:16:29
Er, Mr Wilde, sir...
:16:30
Yes?
:16:34
For you.
:16:35
Thank you.
:16:47
"For Oscar Wilde.
:16:50
"Ponce... " Is it?
:16:51
"Ponce and somdomite. "
:16:54
"Posing as a sodomite. "
:16:56
He's illiterate.
:16:57
Illiterate, ignorant...
:16:58
It's hideous.
:17:00
We've got him now, Robbie.
:17:01
He wrote it down,
the porter read it -
:17:04
that makes it a public libel.
:17:05
- Now we can take him to court.
- For God's sake!
:17:09
Oscar!
:17:11
Oscar, you mustn't
do that.
:17:12
That would be...
I mean...
:17:14
We've been waiting
to get him in the dock
:17:16
and show the world
what a swine and shit he's been.
:17:19
To me, my mother,
my brothers...
:17:21
But he'll plead justification.
:17:23
He'll call the renters
as witnesses for the defence.
:17:26
He doesn't know
what a renter is.
:17:28
No? I hear he's had
detectives following you
:17:30
ever since you came back
from Egypt.
:17:33
He can't prove anything.
But we can.
:17:35
We can prove
he's the vilest man
:17:37
that ever walked
the earth.
:17:39
Tear the card up.
:17:40
- Pretend you never got it.
- Are you mad?
:17:43
That's our main piece
of evidence.
:17:44
If Oscar went abroad
for a few months
:17:46
while your father calms down...
:17:48
Whose side
are you on?
:17:49
If this goes to court,
:17:51
Oscar will have to tell lies!
:17:53
Perjure himself!
:17:54
Everything will come out.
:17:56
Whatever the result,
it'll be utter disaster.
:17:59
You're an enemy, then.