:14:01
That's very interesting, Miss Millen.
:14:03
You've managed to bridge the gap between Darwin
and the Book of Genesis in a single phrase.
:14:08
- McMillen.
- Mmm?
:14:10
- Clara McMillen.
- Oh!
:14:12
I'm Prok.
:14:14
- Sorry?
- It's a nickname my graduate students have given me.
:14:17
Pro... fessor K... insey. Prok.
:14:21
At first I worried that it suggested
an inappropriate level of intimacy...
:14:24
between teacher and student...
:14:26
that could lead to
a loss of respect down the line.
:14:28
I think it just means they like you.
:14:30
Yes. Eventually I realized that.
:14:36
Um, tomato bisque and sandwiches?
:14:38
Please.
:15:20
Such an impressive collection.
:15:22
Thanks. They used to be
categorized by period.
:15:25
But then I rearranged them
alphabetically by composer.
:15:27
I find it's more efficient.
:15:29
Did you ever think about playing professionally?
Because you're very good.
:15:32
Oh, please. Thank you.
:15:34
But, uh, "very good" isn't good enough.
:15:38
I got you a present.
:15:42
- Ah!
- Here.
:15:52
Oh.
:15:54
Oh, how marvelous!
:15:56
- They're the right size.
- Oh!