:56:00
Why do l know it wasn't good
enough for either of you?
:56:03
Shower up and get out of here.
:56:08
You may think we're the same.
We're not.
:56:18
Oh, Mr. Wallace.
:56:21
Mr. Wallace!
:56:23
-Professor Crawford.
-The latest paper you turned in....
:56:29
lt showed quite a bit of improvement
from your earlier work.
:56:32
-Thank you.
-Yes.
:56:34
-How long did it take you to write it?
-l wrote it last night.
:56:37
Last night!
:56:40
Well, l have some things
to finish up here.
:56:43
Good day, Mr. Wallace.
:56:52
That's right. Select again.
:56:54
-''Birds ofa Feather'' for 600.
-Answer:
:56:57
Vibrant in color, its name borrows
from this Vivien Leigh character.
:57:00
-The scarlet tanager.
-lt's, ''What is the scarlet tanager?''
:57:04
What is the scarlet tanager?.
:57:06
Gotta know the rules to play.
:57:08
lt was written by a writer
you have never heard of.
:57:12
''Thy duty, winged flame of spring
:57:16
ls but to love and fly and sing.''
:57:19
He was writing about the song
of the tanager.
:57:22
A song about new seasons, new life.
:57:27
That's James Lowell, man.
:57:29
l know who he is.
:57:32
''l'll stay with 'Poor Assumptions'
for 800, Alex.''
:57:36
You ever see any
scarlet tanagers around here?
:57:39
They don't stray that far
from the park.
:57:47
So your professor wasn't exactly
full of praise this afternoon.
:57:51
No, not exactly.
:57:54
Well, there's something you should
know about Robert Crawford.
:57:59
He wrote a book
a few years after mine.