:34:02
And this girl calls herself Tinker.
:34:04
And you have a pirate ship on stage
surrounded by tons and tons of water.
:34:08
- That's a lot of water.
- It's a lot of water.
:34:10
- Yes, and that's a lot of money.
- It is, but we can fake the water.
:34:14
Oh, well, if we can fake the water
then I'm sure your play will be a hit.
:34:17
You know what I think I'll do? I think
I'll imagine life the way I want it to be...
:34:20
Long enough and hard enough?
:34:21
Yes, and then the money for the play
will appear magically before me.
:34:26
- That's right. That's it.
- Yes.
:34:28
How does the clock wind up
inside the crocodile?
:34:31
- He swallows it.
- Ah, of course he does.
:34:35
Out!
:34:39
How was he?
:34:40
- Well done.
- Good show!
:34:44
I finally get the courage
to invite the boys to a game
:34:46
and we have to suffer
this grave humiliation.
:34:50
It's perfect actually.
:34:52
Spend a good deal of time with them,
don't you?
:34:54
Every moment I can spare, in fact.
:34:57
I'm glad for you.
:34:59
And Mrs Davies seems to be
having a good time of it as well.
:35:03
You should be aware though, James,
what some people have been saying.
:35:08
Mind you, I wouldn't bring it up
if I thought the rumors would pass.
:35:12
I'm not surprised. What are they saying?
:35:16
Very well.
:35:18
That you spend much more time with Mrs
Davies than you do with your own wife.
:35:21
She's a widow. And...
:35:24
And a friend. That's it. Nothing more.
:35:28
There have also been questions about
how you spend your time with those boys.
:35:34
And why.
:35:37
That's outrageous. How could anyone
think something so evil?
:35:41
They're children.
They're innocent children.
:35:47
You find a glimmer of happiness
in this world,
:35:49
there's always someone
who wants to destroy it.
:35:51
No. Thank you, Arthur, but I don't think
many will give credence to such nonsense.
:35:58
Then why is no one sitting with them?