:52:00
# Lips like a rose
:52:03
# And cheeks likewise, miss
:52:06
# Oi'll tell you true
:52:08
# Which I never done, sir
:52:11
# Oi like you
:52:13
# As oi never liked none, sir.
:52:20
# 'Ey, but I do
:52:22
# Like you
:52:56
- Morning, Carte.
- Good morning, Gilbert.
:52:59
- Cigar?
- Thank you.
:53:00
- Gilbert.
- Sullivan. May I?
:53:02
- Certainly.
- Morning, D'Oyly.
:53:04
- Good morning, Miss Lenoir.
- Good morning.
:53:06
Good day, Helen.
:53:12
Now, gentlemen.
We all know why we're here.
:53:14
We seem to have come
to something of a standstill.
:53:17
- Indeed we have.
- Which, Arthur, is because...
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Oh.
:53:23
Because, Helen...
:53:24
...I am unable to set the piece
that Gilbert persists in presenting.
:53:28
The piece I persist in presenting
is substantially altered each time.
:53:32
Otherwise there'd be little point
in my presenting it to you.
:53:36
With respect, old chap,
it is not substantially altered at all.
:53:39
You seem merely to have grafted
on to the first act...
:53:42
...the tantalising suggestion
that we are to be in the realms of...
:53:46
...human emotion and probability...
:53:48
...only to disappoint us by reverting to
your familiar world of Topsy-Turvydom.
:53:53
That which I have grafted on to Act One,
Sullivan, has been at your request.
:53:57
But if you take exception
to Topsy-Turvydom...