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These are the user uploaded subtitles that are being translated: 1 00:00:14,238 --> 00:00:19,238 Subtitles by explosiveskull 2 00:01:03,044 --> 00:01:06,375 Please identify the accused. 3 00:01:06,377 --> 00:01:08,008 Dr. William Chester Minor... 4 00:01:08,010 --> 00:01:13,144 Captain Surgeon in the US Army, retired. 5 00:01:13,810 --> 00:01:16,842 Dr. Minor has come to our shores seeking sanctuary. 6 00:01:16,844 --> 00:01:20,409 In his home country of the United States, he was pursued... 7 00:01:20,411 --> 00:01:24,010 relentlessly by a man pledged to torture and kill him. 8 00:01:31,911 --> 00:01:33,141 On that fateful night... 9 00:01:33,143 --> 00:01:36,242 of the 17th of February, the defendant woke with a start... 10 00:01:36,244 --> 00:01:41,076 he knew right away that he had been hunted down and found... 11 00:01:41,078 --> 00:01:44,976 that his pursuer, one Declan Reilly was indeed, in his rooms. 12 00:01:46,310 --> 00:01:51,211 Dr. Minor reached for his service revolver and gave chase. 13 00:02:05,910 --> 00:02:08,243 Fenian! 14 00:02:10,943 --> 00:02:12,941 In the streets, he found a man running. 15 00:02:12,943 --> 00:02:15,310 Help! Help! 16 00:02:21,976 --> 00:02:23,743 Help! 17 00:02:47,910 --> 00:02:52,274 Eliza, open the door! Eliza! 18 00:02:52,276 --> 00:02:54,107 Eliza! 19 00:02:54,109 --> 00:02:56,074 In the confusion of night... 20 00:02:56,076 --> 00:02:58,075 he failed to discern the difference... 21 00:02:58,077 --> 00:03:02,041 between his assailant and the innocent George Merrett. 22 00:03:02,043 --> 00:03:03,077 Eliza. 23 00:03:11,243 --> 00:03:12,908 Stop there! 24 00:03:12,910 --> 00:03:14,175 This is not the Fenian! 25 00:03:14,177 --> 00:03:15,874 No! 26 00:03:15,876 --> 00:03:17,741 This is not the Fenian? 27 00:03:17,743 --> 00:03:18,874 No! 28 00:03:18,876 --> 00:03:23,143 I'm sorry! Sorry! 29 00:03:24,943 --> 00:03:26,708 No! 30 00:03:37,277 --> 00:03:41,707 My Lord, Dr. Minor shot the wrong man. 31 00:03:47,009 --> 00:03:51,673 So... he didn't mean it. 32 00:03:51,675 --> 00:03:54,074 My Lord, perhaps the court should simply release... 33 00:03:54,076 --> 00:03:56,074 the good doctor with an apology... 34 00:03:56,076 --> 00:03:58,675 for the misunderstanding that has occurred. 35 00:04:04,842 --> 00:04:07,009 Your Honor!? 36 00:04:11,076 --> 00:04:14,940 Declan... Declan Reilly is his name! 37 00:04:14,942 --> 00:04:18,807 He has a brand on the left side of his face, he comes at night! 38 00:04:18,809 --> 00:04:23,673 He comes with others, they haunt me, they come into my rooms! 39 00:04:23,675 --> 00:04:28,274 I do not believe you, sir. This court does not believe you. 40 00:04:30,142 --> 00:04:34,240 Quiet, please! Quiet in court! 41 00:04:34,242 --> 00:04:38,040 Quiet, please! Quiet! 42 00:04:38,042 --> 00:04:41,974 Quiet, quiet! 43 00:04:43,975 --> 00:04:47,639 We, the members of her Majesty's jury... 44 00:04:47,641 --> 00:04:51,106 find Dr. William Chester Minor not guilty... 45 00:04:51,108 --> 00:04:54,073 of the willful murder of George Merrett... 46 00:04:55,808 --> 00:04:57,806 Quiet! Quiet! 47 00:04:57,808 --> 00:05:00,240 ...on the grounds of insanity. 48 00:05:00,242 --> 00:05:02,140 I am not insane, sir. 49 00:05:02,142 --> 00:05:03,175 Quiet, please! 50 00:05:05,941 --> 00:05:10,140 William Chester Minor, it is hereby this court's ruling... 51 00:05:10,142 --> 00:05:12,705 that you shall be detained in safe custody... 52 00:05:12,707 --> 00:05:15,173 at Broadmoor Asylum for the Criminally Insane... 53 00:05:15,175 --> 00:05:19,175 until Her Majesty's pleasure be known. 54 00:05:21,874 --> 00:05:23,707 Quiet, please! 55 00:05:34,908 --> 00:05:36,975 Move, move! 56 00:05:44,409 --> 00:05:46,073 Bloody bollocks hell! 57 00:05:47,375 --> 00:05:49,739 Hey! Any more of that and you're off! 58 00:05:49,741 --> 00:05:51,574 Harold! 59 00:05:56,375 --> 00:05:57,972 I must get back in, father. 60 00:05:57,974 --> 00:05:59,972 In a tick, boy. Take a few breaths. 61 00:05:59,974 --> 00:06:01,772 Mind the long run down the flank. 62 00:06:01,774 --> 00:06:03,739 If you see the brute coming, stay downpitch... 63 00:06:03,741 --> 00:06:05,839 and don't let him pull you in, all right? 64 00:06:05,841 --> 00:06:07,206 And try for the clean catch. 65 00:06:07,208 --> 00:06:08,906 Yes, sir. The game, sir. 66 00:06:08,908 --> 00:06:12,339 Harold, about your use of words... 67 00:06:12,341 --> 00:06:13,772 Yes, sir. 68 00:06:13,774 --> 00:06:16,041 - Good. In you go, boy, go on. - Yes, sir! 69 00:06:25,207 --> 00:06:27,005 I had a word with him. 70 00:06:27,007 --> 00:06:28,139 Yes, I saw. 71 00:06:28,141 --> 00:06:31,906 In the paper, a dreadful story, a shooting in Lambeth... 72 00:06:31,908 --> 00:06:34,039 by an American, an army officer... 73 00:06:34,041 --> 00:06:37,238 and that poor woman left behind with six children. 74 00:06:37,240 --> 00:06:39,705 That I saw. 75 00:06:39,707 --> 00:06:41,838 I don't know what I would do, James... 76 00:06:41,840 --> 00:06:43,308 if you were taken like that. 77 00:06:45,707 --> 00:06:50,074 Yes! That's it, that's it! 78 00:06:52,741 --> 00:06:55,373 Yes! Yes! 79 00:06:55,375 --> 00:06:58,972 Yes, yes! How's that, you ensanguined mule? 80 00:07:00,774 --> 00:07:03,038 - That's it, you're off! - What's wrong with ensanguined? 81 00:07:03,040 --> 00:07:05,973 - Get off! - Harold! Harold! 82 00:07:21,807 --> 00:07:25,272 I wish to state that I possess a general lexical... 83 00:07:25,274 --> 00:07:27,806 and structural knowledge of the languages... 84 00:07:27,808 --> 00:07:31,905 and literature of the Aryan and Syro-Arabic classes. 85 00:07:31,907 --> 00:07:34,338 I have recently submitted my paper on the declension... 86 00:07:34,340 --> 00:07:37,272 of German verbs to the Philological Society. 87 00:07:37,274 --> 00:07:39,005 Mr. Murray, I understand that... 88 00:07:39,007 --> 00:07:41,205 you do not possess a university degree. 89 00:07:41,207 --> 00:07:44,239 No, sir, no degree. 90 00:07:44,241 --> 00:07:46,673 I am an autodidact, self-taught. 91 00:07:47,075 --> 00:07:51,338 I am aware of the word. Schooling? 92 00:07:51,340 --> 00:07:54,038 Left at 14 to earn a living. 93 00:07:54,040 --> 00:07:57,838 Honestly, Freddie, it's a bit much. 94 00:07:57,840 --> 00:07:59,973 A bit much, yes. 95 00:08:01,374 --> 00:08:04,238 Of course, we, the august delegates... 96 00:08:04,240 --> 00:08:05,805 of the Oxford University Press... 97 00:08:05,807 --> 00:08:08,205 have been attempting to make this dictionary... 98 00:08:08,207 --> 00:08:09,472 for the last 20 years. 99 00:08:09,474 --> 00:08:12,905 And despite the greatest efforts of a whole army of academics... 100 00:08:12,907 --> 00:08:15,238 myself included, we are precisely nowhere. 101 00:08:15,240 --> 00:08:17,205 Forgive me that is incorrect. 102 00:08:17,207 --> 00:08:19,704 We are, in fact, going backwards. 103 00:08:19,706 --> 00:08:22,205 The language is developing faster than our progress. 104 00:08:22,207 --> 00:08:25,838 This great tongue of ours, which reaches out across the world... 105 00:08:25,840 --> 00:08:28,038 has drawn its guns, sharpened its bayonets... 106 00:08:28,040 --> 00:08:30,670 and declared that it will not be tamed. 107 00:08:30,672 --> 00:08:34,038 And we, with our debates ad nauseam about the scope... 108 00:08:34,040 --> 00:08:36,838 the mode, the purpose of these words have all... 109 00:08:36,840 --> 00:08:39,970 but thrown ourselves down in supplication before it... 110 00:08:39,972 --> 00:08:43,240 bathed in abject defeat. 111 00:08:44,740 --> 00:08:46,807 At this moment, the endeavor is dead. 112 00:08:49,239 --> 00:08:52,074 Is that too much, Max? 113 00:08:54,207 --> 00:08:56,172 Gentlemen, I'm afraid nothing... 114 00:08:56,174 --> 00:08:58,204 short of a panacea is called for. 115 00:08:58,206 --> 00:09:01,405 I submit that the extraordinary, the unconventional... 116 00:09:01,407 --> 00:09:05,639 Mr. Murray is the solution and our salvation. 117 00:09:07,672 --> 00:09:11,771 Your account, though a bit dramatic, is true, Freddie. 118 00:09:11,773 --> 00:09:15,338 But we need something more than impassioned advocacy. 119 00:09:15,340 --> 00:09:19,637 Qualifications come to mind. Perhaps a Bachelor's Degree. 120 00:09:19,639 --> 00:09:21,005 Qualifications, yes. 121 00:09:21,007 --> 00:09:25,371 Well, I am fluent in Latin and Greek, of course. 122 00:09:25,373 --> 00:09:27,870 Beyond those, I have an intimate knowledge... 123 00:09:27,872 --> 00:09:30,937 of the Romance tongues, Italian, French, Spanish... 124 00:09:30,939 --> 00:09:34,237 Catalan and to a lesser degree Portugese, Vaudois... 125 00:09:34,239 --> 00:09:36,905 Provencal and other dialects. 126 00:09:36,907 --> 00:09:40,870 In the Teutonic branch, I am familiar with German, Dutch... 127 00:09:40,872 --> 00:09:41,970 Danish and Flemish. 128 00:09:41,972 --> 00:09:44,870 I have specialized in Anglo-Saxon and Moeso-Gothic... 129 00:09:44,872 --> 00:09:47,637 and have prepared works for publication... 130 00:09:47,639 --> 00:09:48,603 in both of these languages. 131 00:09:48,605 --> 00:09:51,770 I also have a useful knowledge of Russian. 132 00:09:51,772 --> 00:09:55,104 I have sufficient knowledge of Hebrew and Syriac to read... 133 00:09:55,106 --> 00:09:57,637 at sight the Old Testament and the Peshito... 134 00:09:57,639 --> 00:10:00,670 to a lesser degree, Aramaic, Arabic, Coptic... 135 00:10:00,672 --> 00:10:04,237 and Phoenician to the point where it was left by Genesius. 136 00:10:04,239 --> 00:10:06,703 Forgive me rattling on. 137 00:10:06,705 --> 00:10:09,173 I'm sure you have questions. 138 00:10:12,073 --> 00:10:17,137 Mr. Murray, a word comes to mind... clever. 139 00:10:17,139 --> 00:10:22,904 Can you define it and tell us its history? 140 00:10:22,906 --> 00:10:26,937 I'll make a fist of it, on the hoof, as it were. 141 00:10:26,939 --> 00:10:30,904 Clever: adjective. Meaning - adroit, nimble, dextrous. 142 00:10:30,906 --> 00:10:33,937 Probably from the Low German, Klover. 143 00:10:33,939 --> 00:10:36,070 Or perhaps the Middle Dutch, Klever... 144 00:10:36,072 --> 00:10:42,171 with a "k", meaning sprightly or smart. 145 00:10:42,173 --> 00:10:48,138 Mr. Murray is also a master of the Scottish clog dance. 146 00:10:49,805 --> 00:10:52,273 Forgive me for keeping it from you... 147 00:10:52,871 --> 00:10:55,271 I scarcely believed in the chance myself. 148 00:10:55,273 --> 00:10:59,605 It's all mine, Ada, the entire language. 149 00:11:03,638 --> 00:11:05,769 I've never known how to resist it, your exuberance... 150 00:11:05,771 --> 00:11:09,037 but it's so sudden. 151 00:11:09,039 --> 00:11:11,136 And to abandon all this, the school, the constancy. 152 00:11:11,138 --> 00:11:15,237 Is it truly what you wish for all of us? 153 00:11:15,239 --> 00:11:18,903 Ada, I'm an untutored linen draper's boy from Teviotdale... 154 00:11:18,905 --> 00:11:22,070 now, suddenly, with a real crack at it. 155 00:11:22,072 --> 00:11:23,903 My entire life has been in preparation for this. 156 00:11:25,705 --> 00:11:27,702 The call has finally come. 157 00:11:27,704 --> 00:11:30,304 Whatever I've done, I've done with you. 158 00:11:30,306 --> 00:11:33,104 I've never been able to without you. 159 00:11:33,106 --> 00:11:35,370 Once again, lend yourself to me? 160 00:11:35,372 --> 00:11:39,138 If I am to fashion a book, I'll need a spine. 161 00:11:41,038 --> 00:11:42,803 Father! 162 00:11:42,805 --> 00:11:44,336 Elsie, children. 163 00:11:44,338 --> 00:11:48,205 Are we going somewhere? 164 00:11:49,705 --> 00:11:51,903 To Oxford, your father is the editor... 165 00:11:51,905 --> 00:11:54,336 of the New English Dictionary on Historical Principles. 166 00:11:54,338 --> 00:11:55,336 What is that? 167 00:11:55,338 --> 00:11:58,036 It's a very big book with a lot of words in it. 168 00:11:58,038 --> 00:11:59,636 All the words of the English language. 169 00:11:59,638 --> 00:12:01,370 Like Doctor Johnson's Dictionary? 170 00:12:01,372 --> 00:12:06,172 Yes, but his book comprised of only a mere handful of words. 171 00:12:06,671 --> 00:12:12,869 I am charged with identifying and defining every last word! 172 00:12:12,871 --> 00:12:14,170 Will "happy" be in there, Father? 173 00:12:14,172 --> 00:12:15,936 Aye, "happy" will be there, Elsie. 174 00:12:15,938 --> 00:12:20,836 My dictionary will need as many volumes as these... 175 00:12:20,838 --> 00:12:23,002 to house the entire language. 176 00:12:23,004 --> 00:12:24,170 Will "sad"? 177 00:12:24,172 --> 00:12:25,735 "Sad" will be there, yes, aye. 178 00:12:25,737 --> 00:12:27,336 What about "big", will "big" be in there? 179 00:12:27,338 --> 00:12:28,303 Yeah, aye, and "small" too. 180 00:12:28,305 --> 00:12:30,769 There isn't a word you can think of that... 181 00:12:30,771 --> 00:12:32,235 will not be in this very big book. 182 00:12:32,237 --> 00:12:33,903 - Father? - Yes, Oswyn. 183 00:12:33,905 --> 00:12:36,103 Will "Oswyn" be in there? 184 00:12:36,105 --> 00:12:38,005 Uh... probably... 185 00:12:42,271 --> 00:12:46,237 Never play with books, all right? That's wrong. 186 00:12:58,904 --> 00:13:04,835 Wednesday, April 17, 1872. Inmate number 742. 187 00:13:04,837 --> 00:13:06,836 742, admittance. 188 00:13:06,838 --> 00:13:08,903 Minor, William Chester... 189 00:13:08,905 --> 00:13:12,269 American, 48 years old... 190 00:13:12,271 --> 00:13:17,635 surgeon, a captain in the United States Army. 191 00:13:17,637 --> 00:13:22,337 No known religion, classified a danger to others. 192 00:13:24,337 --> 00:13:26,137 Assigned to Block Two. 193 00:13:37,870 --> 00:13:42,902 The prisoner is in a rage, spitting dozens of times... 194 00:13:42,904 --> 00:13:47,335 by his own account trying not to swallow poison-coated... 195 00:13:47,337 --> 00:13:53,238 cold, iron bars that have been pressed against his teeth. 196 00:14:03,037 --> 00:14:04,670 In you go. 197 00:14:15,870 --> 00:14:18,201 March 17th... 198 00:14:18,203 --> 00:14:21,737 three days now the prisoner has gone without sleep. 199 00:14:32,070 --> 00:14:35,834 Constantly leaping from his bed to search... 200 00:14:35,836 --> 00:14:38,069 underneath it in sheer terror. 201 00:14:38,071 --> 00:14:43,770 Repeatedly claiming to look for those coming for him at night. 202 00:14:48,669 --> 00:14:52,202 Doctor Richard Brayn, alienist superintendent... 203 00:14:52,204 --> 00:14:56,603 Broadmoor Asylum. 204 00:15:03,004 --> 00:15:05,368 There it was, staring me in the face... 205 00:15:05,370 --> 00:15:08,901 the Home Secretary wouldn't be bamboozled into accepting. 206 00:15:08,903 --> 00:15:09,834 Can you believe it? 207 00:15:09,836 --> 00:15:12,402 Like Orthrus, a two-headed dog of a line. 208 00:15:12,404 --> 00:15:16,235 Written... in the Athenaeum... in a single sentence! 209 00:15:16,237 --> 00:15:19,835 Your book, Mr. Murray, will need to establish strict rules... 210 00:15:19,837 --> 00:15:21,735 banning such offenses. 211 00:15:21,737 --> 00:15:23,734 Beyond which it should fix all spellings... 212 00:15:23,736 --> 00:15:26,169 lay down proper pronunciations... 213 00:15:26,171 --> 00:15:28,667 and firm up correctness of speech. 214 00:15:28,669 --> 00:15:29,868 We've been here before, Max. 215 00:15:29,870 --> 00:15:32,668 What of all the bamboozles, the wouldn'ts, the shouldn'ts... 216 00:15:32,670 --> 00:15:34,901 and the couldn'ts to come in the future? 217 00:15:34,903 --> 00:15:37,234 The tongue is at its purest peak. 218 00:15:37,236 --> 00:15:41,168 Sufficiently refined that it can henceforward only deteriorate. 219 00:15:41,170 --> 00:15:43,967 It is up to us to fix it once and for all. 220 00:15:43,969 --> 00:15:46,967 Alterations to it can then be permitted or not. 221 00:15:46,969 --> 00:15:48,967 And who would you have do the permitting? 222 00:15:48,969 --> 00:15:52,334 You, Max? Me? No. 223 00:15:52,336 --> 00:15:55,667 All words are valid in the language. 224 00:15:55,669 --> 00:15:58,234 Ancient or new, obsolete or robust... 225 00:15:58,236 --> 00:15:59,368 foreign-born or home-grown. 226 00:15:59,370 --> 00:16:03,168 The book must inventory every word, every nuance... 227 00:16:03,170 --> 00:16:06,734 every twist of etymology and every possible illustrated... 228 00:16:06,736 --> 00:16:08,866 citation from every English author. 229 00:16:08,868 --> 00:16:11,867 All of it or nothing at all. 230 00:16:11,869 --> 00:16:13,667 That would mean reading everything. 231 00:16:13,669 --> 00:16:15,967 Quoting everything that showed anything to do... 232 00:16:15,969 --> 00:16:18,401 with the history of the words that are to be cited. 233 00:16:18,403 --> 00:16:21,201 The task is gigantic, monumental. 234 00:16:21,203 --> 00:16:22,602 And impossible. 235 00:16:24,170 --> 00:16:26,634 There is a way. 236 00:16:26,636 --> 00:16:28,801 A task that might take one man a hundred lifetimes... 237 00:16:28,803 --> 00:16:31,301 could take a hundred men just one. 238 00:16:31,303 --> 00:16:34,901 Volunteers. We have tried it before, James, and failed. 239 00:16:34,903 --> 00:16:38,301 I'm afraid there aren't enough academics in the land. 240 00:16:38,303 --> 00:16:40,068 How many did you enlist? 241 00:16:40,070 --> 00:16:41,401 Eighty, perhaps ninety. 242 00:16:41,403 --> 00:16:43,767 With a thousand, you could accomplish it... 243 00:16:43,769 --> 00:16:45,234 in just a few years. 244 00:16:45,236 --> 00:16:48,766 Where do you propose finding a thousand men? 245 00:16:48,768 --> 00:16:51,734 Everywhere English is celebrated and spoken. 246 00:16:51,736 --> 00:16:55,634 In every book shop, school, workplace or home. 247 00:16:55,636 --> 00:16:58,234 Do you mean ordinary people, amateurs? 248 00:16:58,236 --> 00:17:00,934 English speaking ones, aye. 249 00:17:00,936 --> 00:17:02,201 We will ask them to read... 250 00:17:02,203 --> 00:17:06,267 in search of the words that we want, and get them to write... 251 00:17:06,269 --> 00:17:11,334 the word on a slip of paper, along with a quotation... 252 00:17:11,336 --> 00:17:15,201 that they have found illustrating the very word. 253 00:17:15,203 --> 00:17:17,734 And then? Post the slip tass. 254 00:17:17,736 --> 00:17:20,933 An entire army covering the breadth of the Empire... 255 00:17:20,935 --> 00:17:23,067 and beyond, drawing a sweep net... 256 00:17:23,069 --> 00:17:25,168 over the whole of English literature... 257 00:17:25,170 --> 00:17:27,733 listing the entirety of their own language. 258 00:17:27,735 --> 00:17:29,300 A dictionary by democracy. 259 00:17:29,302 --> 00:17:32,766 Still edited by us, learned men. 260 00:17:32,768 --> 00:17:35,067 And with this system, Mr. Murray... 261 00:17:35,069 --> 00:17:38,699 how long do you estimate to finishing your task? 262 00:17:38,701 --> 00:17:40,866 Five years, seven at most. 263 00:17:40,868 --> 00:17:43,734 All words... and their complete histories? 264 00:17:43,736 --> 00:17:46,033 Every last one. 265 00:17:46,035 --> 00:17:49,699 Dear England... 266 00:17:49,701 --> 00:17:52,666 We are about to embark on the greatest adventure... 267 00:17:52,668 --> 00:17:54,200 our language has ever known. 268 00:17:54,202 --> 00:17:56,300 Let us begin at aardvark... 269 00:17:56,302 --> 00:17:59,200 and never stop 'til we reach Zymurgy. 270 00:17:59,202 --> 00:18:00,400 Zymurgy? 271 00:18:00,402 --> 00:18:03,766 I would wager that that is the last word in the language. 272 00:18:03,768 --> 00:18:05,333 Surely there is nothing after Z-Y. 273 00:18:05,335 --> 00:18:06,434 Meaning? 274 00:18:06,436 --> 00:18:09,568 You'll be able to look it up in a few short years. 275 00:18:13,002 --> 00:18:15,232 There's a cloying eagerness to him. 276 00:18:15,234 --> 00:18:16,333 Yes. 277 00:18:16,335 --> 00:18:17,434 And that grating Scottish lilt... 278 00:18:17,436 --> 00:18:20,267 why do you suppose he doesn't try to conceal it... 279 00:18:20,269 --> 00:18:21,933 for the sake of our eardrums. 280 00:18:21,935 --> 00:18:27,699 His ideas are quite radical, just what we need. 281 00:18:27,701 --> 00:18:28,733 You don't think he's a follower... 282 00:18:28,735 --> 00:18:31,233 of that awful German-born pamphleteer, do you? 283 00:18:31,235 --> 00:18:33,698 No, no, no, my dear. 284 00:18:33,700 --> 00:18:38,100 This man is positively baying to be part of this little world... 285 00:18:38,102 --> 00:18:42,701 of ours, already quite seduced, I would say. 286 00:19:15,802 --> 00:19:17,967 I'm sorry, Ada. 287 00:19:20,967 --> 00:19:23,133 What for? 288 00:19:23,135 --> 00:19:25,832 For this disruption, for breaking up the home... 289 00:19:25,834 --> 00:19:27,099 for dragging you here. 290 00:19:27,101 --> 00:19:30,166 No doubts, James, no jitters. 291 00:19:30,168 --> 00:19:32,232 I need this promise from you. 292 00:19:32,234 --> 00:19:34,166 Now that it's started, let's see it through... 293 00:19:34,168 --> 00:19:36,867 steadfast and resolved. 294 00:19:48,934 --> 00:19:51,765 An appeal to the English-reading public... 295 00:19:51,767 --> 00:19:54,899 of Great Britain, America and the British colonies... 296 00:19:54,901 --> 00:19:59,066 to read books and make extracts for a new dictionary... 297 00:19:59,068 --> 00:20:01,166 worthy of the English language. 298 00:20:01,168 --> 00:20:04,999 We live today knowing the origins of the Earth... 299 00:20:05,001 --> 00:20:07,632 of man and all the animals. 300 00:20:07,634 --> 00:20:11,066 We know how hot boiling water is, how long a yard. 301 00:20:11,068 --> 00:20:14,999 Our ships' masters know the precise measurements... 302 00:20:15,001 --> 00:20:16,732 of latitude and longitude. 303 00:20:16,734 --> 00:20:20,332 Yet we have neither chart nor compass to guide us... 304 00:20:20,334 --> 00:20:22,765 through the wide sea of words. 305 00:20:22,767 --> 00:20:25,365 The time has come to accord this great language of ours... 306 00:20:25,367 --> 00:20:28,998 the same dignity and respect as the other standards... 307 00:20:29,000 --> 00:20:33,099 defined by science. Fly your words to Oxford. 308 00:20:33,101 --> 00:20:37,099 Let us be connected, all of us in this great endeavour... 309 00:20:37,101 --> 00:20:40,031 through the marvellous maze of our inter-netted post. 310 00:20:40,033 --> 00:20:41,798 What are you doing, Father? 311 00:20:41,800 --> 00:20:44,366 Mr. Bradley and I are putting a big hole in the ground. 312 00:20:44,368 --> 00:20:46,398 - But what for? - For a scriptorium. 313 00:20:46,400 --> 00:20:49,198 That's a room like in medieval monasteries... 314 00:20:49,200 --> 00:20:51,998 where monastic scribes used to copy manuscripts. 315 00:20:52,000 --> 00:20:55,366 Look, look at that, look what I found! Treasure! 316 00:20:55,368 --> 00:20:57,831 Will you clean that for me? 317 00:20:57,833 --> 00:20:59,199 Yes, Father. 318 00:20:59,201 --> 00:21:00,801 Aye. 319 00:21:11,201 --> 00:21:12,865 It is a long run... 320 00:21:12,867 --> 00:21:14,934 but we can bear the language aloft. 321 00:21:16,267 --> 00:21:17,331 Mr. Bradley. 322 00:21:17,333 --> 00:21:19,864 With you, our volunteers... 323 00:21:19,866 --> 00:21:21,098 as rungs in the ladder... 324 00:21:21,100 --> 00:21:23,733 we may elevate English even unto the gates of heaven. 325 00:21:40,400 --> 00:21:43,131 - Come on. - Get off me! 326 00:21:43,133 --> 00:21:45,000 Easy. 327 00:22:03,100 --> 00:22:05,665 Get him off of me! Who did that to me? 328 00:22:08,966 --> 00:22:11,365 Stand clear! Get out of the way! 329 00:22:11,367 --> 00:22:13,033 Go on, take me! 330 00:22:22,100 --> 00:22:27,165 Get out of the way, get back! Get back, now, now, move, move! 331 00:22:34,900 --> 00:22:36,364 Look at me, look at me! 332 00:22:36,366 --> 00:22:38,398 Son, son, listen to me, listen to me. 333 00:22:38,400 --> 00:22:40,398 We're gonna lift the gate just a bit... 334 00:22:40,400 --> 00:22:42,265 let's see if you can pull your leg through. 335 00:22:42,267 --> 00:22:43,696 I-I don't know, sir. 336 00:22:43,698 --> 00:22:45,031 We've gotta do it, son, we gotta do it. 337 00:22:45,033 --> 00:22:46,931 Will you let us try? Hey, hey? 338 00:22:46,933 --> 00:22:48,197 Good boy, good boy... 339 00:22:48,199 --> 00:22:51,066 after three, one, two... 340 00:23:03,032 --> 00:23:07,763 Out of my way! Out of my way! 341 00:23:07,765 --> 00:23:11,132 How far is the nearest blacksmith? 342 00:23:14,132 --> 00:23:15,731 Crowthorne. 343 00:23:15,733 --> 00:23:19,097 The nearest surgeon? 344 00:23:19,099 --> 00:23:22,100 Crowthorne Village, it's half an hour, there and back. 345 00:23:35,399 --> 00:23:40,763 I want a sharp knife and a saw. 346 00:23:40,765 --> 00:23:42,364 Get it up! 347 00:23:42,366 --> 00:23:44,199 Agh! 348 00:23:45,899 --> 00:23:50,930 In a half hour's time, this man will have bled to death. 349 00:23:50,932 --> 00:23:52,897 - Coleman. - Yes, sir. 350 00:23:52,899 --> 00:23:56,732 Get a sharp knife and a saw... quickly! 351 00:24:11,932 --> 00:24:15,695 Now you listen to me, doctor, I know who you are... 352 00:24:15,697 --> 00:24:16,863 and how you got in here... 353 00:24:16,865 --> 00:24:19,197 and believe me when I say that none of your wealth... 354 00:24:19,199 --> 00:24:21,665 will do you any good if you try anything. 355 00:24:52,898 --> 00:24:55,199 Your saw. 356 00:25:02,898 --> 00:25:05,364 You wrap the wound in boiled rags. 357 00:25:05,366 --> 00:25:09,329 Keep the belt tight and get him to a surgeon. 358 00:25:09,331 --> 00:25:12,029 Your ligation held, hemorrhaging was low... 359 00:25:12,031 --> 00:25:14,964 his condition is delicate, but he is alive. 360 00:25:15,664 --> 00:25:18,063 We are all extremely grateful to you, Dr. Minor. 361 00:25:18,065 --> 00:25:20,064 Was the wound swabbed, dressed in phenol? 362 00:25:20,066 --> 00:25:23,029 Luckily, our local surgeon is well versed... 363 00:25:23,031 --> 00:25:25,829 in Lister's latest antisepsis and asepsis methods... 364 00:25:25,831 --> 00:25:27,198 as I see are you. 365 00:25:32,864 --> 00:25:34,930 Rush's Tranquilizer. 366 00:25:34,932 --> 00:25:37,796 Dr. Rush, he was an American Army surgeon for a time... 367 00:25:37,798 --> 00:25:39,029 as well, I believe. 368 00:25:39,031 --> 00:25:41,296 Dr. Rush believed that if the patient could be rendered... 369 00:25:41,298 --> 00:25:43,962 entirely immobile during the convulsions of mania... 370 00:25:43,964 --> 00:25:46,729 then madness itself would be countered. 371 00:25:46,731 --> 00:25:48,298 Barbaric in its simplicity. 372 00:25:50,331 --> 00:25:53,163 It's a relic, really, from the dark days of my profession... 373 00:25:53,165 --> 00:25:57,929 but it still has its uses when combined with modern techniques. 374 00:25:57,931 --> 00:26:00,163 You think I'm insane. 375 00:26:00,165 --> 00:26:03,396 Are we not all, to some extent? 376 00:26:03,398 --> 00:26:08,662 You do experience yourself as being under threat, do you not? 377 00:26:08,664 --> 00:26:13,929 A man... is coming for me. 378 00:26:13,931 --> 00:26:17,129 From my confinement, I will not see him come. 379 00:26:17,131 --> 00:26:22,263 So if you will permit me, I would ask your vigilance. 380 00:26:22,265 --> 00:26:26,131 And that you have your men alert me. 381 00:26:27,763 --> 00:26:30,096 He is easily identifiable. 382 00:26:30,098 --> 00:26:36,895 He has a brand mark on the left side of his face. 383 00:26:36,897 --> 00:26:40,229 Dr. Minor, rest assured we will do everything... 384 00:26:40,231 --> 00:26:43,228 in our power to ensure your safety. 385 00:26:43,230 --> 00:26:47,062 Is there anything else I can help you with? 386 00:26:47,064 --> 00:26:50,828 I have a pension from the United States Army. 387 00:26:50,830 --> 00:26:54,063 I wish that the greater portion of it... 388 00:26:54,065 --> 00:26:58,128 be given to Mrs. Merrett in support of her children. 389 00:26:58,130 --> 00:27:00,928 Well, I'm sure that can be arranged. 390 00:27:00,930 --> 00:27:05,063 Sir? I'd like to take care of that personally. 391 00:27:05,065 --> 00:27:07,962 There you are, Dr. Minor. 392 00:27:07,964 --> 00:27:09,862 You have our very best man on the case. 393 00:27:09,864 --> 00:27:11,697 Thank you, Mr. Muncie. 394 00:27:33,630 --> 00:27:35,830 There are children sleeping here. 395 00:27:37,663 --> 00:27:39,795 Only a letter to deliver, ma'am. 396 00:27:39,797 --> 00:27:41,961 Bit late for the post, ain't it? 397 00:27:41,963 --> 00:27:43,262 You lot are terrible liars. 398 00:27:43,264 --> 00:27:46,895 I'm not from the papers, or the police, I'm not. 399 00:27:46,897 --> 00:27:48,661 Not here to bother you at all. 400 00:27:48,663 --> 00:27:52,162 I needed to make sure you got it right personal. 401 00:27:52,164 --> 00:27:54,630 I'll just slide it under the door. 402 00:27:57,763 --> 00:28:00,961 I'm not from the papers. 403 00:28:00,963 --> 00:28:02,195 Who are you, then? 404 00:28:02,197 --> 00:28:06,897 I'm Muncie, ma'am, I'm hoping to help. 405 00:28:10,097 --> 00:28:11,661 Is this from you? 406 00:28:11,663 --> 00:28:15,095 No, ma'am, the letter will explain. 407 00:28:15,097 --> 00:28:17,064 Who's it from? 408 00:28:35,164 --> 00:28:37,228 She wouldn't consider it. 409 00:28:37,230 --> 00:28:40,030 Thank you, Mr. Muncie. 410 00:28:50,330 --> 00:28:52,361 Look again, we must have it. 411 00:28:52,363 --> 00:28:54,394 I have looked and we do not... 412 00:28:54,396 --> 00:28:57,294 I have quotes for it in the 14th, the 15th... 413 00:28:57,296 --> 00:29:01,027 the 16th and the 19th, but not in the 17th and 18th centuries. 414 00:29:01,029 --> 00:29:02,128 How is that possible? 415 00:29:02,130 --> 00:29:04,627 How can Ruskin write "The sculpture is approved... 416 00:29:04,629 --> 00:29:06,828 "and set off by the color" in 1849? 417 00:29:06,830 --> 00:29:10,760 How can I, now use it everyday, if you are telling me... 418 00:29:10,762 --> 00:29:12,328 that it vanished in the 17th Century. 419 00:29:12,330 --> 00:29:13,994 Where did it go for 200 years? 420 00:29:13,996 --> 00:29:16,361 I am not saying that it vanished, sir. 421 00:29:16,363 --> 00:29:19,627 I am simply saying that we do not have proof. 422 00:29:19,629 --> 00:29:21,161 Look again, Charles. 423 00:29:21,163 --> 00:29:23,094 And where exactly would you like me to look, sir... 424 00:29:23,096 --> 00:29:27,262 in the birthday cards, perhaps or the medicinal instructions... 425 00:29:27,264 --> 00:29:28,727 or the How-to manuals... 426 00:29:28,729 --> 00:29:31,061 or perhaps the Guy Fawkes day messages? 427 00:29:31,063 --> 00:29:33,827 And we're only just dealing with "A" here. 428 00:29:33,829 --> 00:29:37,327 What of B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K? 429 00:29:37,329 --> 00:29:39,094 It's bloody hopeless, sir! 430 00:29:39,096 --> 00:29:44,161 Mr. Hall! Please try to maintain a semblance of decorum. 431 00:29:44,163 --> 00:29:47,227 Henry, what exactly is the problem here? 432 00:29:47,229 --> 00:29:50,994 It's "Approve", sir. There is a missing link. 433 00:29:50,996 --> 00:29:52,727 To say nothing of "Art". 434 00:29:52,729 --> 00:29:56,361 We're missing "Approve" in the 17th and 18th centuries. 435 00:29:56,363 --> 00:29:57,693 We can't find a single trace of it. 436 00:29:57,695 --> 00:29:59,994 Look at Paradise Lost. 437 00:29:59,996 --> 00:30:01,693 The language took a crucial turn with Milton. 438 00:30:01,695 --> 00:30:03,660 He was somewhat of a purist... 439 00:30:03,662 --> 00:30:06,660 re-affirming the meaning of his English. 440 00:30:06,662 --> 00:30:07,993 The key would be in there. Try that. 441 00:30:07,995 --> 00:30:10,627 Perhaps we can skip the 17th century, sir. 442 00:30:10,629 --> 00:30:14,261 We have its birth in 1380 with John Wyclif. 443 00:30:14,263 --> 00:30:17,061 "Christ confirmed his law and with his death approved it." 444 00:30:17,063 --> 00:30:18,993 And we have Ruskin here in this century. 445 00:30:18,995 --> 00:30:21,993 Mr. Bradley, we must have every step. 446 00:30:21,995 --> 00:30:24,626 This is not about the centuries. 447 00:30:24,628 --> 00:30:27,894 This is about recording the evolution of meaning. 448 00:30:27,896 --> 00:30:30,293 Go to Milton, it's right here. 449 00:30:30,295 --> 00:30:32,961 Yes, sir. 450 00:30:42,362 --> 00:30:43,727 Mr. Bradley. 451 00:30:43,729 --> 00:30:45,028 Charles. 452 00:30:50,728 --> 00:30:52,929 Accepted. 453 00:31:06,896 --> 00:31:09,026 Razor! Bring me my razor! 454 00:31:09,028 --> 00:31:12,659 Sir Richard! Calm down! 455 00:31:12,661 --> 00:31:14,626 The razor, bring me my razor! 456 00:31:14,628 --> 00:31:16,029 Lads, bloody well hurry up! 457 00:31:17,295 --> 00:31:19,695 Bring it, bring me the razor! 458 00:31:20,995 --> 00:31:24,062 - Bring me the razor! - Come on, hurry up! 459 00:31:26,095 --> 00:31:29,360 Father! Father! Father! Father! 460 00:31:29,362 --> 00:31:32,928 Father! Father! Father! 461 00:31:34,728 --> 00:31:37,861 This man, Declan Reilly, is a deserter. 462 00:31:44,928 --> 00:31:47,195 Mark him for what he is. 463 00:32:12,861 --> 00:32:15,294 Agh! 464 00:32:17,061 --> 00:32:19,594 Agh! 465 00:32:29,628 --> 00:32:32,193 Zinc... I'll need sheets of zinc... 466 00:32:32,195 --> 00:32:34,959 he must have come from below. 467 00:32:34,961 --> 00:32:38,359 And water, in a bowl, by the threshold. 468 00:32:38,361 --> 00:32:41,092 This, the demon will not pass. 469 00:32:41,094 --> 00:32:42,692 What's on the other side, doctor? 470 00:32:42,694 --> 00:32:45,360 The night, he wants to take me there. 471 00:32:45,362 --> 00:32:49,691 With his blind eyes, he can only see me in the dark. 472 00:32:49,693 --> 00:32:52,292 How would you feel if we brightened the light? 473 00:32:52,294 --> 00:32:53,292 As treatment? 474 00:32:53,294 --> 00:32:54,892 I don't need treatment! 475 00:32:54,894 --> 00:32:57,059 Not as treatment! As an experiment! 476 00:32:57,061 --> 00:32:59,360 I need to see him come so I can defend myself! 477 00:32:59,362 --> 00:33:02,893 An experiment in self-protection... 478 00:33:02,895 --> 00:33:07,292 we embark on together, doctor, yes? 479 00:33:07,294 --> 00:33:09,326 Let me take a look at these. 480 00:33:09,328 --> 00:33:11,925 Superficial lacerations, multiple to the face. 481 00:33:11,927 --> 00:33:13,993 How would you feel, doctor... 482 00:33:13,995 --> 00:33:19,626 if we were to introduce some of the comforts of home? 483 00:33:19,628 --> 00:33:22,658 Orthognathous jaw, facial angle, 80 degrees... 484 00:33:22,660 --> 00:33:26,625 maybe some clothing. Amativeness, 8 incline... 485 00:33:26,627 --> 00:33:28,691 Philoprogenitiveness, 4 decline. 486 00:33:28,693 --> 00:33:30,025 How would that be? 487 00:33:30,027 --> 00:33:31,792 My own wardrobe as protection? 488 00:33:31,794 --> 00:33:36,192 As protection, precisely. Adhesiveness, 3 constant. 489 00:33:36,194 --> 00:33:39,925 Combativeness, 6 incline. Secretiveness, 8. 490 00:33:39,927 --> 00:33:42,392 Hope, 4, constant. 491 00:33:42,394 --> 00:33:46,159 Yes, the simple things that we can fit into your surroundings. 492 00:33:46,161 --> 00:33:48,758 It also happens that the adjoining cell... 493 00:33:48,760 --> 00:33:52,159 has become available, you could stretch your legs. 494 00:33:52,161 --> 00:33:54,392 It would give me a space to paint. 495 00:33:54,394 --> 00:33:56,159 I could have easels with paints. 496 00:33:56,161 --> 00:34:02,658 Certainly. Wonder, Ideality, Wit, Form. All 8, decline. 497 00:34:02,660 --> 00:34:05,957 Eventuality undetermined. Do you have any other requests, doctor? 498 00:34:05,959 --> 00:34:08,657 My books. May I have my books? 499 00:34:08,659 --> 00:34:09,825 By all means, anything else? 500 00:34:09,827 --> 00:34:11,325 My gun. 501 00:34:11,327 --> 00:34:14,158 Perhaps we'll give that one a miss. 502 00:34:14,160 --> 00:34:15,292 Thank you, doctor. 503 00:34:15,294 --> 00:34:17,259 Please, don't thank me. 504 00:34:17,261 --> 00:34:19,059 It has been a long time since anyone has... 505 00:34:19,061 --> 00:34:24,858 My dear friend, no thanks, no thanks... 506 00:34:24,860 --> 00:34:27,293 a new beginning. 507 00:34:30,060 --> 00:34:33,859 Yes, a new beginning, yes. 508 00:34:34,127 --> 00:34:37,892 How can a man of such high breeding... 509 00:34:37,894 --> 00:34:50,892 have regressed through disease so far back to animality? 510 00:34:50,894 --> 00:34:52,293 Doctor? 511 00:34:54,160 --> 00:34:55,292 Mr. Muncie? 512 00:34:55,294 --> 00:34:58,657 We wanted to give you this, sir, the lads all chipped in. 513 00:34:58,659 --> 00:35:01,358 And what have we here? 514 00:35:01,360 --> 00:35:06,625 It's a book, sir. We're all grateful to you. 515 00:35:06,627 --> 00:35:08,791 Yes, it is. Thank you, Mr. Muncie. 516 00:35:08,793 --> 00:35:11,192 For saving a young guard's life, sir. 517 00:35:11,194 --> 00:35:15,957 I will read it avidly and I will treasure it forever! 518 00:35:15,959 --> 00:35:18,957 You thank your men on my behalf! 519 00:35:18,959 --> 00:35:20,724 Merry Christmas, sir. 520 00:35:20,726 --> 00:35:23,293 Merry Christmas, you, too, yes. 521 00:35:27,794 --> 00:35:30,627 Ham, Mr. Muncie! 522 00:35:31,759 --> 00:35:33,291 Sir? 523 00:35:33,293 --> 00:35:38,791 I find that a good, warm ham is often better... 524 00:35:38,793 --> 00:35:41,191 for fighting the cold than any number of blankets... 525 00:35:41,193 --> 00:35:45,926 or coals in the fire, especially at this time of year. 526 00:35:49,293 --> 00:35:50,757 Did he like the book, sir? 527 00:35:50,759 --> 00:35:52,158 - The book? - Yeah. 528 00:35:52,160 --> 00:35:54,623 - I don't know. - Well, has he read it? 529 00:35:54,625 --> 00:35:56,291 - Well, he opened the wrapping. - Yes, sir. 530 00:35:56,293 --> 00:35:58,357 - And then he opened the book. - Yes. 531 00:35:58,359 --> 00:36:00,924 And then he threw it out the window. 532 00:36:00,926 --> 00:36:01,924 He what? 533 00:36:01,926 --> 00:36:03,956 Yeah, he said a demon vaporized off the page... 534 00:36:03,958 --> 00:36:05,158 and went up his nostrils. 535 00:36:05,160 --> 00:36:06,224 His nostrils? 536 00:36:06,226 --> 00:36:08,859 He's in there now trying to pull out his nose hairs. 537 00:36:28,059 --> 00:36:31,623 To chart the life of each word, we must start... 538 00:36:31,625 --> 00:36:35,390 with a record of its birth, when it was first written down. 539 00:36:35,392 --> 00:36:38,624 From there, words come down to us through the ages... 540 00:36:38,626 --> 00:36:40,856 twisting and turning, weaving their way. 541 00:36:40,858 --> 00:36:43,623 Their meanings slipping and slivering, offishlike, adding.. 542 00:36:43,625 --> 00:36:47,290 and shedding subtleties of nuance to and from themselves. 543 00:36:47,292 --> 00:36:49,624 But they leave tracks... 544 00:36:49,626 --> 00:36:53,023 in the great expanse of the literature... 545 00:36:53,025 --> 00:36:54,823 of the English language. 546 00:36:58,658 --> 00:37:00,857 We will chase them, hunt them... 547 00:37:00,859 --> 00:37:05,290 and ferret them out, all of them, every single word... 548 00:37:05,292 --> 00:37:07,224 from all the centuries of writing... 549 00:37:07,226 --> 00:37:10,892 and we will do so by reading every single book. 550 00:37:14,625 --> 00:37:17,592 Can it be done? 551 00:37:22,392 --> 00:37:26,390 You crazy, beautiful bastard! 552 00:37:26,392 --> 00:37:28,725 Guard! Guard! 553 00:37:31,658 --> 00:37:33,123 Ink, I'll need ink. 554 00:37:33,125 --> 00:37:35,057 Yes, sir, I understand, sir. 555 00:37:35,059 --> 00:37:37,123 - Paper. - Yes, sir. 556 00:37:37,125 --> 00:37:39,823 - Lots and lots of it. - I'll see what I can do, doctor. 557 00:37:39,825 --> 00:37:42,390 And Coleman... 558 00:37:42,392 --> 00:37:44,057 Yes, sir? 559 00:37:44,059 --> 00:37:49,957 Would you be so kind as to dispose of this for me? 560 00:37:52,292 --> 00:37:53,923 What is it, sir? 561 00:37:53,925 --> 00:37:55,192 You can't see? 562 00:37:57,892 --> 00:38:00,257 Yes... of course, I can, sir... 563 00:38:00,259 --> 00:38:03,023 Yes, nasal hair, mind the demonic vapors... 564 00:38:03,025 --> 00:38:04,290 make sure to wash your hands... 565 00:38:04,292 --> 00:38:07,225 and I'll make sure to fish out some more later. 566 00:38:09,691 --> 00:38:12,224 - Thank you, sir. - Thank you, Coleman. 567 00:38:16,824 --> 00:38:19,622 I'm too cold. I'm gonna get myself home. 568 00:38:19,624 --> 00:38:22,222 We'll warm each other up, come on. 569 00:38:22,224 --> 00:38:25,390 - I'm too cold. - Oh, you got a smile. 570 00:38:25,392 --> 00:38:27,889 - I can't, it's too cold! - Come on! 571 00:38:27,891 --> 00:38:30,357 No! 572 00:38:30,359 --> 00:38:33,389 No, no, you promised me! You promised me! 573 00:38:33,391 --> 00:38:36,056 Get off, I don't owe you nothing! 574 00:38:36,058 --> 00:38:39,722 What am I meant to feed my little ones with, eh? 575 00:38:39,724 --> 00:38:42,958 I don't know, ask their father. 576 00:39:04,690 --> 00:39:07,024 How are them matches coming, eh? 577 00:39:14,391 --> 00:39:17,222 Mum, you alright? 578 00:39:17,224 --> 00:39:19,824 Yeah, yeah, I just needed a moment. 579 00:39:43,058 --> 00:39:45,155 Please, can I help you? 580 00:39:45,157 --> 00:39:47,055 It'll be alright. 581 00:39:47,057 --> 00:39:49,389 Good evening, I was wondering, is your mum around? 582 00:39:49,391 --> 00:39:51,791 We'll get those matches done by night's end. 583 00:39:53,091 --> 00:39:54,789 It's a man at the door. 584 00:39:54,791 --> 00:39:57,190 Tell him it's Christmas and he'll go away. 585 00:40:03,689 --> 00:40:05,855 Could you just give her this for me... 586 00:40:05,857 --> 00:40:09,121 and tell your mother Happy Christmas from Mr. Muncie? 587 00:40:09,123 --> 00:40:11,157 Goodnight, girls. 588 00:40:12,324 --> 00:40:14,557 Mum? 589 00:40:18,690 --> 00:40:21,188 It's a ham in one, the other, he didn't say. 590 00:40:21,190 --> 00:40:23,088 He said tell your mum Happy Christmas. 591 00:40:23,090 --> 00:40:24,854 Happy Christmas from Mr. Muncie. 592 00:40:24,856 --> 00:40:30,556 It's alright then, isn't it, Mum? 593 00:40:35,757 --> 00:40:39,687 Sir, stop, sir, please! 594 00:40:39,689 --> 00:40:40,888 Yes, dear? 595 00:40:47,956 --> 00:40:49,754 Is that supposed to be me? 596 00:40:49,756 --> 00:40:51,723 Yeah. 597 00:40:55,957 --> 00:40:57,988 Good night, then, Mrs. Merrett. 598 00:40:57,990 --> 00:41:00,890 Good night... and thank you. 599 00:41:05,390 --> 00:41:06,954 Forgive me for saying, ma'am... 600 00:41:06,956 --> 00:41:11,821 but it doesn't have to be this way. 601 00:41:11,823 --> 00:41:13,355 The children... they don't need to go hungry. 602 00:41:13,357 --> 00:41:17,224 There is one waiting to feed them. 603 00:41:21,390 --> 00:41:23,687 Take me to him. 604 00:41:23,689 --> 00:41:28,721 Let me look him in the eye, see if I can stomach him. 605 00:41:28,723 --> 00:41:31,121 I went to a banquet and I ate apples... 606 00:41:31,123 --> 00:41:33,355 bananas, and cranberries. 607 00:41:33,357 --> 00:41:38,321 I went to the banquet and I ate apples... 608 00:41:38,323 --> 00:41:40,721 bananas, cranberries, and... dog. 609 00:41:40,723 --> 00:41:43,121 That can't be, you can't eat dog. 610 00:41:43,123 --> 00:41:44,221 Yes, I can. 611 00:41:44,223 --> 00:41:46,188 No, you can't. 612 00:41:46,190 --> 00:41:52,255 Mum! Mother! Mum? 613 00:42:17,389 --> 00:42:18,856 Merry Christmas all! 614 00:42:20,356 --> 00:42:23,955 Hey! We're taking fire, Mr. Bradley! 615 00:42:25,922 --> 00:42:27,157 Pounce on them! 616 00:42:34,189 --> 00:42:35,955 Ah, you wee...! 617 00:42:46,222 --> 00:42:47,955 Well, you deserved it. 618 00:42:51,989 --> 00:42:54,620 Faster! 619 00:42:54,622 --> 00:42:57,953 Do you remember our first Christmas at the school? 620 00:42:57,955 --> 00:43:01,853 Harold was no more than 8 or 9 months old. 621 00:43:01,855 --> 00:43:06,853 Such a fat, little baby. Do you remember how he used to cry? 622 00:43:06,855 --> 00:43:08,686 Oh, god. 623 00:43:08,688 --> 00:43:11,621 One night, he was screaming so hard... 624 00:43:11,623 --> 00:43:14,820 I don't know how his little body could do it. 625 00:43:14,822 --> 00:43:19,220 Every ounce of him shrieking. Nothing I tried would calm him. 626 00:43:19,222 --> 00:43:23,753 I was frightened, then you came home. 627 00:43:23,755 --> 00:43:26,187 You lifted him up into your arms... 628 00:43:26,189 --> 00:43:30,588 you held him to your chest, and he stopped. 629 00:43:31,688 --> 00:43:36,154 He was so exhausted he fell asleep instantly. 630 00:43:36,156 --> 00:43:41,219 It's always been that way, with all of them. 631 00:43:41,221 --> 00:43:44,087 You had something I didn't. 632 00:43:44,089 --> 00:43:48,220 So I taught myself to be what you were not. 633 00:43:48,222 --> 00:43:51,320 Strict, fixed, changeless. 634 00:43:51,322 --> 00:43:55,820 A queen and a clown, together a perfect whole. 635 00:43:55,822 --> 00:43:57,154 What if it changed? 636 00:43:57,156 --> 00:44:00,156 What if you're not there to be the clown? 637 00:44:02,189 --> 00:44:04,787 I know I've been less than present lately... 638 00:44:04,789 --> 00:44:09,119 but change will come, and for the better. 639 00:44:09,121 --> 00:44:12,687 I wish I had your certainty. 640 00:44:18,355 --> 00:44:22,187 Want to put the fire out when you come to bed? 641 00:44:30,655 --> 00:44:32,886 Ah, I thought you might be here, sir. 642 00:44:32,888 --> 00:44:35,719 I have a few hours before my little ones wake... 643 00:44:35,721 --> 00:44:37,320 for Christmas morning. 644 00:44:37,322 --> 00:44:39,020 I thought I might take another look at Approve. 645 00:44:39,022 --> 00:44:41,587 That'll make it two of us. 646 00:44:50,687 --> 00:44:54,654 William? Dr. Minor? 647 00:44:56,988 --> 00:44:59,685 I have a proposal for you. 648 00:44:59,687 --> 00:45:01,287 There's been a request for a meeting. 649 00:45:01,289 --> 00:45:06,887 Tristram Shandy, a gift from Mr. Muncie and his men... 650 00:45:06,889 --> 00:45:09,754 but much more. 651 00:45:11,888 --> 00:45:13,086 This is very delicate. 652 00:45:13,088 --> 00:45:16,286 I'll need books, far more volumes... 653 00:45:16,288 --> 00:45:17,919 than I have within my own reach. 654 00:45:17,921 --> 00:45:21,653 William, I think this could be very important for us. 655 00:45:21,655 --> 00:45:24,153 Oxford University has undertaken an inventory... 656 00:45:24,155 --> 00:45:30,021 of the entire English language, and they've asked for help. 657 00:45:31,121 --> 00:45:33,255 Are you listening to me? 658 00:45:38,821 --> 00:45:45,654 I'll be all right... with work, with this work. 659 00:45:47,687 --> 00:45:53,085 I'll be all right, but I need books... 660 00:45:53,087 --> 00:45:55,754 I only need books. 661 00:45:57,686 --> 00:46:00,286 Make me a list of all the titles that you require. 662 00:46:00,288 --> 00:46:03,619 If I have them, I'll get them sent to you. 663 00:46:03,621 --> 00:46:05,154 Thank you, doctor. 664 00:46:10,188 --> 00:46:11,820 William... 665 00:46:19,887 --> 00:46:22,288 When does she want to come? 666 00:46:32,120 --> 00:46:33,853 Mrs. Merrett. 667 00:46:37,787 --> 00:46:40,819 - Where is he? - It should only be a moment. 668 00:46:40,821 --> 00:46:44,386 I just wanted to make sure that everyone was breathing. 669 00:46:44,388 --> 00:46:48,253 There's a real generosity in your visit today... 670 00:46:48,255 --> 00:46:52,919 Mrs. Merrett... a true courage. 671 00:46:52,921 --> 00:46:55,320 Courage, doctor, is not why I came. 672 00:47:14,020 --> 00:47:18,553 Is it... is it possible they wait? 673 00:47:36,987 --> 00:47:39,020 The letter. 674 00:47:39,787 --> 00:47:41,154 Yes. 675 00:47:45,287 --> 00:47:47,020 All right. 676 00:47:48,953 --> 00:47:50,085 How can... 677 00:47:50,087 --> 00:47:51,651 We'll take care of everything, sir. 678 00:47:51,653 --> 00:47:54,053 - Thank you, doctor. - Thank you, Mrs. Merrett. 679 00:47:59,054 --> 00:48:01,286 It doesn't make it right. 680 00:48:04,686 --> 00:48:08,052 What would you care to send her? 681 00:48:08,054 --> 00:48:10,018 Everything. 682 00:48:31,719 --> 00:48:34,118 Few of the earliest books have been read. 683 00:48:34,120 --> 00:48:36,985 It is in the 17th and 18th Centuries above all... 684 00:48:36,987 --> 00:48:41,817 that help is urgently needed, for nearly the whole... 685 00:48:41,819 --> 00:48:44,850 of those centuries have still to be gone through. 686 00:48:44,852 --> 00:48:47,351 You may concentrate on the rare, also late... 687 00:48:47,353 --> 00:48:50,985 old-fashioned new and peculiar, but avoid not the quotidian... 688 00:48:50,987 --> 00:48:54,618 for every word in action becomes beautiful... 689 00:48:54,620 --> 00:48:56,619 in the light of its own meaning. 690 00:49:07,752 --> 00:49:12,585 Mr. Muncie! Mr. Muncie! 691 00:49:15,053 --> 00:49:18,019 Sorry to have woken you, I need your help with a post. 692 00:49:20,353 --> 00:49:23,719 Yes, well, is it night? 693 00:49:28,153 --> 00:49:32,117 Such a lot of it, need envelopes, tons... 694 00:49:32,119 --> 00:49:35,617 lots and lots of envelopes and a large bag. 695 00:49:35,619 --> 00:49:36,683 Yes, sir. 696 00:49:36,685 --> 00:49:38,217 And a carpenter, can you bring a carpenter by... 697 00:49:38,219 --> 00:49:40,119 in the morning, of course? 698 00:50:08,219 --> 00:50:10,217 Good morning, sir. 699 00:50:10,219 --> 00:50:12,617 Not so good I'm afraid, Henry. 700 00:50:12,619 --> 00:50:15,150 It's Art, none of it is working. 701 00:50:15,152 --> 00:50:17,150 Are you sure, sir? I checked it myself last night. 702 00:50:17,152 --> 00:50:20,950 The construct is off. It has lost all sense of coherence. 703 00:50:20,952 --> 00:50:23,316 And it's missing countless variations of meaning. 704 00:50:23,318 --> 00:50:24,483 We'll have to start it anew. 705 00:50:24,485 --> 00:50:28,016 But, sir, it will take weeks just to reset the definitions. 706 00:50:28,018 --> 00:50:31,151 Mr. Gell has asked for me at the Press office this morning. 707 00:50:31,153 --> 00:50:34,117 I would very much like to see Art torn apart... 708 00:50:34,119 --> 00:50:37,850 and restarted when I return, eh? 709 00:50:37,852 --> 00:50:39,750 Very well, sir. 710 00:50:39,752 --> 00:50:41,318 Thank you, Henry. 711 00:50:52,719 --> 00:50:54,384 Your book, Mr. Murray, is going to be an unassailable... 712 00:50:54,386 --> 00:50:56,016 contribution to English scholarship. 713 00:50:56,018 --> 00:50:58,949 It will make you famous, when it is finished. 714 00:50:58,951 --> 00:51:00,884 Look around, Mr. Murray. 715 00:51:00,886 --> 00:51:05,316 Empire, one quarter of the land and peoples of this earth. 716 00:51:05,318 --> 00:51:08,816 The largest trading dominion ever known. 717 00:51:08,818 --> 00:51:11,916 If one wishes to participate, one bows down to Her Majesty... 718 00:51:11,918 --> 00:51:15,152 and one speaks her tongue, English. 719 00:51:16,685 --> 00:51:18,716 Forgive me, Mr. Gell... 720 00:51:18,718 --> 00:51:20,783 remind me why I am being kept from my work this morning. 721 00:51:20,785 --> 00:51:22,252 The Bible, Mr. Murray. 722 00:51:24,985 --> 00:51:27,150 I was brought onto the press... 723 00:51:27,152 --> 00:51:30,949 to modernize the commerce of academia, to sell. 724 00:51:30,951 --> 00:51:34,016 And do you know what the first hotcake I found was? 725 00:51:34,018 --> 00:51:35,716 The King James Bible... 726 00:51:35,718 --> 00:51:38,749 it has sold everywhere, in every backwater and morass... 727 00:51:38,751 --> 00:51:41,283 where an Englishman is doing God's work in a frock. 728 00:51:41,285 --> 00:51:43,883 We have operations on every continent. 729 00:51:43,885 --> 00:51:46,783 Depots in Edinburgh, Toronto, Melbourne and Calcutta. 730 00:51:46,785 --> 00:51:49,149 All printing, binding, dispatching all advertising... 731 00:51:49,151 --> 00:51:51,815 and all, now, ready for the next good book. 732 00:51:51,817 --> 00:51:54,283 All waiting... for you. 733 00:51:54,285 --> 00:51:55,716 What is this? 734 00:51:55,718 --> 00:51:57,183 Your work is taking too long. 735 00:51:57,185 --> 00:51:58,716 Our expectations constantly revised... 736 00:51:58,718 --> 00:52:00,716 and not a single page to show for it. 737 00:52:00,718 --> 00:52:02,882 The delegates have unanimously agreed that I take charge... 738 00:52:02,884 --> 00:52:04,882 of keeping the project to time. 739 00:52:04,884 --> 00:52:07,250 To that effect, you have in your hands a set of suggestions... 740 00:52:07,252 --> 00:52:10,249 on how to curb the scope of the work. 741 00:52:10,251 --> 00:52:12,783 What we need is more rigorous selection... 742 00:52:12,785 --> 00:52:15,051 survival only of the fittest words. 743 00:52:21,185 --> 00:52:25,651 I'm tired. My team, we are all beyond tired. 744 00:52:27,151 --> 00:52:30,150 For months now, my pleas for help have fallen on deaf ears. 745 00:52:30,152 --> 00:52:31,316 You have refused to pay... 746 00:52:31,318 --> 00:52:33,985 for even for a single additional assistant. 747 00:52:35,317 --> 00:52:38,182 I began this intending to create something unprecedented. 748 00:52:38,184 --> 00:52:40,615 To order the world of words... 749 00:52:40,617 --> 00:52:44,116 making them universally accessible and useful. 750 00:52:44,118 --> 00:52:47,115 I swore that I would bend at nothing to make it happen. 751 00:52:47,117 --> 00:52:51,915 And as of now, this very moment, my resolve is greater than ever. 752 00:52:51,917 --> 00:52:53,848 You are on the verge of all out cancellation. 753 00:52:53,850 --> 00:52:55,915 These rules are designed to help keep the work going. 754 00:52:55,917 --> 00:52:57,282 You may not like them, Mr. Murray... 755 00:52:57,284 --> 00:52:58,681 but what other way is there? 756 00:52:58,683 --> 00:53:01,149 My way, Mr. Gell. 757 00:53:01,151 --> 00:53:05,848 Mr. Murray, we are watching with a concerned eye. 758 00:53:05,850 --> 00:53:09,282 Watch, then, and be amazed. 759 00:53:19,683 --> 00:53:23,317 Lord in Heaven help me. I am lost. 760 00:53:24,883 --> 00:53:29,149 Sir! Sir! Sir? 761 00:53:29,151 --> 00:53:30,282 What? 762 00:53:30,284 --> 00:53:34,082 It's a miracle, it's impossible. 763 00:53:34,084 --> 00:53:35,681 Calm down, man, spit it out. 764 00:53:35,683 --> 00:53:38,915 - Approve, sir, it's complete. - Complete? 765 00:53:38,917 --> 00:53:40,115 You were right, sir. 766 00:53:40,117 --> 00:53:42,382 "Others who approve not to transgress by thy example"... 767 00:53:42,384 --> 00:53:43,314 Milton, Paradise Lost. 768 00:53:43,316 --> 00:53:44,149 You found it. 769 00:53:44,151 --> 00:53:46,181 No, not us, sir. You better read this. 770 00:53:46,183 --> 00:53:48,748 It is with a great sense of privilege... 771 00:53:48,750 --> 00:53:51,082 that I offer myself up as a volunteer. 772 00:53:51,084 --> 00:53:52,781 Please, sir, read on. 773 00:53:52,783 --> 00:53:56,149 Enclosed please find one-thousand word slips... 774 00:53:56,151 --> 00:53:58,815 with corresponding quotations... 775 00:53:58,817 --> 00:54:02,149 from the height and depth of literature. 776 00:54:02,151 --> 00:54:06,848 I have derived a key, a type of dictionary... 777 00:54:06,850 --> 00:54:10,648 within a dictionary, that allows the amassing of words... 778 00:54:10,650 --> 00:54:13,048 with addended quotations. 779 00:54:13,050 --> 00:54:15,115 My request is simple. 780 00:54:15,117 --> 00:54:17,747 To make your burden light. 781 00:54:17,749 --> 00:54:22,681 Write to me, tell me what specific words at present... 782 00:54:22,683 --> 00:54:25,617 shimmer and fade at your grasp. 783 00:54:27,284 --> 00:54:29,315 Let useful others troll the oceans... 784 00:54:29,317 --> 00:54:32,614 with their nets cast wide. 785 00:54:32,616 --> 00:54:36,181 I shall throw my line and pluck the very quotes... 786 00:54:36,183 --> 00:54:40,284 that evade you when you call upon me to do so. 787 00:54:43,084 --> 00:54:48,617 Very truly yours, W.C. Minor, Crowthorne, Berkshire. 788 00:54:50,283 --> 00:54:51,416 Look, it's all there. 789 00:54:51,418 --> 00:54:55,647 He's given us Approve in the 17th and 18th centuries. 790 00:54:55,649 --> 00:54:56,348 And Art? 791 00:54:56,350 --> 00:54:58,614 Not that one, but so much else. 792 00:54:58,616 --> 00:55:01,081 All in the "A" s, all words we're working on... 793 00:55:01,083 --> 00:55:03,749 and at first glance all of it usable. 794 00:55:05,749 --> 00:55:07,215 God has sent us a savior. 795 00:55:07,217 --> 00:55:09,647 Now all we have to do is try to keep up with him. 796 00:55:09,649 --> 00:55:11,714 Thank you, Mr. Hall. 797 00:55:11,716 --> 00:55:14,649 Let's have a good look at these slips. 798 00:55:16,749 --> 00:55:18,081 Sort these now. 799 00:55:18,083 --> 00:55:20,214 You cannot fathom the impact of both... 800 00:55:20,216 --> 00:55:24,081 your offer and your timing. I am your grateful recipient. 801 00:55:24,083 --> 00:55:27,281 Let paper and ink be our flesh and blood... 802 00:55:27,283 --> 00:55:28,781 until we are privileged to meet. 803 00:55:28,783 --> 00:55:29,947 That's right. 804 00:55:29,949 --> 00:55:31,680 Enclosed are a list of words that... 805 00:55:31,682 --> 00:55:34,614 at present... are eluding us. 806 00:55:34,616 --> 00:55:38,316 The word Art is proving particularly troublesome. 807 00:55:39,949 --> 00:55:42,280 Enclosed you will find the quotations... 808 00:55:42,282 --> 00:55:44,081 that you have requested. 809 00:55:44,083 --> 00:55:47,880 In pondering "Art", I am reminded of the words... 810 00:55:47,882 --> 00:55:50,746 of a great man of our time who said... 811 00:55:50,748 --> 00:55:56,347 all great and beautiful work has come of first gazing... 812 00:55:56,349 --> 00:55:59,248 without shrinking into the darkness. 813 00:55:59,250 --> 00:56:00,980 May I, sir? 814 00:56:00,982 --> 00:56:02,116 Aye. 815 00:56:03,316 --> 00:56:04,715 Ah. 816 00:56:11,082 --> 00:56:14,679 I have been much acquainted with that darkness. 817 00:56:14,681 --> 00:56:18,981 Thank you for letting me lend my light to yours. 818 00:56:18,983 --> 00:56:22,213 Together we shall shrink the darkness... 819 00:56:22,215 --> 00:56:24,880 until there is only light. 820 00:56:24,882 --> 00:56:30,050 Yours, W.C. Minor. Crowthorne, Berkshire. 821 00:56:33,783 --> 00:56:37,115 Ah, here it is... heh-heh, eh. 822 00:56:45,315 --> 00:56:47,982 Now we'll put your name on it, too. 823 00:56:51,149 --> 00:56:54,713 Mr. Bradley, can I have another fascicle, please? 824 00:56:54,715 --> 00:56:59,548 I know of another who's joy in seeing it would be immeasurable. 825 00:57:03,748 --> 00:57:05,679 Yes, ma'am. 826 00:57:05,681 --> 00:57:07,813 Is Mr. Muncie working? 827 00:57:07,815 --> 00:57:09,047 He is. 828 00:57:09,049 --> 00:57:11,946 Could you please tell him Mrs. Merrett is here to see him? 829 00:57:11,948 --> 00:57:13,813 I will indeed, ma'am. 830 00:57:23,848 --> 00:57:25,247 Hello, ma'am. 831 00:57:25,249 --> 00:57:26,815 Mr. Muncie. 832 00:57:30,382 --> 00:57:32,912 So pleased you've returned, Mrs. Merrett. 833 00:57:32,914 --> 00:57:35,646 Come on in then, ma'am. 834 00:57:35,648 --> 00:57:39,615 It's... very interesting. 835 00:57:45,315 --> 00:57:47,282 Come in, doctor. 836 00:57:57,048 --> 00:57:59,147 Mrs. Merrett has brought you a book. 837 00:57:59,149 --> 00:58:03,213 Yes... from Maggs, the book shop. 838 00:58:03,215 --> 00:58:04,982 I was told you like to read. 839 00:58:08,048 --> 00:58:09,581 Thank you. 840 00:58:10,947 --> 00:58:13,347 Would you care to take a walk on the grounds, madam? 841 00:58:13,349 --> 00:58:15,647 It is a beautiful spring day. 842 00:58:19,181 --> 00:58:21,281 Did you read it? 843 00:58:23,081 --> 00:58:27,312 Great Expectations, the book you brought me? Is it a favorite? 844 00:58:27,314 --> 00:58:30,746 No, no, the shop suggested it. 845 00:58:30,748 --> 00:58:32,214 Ah. 846 00:58:34,114 --> 00:58:37,315 I came to say... thank you. 847 00:58:40,714 --> 00:58:44,046 The children, they're not going hungry no more. 848 00:58:44,048 --> 00:58:47,212 They've got warm clothes now, even for next year, but... 849 00:58:47,214 --> 00:58:49,179 It's never too late with children. 850 00:58:49,181 --> 00:58:50,814 Their whole lives are tomorrows. 851 00:58:53,381 --> 00:58:58,613 But I can't go on taking your money. It's... it's not right. 852 00:58:58,615 --> 00:59:01,146 - Please, Mrs. Merrett. - It's blood money. 853 00:59:01,148 --> 00:59:06,112 I know, but it's my blood, too. My life belongs to you. 854 00:59:06,114 --> 00:59:08,079 I made it so on that night. 855 00:59:08,081 --> 00:59:10,112 I took a life and by dreadful bargain... 856 00:59:10,114 --> 00:59:11,845 I've placed another in your hands. 857 00:59:11,847 --> 00:59:13,614 By right, all that I have is yours. 858 00:59:17,113 --> 00:59:21,580 I don't know what to think. I don't know why I came. 859 00:59:23,248 --> 00:59:26,014 Mrs. Merrett, please! 860 00:59:29,314 --> 00:59:32,680 Well, let me know if she comes back. 861 00:59:34,713 --> 00:59:37,281 Let's have a look at those chains. 862 00:59:55,880 --> 00:59:57,047 Thank you. 863 00:59:58,114 --> 00:59:59,611 Can I help you, sir? 864 00:59:59,613 --> 01:00:01,611 Yes, I'm here to see the superintendent. 865 01:00:01,613 --> 01:00:02,644 Are you expected? 866 01:00:02,646 --> 01:00:04,211 No, I came on impulse. 867 01:00:04,213 --> 01:00:07,612 I'm James Murray, I am a friend of Dr. Minor's... 868 01:00:07,614 --> 01:00:09,145 yet only through the post. 869 01:00:09,147 --> 01:00:12,312 Dr. Minor, the superintendent. 870 01:00:12,314 --> 01:00:15,311 Ah, ah, I came to bring him this fruit of our labor. 871 01:00:15,313 --> 01:00:17,812 I know who you are, sir. 872 01:00:17,814 --> 01:00:22,346 I posted all the letters for him. I licked the stamps myself. 873 01:00:22,348 --> 01:00:25,081 Oh, thank you, for your mother tongue. 874 01:00:26,679 --> 01:00:28,546 Yeah, I'll see what I can do. 875 01:00:33,180 --> 01:00:37,246 - So this is the good doctor? - Mr. Murray, sir. 876 01:00:37,248 --> 01:00:41,247 Dr. Minor, I'm proud to make your acquaintance, sir. 877 01:00:59,113 --> 01:01:00,644 I cannot believe my eyes. 878 01:01:00,646 --> 01:01:03,114 Nor I, nor this surprise. 879 01:01:05,280 --> 01:01:06,944 How did you gain entrance? 880 01:01:06,946 --> 01:01:11,111 I came on the off chance and to bring you this. 881 01:01:11,113 --> 01:01:12,744 Our gathering, so far. 882 01:01:12,746 --> 01:01:15,245 Meek, but poised to inherit the earth. 883 01:01:15,247 --> 01:01:18,780 I thank you. You deserve to be proud. 884 01:01:19,946 --> 01:01:21,078 Dumbfounded. 885 01:01:21,080 --> 01:01:22,278 You've been a bulwark for us, doctor. 886 01:01:22,280 --> 01:01:24,245 I'm happy to be of assistance... 887 01:01:24,247 --> 01:01:28,144 though I am merely worker to the queen. The alveary is yours. 888 01:01:28,146 --> 01:01:30,644 Ah, you sent the quote for alveary? From... 889 01:01:30,646 --> 01:01:31,677 Baret, 1580. 890 01:01:31,679 --> 01:01:33,311 Of course, the early dictionaries of English... 891 01:01:33,313 --> 01:01:36,111 Latin, French and Greek, but of course, you know that. 892 01:01:36,113 --> 01:01:37,344 Of course, I don't. 893 01:01:37,346 --> 01:01:41,144 I do know the poets. You, in your letters, know the scribe. 894 01:01:41,146 --> 01:01:43,877 Now my task is to de-scribe. 895 01:01:43,879 --> 01:01:46,978 Alveary, such a lovely buzz to it. 896 01:01:46,980 --> 01:01:50,210 How about cosh, or fettle? 897 01:01:50,212 --> 01:01:53,144 Fine. Louche. 898 01:01:53,146 --> 01:01:54,245 I remember that from childhood. 899 01:01:54,247 --> 01:01:56,211 It always seemed undressed. 900 01:01:56,213 --> 01:01:58,078 Commotrix, I adore that one... 901 01:01:58,080 --> 01:02:00,245 sounds as though it wants trouble. 902 01:02:00,247 --> 01:02:02,744 Troublesome indeed, and difficult to find. 903 01:02:02,746 --> 01:02:03,978 Gyre. 904 01:02:03,980 --> 01:02:06,378 A revolution, a whirl. 905 01:02:06,380 --> 01:02:07,378 Decussated. 906 01:02:07,380 --> 01:02:10,111 Formed by crossing lines, an X, an intersection. 907 01:02:10,113 --> 01:02:12,344 Perhaps you should be writing definitions and I... 908 01:02:12,346 --> 01:02:16,811 well, I'd be useless tending to your patients. 909 01:02:16,813 --> 01:02:19,676 So let's leave it as it is. 910 01:02:19,678 --> 01:02:22,877 We've only just started. Partners, word for word. 911 01:02:22,879 --> 01:02:25,244 An American and a Scot? 912 01:02:25,246 --> 01:02:29,077 How does an American come to eye these gates? 913 01:02:29,079 --> 01:02:31,777 A story for another day. 914 01:02:31,779 --> 01:02:34,044 Let's continue the comparison. 915 01:02:34,046 --> 01:02:35,877 One Oxford, one Yale. 916 01:02:35,879 --> 01:02:37,011 Both graying. 917 01:02:37,013 --> 01:02:38,944 One brilliant, one mad. 918 01:02:38,946 --> 01:02:40,679 Aye, but which is which? 919 01:03:08,046 --> 01:03:09,945 Where to from here? 920 01:03:12,279 --> 01:03:14,244 Antagonism to bathe. 921 01:03:14,246 --> 01:03:16,710 Batheable to cholera. 922 01:03:16,712 --> 01:03:18,010 Choleric to dysenteric. 923 01:03:18,012 --> 01:03:19,743 Dysentery to eczema. 924 01:03:19,745 --> 01:03:22,777 Eczematous to fungus. 925 01:03:22,779 --> 01:03:24,276 Why not jump straight to leprosy? 926 01:03:24,278 --> 01:03:25,676 Oh, that's dropping off a lot. 927 01:03:25,678 --> 01:03:27,177 You could go back to acne. 928 01:03:27,179 --> 01:03:29,110 Well, there's no need to be rash. 929 01:03:29,112 --> 01:03:32,077 - Who's this? - Murray, sir. 930 01:03:32,079 --> 01:03:34,010 - Who's Murray? - The man from the dictionary... 931 01:03:34,012 --> 01:03:36,044 the one the doctor has been working on. 932 01:03:36,046 --> 01:03:38,843 Good God, well, he's had a very busy day. 933 01:03:38,845 --> 01:03:40,743 Let's keep it short, shall we? 934 01:03:40,745 --> 01:03:41,944 Yes, sir. 935 01:03:43,179 --> 01:03:47,743 Mr. Muncie? Accord Dr. Murray full visitation privileges. 936 01:03:47,745 --> 01:03:49,676 Let me know when they're gonna happen. 937 01:03:49,678 --> 01:03:53,143 - Yes, sir. - Thank you. 938 01:03:53,145 --> 01:03:57,012 Let's document all their meetings, keep full details. 939 01:03:58,146 --> 01:04:00,044 One could dare say it's beautiful here. 940 01:04:00,046 --> 01:04:02,309 Listen to the leaves scratch the air. 941 01:04:02,311 --> 01:04:07,642 Sometimes it sounds like gunfire. Sometimes like... 942 01:04:07,644 --> 01:04:11,544 - Like applause. - Yes, applause. 943 01:04:14,311 --> 01:04:15,876 Mr. Murray? 944 01:04:15,878 --> 01:04:19,809 - Aye. I should be off then. - Check your posts. 945 01:04:19,811 --> 01:04:22,742 I will garner my thoughts and spark them off of yours. 946 01:04:22,744 --> 01:04:23,977 As iron sharpens iron... 947 01:04:23,979 --> 01:04:26,843 so one man sharpens the countenance of a friend. 948 01:04:26,845 --> 01:04:30,344 Scripture. You're a man of God, I should not be surprised. 949 01:04:30,346 --> 01:04:33,310 It is by His grace alone. 950 01:04:33,312 --> 01:04:36,110 I wish I had experienced that more often. 951 01:04:36,112 --> 01:04:37,309 You will, my friend. 952 01:04:37,311 --> 01:04:41,309 Goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life. 953 01:04:41,311 --> 01:04:44,909 Yeah, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death. 954 01:04:44,911 --> 01:04:47,177 You're not alone, good doctor. 955 01:04:47,179 --> 01:04:49,642 We are linked now... consanguineous. 956 01:04:49,644 --> 01:04:51,243 Brothers. 957 01:05:03,611 --> 01:05:05,143 I looked for you this morning... 958 01:05:05,145 --> 01:05:07,209 I wanted to share some good news with you. 959 01:05:07,211 --> 01:05:09,009 What news? 960 01:05:09,011 --> 01:05:13,143 A new volunteer, a miracle... he's pulling us out of the mire. 961 01:05:13,145 --> 01:05:15,709 We've doubled our progress with him already. 962 01:05:15,711 --> 01:05:19,844 That's wonderful, James. Who is he? 963 01:05:22,744 --> 01:05:24,675 A friend. 964 01:05:44,378 --> 01:05:47,043 A letter from our superintendent, sir. 965 01:05:47,045 --> 01:05:48,110 Oh, thank you. 966 01:05:50,044 --> 01:05:52,841 Henry, could you keep an eye for all future letters... 967 01:05:52,843 --> 01:05:54,009 from the good doctor? 968 01:05:54,011 --> 01:05:57,778 He is rather a private man and I would wish to honor that. 969 01:06:05,843 --> 01:06:08,009 I brought another book for you. 970 01:06:08,011 --> 01:06:11,175 I see that. What is it? 971 01:06:11,177 --> 01:06:14,242 One from the list Mr. Muncie gave me. 972 01:06:14,244 --> 01:06:16,177 I asked, it's one of the ones you wanted. 973 01:06:17,777 --> 01:06:21,243 You read. 974 01:06:21,245 --> 01:06:26,275 I will guess which one it is, a paragraph, a sentence. 975 01:06:26,277 --> 01:06:28,310 I'm sorry, doctor. 976 01:06:29,311 --> 01:06:31,641 Mrs. Merrett, Mrs. Merrett... 977 01:06:31,643 --> 01:06:34,743 Mrs. Merrett, please, what did I do? 978 01:06:42,610 --> 01:06:44,643 You cannot read. 979 01:06:46,111 --> 01:06:48,242 Forgive me, I should not have presumed. 980 01:06:48,244 --> 01:06:51,075 I do not need you to bring me books, Mrs. Merrett... 981 01:06:51,077 --> 01:06:52,208 it is your visits... 982 01:06:52,210 --> 01:06:53,775 Please, doctor, let me be. 983 01:06:53,777 --> 01:06:55,841 I can teach you. 984 01:06:55,843 --> 01:06:57,308 I am what I am. 985 01:06:57,310 --> 01:06:59,941 Oh, please, let me teach you. You can teach your children. 986 01:06:59,943 --> 01:07:01,775 It's freedom, Mrs. Merrett. 987 01:07:01,777 --> 01:07:04,042 I can fly out of this place on the backs of books. 988 01:07:04,044 --> 01:07:06,208 I've gone to the end of the world on the wings of words. 989 01:07:06,210 --> 01:07:07,741 I can not. 990 01:07:07,743 --> 01:07:10,877 When I read, no one is after me. 991 01:07:13,110 --> 01:07:18,843 When I read, I am the one who is chasing, chasing after God. 992 01:07:20,710 --> 01:07:25,177 Please, I beg you... join the chase. 993 01:07:27,010 --> 01:07:29,242 Kumquat. 994 01:07:29,244 --> 01:07:31,075 Oblong. 995 01:07:31,077 --> 01:07:33,841 Pert. 996 01:07:33,843 --> 01:07:36,041 Prunes. 997 01:07:36,043 --> 01:07:39,375 Coconuts. 998 01:07:39,377 --> 01:07:42,642 Chitty. 999 01:07:50,809 --> 01:07:52,008 My win, Murray. 1000 01:07:52,010 --> 01:07:54,042 - What on earth is chitty? - Long form of chit. 1001 01:07:54,044 --> 01:07:57,274 Of course, chit. Letter or note, Indian origin, no? 1002 01:07:57,276 --> 01:07:59,009 That's right. 1003 01:08:02,310 --> 01:08:04,108 Who is she? 1004 01:08:04,110 --> 01:08:06,308 The impossible. 1005 01:08:06,310 --> 01:08:09,674 The more impossible, the greater the love. 1006 01:08:09,676 --> 01:08:11,910 Do you truly believe that? 1007 01:08:15,076 --> 01:08:16,809 My heart is so sick. 1008 01:08:19,977 --> 01:08:25,141 What I know of love, the sickness often becomes the cure. 1009 01:08:25,143 --> 01:08:32,042 She is my friend, she is my dear friend... 1010 01:08:32,044 --> 01:08:35,976 she has suffered a terrible loss. 1011 01:08:48,642 --> 01:08:52,243 Perhaps God's grace will come to her through your love, William. 1012 01:09:05,876 --> 01:09:08,974 Eats, so you don't really say the "A"? 1013 01:09:08,976 --> 01:09:10,309 Eats. 1014 01:09:12,376 --> 01:09:17,974 Wa... ush... brush and fish. 1015 01:09:17,976 --> 01:09:19,673 - Yes. - Wash. 1016 01:09:19,675 --> 01:09:22,207 You're learning very, very fast. 1017 01:09:22,209 --> 01:09:28,307 The brain is wider than the sky, for put them side by side... 1018 01:09:28,309 --> 01:09:34,774 the one the other will include, with ease and you beside. 1019 01:09:34,776 --> 01:09:40,307 The brain is just the weight of God, for, heft them... 1020 01:09:40,309 --> 01:09:45,607 pound for pound, and they will differ if they do... 1021 01:09:45,609 --> 01:09:48,008 as syllable from the sound. 1022 01:09:48,908 --> 01:09:51,639 Did they cut the rest of the hair on that girl off? 1023 01:10:03,309 --> 01:10:04,672 Mrs. Merrett? 1024 01:10:04,674 --> 01:10:06,041 He's making the most tremendous progress. 1025 01:10:06,043 --> 01:10:07,373 Mrs. Merrett. 1026 01:10:07,375 --> 01:10:09,673 I'm beginning to believe the more he's exposed... 1027 01:10:09,675 --> 01:10:13,607 to the world beyond these walls, the speedier will be his cure. 1028 01:10:13,609 --> 01:10:15,739 You think he can be cured, doctor? 1029 01:10:15,741 --> 01:10:21,306 I have to... there must be hope for all of us. 1030 01:10:21,308 --> 01:10:25,173 Even the most broken of souls. 1031 01:10:25,175 --> 01:10:29,209 I, uh... think on it. 1032 01:10:34,308 --> 01:10:37,106 My Dear Friend, I have recommended... 1033 01:10:37,108 --> 01:10:39,206 to the Delegates that your name be acknowledged... 1034 01:10:39,208 --> 01:10:41,739 in the First Volume of the "New English Dictionary... 1035 01:10:41,741 --> 01:10:45,240 on Historical Principles", to which your vibrant mind... 1036 01:10:45,242 --> 01:10:47,973 has so critically given the breath of life. 1037 01:10:47,975 --> 01:10:51,374 The last fascicle is already complete. 1038 01:10:51,376 --> 01:10:54,242 Expectantly, James. 1039 01:11:32,775 --> 01:11:36,306 Congratulations, Dr. Murray. 1040 01:11:36,308 --> 01:11:38,705 For giving us A to byzen. 1041 01:11:38,707 --> 01:11:42,006 And for the rest to come, beginning with cab. 1042 01:11:42,008 --> 01:11:43,672 Thank you, sir. 1043 01:11:58,608 --> 01:12:00,173 It's not selling. 1044 01:12:00,175 --> 01:12:03,605 4,000 orders the Empire through and he won't go any quicker. 1045 01:12:03,607 --> 01:12:05,873 We're the laughing stock of all academia. 1046 01:12:05,875 --> 01:12:09,838 I wonder if it's time to ease our gentle Scotsman... 1047 01:12:09,840 --> 01:12:12,640 off his little perch. 1048 01:12:37,107 --> 01:12:38,273 Stop it! 1049 01:12:38,275 --> 01:12:40,738 It'll be alright, they're good kids. 1050 01:12:40,740 --> 01:12:42,774 We don't have to do it, if you don't want to. 1051 01:12:44,775 --> 01:12:48,174 Look at me... William. 1052 01:12:50,074 --> 01:12:52,705 It'll be alright. 1053 01:12:52,707 --> 01:12:55,772 Children, I would like you to meet a friend... 1054 01:12:55,774 --> 01:12:58,041 his name is William. 1055 01:13:00,274 --> 01:13:03,372 You must be Olive, is that right? 1056 01:13:03,374 --> 01:13:04,807 Yes. 1057 01:13:07,374 --> 01:13:08,906 - Iris. - Mm-hm. 1058 01:13:10,207 --> 01:13:14,774 Jack, and Peggy. 1059 01:13:17,107 --> 01:13:21,607 You must be Peter, it's good to meet you, Peter. 1060 01:13:26,307 --> 01:13:28,141 And are you Clare, then? 1061 01:13:32,006 --> 01:13:33,607 Clare. 1062 01:13:37,740 --> 01:13:39,840 Truly I'm honored to meet you, Clare. 1063 01:13:48,307 --> 01:13:49,974 Clare! 1064 01:13:51,107 --> 01:13:52,271 Clare! 1065 01:14:13,174 --> 01:14:18,204 Mr. Muncie. Watch them for me, just for a moment. 1066 01:14:18,206 --> 01:14:19,939 Mm-hm. 1067 01:14:23,240 --> 01:14:27,304 Doctor! Wait! Wait! I'm sorry. 1068 01:14:27,306 --> 01:14:30,572 I never wanted that to happen. I'm so sorry. 1069 01:14:36,006 --> 01:14:39,271 I remember being safe and still I remember knowing who I was... 1070 01:14:39,273 --> 01:14:43,670 and I woke up and it had all gone away, and I hated you... 1071 01:14:43,672 --> 01:14:48,204 so much, for so long, but now I know you, I know who you are. 1072 01:14:48,206 --> 01:14:50,806 And I know the same has been done to you. 1073 01:14:53,240 --> 01:14:55,873 I wrote you something. 1074 01:15:10,706 --> 01:15:12,171 "I can"... 1075 01:15:12,173 --> 01:15:15,706 "I can... because of you." 1076 01:15:20,973 --> 01:15:23,739 I miss my husband. 1077 01:15:25,339 --> 01:15:29,304 I came here that first day to hate you. 1078 01:15:29,306 --> 01:15:33,173 To take your money, watch you locked away, see you done. 1079 01:15:36,140 --> 01:15:38,370 You should still hate me. 1080 01:15:38,372 --> 01:15:42,005 Not any more. 1081 01:16:33,105 --> 01:16:37,905 Look what you've done! Look what you've done! 1082 01:17:02,239 --> 01:17:05,072 Not that many this time, sir. 1083 01:18:21,804 --> 01:18:27,937 I wrote you something. No, read it when I've gone. 1084 01:18:34,637 --> 01:18:38,905 I'm sorry, Eliza. 1085 01:18:39,838 --> 01:18:43,604 But what if I'm not? 1086 01:19:38,137 --> 01:19:40,236 I have killed him again. 1087 01:19:40,238 --> 01:19:43,369 It's all your fault. 1088 01:19:43,371 --> 01:19:48,004 I've killed him again in your heart! 1089 01:20:52,970 --> 01:20:55,170 Mr. Coleman! 1090 01:20:57,936 --> 01:20:59,970 You might alert the clinic. 1091 01:21:03,203 --> 01:21:05,170 I have injured myself. 1092 01:21:25,869 --> 01:21:30,201 "My Friend, I no longer find I have the place... 1093 01:21:30,203 --> 01:21:33,834 for this, I thought you might accept it. 1094 01:21:33,836 --> 01:21:36,933 Remember me by it. 1095 01:21:36,935 --> 01:21:39,900 As a testament to our friendship and to that... 1096 01:21:39,902 --> 01:21:44,768 which we created together, in the brief and fleeting time... 1097 01:21:44,770 --> 01:21:50,102 when thanks to you, I could trust my mind... William. 1098 01:21:53,668 --> 01:21:56,666 Dr. Murray, Richard Brayn, Superintendent. 1099 01:21:56,668 --> 01:21:58,934 Pleased to meet you, sir. 1100 01:21:58,936 --> 01:22:01,900 I am very proud of the contributions that Dr. Minor... 1101 01:22:01,902 --> 01:22:03,100 has made, of course. 1102 01:22:03,102 --> 01:22:06,067 The illness has entered a new phase. You may be shocked. 1103 01:22:06,069 --> 01:22:09,702 I should warn you, too, that he may display some hostility. 1104 01:22:21,137 --> 01:22:22,800 You came. 1105 01:22:22,802 --> 01:22:25,200 Of course, I came. 1106 01:22:25,202 --> 01:22:27,668 I knew that you would. 1107 01:22:32,102 --> 01:22:36,768 Your God is very demanding. 1108 01:22:36,770 --> 01:22:39,935 A sacrifice was required. 1109 01:22:44,336 --> 01:22:46,034 I received your letter. 1110 01:22:46,036 --> 01:22:52,600 His love... his wife... 1111 01:22:52,602 --> 01:22:57,835 I stole her from the dead. 1112 01:23:01,302 --> 01:23:06,967 Have you gotten to the "I's" by now? 1113 01:23:06,969 --> 01:23:12,167 I had some to add to your words. 1114 01:23:12,169 --> 01:23:16,100 But I can't seem to... 1115 01:23:16,102 --> 01:23:20,100 I can't seem to find my pens. 1116 01:23:20,102 --> 01:23:22,633 Our words, William, our words. 1117 01:23:22,635 --> 01:23:25,901 Perhaps that is true, perhaps... 1118 01:23:28,601 --> 01:23:33,902 madness... gave us words. 1119 01:23:37,336 --> 01:23:42,301 But you have made them yours, they bear your secret signature. 1120 01:23:46,035 --> 01:23:50,732 Why did you come here? 1121 01:23:50,734 --> 01:23:52,632 Did you bring others? 1122 01:23:52,634 --> 01:23:53,933 I am alone, William. 1123 01:23:53,935 --> 01:23:59,299 I have reason to believe that they are hiding... 1124 01:23:59,301 --> 01:24:04,302 between the spaces in the floor, biding their time. 1125 01:24:07,268 --> 01:24:10,835 I'm sorry, James. I'm sorry. 1126 01:24:13,168 --> 01:24:16,033 For a moment, I... 1127 01:24:16,035 --> 01:24:20,935 dared to hope. 1128 01:24:22,268 --> 01:24:26,099 Your words, her... forgiveness. 1129 01:24:26,101 --> 01:24:29,932 It's more than forgiveness. 1130 01:24:29,934 --> 01:24:33,968 She... she gave me this. 1131 01:24:35,001 --> 01:24:38,699 Read it later, if you truly want to know why. 1132 01:24:38,701 --> 01:24:41,199 Know what? 1133 01:24:41,201 --> 01:24:44,266 Assythment. 1134 01:24:44,268 --> 01:24:46,099 Assythment. 1135 01:24:46,101 --> 01:24:51,599 Assythment. 1136 01:24:51,601 --> 01:24:57,299 A quote, Austin, 1832. 1137 01:24:57,301 --> 01:25:03,199 I sent it in, but only hoping, I wasn't sure, until now. 1138 01:25:03,201 --> 01:25:05,099 I can't... I can't remember the quote. 1139 01:25:05,101 --> 01:25:08,901 Look it up! Look it up! 1140 01:25:13,700 --> 01:25:16,899 You have seen me now and we're done. 1141 01:25:16,901 --> 01:25:21,299 You can leave the lunatic to his delusions. 1142 01:25:21,301 --> 01:25:23,699 I came here to see my friend. 1143 01:25:23,701 --> 01:25:28,664 I am no man's friend, I am a murderer. 1144 01:25:28,666 --> 01:25:31,298 Everything else is make believe. 1145 01:25:31,300 --> 01:25:35,798 So leave, leave, leave, leave, leave, leave, leave... 1146 01:25:35,800 --> 01:25:39,033 leave, leave, leave, leave, leave, leave! 1147 01:25:39,035 --> 01:25:45,632 And do not come back! I do not want to see you! 1148 01:25:45,634 --> 01:25:49,965 Please, doctor, if your claim that you are my friend... 1149 01:25:49,967 --> 01:25:55,832 is true, you will respect that one simple wish! 1150 01:25:55,834 --> 01:25:58,234 Yeah. 1151 01:26:02,134 --> 01:26:04,867 I think no more visitors for Dr. Minor. 1152 01:26:09,134 --> 01:26:13,965 Bondmade, missing from Volume One. 1153 01:26:13,967 --> 01:26:16,166 A perfectly solid, everyday English word... 1154 01:26:16,168 --> 01:26:17,166 and we don't have it. 1155 01:26:17,168 --> 01:26:18,033 I don't know how that could have happened... 1156 01:26:18,035 --> 01:26:19,932 I checked the proofs for it myself. 1157 01:26:19,934 --> 01:26:21,598 The University of Vienna picked up on it. 1158 01:26:21,600 --> 01:26:23,065 The bloody Austrians, it's a disgrace. 1159 01:26:23,067 --> 01:26:24,698 Calm down, Philip. 1160 01:26:24,700 --> 01:26:27,664 We'll catch it, we'll form an addendum. 1161 01:26:27,666 --> 01:26:28,931 I've been meaning to discuss that with all of you. 1162 01:26:28,933 --> 01:26:31,198 Are you intending to drop others? 1163 01:26:31,200 --> 01:26:35,998 The makers of this grand folly also deign it beneath them... 1164 01:26:36,000 --> 01:26:38,998 to include the nouns and adjectives denoting countries. 1165 01:26:39,000 --> 01:26:43,165 Hence no mention of African, Arabian, American and so on. 1166 01:26:43,167 --> 01:26:44,965 In the blasted Figaro! 1167 01:26:44,967 --> 01:26:47,298 In the same breath, expounding the virtues... 1168 01:26:47,300 --> 01:26:48,798 of their competing dictionaries. 1169 01:26:48,800 --> 01:26:51,631 In France, Germany, the Netherlands. 1170 01:26:51,633 --> 01:26:53,798 This is a war about the spread of colonial language... 1171 01:26:53,800 --> 01:26:55,765 not one with bullets and bayonets... 1172 01:26:55,767 --> 01:26:57,298 but with influence and appearance. 1173 01:26:57,300 --> 01:26:58,499 This is utterly absurd. 1174 01:26:58,501 --> 01:27:02,798 No, what is absurd is your dogged, bullheaded approach... 1175 01:27:02,800 --> 01:27:05,898 a superabundance of redundancy, Dr. Murray. 1176 01:27:05,900 --> 01:27:06,931 We need your focus. 1177 01:27:06,933 --> 01:27:08,997 The language is escaping you, you are losing. 1178 01:27:08,999 --> 01:27:12,165 What precisely are you saying, Mr. Gell? 1179 01:27:12,167 --> 01:27:15,598 This is Oxford. We do not lose. 1180 01:27:15,600 --> 01:27:17,164 Clearly the only course remaining... 1181 01:27:17,166 --> 01:27:18,264 Bondmade. 1182 01:27:18,266 --> 01:27:19,432 What was that? Speak up, Freddie. 1183 01:27:19,434 --> 01:27:25,065 Bondmade. I borrowed the proof from the scriptorium... 1184 01:27:25,067 --> 01:27:26,298 to use in one of my lectures. 1185 01:27:26,300 --> 01:27:29,998 I forgot to replace it. I am responsible for its exclusion. 1186 01:27:30,000 --> 01:27:31,097 It doesn't change a thing. 1187 01:27:31,099 --> 01:27:34,964 Also the absence of African, Arabian, and American. 1188 01:27:34,966 --> 01:27:36,864 I convinced James not to include them. 1189 01:27:36,866 --> 01:27:40,765 So you see, gentlemen, you are inculpating the wrong man. 1190 01:27:40,767 --> 01:27:45,264 You're right, Philip, there is only one course of action. 1191 01:27:45,266 --> 01:27:48,332 I will resign my post from the board of delegates. 1192 01:27:48,334 --> 01:27:51,065 We shall make an announcement on it. 1193 01:27:51,067 --> 01:27:54,164 And the project will go on, with James. 1194 01:27:54,166 --> 01:27:55,765 I really don't see how... 1195 01:27:55,767 --> 01:27:56,897 Philip, please! 1196 01:27:56,899 --> 01:27:59,766 Have it in writing to the Press offices in the morning. 1197 01:28:01,234 --> 01:28:02,830 He's lying through his teeth. 1198 01:28:02,832 --> 01:28:03,965 Of course he is. 1199 01:28:03,967 --> 01:28:05,164 Then why let them get away with it? 1200 01:28:05,166 --> 01:28:08,997 Didn't you see? Dr. Murray is a breath away from shattering. 1201 01:28:08,999 --> 01:28:11,031 And without Furnivall's meddling... 1202 01:28:11,033 --> 01:28:12,164 all we need do is wait. 1203 01:28:12,166 --> 01:28:15,364 Have a quiet word with Bradley, I suspect he is just... 1204 01:28:15,366 --> 01:28:19,698 the ticket for a more malleable pair of hands at the helm. 1205 01:28:35,066 --> 01:28:38,064 James... what's the matter? 1206 01:28:38,066 --> 01:28:43,766 I'm adrift, Ada. The day has been one of loss. 1207 01:28:46,665 --> 01:28:48,797 I need to tell you some things. 1208 01:28:48,799 --> 01:28:51,364 Don't go on... what you've done... 1209 01:28:51,366 --> 01:28:53,797 there is nothing you can tell me to make this right! 1210 01:28:53,799 --> 01:28:55,964 All the wisdom, all the diligence and you simply... 1211 01:28:55,966 --> 01:28:58,097 How long have you known about his madness? 1212 01:28:58,099 --> 01:29:00,164 How much time have you spent with this man? 1213 01:29:00,166 --> 01:29:02,964 Why are you so angry? What difference can it possibly make? 1214 01:29:02,966 --> 01:29:05,797 His work on the dictionary proves he is sane. 1215 01:29:05,799 --> 01:29:08,097 He fooled that jury and he fooled you. 1216 01:29:08,099 --> 01:29:10,264 What about repentance, Ada? What about redemption? 1217 01:29:10,266 --> 01:29:12,730 The delegates, your team, your family... 1218 01:29:12,732 --> 01:29:14,330 we all deserve more than to have it all... 1219 01:29:14,332 --> 01:29:16,265 Stop! 1220 01:29:18,699 --> 01:29:20,297 I could call into question the morality... 1221 01:29:20,299 --> 01:29:23,729 of every invisible volunteer we've ever leaned on. 1222 01:29:23,731 --> 01:29:25,764 This one hits his children, that one's on the whiskey... 1223 01:29:25,766 --> 01:29:28,797 this one, didn't you hear, he cheats on the Times crossword. 1224 01:29:28,799 --> 01:29:30,130 Remove the blaggard from the list. 1225 01:29:30,132 --> 01:29:32,364 He is a murderer! He lied to you. 1226 01:29:32,366 --> 01:29:36,631 Have you never lied? Have you not? 1227 01:29:40,632 --> 01:29:44,996 What are you so afraid of, that a bad man can be redeemed? 1228 01:29:44,998 --> 01:29:47,696 Isn't that what we believe, what we whisper to our children... 1229 01:29:47,698 --> 01:29:50,330 at night, what we pray for? Forgiveness. 1230 01:29:50,332 --> 01:29:53,130 I don't know who you're preaching to. 1231 01:29:53,132 --> 01:29:54,265 Neither do I. 1232 01:29:56,931 --> 01:30:00,363 "Thus they in lowliest plight repentant stood praying... 1233 01:30:00,365 --> 01:30:03,964 from the mercy seat above, prevenient grace descending... 1234 01:30:03,966 --> 01:30:06,996 had removed the stony from their hearts and made new flesh". 1235 01:30:06,998 --> 01:30:10,662 Milton, Paradise Lost, prevenient grace, Ada. 1236 01:30:10,664 --> 01:30:13,030 From before the fall, salvation for all... 1237 01:30:13,032 --> 01:30:14,831 if we choose to engage it. 1238 01:30:21,798 --> 01:30:24,696 "If love... then what?" 1239 01:30:24,698 --> 01:30:25,929 What is that? 1240 01:30:25,931 --> 01:30:31,065 A note, from the widow, asking the question of the killer. 1241 01:30:49,297 --> 01:30:52,796 "Assythment - satisfaction for an injury done. 1242 01:30:52,798 --> 01:30:56,130 Compensation, reparation, indemnification. 1243 01:30:56,132 --> 01:30:58,629 By law, the wife and family of the slain... 1244 01:30:58,631 --> 01:31:00,896 have still the right for assythment." 1245 01:31:00,898 --> 01:31:02,195 I don't understand. 1246 01:31:02,197 --> 01:31:04,330 It means to pay everything back. 1247 01:31:04,332 --> 01:31:06,629 The guilty make recompense the victim. 1248 01:31:06,631 --> 01:31:08,263 I thought he'd already given her money. 1249 01:31:08,265 --> 01:31:12,596 No, Ada, his life, with his life. 1250 01:31:12,598 --> 01:31:15,896 "If love... then what?" 1251 01:31:15,898 --> 01:31:20,762 Is what she wrote to him. And his response. 1252 01:31:20,764 --> 01:31:24,132 "...then no chance redemption." 1253 01:31:26,831 --> 01:31:29,596 What are you going to do? 1254 01:31:29,598 --> 01:31:31,930 What can I do? 1255 01:31:36,597 --> 01:31:39,262 Sometimes when we push away... 1256 01:31:39,264 --> 01:31:44,265 that is when we most need to be resisted. 1257 01:31:59,065 --> 01:32:02,062 Please, let me in, let me in! 1258 01:32:02,064 --> 01:32:04,662 I need to see him, let me in! 1259 01:32:04,664 --> 01:32:07,095 Mr. Muncie, please, I know you can hear me, let me in! 1260 01:32:07,097 --> 01:32:08,595 I need to see him! 1261 01:32:21,597 --> 01:32:22,830 Let me in! 1262 01:32:24,897 --> 01:32:27,129 - Mrs. Merrett... - I need to see him, please. 1263 01:32:27,131 --> 01:32:30,661 It is best you went away now and you not come back. 1264 01:32:30,663 --> 01:32:31,661 Please, I need to see him. 1265 01:32:31,663 --> 01:32:33,229 Mrs. Merrett, I'm sorry. 1266 01:32:33,231 --> 01:32:36,095 Oh, I need to see him, please! No! 1267 01:32:36,097 --> 01:32:41,595 I need to see him! Please! 1268 01:33:14,263 --> 01:33:16,329 It is time to commence a course... 1269 01:33:16,331 --> 01:33:19,262 of more invasive and more experimental treatments... 1270 01:33:19,264 --> 01:33:22,195 all procedures will be fully documented. 1271 01:33:22,197 --> 01:33:28,063 William... are we ready? 1272 01:33:30,131 --> 01:33:32,562 Most rightfully so. 1273 01:33:35,662 --> 01:33:37,830 Thank you, doctor. 1274 01:33:39,330 --> 01:33:43,129 Secure his arms, all right, here we go. 1275 01:33:43,131 --> 01:33:47,562 That's it. Steady. Good boy. 1276 01:33:50,797 --> 01:33:56,362 Come on, let's get him over. Up you go. All right. 1277 01:33:56,364 --> 01:33:58,729 - Doctor, please bear with me. - Yes. 1278 01:34:04,363 --> 01:34:10,097 All right, that's it, that's it. Steady. 1279 01:34:12,064 --> 01:34:13,161 Again. 1280 01:34:13,163 --> 01:34:15,294 - Same again, sir. - Oh, no. 1281 01:34:25,330 --> 01:34:26,596 Again. 1282 01:34:29,596 --> 01:34:30,929 Oh, yeah, we've got you. 1283 01:34:32,863 --> 01:34:34,030 Again. 1284 01:34:35,330 --> 01:34:38,963 - One more, sir, good boy. - I asked first. 1285 01:34:44,662 --> 01:34:49,529 Up now, up now. Steady. 1286 01:34:51,828 --> 01:34:53,096 Once more. 1287 01:34:58,996 --> 01:35:01,230 - You've got them? - Yes. 1288 01:35:12,262 --> 01:35:14,660 Mrs. Murray. 1289 01:35:14,662 --> 01:35:18,593 My name is Church, I'm with the South London Chronicle. 1290 01:35:18,595 --> 01:35:20,861 May I speak with your husband, ma'am? 1291 01:35:26,262 --> 01:35:28,659 The story runs tomorrow, sir, everything... 1292 01:35:28,661 --> 01:35:31,161 you, the big book, the widow Merrett. 1293 01:35:31,163 --> 01:35:34,094 There's nothing I can do about it now. 1294 01:35:34,096 --> 01:35:36,962 I just wanted to give you fair warning. 1295 01:35:42,263 --> 01:35:46,561 But these... I haven't given'em to the paper. 1296 01:35:48,195 --> 01:35:51,129 I thought, maybe, you should hold on to them. 1297 01:35:53,230 --> 01:35:55,895 It looks like he's in a bad way, sir. 1298 01:36:04,762 --> 01:36:06,193 Mother! 1299 01:36:06,195 --> 01:36:08,928 No, no... go upstairs and play up there. 1300 01:36:28,728 --> 01:36:29,928 James. 1301 01:36:40,795 --> 01:36:44,960 If I may say, sir, between you and me, I've been concerned... 1302 01:36:44,962 --> 01:36:48,062 about some of Dr. Brayn's medical techniques. 1303 01:36:51,962 --> 01:36:54,926 We had to take precautions. 1304 01:36:54,928 --> 01:37:01,227 William? It's James, William. 1305 01:37:01,229 --> 01:37:02,792 William. 1306 01:37:02,794 --> 01:37:06,060 It's no use, I'm afraid. He's not here. 1307 01:37:06,062 --> 01:37:09,326 I don't know where he is, but he's not here. 1308 01:37:15,295 --> 01:37:16,893 Wait for me outside. 1309 01:37:16,895 --> 01:37:18,760 Dr. Murray, I must ask that you inform me... 1310 01:37:18,762 --> 01:37:20,693 before you pay a visit. 1311 01:37:20,695 --> 01:37:22,226 I came as soon as I knew. 1312 01:37:22,228 --> 01:37:25,626 Yes, but it's not a club, sir, this is a medical facility. 1313 01:37:25,628 --> 01:37:27,327 Dr. Minor is a patient in my care. 1314 01:37:27,329 --> 01:37:28,625 He is my friend, my brother. 1315 01:37:28,627 --> 01:37:29,658 Yes, he's my friend, as well. 1316 01:37:29,660 --> 01:37:32,093 And he's one of the bravest men I have ever known. 1317 01:37:32,095 --> 01:37:35,760 However, this is severe catalepsy. 1318 01:37:35,762 --> 01:37:36,892 It's a fair question... 1319 01:37:36,894 --> 01:37:40,129 whether or not the soul has already left the vessel. 1320 01:37:41,794 --> 01:37:44,692 "Divided from himself and his fair judgment... 1321 01:37:44,694 --> 01:37:50,593 without which we are pictures or mere beasts." 1322 01:37:50,595 --> 01:37:53,028 How could this have happened? 1323 01:37:55,062 --> 01:37:57,060 I must ask you to leave immediately. 1324 01:37:57,062 --> 01:37:58,860 No, he doesn't belong here, not like this. 1325 01:37:58,862 --> 01:38:00,359 On the contrary, he does not belong anywhere else. 1326 01:38:00,361 --> 01:38:01,959 Please allow us to get on with our work. 1327 01:38:01,961 --> 01:38:05,658 We have a great deal to do. It's alright, William. 1328 01:38:05,660 --> 01:38:08,926 Please! It's alright, William... 1329 01:38:08,928 --> 01:38:14,961 it's alright, William, it's all right. 1330 01:38:17,161 --> 01:38:20,861 The last 400 years have been defined by his quotes alone. 1331 01:38:22,927 --> 01:38:26,259 We were at our darkest moment. He gave us life. 1332 01:38:26,261 --> 01:38:29,892 I'm asking for your help here, Ben. 1333 01:38:29,894 --> 01:38:32,226 To tell the truth of what he's done. 1334 01:38:32,228 --> 01:38:34,192 Let it be known, not this. 1335 01:38:34,194 --> 01:38:37,625 My only regret is that you did not come forward... 1336 01:38:37,627 --> 01:38:38,859 with this much sooner. 1337 01:38:38,861 --> 01:38:42,759 What there is to be known has already been said... right here. 1338 01:38:42,761 --> 01:38:44,026 Written. Didn't you see? 1339 01:38:44,028 --> 01:38:45,859 But this is the life of a man. 1340 01:38:45,861 --> 01:38:47,959 All that he is will end with him in that place. 1341 01:38:47,961 --> 01:38:50,892 And he is where he should be. 1342 01:38:50,894 --> 01:38:52,859 What use an act of pointless charity? 1343 01:38:52,861 --> 01:38:54,291 Then I resign. 1344 01:38:54,293 --> 01:38:57,191 There will be no need for such theatrics. 1345 01:38:57,193 --> 01:39:00,092 William Minor will be struck from all acknowledgments. 1346 01:39:00,094 --> 01:39:03,092 You are to be welcomed, for as long as you like... 1347 01:39:03,094 --> 01:39:05,325 as a contributor to the dictionary. 1348 01:39:05,327 --> 01:39:07,925 The editorship will pass immediately to Bradley. 1349 01:39:07,927 --> 01:39:10,725 I will be proposing this at an emergency meeting... 1350 01:39:10,727 --> 01:39:12,292 of the delegates this afternoon. 1351 01:39:12,294 --> 01:39:15,359 I do not expect any dissent. 1352 01:39:15,361 --> 01:39:17,226 I won't thieve any more of your time. 1353 01:39:17,228 --> 01:39:19,061 Nor I yours. 1354 01:39:35,793 --> 01:39:36,991 Yes, sir? 1355 01:39:36,993 --> 01:39:40,626 Is the master of the house in? 1356 01:39:47,160 --> 01:39:52,724 James... is everything alright? 1357 01:39:52,726 --> 01:39:58,358 I'm sorry, Freddie, I didn't know where else to go. 1358 01:39:58,360 --> 01:40:03,093 I've lost everything. Everything is broken. 1359 01:40:07,826 --> 01:40:13,624 I wanted to document the history of each and every thing. 1360 01:40:13,626 --> 01:40:17,025 To offer the world a book that gives the meaning... 1361 01:40:17,027 --> 01:40:19,824 of everything in God's creation. 1362 01:40:19,826 --> 01:40:26,027 Or at least the English part of it, but it has defeated me. 1363 01:40:28,060 --> 01:40:30,758 And now I've paid for it with everything... 1364 01:40:30,760 --> 01:40:32,724 that ever meant anything to me. 1365 01:40:32,726 --> 01:40:36,791 You know, there is another book that purports to do just that. 1366 01:40:36,793 --> 01:40:39,893 But it has already beaten you to the punch. 1367 01:40:42,060 --> 01:40:46,559 Come with me. Come, I want to show you something. 1368 01:40:47,792 --> 01:40:49,158 I need me dunnage. 1369 01:40:49,160 --> 01:40:52,193 What, with a sprat? How'd you do that? 1370 01:40:53,960 --> 01:40:56,624 Dunnage? Sprat? Blag? 1371 01:40:56,626 --> 01:40:58,191 How many new words to replace the old? 1372 01:40:58,193 --> 01:41:02,791 How many new words for things that have yet to be imagined? 1373 01:41:02,793 --> 01:41:06,058 How many of them in your all encompassing book? 1374 01:41:06,060 --> 01:41:09,325 No language can ever be permanently the same, James. 1375 01:41:09,327 --> 01:41:11,991 Not if it springs forth from life. 1376 01:41:11,993 --> 01:41:15,824 But how can the work be ended if not ever completed? 1377 01:41:15,826 --> 01:41:20,257 You have given us its heart along with a great jolt... 1378 01:41:20,259 --> 01:41:21,325 to begin the first few beats. 1379 01:41:21,327 --> 01:41:24,957 Generations after you will continue this work... 1380 01:41:24,959 --> 01:41:28,924 because you have showed them the way. 1381 01:41:28,926 --> 01:41:31,290 But it will never be completed. 1382 01:41:31,292 --> 01:41:32,724 Let it go. 1383 01:41:32,726 --> 01:41:36,057 Tend to yourself, leave the project to me. 1384 01:41:36,059 --> 01:41:39,025 I have a few tricks for Jowett and his lackey Gell... 1385 01:41:39,027 --> 01:41:41,692 that they have not considered in their maneuvering. 1386 01:41:45,226 --> 01:41:46,992 Ada? 1387 01:41:48,026 --> 01:41:51,857 With Bradley in charge and the University press... 1388 01:41:51,859 --> 01:41:54,723 firmly driving the endeavour, we believe we can keep... 1389 01:41:54,725 --> 01:41:57,923 to our desired target of 704 pages a year... 1390 01:41:57,925 --> 01:41:59,357 doubling current sales estimates. 1391 01:41:59,359 --> 01:42:01,024 Thank you, Mr. Gell. 1392 01:42:01,026 --> 01:42:03,723 Well, gentlemen, I believe we are all now... 1393 01:42:03,725 --> 01:42:07,723 sufficiently informed to put the motion to a vote. 1394 01:42:23,259 --> 01:42:26,790 I'm sorry my husband is unable to attend. 1395 01:42:26,792 --> 01:42:29,990 I would like to ask permission to say a few words in his stead. 1396 01:42:29,992 --> 01:42:31,590 Mrs. Murray, this is a closed meeting. 1397 01:42:31,592 --> 01:42:32,857 I'm afraid you will have to leave. 1398 01:42:32,859 --> 01:42:36,224 My family and I have given much for the glory of the delegates.. 1399 01:42:36,226 --> 01:42:39,823 Mr. Gell, I am certain they can give a few moments... 1400 01:42:39,825 --> 01:42:41,623 of their time in return. 1401 01:42:41,625 --> 01:42:43,856 Of course, Mrs. Murray. 1402 01:42:43,858 --> 01:42:46,059 We are here to listen, please, go ahead. 1403 01:42:50,859 --> 01:42:54,723 My husband has this silly, little leather parchment. 1404 01:42:54,725 --> 01:43:00,892 On it, he's engraved a creed. "Only a most diligent life." 1405 01:43:03,592 --> 01:43:07,023 Diligence. I looked it up, in your dictionary. 1406 01:43:07,025 --> 01:43:10,057 Constant and earnest effort to accomplish what is undertaken. 1407 01:43:10,059 --> 01:43:15,959 Persistence, application, but also, toil, and pain. 1408 01:43:17,191 --> 01:43:18,889 Some of you think my husband a fool. 1409 01:43:18,891 --> 01:43:21,590 Obstinate. Naive. 1410 01:43:21,592 --> 01:43:23,057 Driven to what he is by fear... 1411 01:43:23,059 --> 01:43:30,823 of what awaits us all on the other side, but he isn't. 1412 01:43:30,825 --> 01:43:33,889 He sees the world, all of it, with its myriad choices... 1413 01:43:33,891 --> 01:43:36,758 and he chooses to be what he is. 1414 01:43:41,325 --> 01:43:46,989 Yet, two such men found each other in our time. 1415 01:43:46,991 --> 01:43:52,156 My husband and his friend, the murderous madman. 1416 01:43:52,158 --> 01:43:58,758 Together they have given us something extraordinary. 1417 01:44:00,591 --> 01:44:03,323 I am here to ask you to take exception... 1418 01:44:03,325 --> 01:44:05,591 to our prevailing natures. 1419 01:44:07,658 --> 01:44:12,025 I'm here to ask you not to punish them for it. 1420 01:44:16,624 --> 01:44:19,822 Bradley told me you quit. 1421 01:44:19,824 --> 01:44:22,256 I did what I could in there, but they're a tough lot. 1422 01:44:22,258 --> 01:44:25,223 We're leaving this place. We're going back to London. 1423 01:44:25,225 --> 01:44:27,789 The book, it is not just yours to quit. 1424 01:44:27,791 --> 01:44:32,721 It is ours, remember? Mine, the children's, countless others'. 1425 01:44:32,723 --> 01:44:36,591 And they can, James, if there is love. 1426 01:44:38,958 --> 01:44:42,256 I know the answer now. 1427 01:44:42,258 --> 01:44:45,958 I know the answer to the widow's question. 1428 01:44:50,691 --> 01:44:52,722 I want you to do something for me. 1429 01:44:52,724 --> 01:44:53,955 I will. 1430 01:44:53,957 --> 01:45:00,056 I want you to go to her and look her in the eyes. 1431 01:45:00,058 --> 01:45:04,222 And if you see forgiveness, if you see love... 1432 01:45:04,224 --> 01:45:07,655 I want you to help your friend. 1433 01:45:07,657 --> 01:45:09,823 Yeah. 1434 01:45:19,358 --> 01:45:21,556 - Here, my man. - Thank you, sir. 1435 01:45:30,691 --> 01:45:33,356 He gave me that the last time I saw him. 1436 01:45:33,358 --> 01:45:35,123 The last time he was lucid. 1437 01:45:35,125 --> 01:45:40,122 They won't let me see him. Can you make them let me in? 1438 01:45:40,124 --> 01:45:44,857 It's no use. He's not the same as you remember. 1439 01:45:49,125 --> 01:45:53,923 If I've forgiven him, why should they go on punishing him? 1440 01:45:55,224 --> 01:45:56,621 Thank you for seeing me... 1441 01:45:56,623 --> 01:45:57,955 at such short notice, Sir Charles. 1442 01:45:57,957 --> 01:45:59,223 Freddie is an old friend. 1443 01:45:59,225 --> 01:46:01,788 I have to warn you though, Mr. Murray... 1444 01:46:01,790 --> 01:46:03,188 the American murderer is a scar... 1445 01:46:03,190 --> 01:46:04,988 perhaps one that is still too fresh. 1446 01:46:04,990 --> 01:46:06,255 Perhaps this will heal it. 1447 01:46:06,257 --> 01:46:07,322 Hardly so. 1448 01:46:07,324 --> 01:46:10,621 Any politician espousing his cause is certain... 1449 01:46:10,623 --> 01:46:13,788 to face public outrage, chances of a pardon... 1450 01:46:13,790 --> 01:46:16,155 or a reprieve, are virtually non-existent. 1451 01:46:16,157 --> 01:46:19,122 What price justice? What price mercy? 1452 01:46:19,124 --> 01:46:23,222 Expensive to your first, cheap but unpopular to your second. 1453 01:46:23,224 --> 01:46:28,588 Look here, levers can be pulled, get you a hearing. 1454 01:46:28,590 --> 01:46:31,288 But if I were you, I would do all I can to find out... 1455 01:46:31,290 --> 01:46:35,588 who will be called to it, and I would stack the deck. 1456 01:46:58,890 --> 01:47:03,623 William? William, can you hear me? 1457 01:47:03,989 --> 01:47:05,322 - Everybody out. - It's James. 1458 01:47:05,324 --> 01:47:06,854 Everybody out. 1459 01:47:06,856 --> 01:47:09,687 William, you need to hear us. Can you hear me? 1460 01:47:09,689 --> 01:47:10,921 I brought Mrs. Merrett to see you. 1461 01:47:10,923 --> 01:47:12,221 Leave him be! 1462 01:47:12,223 --> 01:47:14,688 - She needs to talk, you need to... - Leave him be! 1463 01:47:14,690 --> 01:47:19,689 With all due respect, sir, leave them be! 1464 01:47:20,957 --> 01:47:25,555 William? William? 1465 01:47:26,757 --> 01:47:31,720 William, I'm here. 1466 01:47:31,722 --> 01:47:34,587 It's Eliza. 1467 01:47:34,589 --> 01:47:39,223 Do you remember, William? "If love... then what?" 1468 01:47:41,989 --> 01:47:44,756 If love... then what, William? 1469 01:47:49,589 --> 01:47:56,522 If love... then love. 1470 01:48:00,957 --> 01:48:03,156 If love, then love. 1471 01:48:16,856 --> 01:48:18,256 Please stand. 1472 01:48:20,589 --> 01:48:22,887 Do you know why you are here, Dr. Minor? 1473 01:48:22,889 --> 01:48:24,120 I do. 1474 01:48:24,122 --> 01:48:28,987 And in your opinion, Sergeant, have the circumstances changed? 1475 01:48:28,989 --> 01:48:30,954 No, sir. 1476 01:48:30,956 --> 01:48:33,720 Under what conditions did he enter catalepsy? 1477 01:48:33,722 --> 01:48:35,186 Documented procedures of treatment. 1478 01:48:35,188 --> 01:48:36,354 With the patient's agreement? 1479 01:48:36,356 --> 01:48:40,054 Of course. Gentlemen, with respect, the matter here... 1480 01:48:40,056 --> 01:48:41,187 begs a different question. 1481 01:48:41,189 --> 01:48:44,954 Where and into which hands would misguided compassion... 1482 01:48:44,956 --> 01:48:49,256 release him, there is nowhere else. This is his home. 1483 01:48:53,922 --> 01:48:54,987 Thank you, Mrs. Merrett. 1484 01:48:54,989 --> 01:48:58,021 Is there anything further you would like to say? 1485 01:48:58,023 --> 01:48:59,954 Yes, I would. 1486 01:48:59,956 --> 01:49:04,719 My husband didn't deserve what happened to him. 1487 01:49:04,721 --> 01:49:08,820 He worked hard. Kept his family together. 1488 01:49:08,822 --> 01:49:12,986 Then one day he was gone, and nothing could bring him back. 1489 01:49:12,988 --> 01:49:15,254 What happened to him isn't fair. 1490 01:49:20,956 --> 01:49:23,320 For a long time after he was gone... 1491 01:49:23,322 --> 01:49:28,622 I didn't want to remember him, not even what he looked like. 1492 01:49:30,621 --> 01:49:34,220 I want to say I'm sorry about that. 1493 01:49:34,222 --> 01:49:36,521 He deserved more than that. 1494 01:49:41,188 --> 01:49:44,254 My husband was a sweet man, but he could get angry, too. 1495 01:49:44,256 --> 01:49:47,719 Once he got so cross, he kicked the heater... 1496 01:49:47,721 --> 01:49:50,853 'cause it weren't working, he put his foot right through... 1497 01:49:50,855 --> 01:49:54,953 burnt it on the hot coals, he was limping for weeks after. 1498 01:49:54,955 --> 01:49:57,353 One day he caught Jack behind him, hopping along... 1499 01:49:57,355 --> 01:50:02,653 all hobbled and all, like him, do you remember? 1500 01:50:02,655 --> 01:50:09,621 He looked at Jack, and he started to laugh. 1501 01:50:10,688 --> 01:50:13,986 He laughed so hard hobbling, he nearly fell over. 1502 01:50:13,988 --> 01:50:17,853 I think that's why he was often so cross. 1503 01:50:17,855 --> 01:50:22,220 It's cause he wanted his babies, you were all his babies... 1504 01:50:22,222 --> 01:50:25,755 he wanted them to make him laugh. 1505 01:50:30,022 --> 01:50:34,320 I think if George was here now, he'd think all this is unfair. 1506 01:50:34,322 --> 01:50:39,086 I think this would make him angry. 1507 01:50:39,088 --> 01:50:42,053 He wouldn't have a lot of fancy words to say about it. 1508 01:50:42,055 --> 01:50:46,588 But I know he would want it to stop. 1509 01:50:52,787 --> 01:50:55,352 Sir, please, a moment of your time. 1510 01:50:55,354 --> 01:50:58,020 I will deliver my report in two days. You will know then. 1511 01:50:58,022 --> 01:51:00,219 We are not asking for your full deliberation. 1512 01:51:00,221 --> 01:51:02,619 Just a hint at which way you lean. 1513 01:51:02,621 --> 01:51:03,918 Release will be denied. 1514 01:51:03,920 --> 01:51:05,618 The particulars of his treatment... 1515 01:51:05,620 --> 01:51:07,819 that have come to light are troubling... 1516 01:51:07,821 --> 01:51:09,053 Is that not enough to... 1517 01:51:09,055 --> 01:51:12,252 But they are an indictment of the entire criminally insane... 1518 01:51:12,254 --> 01:51:15,253 system of which this board is not a competent judge. 1519 01:51:15,255 --> 01:51:17,320 Dr. Minor is a severely disturbed man. 1520 01:51:17,322 --> 01:51:19,153 For his own safety, the recommendation... 1521 01:51:19,155 --> 01:51:21,853 cannot be given to release him into the open. 1522 01:51:21,855 --> 01:51:23,786 Sir, is there no other way? 1523 01:51:23,788 --> 01:51:26,586 Whatever you intend to do, Dr. Murray, you have one day. 1524 01:51:26,588 --> 01:51:29,687 Then I have to submit my report. 1525 01:51:31,754 --> 01:51:34,219 We can try one last measure, James. 1526 01:51:34,221 --> 01:51:38,121 But you had better be prepared to lay it all on. 1527 01:51:38,588 --> 01:51:39,818 Your timing couldn't be worse. 1528 01:51:39,820 --> 01:51:41,785 An armed gang of Latvians have holed up... 1529 01:51:41,787 --> 01:51:43,053 in a building on Sidney Street. 1530 01:51:43,055 --> 01:51:44,818 The Scots Guards have it surrounded... 1531 01:51:44,820 --> 01:51:46,185 and the whole thing has escalated into a siege. 1532 01:51:46,187 --> 01:51:49,887 A bloody disaster, and it's put him in a foul mood. 1533 01:51:55,222 --> 01:51:56,920 Wait here. 1534 01:52:15,121 --> 01:52:19,154 I'm sorry, chaps, no go, bad timing. 1535 01:52:28,787 --> 01:52:36,786 Sir? Sir? Mr. Churchill, please! 1536 01:52:38,321 --> 01:52:41,219 Forgive me, that was insolent. 1537 01:52:41,221 --> 01:52:49,085 I don't know you, sir. I don't know the sort of man you are. 1538 01:52:49,087 --> 01:52:53,885 But the office you occupy permits me to have desires... 1539 01:52:53,887 --> 01:52:56,351 as to the kind of man I would want you to be. 1540 01:52:56,353 --> 01:52:59,718 Your decisions affect all the lives of this land. 1541 01:52:59,720 --> 01:53:04,121 And I am here, standing before you, for a single one. 1542 01:53:05,719 --> 01:53:11,218 A complicated, pained and soured one, but a life nonetheless. 1543 01:53:11,220 --> 01:53:16,185 And therefore deserving and worthy and precious. 1544 01:53:16,187 --> 01:53:20,651 If you believe, as I would have you believe... 1545 01:53:20,653 --> 01:53:25,951 that every individual life deserves its own chance... 1546 01:53:25,953 --> 01:53:29,851 please, hear what I have come to say. 1547 01:53:29,853 --> 01:53:33,286 Please, sir? All right. 1548 01:53:39,953 --> 01:53:42,819 I suppose I did say lay it all on. 1549 01:53:45,120 --> 01:53:46,953 Charles? 1550 01:53:51,652 --> 01:53:53,817 I will not release Dr. Minor. 1551 01:53:53,819 --> 01:53:55,985 The prime minister won't countenance it. 1552 01:53:55,987 --> 01:53:58,151 The public won't stand for it. 1553 01:53:58,153 --> 01:54:00,318 Fortunately your lexicon provides us with the means... 1554 01:54:00,320 --> 01:54:02,617 to conceal the unpalatable. 1555 01:54:02,619 --> 01:54:05,984 What I will do is deport Dr. Minor. 1556 01:54:05,986 --> 01:54:07,817 I gather he has family in Connecticut. 1557 01:54:07,819 --> 01:54:08,951 He does, sir. 1558 01:54:08,953 --> 01:54:10,684 I shall let the board know, should he be released... 1559 01:54:10,686 --> 01:54:12,318 he is to be sent home. 1560 01:54:12,320 --> 01:54:15,650 Undesirable alien... let America manage her errant son. 1561 01:54:15,652 --> 01:54:18,884 Settle this matter, Dr. Murray. Go back to your work. 1562 01:54:18,886 --> 01:54:23,084 The nation has need of you, and allow me to get back to mine. 1563 01:54:23,086 --> 01:54:25,884 Thank you, sir. 1564 01:54:25,886 --> 01:54:27,619 - Congratulations, doctor. - Thank you, thank you. 1565 01:54:59,619 --> 01:55:02,018 May I introduce you to Freddie Furnivall. 1566 01:55:02,020 --> 01:55:05,283 - It is an honor, doctor. - That is impossible. 1567 01:55:05,285 --> 01:55:06,819 They're ready, sir. 1568 01:55:17,352 --> 01:55:19,283 Ah, wait a moment, please. 1569 01:55:19,285 --> 01:55:20,484 Yes, sir. 1570 01:55:20,486 --> 01:55:26,551 I'll be right here, William, right over there. All right? 1571 01:55:31,719 --> 01:55:33,283 That's good, and if you can hold on three... 1572 01:55:33,285 --> 01:55:37,017 one, two, three. 1573 01:55:45,753 --> 01:55:49,219 This is ours. Something to read on the ship. 1574 01:55:52,885 --> 01:55:55,750 Does she know? 1575 01:55:55,752 --> 01:55:56,786 She does. 1576 01:55:58,319 --> 01:56:04,716 Tell her I... you'll tell her then. 1577 01:56:04,718 --> 01:56:06,985 I will. 1578 01:56:28,085 --> 01:56:31,949 Have you seen the latest proof of the front cover? 1579 01:56:31,951 --> 01:56:36,083 You see, the fortunate thing about these awful people... 1580 01:56:36,085 --> 01:56:40,249 is they believe in the divine right of rule of the monarch. 1581 01:56:40,251 --> 01:56:42,249 Their system falls to pieces if they don't abide... 1582 01:56:42,251 --> 01:56:44,949 by its silly intricacies. 1583 01:56:44,951 --> 01:56:47,916 So, we use it against them. 1584 01:56:47,918 --> 01:56:49,783 Your book is safe, James. 1585 01:56:49,785 --> 01:56:52,149 You are safe at its helm for as long as you wish... 1586 01:56:52,151 --> 01:56:57,018 or until you shuffle off this mortal coil. 1587 01:56:59,817 --> 01:57:01,916 - Yes. - What now? 1588 01:57:01,918 --> 01:57:05,216 Now and forever beyond, my dear Gell... 1589 01:57:05,218 --> 01:57:09,182 Dr. Murray is the dictionary. 1590 01:57:09,184 --> 01:57:11,016 Perhaps you should consider taking a rest. 1591 01:57:11,018 --> 01:57:15,783 I hear the South of France is quite the place... 1592 01:57:15,785 --> 01:57:17,918 for recharging one's spirits. 1593 01:59:17,401 --> 01:59:22,401 Subtitles by explosiveskull 122506