:24:01
- You would replace God with man?
- And you'd replace science with twaddle?
:24:14
- Goodnight, gentlemen.
(SUMMERLEE) Goodnight, Reverend.
:24:26
(EDWARD) Lord Roxton?
I wonder if I might have a word?
:24:31
(EDWARD) Should you be flirting with her?
- Was I flirting? And what if I was?
:24:36
- She's young.
- Not much younger than you.
:24:39
'She's been brought up in the jungle. '
:24:42
- She has no idea of men and women.
- The birds and the bees.
:24:45
I'm sure she's familiar with them,
not to mention every other biting insect.
:24:50
But it IS obvious that socially
she's a little...
:24:53
- Well, backward.
- Edward, grateful as I am for this chat,
:24:59
and for your advice, but perhaps in future
you'd like to mind your own damn business!
:25:08
Goodnight.
:25:10
Goodnight.
:25:23
- Agnes has just asked if she can join us.
- No, no, no.
:25:27
She'd be very useful. She's an expert in local
medicines and speaks the Indian dialect.
:25:32
Taking a woman on an expedition
is a bad idea.
:25:35
Men can rub along and rough it together.
Women have different needs.
:25:40
She's lived here all her life.
She'll be less of a liability than Mr Malone.
:25:44
(SUMMERLEE) I agree with Lord Roxton.
- So do I. We're entering into the unknown.
:25:48
It's no place for women.
:25:51
My niece tells me she has offered
to go with you on your expedition.
:25:57
- Yes, we've just been discussing it.
- I cannot allow it.