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25.000 ............ripped by UFUKAMCA................. The curator agreed to remove|the paintings from the exhibition and sent a letter to the artist|inviting him to submit alternatives. Unfortunately,|the offer was refused point-blank. - He's threatened to go to the press.|- Mr Norman Lindsay, l take it? - You've heard of him.|- Well, l like to keep abreast. The last thing we want is a scandal.|Anyway, here they are. Yes. A case could be made for the|first three. They're merely vulgar. But this one|is certainly blasphemous. - And you want me to talk him round?|- lt's on the way to your new parish. l think an outsider has more of|a chance of getting through to him than any of us locals. l gather you were something|of a progressive at Oxford. Don't believe everything you hear|but yes, element of truth in that. He's happy to put you|and your wife up for the night. l think he rather relishes|the idea of a good argument. Well, if his reputation|is anything to go by, he'd love to shock the socks off|any churchman that goes near him. May l introduce you to my wife?|l don't think you've met. Estella, the Bishop of Sydney.|My wife, Estella. - Welcome to Australia.|- Thank you. - Morning.|- Tickets, please. - Do you know if a taxi's waiting?|- Yeah. There's not. l, um, understand one was booked|to go to Mr Lindsay's place. Doing a bit of modelling, are yous? No, l certainly am not. Taxi's been a bit late lately.|You'd be better off down at the pub. May we leave our baggage here? l'm about to knock off.|lt'll be pilfered. Would you mind giving us|a hand with it, then? - Oh, l'm awfully sorry.|- l'll forgive you. - Millions wouldn't.|- Oh, dear. Try the pub.|lt's just down the hill. - Morning.|- Get fucked. Get fucked. Ah, fuck. Aw, fuck. Watch the language, everyone. Gents only in the bar.|Ladies' lounge is through the door. Yes, we don't want a drink.|We just want a taxi, if there is one. - Reg is at a funeral.|- l see. - You could be in for a long wait.|- Oh, yes? lt's his funeral. Well... Thanks. Hey! l got my eye on you! - Where yous goin'?|- Out to Mr Lindsay's place. We're goin' out that way.|We can give you a lift. - Thank you. Thank you very much.|- After we finish our beers. Anthony? They can't wait forever. Fine. Come on, then. Thank you. Thanks for the lift. l don't mean to be rude but... you got a bit of food|on the side of your mouth. Thanks. See ya later. Sorry about that, Piglet.|You all right? They swear an awful lot.|They tend to, types like that. - They didn't really say anything.|- Good. - Now, where is everyone?|- Maybe Mr Lindsay changed his mind. Pooh, look, there's something here. Dear visitors, sorry we missed you.|Gone out for a picnic. Make yourselves at home. Well, l suppose|we'd better not go in. Let's sit over by the pond. - Mrs Campion?|- Hello. What? Ah! Sorry. l was fast asleep there. You must be Mr Lindsay.|Lindsay Campion, my wife Norman. - Estella.|- Just out from England? That's it. We arrived|just a couple of weeks ago. So they weren't game to send a local? Well, you...|you're exactly on our way. Oh, well. l'm glad|you got here in one piece. Excuse me, l gotta get back to work. Giddy and Sheela'll show you a room.|You'd probably like to freshen up. - We'd love to, thank you.|- Thank you very much. - You take that for me...|- This way, ladies and gents. Maggie! Thank you. Lovely. You'll have trouble sleeping. She sleeps next door|and she snores terribly. - l do not.|- She sounds like two possums mating. That's so horrible and it's not true. Whereabouts is the, uh... Take him out to the thunder box. Just a tick. l've never snored in my life. l think snoring|can be quite charming, actually. This way. Why do they call it a thunder box?|Cos it's out in the wind and rain? l suppose. But you always need|to keep your shoes on. - Are there stinging nettles?|- Yes, and scorpions and centipedes. Hell. - Can you swim?|- Not very well. l'll wake you up. There's|a swimming hole we go to every day. - l'm Sheela.|- Estella. Does he always take the Bible|with him to the dunny? lt wasn't the Bible. He just doesn't|like wasting time, that's all. Well, from the size of it,|he could be there all night. l should've warned him|about the redbacks. - What are they?|- Small spiders with big teeth. - They live under toilet seats.|- How do you know if they're there? By the screams. Ah, there you are. Mr Lindsay's wonderful, isn't he? He said we're gonna do|The Sirens next. - Do you know about them?|- Certainly. They lived on the island of Atlantis|and sang songs from the cliffs and sailors from passing ships were|driven mad by these gorgeous voices. And the ships would be dashed|against the rocks and the sailors dragged down|to a blissful death with the voices of the sirens|ringing in their ears. l think myths|are a bit stupid, really. l'll be wearing this. You know, you could pose, too,|if you like. He always needs more models.|Go on, try it. Please. There's some male ones too. l don't think that's quite for us. Well, you could always wear a dagger,|strategically placed. Or a sword. Whichever you need.|And dinner's ready. Oh, that's right. l was sent to fetch you. l don't...like people thinking|l'm like the other models. l'm working here as a maid.|Mr Lindsay asked me to pose and l said l would|if l could keep my clothes on. Because l really think it's important|to keep one's mystique, don't you, Mr Campion? ls it Mr Campion|or Father Anthony? lt's, uh, it's Tony. Do you think it's a sin...Tony? l don't think there's anything sinful|about the body. There's a tradition of religious|painting featuring the nude. lt's a question of...how the artist|uses the body that's important. So, do you think|Mr Lindsay's paintings are rude? Some l think are profane. Oh, that's good. l'm starving. l only eat once a day|cos my mother's very fat and it runs in my family. You should see my grandpa.|He looks like the Michelin Man. You know, the one|with all those tyres around him? He eats like a horse!|He puts tomato sauce on everything. lt was a very enlightened society.|The artists made all the decisions. That's why there's no record|of warfare between the Atlanteans|and anyone else. The main question is, where was it? The Mediterranean|is the most likely spot. They're always digging up pottery that doesn't belong to|any known civilization. How could a complete people|just disappear? Well, a cataclysm. They were all|wiped out in a cataclysm. Whole island sank in an earthquake. So you're a genuine believer|in Atlantis? Well, l lived there|in a former incarnation. l ask because the cataclysm can be|seen as an image of moral collapse and some think we're going through|a similar period of decay. Do you explore that in your painting? l think people have always|been decaying, whenever they can. He's just a very depraved man,|l'm afraid, Mr Campion. No one's safe. l'm bloody bored! Have you seen those fairies lately? A couple of them were out|last Friday. - They were not!|- They were too. They always come out|on Fridays round midnight. They do not. Do they, Mummy? Yes, you don't see them|cos you're asleep. Tonight's Friday,|as a matter of fact. But then you'd be|too bloody bored to see them. No, l'm not, Mummy.|l promise l won't be bored. - Even bloody bored?|- Promise! Well, if you're gonna be up|at midnight, get to bed now. - Say good night to everybody.|- Good night, everybody. - Do they really come, Mummy?|- Fairies only live in books. The lndustrial Revolution|killed the fairies. They were left with nowhere to live. - Except our imaginations.|- lmaginations are a luxury. - Beg your pardon?|- Most people can't afford them. l don't think imagination|is dependent on economics, is it? ln a factory you're doing exactly|the same thing day after day. An active imagination is what allows|people to do that kind of work. Oh, well, you'd know, of course! l just think|that's what you'd have to do. You'd have to be imagining|other things. Please don't tell us|what the working class think, thanks very much. l think what the Bishop's|really hoping for is that we can come to a compromise, find some other examples|of your work. The great thing is no... Your chair. - No one wants to see you excluded.|- Now, that is a comfort. l hadn't realised the Church's|interest in contemporary painting. lt's just The Crucified Venus|we're uncomfortable with. - Pooh?|- lt's me. Come in. Poor old Piglet.|Pru gave you a bit of a working over. l'll survive.|Did you get anywhere with Mr Lindsay? He insists it's up to the public|to decide for themselves if they want to see his pictures. Of course, they have to see them|first to decide, by which time|the damage has been done, but that is a bit of logic|which is lost upon him. Never mind. l'll have another shot|in the morning before we go. Do you think the pictures|actually damage people? l think that the sexual ones|are just rather childish but l do think|negative images build up and don't any good in the long run and l think The Crucified Venus|is offensive and downright arrogant. - l'm coming, l'm coming! - Hurry up, stupid!|- l'm running as fast as l can, you disgusting thing! My guess is they're tooth fairies. - Shall we?|- Come on, then. - Swimming?|- What's the time? The train doesn't leave until 1 2. All right. Anthony. What'd you do to him?|He's exhausted. - Anthony!|- Don't wake him up. Well, he might be dreaming. lt's dangerous to wake somebody up|if they're dreaming because you leave part|of your brain behind. lf it happens a lot,|you go feeble in the head. Yeah. You're living proof. All right, l'll join you in a minute. - Are you rich?|- Not very. - What does your father do for crust?|- Why do you ask? Well, Pru thinks you're bourgeois,|that's all. Mine was taken by a shark. God, how awful! There wasn't much left of him. So l was brought up mainly by my mum.|She runs a sweet shop. But l'm quite ambitious all the same.|l was determined to keep my figure, which was hard with chocolate wombats|and toffee apples everywhere. - But as you can see, l succeeded.|- Because you wanted to be a model? Oh, no.|Modelling is just to get known. l'm going to be a famous actress. People will know me through|Mr Lindsay's paintings, then l'll move on to|stage and screen. They're just doing it to show off. They're very common.|They can't help it. Sheela's got|ten brothers and sisters. She wants to be an artist like Norman|but poor girl, she's hopeless. - And Pru wants to be an aviator.|- Aviatrix. l'm gonna splash you. - Be careful of the water snakes.|- There aren't any water snakes. Quick, someone's coming! - Hide!|- lt's all right, he can hardly see. - Devlin!|- Come and have a swim. Don't get him to come in.|He might...brush against you. Come in. You shouldn't have anything to do|with him. He's a criminal. - You dream about him, don't you?|- l do not! You lie on the ground|while he licks your belly button. You're so disgusting, flaunting|yourselves. You're so cheap! He wouldn't know|if we were dressed or not. Do you have to carry on|in front of Estella? - What's wrong with her?|- She'll think we're...barbarians. We are! Don't. Don't. Don't. - Morning.|- Morning. The papers got hold of it. "When the exhibition arrives in|London, the English will be convinced "Australia is peopled by degenerates|afflicted with sex mania." Must be why they deported us. The other news is that it seems|we'll be here for another day or so. The train was derailed and a|section of track has to be repaired. Rose is very kindly giving us a ride|into town this afternoon to see how long it's going to be. These flies are|remarkably persistent. l just...ate one, l think.|Came in on me honey. Made me feel funny... in me tummy. - May l speak?|- Briefly. l just wondered if you'd be|interested in today's editorial? l try to ignore the press|as much as l can. lsn't it hard|to sustain your vision when it flies so completely|in the face of public opinion? So the arrows of your detractors|bounce off, do they? Vanity is a formidable armour. Oh, here we go. "The excesses of Lindsay have|long been a source of consternation "to clean-living citizens|of this country. "He paints people who seem to be|slaves of cocaine or similar, "which has reduced them to|frenzied and shameless morbidity. "Today, however, not content with|scorning standards of public decency, "he profanes the most sacred image|of Christianity, the Crucifixion." As if l give a damn about|these Wesleyans, these wowsers. Well, it's quite a lot of people|who hold the Crucifixion sacred. - Anyway, you're busy.|- Mr Campion, l am an artist and l refuse to be compromised by|the scruples of the public! - Scruples or beliefs?|- And this Crucifixion business. When l was a boy, my mother used to try to instruct us|on the sad story of Jesus, how He died on the cross for us. My whole being rose in revolt|against the idea! lt's a vile notion|that a god should sacrifice himself for the sins of mankind,|it's a pestilent notion. - Well, l couldn't agree with that.|- Hang on. As for the suffering my poor pictures|will cause a few people, it's nothing compared to|the suffering the Church has caused. The burning of witches,|the Spanish lnquisition, the slaughter of pagan tribes|and so on. Anyway, there we are. Must get back to work. l don't think the Church|can be blamed for everything done in-in-in-in its|name but we'll take this up later. Well, now, here's a thing. You see the article in here about|Atlantis? There's a new theory. Off Norway, they reckon. When it sank,|it must've caused a tidal wave, so they're looking at|old Nordic texts to see if there's any evidence|of flooding. You're disgusting, Sheela.|You should be in a sty. - Watch this. Watch Giddy's skin.|- Don't you dare. Don't, Sheela. One day, we're gonna tickle you... and we're gonna keep tickling you|all over. Stop it. Look at her arms and legs.|Look at the goose pimples. Sheela. Will you be quiet? - Do you know who else will do it?|- Shut up. - He'll be tickling you too.|- He will not. He'll tickle you...there. She'd burst.|Her insides would go everywhere. Sea slugs do that. When they get attacked,|they spit their insides out. You can eat them and go all night. There are islands|where the women gang up and ambush their favourite men and feed them|the longest sea slugs they can find. And the men get so incredibly hard, you can hang heavy clothes and jewels|from their erections. - But doesn't it hurt?|- Excruciatingly. Giddy's guts would be good for that. They would not! My giblets are pure and innocent,|like my mind. Let's hope it's good news and|then we can get out of your hair. - A couple heads more doesn't matter.|- That's very kind of you. l suppose there's no point|in trying to prevail on you to help persuade Norman just to|withdraw that particular picture? - Mr Campion...|- Tony. Have you actually seen it? Yes, very briefly in the gallery. l was the model for it, you see... One, two, three, charge! Stop it. Stop it at once! What do you think you're doing?|Go on, get off! Get off. Go on, shoo, all of you.|All of you, go away. What on earth was all that about? They're just acting out|what their parents say - Norman's the devil incarnate|and we're all witches. Go on, now, shoo. - You eat sheep poo!|- You disgusting things! - How do l look?|- Very nice. Can l wear it tonight? Pru and l|are going out with some blokes. l suppose so. Do you often try on other people's|clothes without asking? All the clothes l've ever worn|are other people's. - ls this the ship you came out on?|- Yes. My dad was a sailor. What does he do now? He's dead. l'm sorry. A shark took him. They found an arm with his watch. That's what they buried - the arm. Still used a normal-sized coffin|though, just for appearances. l hadn't realised sharks were so... Successful? Do you like your husband? Do people usually marry people|they don't like? Quite often, l'd say. Now, Devlin,|l want you to pose as Ulysses. ls he the chap|you're going out with? God, no. He just does|odd jobs around the place. - But he can't see.|- He can't see much. Norman says it's all a blur. There was a big prizefight|out in the bush. lt went on for hours.|Blood everywhere. ln the end, they had to stop|cos Devlin was blind. After a few days, he could see a bit, but he can't hardly recognise|anyone until they speak... ..but Giddy thinks|he's the best thing since Valentino. Merely routine for you,|old boy, l would've thought. See ya tomorrow night, all right? For too long,|you've kept sensuality in the gloom. You've made it furtive and guilty! The Church has never denied that|sex has a supremely important role. "Vaginal pessaries require|a manipulation of her genital organs "which must be repugnant|to every woman." See, that's the problem.|God makes us feel so guilty... When Dolly Rogers allowed me|to play with her parts, l thought l'd be struck by lightning. - One point.|- What's your point? Mr Campion is trying to say if we give way to our whims,|we're no better than pigs. - Pigs?|- That's not my point! lf God didn't want us to play with|these parts, why make them fun? So many people can't feed their kids|and the Church says, "Have more." Here come your lovers. Look, Jesus never said anything|about chastity, anyway. That started with|some old men on an island that suddenly decided|the body was bad for the soul. - Atlantis, was it?|- lt's a pity for women it wasn't. The fact is,|the gloomy God of the Old Testament still has us by the scruff|of the neck today. When He was invented,|there were a lot of pagan religions that celebrated sexuality|and fertility and so on. So how is this new religion|to compete with something so popular? By saying that sex was evil and that|women, the embodiment of sexuality, were responsible for the downfall|of mankind in the Garden of Eden! - So we're second-class citizens.|- Mrs Pankhurst would be proud. - Why can't we be vicars or priests?|- Or popes? Because we're too deafened by the din|of our bodies to hear God's Word. - Here, here.|- May l answer that question? - May l speak?|- Come in, boys. - Evenin', all. G'day.|- Evening. You're late. We had to fix up...|a couple of flyblown sheep. Did you wash your hands? Twice. - Eww, it's horrible.|- lt's only oil, honey. lt's sheep poo. You got sheep poo|in your fingernails. lt's OK. We'll be wearing gloves. Well...better get going, l suppose. See yous later. - Good night.|- See ya. Try one of these. They're Turkish. Don't worry, Giddy.|Your time will come. - Any luck?|- No. "ls there a Piglet|in the house?" said Pooh. They're trying to shock us,|aren't they? Well, church-baiting's|always been a popular pastime. l got an awful lot|of it at university. The atheists always think it's funny|to roast the dusty old Christian. The great thing, of course,|is not to be too dusty. You should have seen Lindsay's face|when l started quoting Joyce at him. Something wrong, Piglet? No. Those girls are perfect models|for Lindsay's orgies, aren't they? A shame about Giddy.|l think there's hope for her. She was, um...sticking up for me|at dinner. Did you notice? Oh, dear. l probably shouldn't have|brought you here, should l? - Pooh...|- Piglet. l think... sometimes you have too high|of an opinion of me. What on earth makes you say that? - Oh, l don't know.|- You are a funny little thing. lt's freezing. Come on, then. Do you want to? l'm not sure. Well...you don't have to decide now. - You wake me up if you do.|- All right. According to Mr Lindsay, we should both be in a state|of perpetual tumescence. - What are you doing?|- Watching you sleep. Looks like you both|had another punishing night. l wish you wouldn't creep|into our room every morning! We've just been for a swim. l just wanted to tell you|how nice the water was. Hello! Stop! - What happened to you?|- You're a terrible mess. l went for a walk. - Stupidly...got lost.|- Come on. Plenty of room. - Here. Put this on.|- l don't want to dress up. You look as if you've been|in an orgy. Who were you with? No one. Don't be a spoilsport. Please? Oh...all right, then. Fuckin' pub. You get fucked. And you too.|You get fucked. And you. You get fucked too. Go on and get fucked. Get fucked. Three jugs of beer|and a créme de menthe. Hello? Hello? Sorry, lounge is closed. - What about them?|- Just closed a few minutes ago. - Well, the main bar's open.|- The main bar's for men. - Don't worry. Let's go.|- We came here for a drink. Hey, Tom! Lewis. Get us some drinks, will ya? Forget 'em. They're pretending|they don't know us. That boil in the|middle of your bum... you should have it|looked at by a doctor. lt might go septic.|Your whole bum might fall off. - What if we drink outside?|- That's against the law. lt's against the law|to be open on a Sunday. Get fucked. One, two, three! - Your mother's a trade unionist?|- Yep. The sort that'd put people like you|up against a wall and shoot 'em. - My family aren't wealthy.|- What does your father do? - He's an antiques dealer.|- Mine was a sailor. He's dead. Taken by a shark? Blown to bits in a battle. They only ever found his foot. - What's funny?|- l'm sorry. One, two, three! - Let go of my foot.|- One, two, three! - Let go of my foot!|- One, two, three! You haven't caught us yet. All right, girls. Jiggle your biceps.|This'll be piss easy. Charge! - Hopeless!|- Pitiful! - Kelly O'Hara!|- Sean Connolly! - Seamus O'Hurd!|- Patrick O'Shaugnessy! l'm gonna be honest with you. l find|your lustful women preposterous. - That doesn't surprise me.|- l am married, Lindsay, so l do have some experience|of the opposite sex. l can assure you my wife is about|as far from your debauched harridans as animal is from vegetable. And which is she, Mr Campion? - Sorry.|- Animal or vegetable? What are you doing, Giddy? Dancing away all my impure thoughts.|l'm filled with them. You should be doing it. You need to more than me.|Oh, not you, Estella. She needs to more than anyone. Ah, the world's going round. What are you picturing|in your mind, Giddy? Nothing. - You're getting slippery.|- What do you mean? l know somewhere...|where she'd be really ticklish. Don't. He leaps from rock to rock|with the grace of a mountain goat. - You all right?|- Rose. Yes, l'm fine, thank you. - Just a bit out of breath.|- Were you running? Walking. Briskly. l think it's time|you paid a visit to Mr Devlin. l don't chase men.|lt's undignified. What's that in his hand? - lt looks like Estella's hat.|- Yes. l...l lost it when l went out for|a walk. He must've picked it up. So that's why you were blushing|in the car. l was feeling ill, l told you. Let me go. You ticklish? Excuse me. Would you...please untie me? Please, will you untie me? My hands are going to sleep. Thank you. - That tunic suits you.|- l thought we might go to evensong. All right, l'll go and change. So must l. - Where were you?|- We went into the town. You went to the pub.|l can smell it on your breath. Why are you wearing|that ridiculous outfit? lt's...part of what they've been|using in the latest paintings. Yes, l'm well aware of that. Does this mean|you'll be doing some modelling? There's no need to be offensive. - Estella, what's wrong?|- Nothing is wrong! ln its long history, one of|the enduring strengths of the Church has been its capacity|to withstand persecution, insult and ridicule. Since its inception, those who have sought to|mock Christians have been legion. Even Jesus Christ Himself|felt their lash - on the street, in the marketplace,|even at the end on the cross. "Where are you now,|you King of the Jews?" they called out to Him in his agony. ln every age,|still more come forward to scorn His name|and to defame His most sacred images. But true Christians,|secure in their faith, can identify such detractors|for what they are - the disciples of the devil, the destroyers of all|that is precious in family life, the harbingers of darkness and chaos. Please be seated. - What on earth is wrong with you?|- Nothing. What strange, deluded, conceited|creatures we human beings are. We think we have secrets but how can we have secrets|from God, who knows our innermost thoughts|every moment of the day? Giddy, what's wrong? He's in the studio.|He's staying there tonight. l'm going to seduce him. You're drunk. Did he say anything...|anything about me - when he untied you?|- No. He's too shy, you see? l think you should lie down|for a while. We're so out of touch|with our passions. l mean, l'm such|a bourgeois little thing, too scared even to reveal myself|to a painter. l'm going to start walking around|without any clothes on because, well,|clothes are just ost... "ostentatious figments|of middle-class imagination." That's Pru's nonsense. lt's just a bit cold tonight. Well, l'd better go and get ready. This is the first day|of my new life. No, the first night|of my new life. She'll have to cross the Arafura Sea. She'll be here in a few days. What are you trying to do? Look. This is where Amy Johnson's|got to in her plane. She was almost eaten by cannibals. What are you trying to do to Giddy?|She'll make a fool of herself. You've seen her.|She's about to burst out of her skin. - She doesn't know what she's doing.|- Why are you so concerned? - You jealous?|- Don't be ridiculous. - You like him too, don't you?|- We didn't speak when he untied me. - You didn't need to.|- You're really shocking. Your characters all seem so ravenous.|Can't love ever be gentle? Yes, of course it can,|but l'm not painting love scenes. Sorry, yes - "lust scenes." But there is a fierceness in desire,|isn't there? ln lovemaking? One of life's great conundrums. The only one,|according to your paintings. l admit that the human universe is infinitely richer|than my meagre palette. For instance,|l do absolutely no justice at all to the nervous Nellies and|the shrinking violets, the saints... You're very contemptuous|of shrinking violets. Dear Estella,|l'm a shrinking violet myself. l choose to live|not in the real world but in here. l flee from the real world|into my little studio and there before me is the|unlimited canvas of my imagination. But your paintings,|they do go out into the real world. While you have a wonderful|imagination, most are stunted and you have no idea what effect|they'll have on people or what they might|incite them to. Rape? Mr Campion, in my opinion, the female body is the most|beautiful thing in the world and if it turns you into a ravenous|maniac l'd suggest it's a good idea if your wife takes the greatest care|to get undressed behind a screen. Estella's seen the pictures too.|Are we in danger from her? You're so patronizing, Mr Campion.|Everyone has a rich imagination. What stunts it|is capitalist exploitation. Go to Soviet Russia|where they've been liberated, there's an explosion of creativity. Have you been to Soviet Russia, Pru?|Have you? l thought for a moment someone knew|what they were talking about. Communism has exploded every value,|leaving a vacuum of moral anarchy. - Anarchy is freedom!|- Balls! Sorry. Sorry. Freedom for the strong|to dominate the weak. lt's exactly as before,|just a different set of bullies. Speaking of bullies, where's Giddy? - l thought you'd lost that hat.|- Yes. One of the girls must've found it. So, um, where was Giddy tonight? You like her, don't you? "Try one of these, they're Turkish." No, l just... l just worry about her|with those other two. She's drunk herself into a stupor. Planning to throw herself at... that odd-job man. Yes, he's quite a character,|isn't he? Apparently, he had a dangerous|reputation before he lost his sight. This whole country's dangerous. You know, l've been mulling over|what you said to me the other night about...about me|thinking too highly of you. - l don't see either of us as saints.|- That's a relief. Yes, l've done plenty of things|l'm ashamed of, stretching way back. - What sort of things?|- l remember when l was at school, we had this|ridiculous initiation ceremony for the new boys,|the "scum" as we called them. - l was put through it myself.|- What happened? Well, we used to stand 'em|on a chair, take their trousers down, whip 'em with wet towels|while they recited Tennyson. - You know the sort of thing.|- Do l? Anyway, that's just...|something l wanted you to know. ln view of...today's activities. What are you talking about? l think you know,|l'd rather not put it into words. Sorry l'm so noisy. lt's all right.|They'll all be asleep. You are the Winnie the Pooh|sleeping in today. - What's the time?|- Nearly three. Message from your friend Sheela. She didn't want to wake you for|swimming as you needed your rest. Seemed quite smug about it, actually. l might have one now, then. To wake me up. Right. Good idea. - How are you feeling?|- Really buggered. l woke in the night with a blanket|stuck to me like a cloak. l'd spilt that horrible drink. l looked like a huge emerald mint. Not that it mattered. - Why? What do you mean?|- l went to the studio to see him. He was there doing it|with somebody else. Who was it? lt was dark.|l suppose it was Sheela or Pru. They've got absolutely no morals|at all. l just feel so stupid.|l thought he liked me. So l'm not going to have|anything to do with men any more. - l've made a big decision.|- What decision? You'll see. So will Norman. - Change your mind?|- Yes. Disappointing news.|The organisers have backed down. Exhibition's going ahead|with all the original paintings. - Still, we did our best.|- l wish we could leave now. That's the good news.|The track's been repaired. - We'll get the first train tomorrow.|- Thank goodness. l'll tell Lindsay. Sorry, just thought l'd let you know|we'll be off in the morning. Right. Right. You're very naughty so l'm not|going to give you this chocolate. Honey! Honey, come quick. This lamb is absolutely delicious. Very nearly as good as Welsh lamb|and that's saying something. Well, um... thank you very much|for your hospitality. Bottoms up. We've enjoyed ourselves. l like a little opposition.|lt clears the mind. So, um, l gather|you're a boxer, Mr Devlin. Yes, l used to do a bit|of boxing myself, actually. Quite a keen pugilist in one's day. Lost a huge part of this tooth from|a great haymaker someone gave me. l expect you've got some|pretty bad scabs to show as well. Apart, obviously, from the...|eye thing, which is beastly. Well, unfortunately,|during his last fight, Mr Devlin was gasping for air|with his tongue hanging out and he got this enormous uppercut|under his chin and lost most of it. Bulldust, Norman. He makes a brilliant Ulysses, anyhow. We always call him into the water|and he never comes. Whoever he was,|you'd try to get him in. - You'd get in the whole army.|- God, you're charming tonight. Thinking about the Atlantis series,|l'd like to do more research. l was thinking of mounting|an expedition to go and find it. You might like to come. - Devlin could be the pilot.|- Giddy could be the navigator. l'm not going if they're going. - What?|- Why not? l can't trust you|as far as l could kick you. - Thanks very much.|- What are you talking about? You know! You always eat cheese|when you're feeling guilty. Excuse me. Sorry, l'd better go and see|if she's all right. - What?|- Nothing. Piglet? You all right? Yes, l'm...l'm fine, thank you. Are you feeling a bit funny? Probably all that Stilton. You were packing it down,|weren't you? - Well, l'd better...l'll go back.|- Pooh. l think...we should talk. - Right you are. What about?|- Ever since we got here, l... Well, now, l think some things|are best left unsaid. But that means|we'll always be strangers. No, not really. - Only small parts of us.|- The bad parts. No, l think it's good|to have a few secrets. Do you? That way, in 50 years' time, we'll still be able|to surprise each other. Perhaps you're right. l love you, Piglet. - What's the matter?|- You must've been dreaming. When you saw someone with Devlin. You were so drunk. l looked in here|and you were absolutely sozzled. - But it was so real.|- Dreams always are. The other two swear it wasn't them and you know how they like to boast. Do you still like him? - l suppose so.|- You should go in and see him, then. Now? That's what your dream|was telling you. Here, put this on. - But it's your wedding ring.|- lt's always brought me luck. - Has it?|- Always. Wear these. Try some of this. We'll have to fix your hair. Good luck. l want to wake up now. - What? lt was night...|- You were shouting. Really loudly.|l heard you from the garden. But l wanted to tell you about|last night. Oh, it was wonderful. l mean, l didn't do everything|with him because... l don't think|he's good enough for me but... oh, he did some things|which were just... Gosh! How dare you use her|without permission? - l don't need permission.|- lt infers that she modelled! You cannot just put|someone in your painting! lt's totally compromising.|She'll be outraged. l'm outraged! - Perhaps we ought to ask her.|- l don't need to. lf she wanted... Anthony? What's the matter? Mr Lindsay has put you|in his latest painting. He has to paint over you|or we'll take legal action. He can turn you into someone else.|You'd better have a look. Well? lt's a good likeness. Devlin, better get back|to work. Catch. They're asleep. For goodness sake! We'll be arrested. We'll be excommunicated. |
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