:37:00
Why are you standing?
:37:01
Im accustomed to stand
:37:02
when a lady leaves the table.
:37:12
Tell me, Charles
:37:14
when Stuart and your
sister were engaged
:37:16
did you happen to read
:37:17
his papers on
the temporal universe?
:37:18
I spent the morning perusing
them, and must confess...
:37:21
Stuart and I were never engaged.
:37:23
Not even close.
:37:24
But I did read...
:37:25
Thank you.
:37:26
But I did read his papers
:37:27
however, to show support.
:37:29
Is Stuart still trying
:37:30
to make a time machine?
:37:31
Thats the beauty of it--
he discovered
:37:33
no machine was necessary.
:37:34
All one had to do was
to develop
:37:36
formula to forecast portals--
:37:37
natural windows
in the fabric of time.
:37:40
Apparently, Stuart located one
:37:42
utilizing modern...
:37:43
Ah!
:37:46
Utilizing modern theories
of weather prediction.
:37:50
Whats a portal?
:37:51
An opening which exists
for but a moment.
:37:53
This explains why
:37:54
one must jump through it
from a height--
:37:56
in order to achieve
the required velocity.
:37:57
The speed of gravity,
to be exact.
:37:59
Its quite brilliant.
:38:00
You are so method.
:38:01
You dont even break
for a second, do you?
:38:03
Its unbelievable!
:38:04
Oh, stop it, please!
:38:06
No more! Stop, please?
:38:07
I beg you. Im tired.
:38:08
Can you go away?
Can you just go away?
:38:10
Can you go away?
:38:11
Shes drunk, Leo.
:38:13
Oh, shut up, Charlie!
:38:14
And you, can you go upstairs?
:38:16
Can you go away?
:38:17
I am truly sorry if I have
offended you in any way.
:38:20
Goodnight, Charles.
:38:21
Goodnight, Charles.
:38:24
Goodnight, Leo.
:38:30
What the hell was that?
:38:32
He thinks hes from
the 19th century, Charlie.
:38:34
He thinks hes a duke.
:38:35
I know. Isnt that cool?
:38:37
No.
:38:38
Kate, hes in character.
:38:39
He is an actor.
:38:40
Oh, really? For what show?
:38:42
You know that just because
:38:43
someone doesnt have
a paying gig
:38:45
it doesnt mean theyre not
working on their craft.