the Selfish Giant.

:16:25
The garden where we play?
:16:27
No. This one's
much larger and lovelier

:16:29
with soft green grass.
:16:31
There's grass where we go.
:16:33
Yes, but are there
12 peach trees

:16:35
that burst into blossoms
of pink and pearl in springtime

:16:38
and bear rich fruit
in the autumn?

:16:40
Are there, Mama?
:16:41
I don't think there are,
Cyril, no.

:16:44
Could you hand me
a matchstick, darling?

:16:46
I'll put this hussar's
head back on. Thank you.

:16:53
The birds sat on the trees
and sang so sweetly

:16:56
that the children used to stop
their games to listen.

:16:59
"How happy we are here,"
they said to each other.


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