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These are the user uploaded subtitles that are being translated: 1 00:00:02,000 --> 00:00:07,000 Downloaded from YTS.MX 2 00:00:08,000 --> 00:00:13,000 Official YIFY movies site: YTS.MX 3 00:00:26,139 --> 00:00:34,139 (dramatic music) 4 00:00:40,987 --> 00:00:48,987 (dramatic music) 5 00:00:50,163 --> 00:00:58,163 (dramatic music) 6 00:01:02,175 --> 00:01:10,175 (dramatic music) 7 00:01:14,187 --> 00:01:22,187 (dramatic music) 8 00:01:27,950 --> 00:01:33,998 (phone vibrating) 9 00:01:34,248 --> 00:01:35,416 - Hey Rach. 10 00:01:38,169 --> 00:01:39,754 I'm on the way. 11 00:01:40,004 --> 00:01:40,504 (music) 12 00:01:50,014 --> 00:01:50,514 (music) 13 00:02:00,024 --> 00:02:00,524 (music) 14 00:02:10,034 --> 00:02:10,534 (music) 15 00:02:19,919 --> 00:02:24,715 - I think I want to do my paper on Roman death penalties. 16 00:02:26,759 --> 00:02:28,219 - Alright. 17 00:02:28,469 --> 00:02:30,680 What's your argument? 18 00:02:30,930 --> 00:02:34,767 - Well, the Romans were really good at killing people. 19 00:02:35,017 --> 00:02:37,937 - That's not exactly an analytical thesis. 20 00:02:38,187 --> 00:02:41,274 - I mean they invented crucifixion. 21 00:02:41,524 --> 00:02:44,944 The way they killed their enemies was so bad ass. 22 00:02:45,194 --> 00:02:46,154 - And effective. 23 00:02:46,404 --> 00:02:47,322 - Right. 24 00:02:47,572 --> 00:02:48,448 And uh... 25 00:02:48,698 --> 00:02:49,407 - Spectacular. 26 00:02:49,657 --> 00:02:50,450 - Yes! 27 00:02:50,700 --> 00:02:53,453 - But they didn't invent crucifixion. 28 00:02:53,703 --> 00:02:54,037 - What? 29 00:02:54,287 --> 00:02:56,414 - The Romans didn't invent crucifixion per se. 30 00:02:56,664 --> 00:03:00,418 It was the Persians, probably, or the Assyrians. 31 00:03:00,668 --> 00:03:04,797 The Persian method entailed fixing the victim to either 32 00:03:05,047 --> 00:03:10,345 a tree or single upright timber, the so-called "torture stake," 33 00:03:10,595 --> 00:03:12,096 with the feet hanging down freely. 34 00:03:12,346 --> 00:03:16,893 Or sometimes, they would simply impale the victim on the stake, 35 00:03:17,143 --> 00:03:19,604 in much the same way we would impale an animal 36 00:03:19,854 --> 00:03:21,814 on a roasting spit. 37 00:03:22,064 --> 00:03:24,233 - Yeah, that would hurt. 38 00:03:24,483 --> 00:03:27,945 - Yes, of course the victim would die of internal injuries 39 00:03:28,195 --> 00:03:30,198 fairly quickly. 40 00:03:30,448 --> 00:03:33,326 But the more traditional Persian method was... 41 00:03:33,576 --> 00:03:36,871 well, here, stand up. 42 00:03:38,497 --> 00:03:40,082 Come on, up, up! 43 00:03:41,834 --> 00:03:43,544 That's good. 44 00:03:43,794 --> 00:03:47,006 See, the hands were fixed over the head like so 45 00:03:47,256 --> 00:03:49,759 and the feet hanging free unsecured. 46 00:03:50,009 --> 00:03:51,219 Alright? (William coughs) 47 00:03:51,469 --> 00:03:54,263 The victim's own bodyweight would cause the chest cavity 48 00:03:54,513 --> 00:03:58,434 to collapse in on the lungs, causing asphyxia, 49 00:03:58,684 --> 00:04:01,229 suffocation within hours. 50 00:04:01,479 --> 00:04:03,690 Do you feel how it's already harder for you to breathe? 51 00:04:03,940 --> 00:04:05,483 - Mm-hmm. 52 00:04:06,317 --> 00:04:10,238 - Now, Romans added the gibbet. 53 00:04:10,488 --> 00:04:13,116 They stretched the victim's arms like so, 54 00:04:13,366 --> 00:04:13,741 -Yeah. 55 00:04:13,991 --> 00:04:16,828 Probably dislocating the shoulders in the process, 56 00:04:17,078 --> 00:04:20,540 but they also added and this is the interesting bit, William. 57 00:04:20,790 --> 00:04:24,001 They added a little piece of wood on which the victim could 58 00:04:24,251 --> 00:04:27,880 rest his buttocks and they secured his feet 59 00:04:28,130 --> 00:04:33,094 and the ability to rest and then even in excruciating agony, 60 00:04:33,344 --> 00:04:36,097 to use the legs to elevate the chest and breathe 61 00:04:36,347 --> 00:04:41,060 gave the victims hope and the victim's own will to survive 62 00:04:41,310 --> 00:04:43,938 increased and prolonged his suffering. 63 00:04:44,188 --> 00:04:49,694 Death that once came in minutes or hours, now took days. 64 00:04:49,944 --> 00:04:54,782 So you see, William, the Romans didn't invent crucifixion. 65 00:04:55,032 --> 00:04:56,117 They perfected it. 66 00:04:56,367 --> 00:04:58,578 (Knock on door) 67 00:04:58,828 --> 00:05:01,706 - Oh, excuse me, Dr. Hadley, am I interrupting? 68 00:05:01,956 --> 00:05:02,915 - Not at all, Anna. 69 00:05:03,165 --> 00:05:06,085 - You said to come by at three to discuss my revisions, 70 00:05:06,335 --> 00:05:07,879 but no rush. 71 00:05:08,129 --> 00:05:08,755 - No, no, no. 72 00:05:09,005 --> 00:05:09,714 Come in. Come in. 73 00:05:09,964 --> 00:05:11,799 We're finished here, yes? 74 00:05:13,634 --> 00:05:16,179 - I just need to marinate on what you said. 75 00:05:16,429 --> 00:05:17,555 - Ruminate. 76 00:05:17,805 --> 00:05:19,891 Unless you're aphasic. 77 00:05:20,141 --> 00:05:21,100 Go. 78 00:05:21,350 --> 00:05:22,894 Close the door on the way out. 79 00:05:23,144 --> 00:05:24,771 Anna, sit. 80 00:05:25,021 --> 00:05:26,814 (door closes) 81 00:05:30,192 --> 00:05:32,403 I would say you made progress with your chapter, 82 00:05:32,653 --> 00:05:34,905 but I would be lying. 83 00:05:35,281 --> 00:05:39,786 - The Greeks and Romans held education above everything, 84 00:05:40,036 --> 00:05:45,833 except perhaps tribe, family, family honor. 85 00:05:46,083 --> 00:05:48,377 The goal of the classical education model, 86 00:05:48,627 --> 00:05:51,130 even if not always the result, the reason they studied 87 00:05:51,380 --> 00:05:54,133 so intensely history, philosophy, literature, 88 00:05:54,383 --> 00:05:57,470 grammar, rhetoric, was to inculcate in the human being, 89 00:05:57,720 --> 00:06:00,347 the seeds of moral excellence. 90 00:06:02,058 --> 00:06:05,603 See, they weren't just trying to make people smarter. 91 00:06:07,313 --> 00:06:09,273 They were trying to make them better. 92 00:06:09,523 --> 00:06:11,067 - Thank you, Dr. Rhodes. 93 00:06:11,317 --> 00:06:13,110 - Thank you. 94 00:06:15,738 --> 00:06:16,238 (music) 95 00:06:20,993 --> 00:06:22,870 (grunts) 96 00:06:24,288 --> 00:06:27,125 (footsteps) 97 00:06:27,375 --> 00:06:28,417 - Well, you've got a year to prove that you're 98 00:06:28,667 --> 00:06:30,169 the right person for this job. 99 00:06:30,419 --> 00:06:31,754 The visiting appointment is yours. 100 00:06:32,004 --> 00:06:33,005 - Thank you. 101 00:06:33,255 --> 00:06:35,341 - By the way, I really enjoyed your book. 102 00:06:35,591 --> 00:06:36,091 (music) 103 00:06:52,233 --> 00:06:54,527 ♪ Take me for 104 00:06:57,113 --> 00:06:59,949 a ride in the sun ♪ 105 00:07:00,199 --> 00:07:03,244 ♪ Around the bend 106 00:07:04,411 --> 00:07:07,164 we'll be free ♪ 107 00:07:07,414 --> 00:07:07,914 (music) 108 00:07:12,670 --> 00:07:14,797 - Okie-Dokie artichokie. 109 00:07:15,047 --> 00:07:16,299 Your copy of the lease. 110 00:07:16,549 --> 00:07:17,967 - Thank you. 111 00:07:18,217 --> 00:07:20,052 - And I'm sorry about the students. 112 00:07:20,302 --> 00:07:21,887 In advance. 113 00:07:22,763 --> 00:07:23,514 (Ben chuckles) 114 00:07:23,764 --> 00:07:25,016 (music) 115 00:07:25,266 --> 00:07:27,977 ♪ Reckless nights 116 00:07:30,229 --> 00:07:32,982 searching for some peace ♪ 117 00:07:33,232 --> 00:07:36,068 ♪ Briefly glimpsed 118 00:07:37,111 --> 00:07:39,864 in an ocean dream ♪ 119 00:07:41,532 --> 00:07:43,742 ♪ Taken back 120 00:07:45,995 --> 00:07:49,373 by a picture of me and you ♪ 121 00:07:49,623 --> 00:07:52,668 ♪ That man is dead 122 00:07:52,918 --> 00:07:55,504 but this day is new ♪ 123 00:07:55,754 --> 00:07:57,340 - I would have gotten an A, but she said that my font 124 00:07:57,590 --> 00:07:59,634 was too big, so I didn't meet the page requirement. 125 00:07:59,884 --> 00:08:01,469 - Did you use an oversized font on purpose? 126 00:08:01,719 --> 00:08:02,762 - No. 127 00:08:03,012 --> 00:08:06,641 I just think Bookman Old Style is sexier than Times New Roman. 128 00:08:06,891 --> 00:08:08,893 - It's one reason to choose a font. 129 00:08:09,143 --> 00:08:10,519 - Hi. 130 00:08:10,769 --> 00:08:11,729 - Hi. 131 00:08:11,979 --> 00:08:14,106 - Um... 132 00:08:14,356 --> 00:08:15,816 Can I put this here? 133 00:08:16,066 --> 00:08:17,818 - It's not my desk. 134 00:08:18,068 --> 00:08:20,655 - I was told to ask for Jill. 135 00:08:20,905 --> 00:08:22,073 - Um, yeah, she's, uh... 136 00:08:22,323 --> 00:08:24,658 HADLEY: She's at lunch, Dr. Rhodes. 137 00:08:26,493 --> 00:08:28,037 You're early. 138 00:08:28,287 --> 00:08:29,455 - Dr. Hadley. 139 00:08:29,705 --> 00:08:32,583 Yes, I was just going to sneak in and leave a few things. 140 00:08:32,833 --> 00:08:34,961 Nothing wrong with getting a little head start. 141 00:08:35,211 --> 00:08:38,422 - Last I looked, your office hadn't been painted yet. 142 00:08:38,672 --> 00:08:40,424 - We can find a place for that. 143 00:08:40,674 --> 00:08:41,342 - I'm Anna. 144 00:08:41,592 --> 00:08:42,510 I read your book. 145 00:08:42,760 --> 00:08:43,386 - And? 146 00:08:43,636 --> 00:08:45,429 - It was full of awesomeness. 147 00:08:45,679 --> 00:08:47,473 HADLEY: How rude of me. 148 00:08:47,723 --> 00:08:50,810 This is Anna, my preeminent graduate student. 149 00:08:51,060 --> 00:08:53,312 We were in the middle of a meeting when you arrived. 150 00:08:53,562 --> 00:08:54,772 Office. 151 00:08:55,022 --> 00:08:57,400 - Sure. 152 00:08:57,650 --> 00:09:00,861 - Welcome to my department, Dr. Rhodes. 153 00:09:01,111 --> 00:09:03,322 I think we can put this somewhere safe. 154 00:09:10,829 --> 00:09:18,829 (soft music, clock ticking) 155 00:09:21,924 --> 00:09:22,842 (door squeaks as it's opened) 156 00:09:23,092 --> 00:09:23,676 - I'm going home. 157 00:09:23,926 --> 00:09:24,927 You'll lock up when you leave, please? 158 00:09:25,177 --> 00:09:26,262 - Of course, Jill. 159 00:09:26,512 --> 00:09:28,055 Thanks. 160 00:09:28,305 --> 00:09:29,348 - I completely forgot. 161 00:09:29,598 --> 00:09:32,435 The Dean called for you when you were in class earlier. 162 00:09:32,685 --> 00:09:33,602 - Great. 163 00:09:33,852 --> 00:09:35,104 Thanks. Good night. 164 00:09:35,354 --> 00:09:36,564 - Good night. 165 00:09:36,814 --> 00:09:38,565 (door closes) 166 00:09:44,029 --> 00:09:49,535 (school bells ringing) 167 00:09:51,578 --> 00:09:52,788 (Hadley sighs) 168 00:09:53,038 --> 00:09:54,165 - What, Jan? 169 00:09:54,415 --> 00:09:55,166 - Oh please, have a seat. 170 00:09:55,416 --> 00:09:57,001 - I think I'll stand. 171 00:09:57,251 --> 00:09:58,586 - Fine. 172 00:09:58,836 --> 00:10:00,880 You have a student named William Percy? 173 00:10:01,130 --> 00:10:03,883 - If you're asking, I'm sure I do. 174 00:10:04,133 --> 00:10:06,677 - You apparently berated him with a long and graphic tirade 175 00:10:06,927 --> 00:10:10,431 about Roman crucifixion, unceremoniously threw him 176 00:10:10,681 --> 00:10:12,641 out of your office before adequately addressing his 177 00:10:12,891 --> 00:10:15,895 concerns about his term paper and then when you graded said 178 00:10:16,145 --> 00:10:20,399 term paper, added insult to injury by writing comments like, 179 00:10:20,649 --> 00:10:23,527 "Your conclusion on this score is patently absurd." 180 00:10:23,777 --> 00:10:25,613 - I was trying to teach him something. 181 00:10:25,863 --> 00:10:28,324 - By literally demonstrating the effects of crucifixion 182 00:10:28,574 --> 00:10:30,201 on his person? 183 00:10:30,451 --> 00:10:33,871 What, have the past five years in scholarly exile made you 184 00:10:34,121 --> 00:10:36,707 so miserable, that you are now taking out your frustrations 185 00:10:36,957 --> 00:10:38,667 on your students? 186 00:10:38,917 --> 00:10:41,754 Universities don't operate like they used to. 187 00:10:42,004 --> 00:10:44,048 - Will you get to the point, please? 188 00:10:44,298 --> 00:10:45,925 - What's happened to you, Val? 189 00:10:46,175 --> 00:10:47,843 I know you have personal responsibilities 190 00:10:48,093 --> 00:10:49,011 and I appreciate that. 191 00:10:49,261 --> 00:10:52,181 - And the problem with Mr. Percy is what? 192 00:10:52,431 --> 00:10:54,809 - According to his mother, he's having nightmares about you 193 00:10:55,059 --> 00:10:56,936 and his anxiety level has forced him to start seeing 194 00:10:57,186 --> 00:10:58,187 a school counselor. 195 00:10:58,437 --> 00:11:00,731 - Well, I hope it helps. 196 00:11:00,981 --> 00:11:02,149 - Did you call him aphasic? 197 00:11:02,399 --> 00:11:03,400 - He knew what aphasic meant? 198 00:11:03,650 --> 00:11:06,028 - His sister has a speech impediment and it's real 199 00:11:06,278 --> 00:11:08,114 and his parents are very important patrons of the 200 00:11:08,364 --> 00:11:09,448 university athletics. 201 00:11:09,698 --> 00:11:12,743 This is the type of thing that can turn into a PR disaster. 202 00:11:12,993 --> 00:11:13,452 - Please! 203 00:11:13,702 --> 00:11:15,579 - Like it or not, Val, that's where the money comes from. 204 00:11:15,829 --> 00:11:18,666 That's where the money is, the very money that allows you 205 00:11:18,916 --> 00:11:21,627 to do basically whatever it is you want to do in your 206 00:11:21,877 --> 00:11:24,088 little fiefdom! 207 00:11:25,881 --> 00:11:27,758 Val. 208 00:11:31,804 --> 00:11:34,390 How is your father? 209 00:11:36,642 --> 00:11:37,142 (music) 210 00:11:44,858 --> 00:11:48,529 ♪ It's cleared out past this city ♪ 211 00:11:48,779 --> 00:11:53,951 ♪ Eyes like windows slam their shutters when it rains ♪ 212 00:11:54,201 --> 00:11:59,873 ♪ Oh if you did not want my love it's easy ♪ 213 00:12:00,457 --> 00:12:04,712 ♪ You could lock that door 214 00:12:04,962 --> 00:12:09,133 and screen slams in the wind ♪ 215 00:12:09,383 --> 00:12:15,598 ♪ And it drives me mad and oh my body will break down ♪ 216 00:12:15,848 --> 00:12:19,977 ♪ And oh my God I see ♪ 217 00:12:20,727 --> 00:12:23,689 - Nobody wants to teach summer session. 218 00:12:23,939 --> 00:12:26,066 It's a way in, you know. 219 00:12:26,316 --> 00:12:29,486 (music) 220 00:12:29,736 --> 00:12:33,824 - I'm just saying, if you can't get tenure, then what? 221 00:12:34,074 --> 00:12:36,076 - Fuck the chair of the department, I suppose. 222 00:12:36,326 --> 00:12:37,536 That worked for you, right? 223 00:12:37,786 --> 00:12:40,372 - One of us should have moved out. 224 00:12:40,622 --> 00:12:41,122 (music) 225 00:12:46,170 --> 00:12:47,713 It wasn't all me, Ben. 226 00:12:47,963 --> 00:12:48,923 - No, you're right, Rach. 227 00:12:49,173 --> 00:12:51,258 The losing the baby part, that wasn't you. 228 00:12:51,508 --> 00:12:53,844 The rest of it was pretty straightforward. 229 00:12:54,094 --> 00:12:54,803 (music) 230 00:12:55,053 --> 00:12:59,600 ♪ ...low this evening, we came from far away ♪ 231 00:13:01,810 --> 00:13:06,398 ♪ Silhouettes like mountains dancing 232 00:13:06,648 --> 00:13:11,028 the ground it shakes and sways ♪ 233 00:13:11,278 --> 00:13:14,490 ♪ and it shamed the devil to find us not afraid ♪ 234 00:13:14,740 --> 00:13:16,784 (rustling of paper bag) 235 00:13:17,034 --> 00:13:19,244 (drawer opens) 236 00:13:20,412 --> 00:13:21,997 BEN: You... 237 00:13:22,247 --> 00:13:23,666 I hate you do this... 238 00:13:23,916 --> 00:13:26,835 ♪ Oh my God I see ♪ 239 00:13:27,085 --> 00:13:32,633 ♪ all these lines from a hundred stories ♪ 240 00:13:32,883 --> 00:13:37,638 ♪ oh we chase spot fires you leave ♪ 241 00:13:37,888 --> 00:13:42,184 ♪ yeah we chase spot fires to see your glow ♪ 242 00:13:42,434 --> 00:13:44,979 ♪ your glow, your glow ♪ 243 00:13:45,229 --> 00:13:49,775 ♪ your glory ♪ 244 00:13:50,025 --> 00:13:52,569 (music) 245 00:13:52,819 --> 00:13:54,821 (paper sizzles) 246 00:14:02,496 --> 00:14:03,096 (sobbing) 247 00:14:12,965 --> 00:14:14,508 (smoke alarm beeping) 248 00:14:14,758 --> 00:14:16,593 - Shit. 249 00:14:16,843 --> 00:14:21,557 (smoke alarm beeping) 250 00:14:21,807 --> 00:14:22,975 Goddamn it! 251 00:14:23,225 --> 00:14:24,727 (chair drags) 252 00:14:24,977 --> 00:14:29,898 (smoke alarm beeping) 253 00:14:30,148 --> 00:14:31,441 Fuck! 254 00:14:33,235 --> 00:14:35,612 (door squeaks) 255 00:14:35,862 --> 00:14:36,530 - Dr. Rhodes? 256 00:14:36,780 --> 00:14:37,531 Do you live here? 257 00:14:37,781 --> 00:14:38,407 Are you on fire? 258 00:14:38,657 --> 00:14:41,493 - No, I just-I burned my dinner, that's all. 259 00:14:41,743 --> 00:14:44,705 I should, uh, get some clothes on. 260 00:14:44,955 --> 00:14:46,957 - Why? 261 00:14:47,624 --> 00:14:55,341 (music, birds chirping, water flowing) 262 00:14:55,591 --> 00:14:56,091 (music) 263 00:15:16,862 --> 00:15:19,281 (footsteps) 264 00:15:19,531 --> 00:15:21,408 - Morning, Pop. 265 00:15:21,658 --> 00:15:22,743 - I'm Val. 266 00:15:22,993 --> 00:15:25,496 I'm your son. 267 00:15:25,746 --> 00:15:27,373 - Can we go for a ride in the T-Bird today 268 00:15:27,623 --> 00:15:28,916 and put the top down? 269 00:15:29,166 --> 00:15:34,046 You know, along the old beach road, past the Ferris wheel? 270 00:15:35,047 --> 00:15:36,673 - Some other time, maybe. 271 00:15:37,758 --> 00:15:41,261 -Oh, not today of course, I know that. 272 00:15:47,184 --> 00:15:49,728 You finish that degree yet? 273 00:15:52,439 --> 00:15:54,191 - Indeed I did, Dad. 274 00:15:54,441 --> 00:16:02,441 (birds chirping) 275 00:16:03,325 --> 00:16:03,825 (music) 276 00:16:09,039 --> 00:16:15,253 ♪ Keep your night free, it's a long walk home ♪ 277 00:16:16,046 --> 00:16:20,467 ♪ Nobody said we should leave ♪ 278 00:16:20,717 --> 00:16:24,262 ♪ No one but you and me ♪ 279 00:16:27,724 --> 00:16:30,936 ♪ Go get your rifle... ♪ 280 00:16:31,186 --> 00:16:33,147 - Hey there, good seeing you. 281 00:16:33,397 --> 00:16:35,274 ♪ ...under your mattress ♪ 282 00:16:35,524 --> 00:16:39,987 ♪ We'll need it more out there ♪ 283 00:16:40,237 --> 00:16:44,241 ♪ So many ways to die ♪ 284 00:16:44,491 --> 00:16:44,991 (music) 285 00:16:55,711 --> 00:16:56,211 - Whoa! 286 00:16:56,461 --> 00:16:56,962 - Hey! 287 00:16:58,880 --> 00:17:00,549 Dr. Fletcher. 288 00:17:01,299 --> 00:17:03,552 - Just Fletcher, doctor, that's my dad. 289 00:17:03,802 --> 00:17:05,846 Ben Rhodes, man! 290 00:17:06,096 --> 00:17:06,930 Fuck! 291 00:17:07,180 --> 00:17:08,765 How's it going, man! 292 00:17:09,015 --> 00:17:11,852 Good to see you, welcome to the insane asylum, man. 293 00:17:12,102 --> 00:17:14,188 Yeah, you'll find the department, it's a gaggle 294 00:17:14,438 --> 00:17:16,523 of batshit academics. 295 00:17:16,773 --> 00:17:17,691 I mean they're good scholars. 296 00:17:17,941 --> 00:17:23,197 They're self-important maniacs, and me, and now you. 297 00:17:23,447 --> 00:17:23,864 That's awesome. 298 00:17:24,114 --> 00:17:25,449 Hey listen, if I don't smoke a cigarette in the next 299 00:17:25,699 --> 00:17:28,869 30 seconds, I'm going to punch somebody in the face! 300 00:17:29,119 --> 00:17:29,828 Ha, ha, ha. 301 00:17:30,078 --> 00:17:30,788 Hey! 302 00:17:31,038 --> 00:17:31,914 You got that book. 303 00:17:32,164 --> 00:17:33,373 I want to hear all about it so we'll 304 00:17:33,623 --> 00:17:34,625 talk a little later on, right? 305 00:17:34,875 --> 00:17:35,334 - Absolutely. 306 00:17:35,584 --> 00:17:37,461 - Okay man, I'll catch you later. 307 00:17:37,711 --> 00:17:38,211 (music) 308 00:17:46,720 --> 00:17:47,220 (music) 309 00:17:55,854 --> 00:17:57,648 - Hey, can I get you something to drink? 310 00:17:57,898 --> 00:18:00,067 - Sure. 311 00:18:00,317 --> 00:18:01,527 What do you have on draft? 312 00:18:01,777 --> 00:18:03,278 - A lot. 313 00:18:04,237 --> 00:18:06,031 - That. 314 00:18:11,369 --> 00:18:14,373 - Seems I neglected to invite you to our little soiree. 315 00:18:14,623 --> 00:18:15,582 - Ah. 316 00:18:15,832 --> 00:18:17,459 I'm sure you have a lot on your mind. 317 00:18:17,709 --> 00:18:18,877 - Who did invite you? 318 00:18:19,127 --> 00:18:20,128 - Dr. Hadley! 319 00:18:20,378 --> 00:18:22,673 Hey, Dr. Rhodes, you made it! 320 00:18:22,923 --> 00:18:23,715 - Yes, ma'am. 321 00:18:23,965 --> 00:18:26,843 - Such a thoughtful little bug. 322 00:18:27,093 --> 00:18:28,971 Where's your wife? 323 00:18:29,221 --> 00:18:30,180 - She's not here. 324 00:18:30,430 --> 00:18:32,099 - Is she under the weather? 325 00:18:32,349 --> 00:18:33,767 - No, she didn't come. 326 00:18:34,017 --> 00:18:37,688 We're, we're separated, actually. 327 00:18:37,938 --> 00:18:40,357 - That wasn't part of the deal. 328 00:18:42,818 --> 00:18:46,446 I'm teasing you, my esteemed junior colleague. 329 00:18:46,696 --> 00:18:48,532 (laughs) 330 00:18:48,782 --> 00:18:50,701 (crowd cheers) 331 00:18:50,951 --> 00:18:51,451 (music) 332 00:18:55,622 --> 00:19:01,586 - Dr. Hadley, might I have just one dance, please? 333 00:19:03,588 --> 00:19:06,758 - Dear Anna, no, I have something of a headache. 334 00:19:07,008 --> 00:19:09,803 - Dr. Rhodes? 335 00:19:11,471 --> 00:19:13,849 - You don't need my permission. 336 00:19:15,225 --> 00:19:15,934 - I don't dance. 337 00:19:16,184 --> 00:19:17,436 - Neither do I. 338 00:19:17,686 --> 00:19:19,229 Come on! 339 00:19:19,479 --> 00:19:19,979 (music) 340 00:19:27,487 --> 00:19:27,987 (music) 341 00:19:36,204 --> 00:19:38,081 ANNA: What? 342 00:19:38,331 --> 00:19:39,625 - Nothing! 343 00:19:39,875 --> 00:19:40,959 - What? 344 00:19:41,209 --> 00:19:43,045 The cat's out of the bag now. 345 00:19:43,295 --> 00:19:44,546 - I shouldn't. 346 00:19:44,796 --> 00:19:45,714 I just got here. 347 00:19:45,964 --> 00:19:48,925 - All the more reason why maybe you should. 348 00:19:51,052 --> 00:19:52,929 BEN: Ok. 349 00:19:53,179 --> 00:19:55,057 What's the deal with him? 350 00:19:55,307 --> 00:19:56,975 ANNA: Hadley? 351 00:19:58,476 --> 00:20:00,270 Don't tell him I told you this. 352 00:20:00,520 --> 00:20:01,980 BEN: Don't tell him you saw me naked. 353 00:20:02,230 --> 00:20:04,274 ANNA: I didn't, doofus! 354 00:20:04,524 --> 00:20:06,026 His dad is sick. 355 00:20:06,276 --> 00:20:08,487 He won't admit to it, but I think he's getting worse. 356 00:20:08,737 --> 00:20:11,323 Dr. Hadley used to always, always, always be on campus 357 00:20:11,573 --> 00:20:13,951 and now he's missing office hours. 358 00:20:14,201 --> 00:20:15,118 - That's his problem. 359 00:20:15,368 --> 00:20:16,453 - I think he's pissed. 360 00:20:16,703 --> 00:20:19,122 It looks like it's kept him from publishing his new book. 361 00:20:19,372 --> 00:20:23,168 He's always been sad, even before his dad got bad. 362 00:20:23,418 --> 00:20:25,629 Come on, twirl me. 363 00:20:25,879 --> 00:20:29,174 (laughs) 364 00:20:29,424 --> 00:20:31,593 - You got some moves! 365 00:20:34,471 --> 00:20:39,267 - Hadley, why don't you join the party, son of a bitch. 366 00:20:39,517 --> 00:20:42,604 (music) 367 00:20:42,854 --> 00:20:45,607 ♪ If I die by her side, I'll abide ♪ 368 00:20:45,857 --> 00:20:48,068 ♪ Cuz I'll be born again ♪ 369 00:20:50,028 --> 00:20:54,366 ♪ If I die by her side, I'll abide ♪ 370 00:20:55,408 --> 00:20:57,953 ♪ Cuz I'll be born again ♪ 371 00:20:58,203 --> 00:21:02,457 (cheering) 372 00:21:02,707 --> 00:21:04,084 - Thank you. 373 00:21:04,751 --> 00:21:06,503 - Why here? 374 00:21:06,753 --> 00:21:09,256 - The great Valerian Hadley, of course. 375 00:21:09,506 --> 00:21:11,800 (laughs) 376 00:21:13,301 --> 00:21:15,512 No, I'm just kidding. 377 00:21:16,846 --> 00:21:20,100 A scholar of consequence doesn't have Visiting Professor 378 00:21:20,350 --> 00:21:23,019 next to his name on his book jacket. 379 00:21:24,020 --> 00:21:26,690 A permanent position here would change all that. 380 00:21:26,940 --> 00:21:30,610 - Oh, so it's just about a title. 381 00:21:30,860 --> 00:21:32,028 - And it was far. 382 00:21:32,278 --> 00:21:33,405 - From your wife? 383 00:21:33,655 --> 00:21:34,823 - Forget it. 384 00:21:35,073 --> 00:21:37,743 I shouldn't be sharing intimate details of my personal life 385 00:21:37,993 --> 00:21:40,078 with a potential student. 386 00:21:42,706 --> 00:21:44,750 You should take one of my classes sometime. 387 00:21:45,000 --> 00:21:49,296 - Sorry to blow up your fantasy, but I spend this summer 388 00:21:49,546 --> 00:21:52,174 in Rome doing the last of my dissertation research. 389 00:21:52,424 --> 00:21:56,052 Next year writing and I am D-U-N, done! 390 00:21:56,302 --> 00:21:56,970 BEN: Must be a good feeling. 391 00:21:57,220 --> 00:21:58,430 - Yeah. 392 00:21:58,680 --> 00:22:00,015 - What are you writing on? 393 00:22:00,265 --> 00:22:01,308 - Intruder alert! 394 00:22:01,558 --> 00:22:02,893 Bahahahaaa. 395 00:22:03,143 --> 00:22:04,144 Hey sorry man. 396 00:22:04,394 --> 00:22:05,604 Listen, about this book of yours, right? 397 00:22:05,854 --> 00:22:08,899 Now I know that Cambridge... mighty selective as to 398 00:22:09,149 --> 00:22:10,233 what they're going to publish. 399 00:22:10,483 --> 00:22:11,610 I know that they're not going to stick their name 400 00:22:11,860 --> 00:22:13,820 on any old piece of shit, that's what we're saying, right? 401 00:22:14,070 --> 00:22:15,197 So I promise I'll read it. 402 00:22:15,447 --> 00:22:16,114 I want to read it. 403 00:22:16,364 --> 00:22:17,115 I'm going to read it. 404 00:22:17,365 --> 00:22:22,746 I swear, I mean not this week or next month, but I will, I swear. 405 00:22:22,996 --> 00:22:24,080 - It's no big deal. 406 00:22:24,330 --> 00:22:25,207 - No, hey man. 407 00:22:25,457 --> 00:22:26,500 - Alright, gentlemen. 408 00:22:26,750 --> 00:22:28,543 I'm taking it in. 409 00:22:28,793 --> 00:22:33,256 It was educational talking to you, Dr. Rhodes. 410 00:22:33,506 --> 00:22:35,258 Peace Fletch! 411 00:22:35,508 --> 00:22:37,177 - Night Anna. 412 00:22:37,427 --> 00:22:37,927 (music) 413 00:22:45,393 --> 00:22:49,314 I know this guy who knows this guy who knows this other guy, 414 00:22:49,564 --> 00:22:52,484 got involved with a grad student in his department. 415 00:22:52,734 --> 00:22:56,029 It's tenure track, all the bullshit bells and whistles, 416 00:22:56,279 --> 00:23:00,992 very subtle, still turned into a whole whack of shit. 417 00:23:01,242 --> 00:23:04,412 There was a hearing, for fuck's sake, finally it over 418 00:23:04,662 --> 00:23:08,834 and he got a quite painful pay free suspension disguised 419 00:23:09,084 --> 00:23:11,545 as a sabbatical and that's not even reason number one 420 00:23:11,795 --> 00:23:12,921 why you should banish what's in your mind right now 421 00:23:13,171 --> 00:23:15,632 to a far the fuck away land. 422 00:23:15,882 --> 00:23:19,344 Are you out of your fucking mind, man? 423 00:23:19,594 --> 00:23:20,720 Wait a sec. 424 00:23:20,970 --> 00:23:22,514 You're married. 425 00:23:24,015 --> 00:23:26,393 You little trollop. 426 00:23:26,643 --> 00:23:27,936 Nice! 427 00:23:28,186 --> 00:23:29,855 Man, hey, do you want to smoke something? 428 00:23:30,105 --> 00:23:30,772 - I don't smoke pot. 429 00:23:31,022 --> 00:23:32,107 - Oh come on, no, it's not pot. 430 00:23:32,357 --> 00:23:33,275 It's not pot. 431 00:23:33,525 --> 00:23:37,153 No, it's something else from Dr. Feldman in the chem lab. 432 00:23:37,403 --> 00:23:40,657 It's nice. Come on, let's go outside. 433 00:23:40,907 --> 00:23:42,242 - I really shouldn't. 434 00:23:42,492 --> 00:23:44,953 - You're missing out. 435 00:23:45,203 --> 00:23:46,663 Don't do it, man. 436 00:23:46,913 --> 00:23:47,413 (music) 437 00:23:54,295 --> 00:23:58,049 ♪ Loose change in the morning ♪ 438 00:23:58,299 --> 00:24:02,345 ♪ Loose change ♪ 439 00:24:02,595 --> 00:24:05,640 ♪ Loose change in the evening ♪ 440 00:24:17,193 --> 00:24:18,612 - Morning sunshine. 441 00:24:18,862 --> 00:24:20,697 How are you feeling? 442 00:24:20,947 --> 00:24:22,740 - Anna? 443 00:24:24,909 --> 00:24:27,329 - I had a lot of fun last night. 444 00:24:27,579 --> 00:24:31,457 I mean the whole night, not just the- you know. 445 00:24:32,917 --> 00:24:35,128 - I'm a little hazy on last night, actually. 446 00:24:35,378 --> 00:24:38,715 - Well, I was up late at my computer and I heard you 447 00:24:38,965 --> 00:24:40,592 singing outside. 448 00:24:40,842 --> 00:24:41,426 - Singing? 449 00:24:41,676 --> 00:24:44,095 - Yeah, that song from the bar, the one we danced to? 450 00:24:44,345 --> 00:24:47,182 When I found you, you had fallen in the parking lot, 451 00:24:47,432 --> 00:24:49,225 you could barely even walk. 452 00:24:49,475 --> 00:24:51,352 Oh, fucking Fletcher. 453 00:24:54,189 --> 00:24:56,983 Anna, I really- 454 00:24:57,233 --> 00:25:01,321 I really appreciate you taking care of me. 455 00:25:01,571 --> 00:25:03,156 It was really sweet, it really, really was, 456 00:25:03,406 --> 00:25:06,117 but this isn't right. 457 00:25:06,367 --> 00:25:07,911 I'm sorry, you're a student. 458 00:25:08,161 --> 00:25:10,372 - Grad student. 459 00:25:10,622 --> 00:25:13,291 This isn't going to get weird now, is it? 460 00:25:13,541 --> 00:25:16,127 (Ben sighs) 461 00:25:20,965 --> 00:25:22,509 (Ben grunts) 462 00:25:22,759 --> 00:25:25,345 - Ohhhhh... 463 00:25:25,595 --> 00:25:27,889 Nooo... 464 00:25:28,139 --> 00:25:32,810 It's already weird. 465 00:25:34,062 --> 00:25:35,730 - You're real cute, though. 466 00:25:35,980 --> 00:25:36,480 (music) 467 00:25:43,446 --> 00:25:44,406 - Pop, is that you? 468 00:25:44,656 --> 00:25:47,826 I didn't know you were coming to visit today. 469 00:25:48,076 --> 00:25:49,869 - Dad, I'm working now. 470 00:25:50,119 --> 00:25:53,415 - You're working too hard, from the looks of it. 471 00:25:53,665 --> 00:25:56,334 I wanted to show you something. 472 00:25:56,584 --> 00:25:57,377 - What is it? 473 00:25:57,627 --> 00:26:00,296 - Your grandson wrote a book. 474 00:26:15,520 --> 00:26:16,813 - Ben Rhodes? 475 00:26:17,063 --> 00:26:18,523 Ben Rhodes, you got a package. 476 00:26:18,773 --> 00:26:20,567 It's got summer sausage in it. 477 00:26:20,817 --> 00:26:21,776 Yum! 478 00:26:22,026 --> 00:26:23,653 - Wow, that's formidable. 479 00:26:23,903 --> 00:26:24,904 - Yeah, who's it from? 480 00:26:25,154 --> 00:26:26,865 - Whoa, sausage? 481 00:26:27,115 --> 00:26:29,200 - Ah, my mom. 482 00:26:29,450 --> 00:26:30,869 She thinks I'm off. 483 00:26:31,119 --> 00:26:33,496 - Well, does your basket have that spicy stone ground mustard 484 00:26:33,746 --> 00:26:35,915 in it 'cause that will pretty much fix anything. 485 00:26:36,165 --> 00:26:38,126 It's like duct tape except it's mustard. 486 00:26:38,376 --> 00:26:41,171 Oh, I think I see a jar. 487 00:26:41,421 --> 00:26:45,216 Mary, I am so glad that I caught you. 488 00:26:45,466 --> 00:26:46,885 Listen, I'm going to be out of the country 489 00:26:47,135 --> 00:26:48,678 for a couple of weeks and I was wondering 490 00:26:48,928 --> 00:26:51,097 if maybe you would check my mail, 491 00:26:51,347 --> 00:26:52,807 maybe set it aside or something. 492 00:26:53,057 --> 00:26:54,184 - Sorry, we don't do that. 493 00:26:54,434 --> 00:26:56,269 - Come on, Terry, please, I know it's last minute, 494 00:26:56,519 --> 00:26:58,813 but I've got conference notices and grants 495 00:26:59,063 --> 00:27:00,523 and post doc stuff coming in. 496 00:27:00,773 --> 00:27:02,817 - I know, but if I do it for you, then I have to do it 497 00:27:03,067 --> 00:27:03,985 for everybody. 498 00:27:04,235 --> 00:27:06,112 So no, sorry. 499 00:27:06,362 --> 00:27:08,406 - Shit balls! 500 00:27:09,157 --> 00:27:10,533 I hate it when people say that. 501 00:27:10,783 --> 00:27:11,201 - What? 502 00:27:11,451 --> 00:27:13,328 - I do it for you, then I have to do it for everybody. 503 00:27:13,578 --> 00:27:14,454 It's like it's so not true. 504 00:27:14,704 --> 00:27:16,498 You could just do it for me because I'm nice 505 00:27:16,748 --> 00:27:17,665 and you like me. 506 00:27:17,915 --> 00:27:18,875 - I can still hear you talking. 507 00:27:19,125 --> 00:27:21,002 - Love you, Terry! 508 00:27:21,252 --> 00:27:23,588 - Hey, you going to Rome, right? 509 00:27:23,838 --> 00:27:24,631 Who cares? 510 00:27:24,881 --> 00:27:26,966 - Are you feeling weird? 511 00:27:27,216 --> 00:27:30,095 - So how many post docs and conferences 512 00:27:30,345 --> 00:27:31,554 did you apply to anyway? 513 00:27:31,804 --> 00:27:33,306 - All of them. 514 00:27:33,556 --> 00:27:34,974 Got to have a lot of lines in the water. 515 00:27:35,224 --> 00:27:37,519 - Just one in the right place. 516 00:27:37,769 --> 00:27:40,855 Look, I could check your mail for you. 517 00:27:41,105 --> 00:27:41,981 No big deal. 518 00:27:42,231 --> 00:27:46,027 - Mm, no, no, that's not what I'm trying to do. 519 00:27:46,277 --> 00:27:48,780 You just feel obligated because we did it 520 00:27:49,030 --> 00:27:51,741 and there's plenty of other people that I could ask. 521 00:27:51,991 --> 00:27:52,867 - That's an easy thing to do. 522 00:27:53,117 --> 00:27:54,244 - Well, I feel like I'm taking advantage. 523 00:27:54,494 --> 00:27:55,995 Am I taking advantage or am I at least being a pain? 524 00:27:56,245 --> 00:27:57,539 - Just give me a fucking key. 525 00:27:57,789 --> 00:27:59,290 - Yes! 526 00:28:00,291 --> 00:28:03,336 - Thank you for an enlightening first day. 527 00:28:03,586 --> 00:28:07,632 See you tomorrow with your textbooks, please. 528 00:28:07,882 --> 00:28:11,427 Please, please, pretty please, get your textbooks. 529 00:28:11,677 --> 00:28:13,679 Thank you. 530 00:28:16,099 --> 00:28:17,767 - Dr. Rhodes? 531 00:28:18,976 --> 00:28:20,186 - Yes? 532 00:28:20,436 --> 00:28:21,980 - I'm Stephen. 533 00:28:22,230 --> 00:28:22,689 - Hi, Stephen. 534 00:28:22,939 --> 00:28:23,690 What can I do for you? 535 00:28:23,940 --> 00:28:25,441 - Yeah, look, I won't be able to get my book 536 00:28:25,691 --> 00:28:28,528 for like a week or so. 537 00:28:28,778 --> 00:28:30,864 See, my financial aid check hasn't posted yet 538 00:28:31,114 --> 00:28:33,825 and I won't be able to get the book or... 539 00:28:34,075 --> 00:28:36,286 - Well, Stephen, you know, this is an everyday course 540 00:28:36,536 --> 00:28:39,122 over the summer, so it's going to be really, really 541 00:28:39,372 --> 00:28:41,124 difficult for you to get anything out of it 542 00:28:41,374 --> 00:28:43,793 if you don't have that book. 543 00:28:44,043 --> 00:28:44,669 - I know. 544 00:28:44,919 --> 00:28:45,795 I don't know what you want me to say. 545 00:28:46,045 --> 00:28:48,131 - Isn't there something you can work out? 546 00:28:48,381 --> 00:28:50,675 I mean, maybe you can borrow the money from your parents or... 547 00:28:50,925 --> 00:28:52,260 - I don't... 548 00:28:52,510 --> 00:28:59,559 - Okay, I guess I might have some extras buried in the 549 00:28:59,809 --> 00:29:04,272 deep dark recesses of some box somewhere if I can dig them out. 550 00:29:04,522 --> 00:29:05,899 Um. 551 00:29:06,149 --> 00:29:06,858 Tell you what. 552 00:29:07,108 --> 00:29:08,109 How much is the book? 553 00:29:08,359 --> 00:29:10,612 - I think it's like $18.95 or something, I think. 554 00:29:10,862 --> 00:29:12,947 - $18.95. 555 00:29:13,197 --> 00:29:15,533 $18.95. 556 00:29:15,783 --> 00:29:17,827 Get your textbook. 557 00:29:20,079 --> 00:29:21,789 - Wow. 558 00:29:22,039 --> 00:29:23,041 Is this illegal, doc? 559 00:29:23,291 --> 00:29:25,501 - I don't think that's the word you're looking for. 560 00:29:27,879 --> 00:29:29,339 - Holy mokie balls! 561 00:29:29,589 --> 00:29:31,424 You scared me! 562 00:29:31,674 --> 00:29:32,884 - I thought you were supposed to be in the air. 563 00:29:33,134 --> 00:29:33,843 - I was. 564 00:29:34,093 --> 00:29:34,761 I mean, I am. 565 00:29:35,011 --> 00:29:36,054 I just- shortly. 566 00:29:36,304 --> 00:29:38,056 I just forgot some stuff in my grad office. 567 00:29:38,306 --> 00:29:39,182 Imagine that, huh? 568 00:29:39,432 --> 00:29:39,933 - Well look. 569 00:29:40,183 --> 00:29:41,142 Have a great trip. 570 00:29:41,392 --> 00:29:42,227 - Yeah. 571 00:29:42,477 --> 00:29:44,062 - Anna, you have a plane to catch. 572 00:29:44,312 --> 00:29:45,521 - I do, I do. 573 00:29:45,771 --> 00:29:46,439 Bye. 574 00:29:46,689 --> 00:29:48,357 - Bye. 575 00:29:56,115 --> 00:29:57,867 - I trust that when Anna returns from Rome, 576 00:29:58,117 --> 00:29:59,285 you'll keep your distance. 577 00:29:59,535 --> 00:30:01,204 This is an important year for her. 578 00:30:01,454 --> 00:30:04,249 She's rather easily distracted. 579 00:30:04,499 --> 00:30:05,833 - I hardly know her. 580 00:30:06,083 --> 00:30:08,794 - Don't insult my intelligence. 581 00:30:11,923 --> 00:30:13,716 (door closes) 582 00:30:17,512 --> 00:30:18,388 - Hi Jill. 583 00:30:18,638 --> 00:30:19,389 - Hi. 584 00:30:19,639 --> 00:30:23,851 (marker squeaks) 585 00:30:24,894 --> 00:30:27,438 - The Latin verb, educo, educare 586 00:30:27,688 --> 00:30:32,610 from whence we get "education," literally means "to lead out." 587 00:30:34,237 --> 00:30:35,571 The question I want each and every one of you 588 00:30:35,821 --> 00:30:38,950 to think about for tomorrow is this. 589 00:30:39,200 --> 00:30:41,077 Lead out what? 590 00:30:42,370 --> 00:30:43,830 See you. 591 00:30:44,080 --> 00:30:49,252 (papers shuffled, footsteps) 592 00:30:55,383 --> 00:30:56,968 Yes, Stephen? 593 00:30:57,218 --> 00:30:58,844 - Yeah, I think have to drop this class. 594 00:31:01,889 --> 00:31:02,807 - Why? 595 00:31:03,057 --> 00:31:06,769 - It's just, it's just a lot, you know. 596 00:31:07,019 --> 00:31:10,273 I got a lot going on and this is just- 597 00:31:10,523 --> 00:31:12,692 I've just got to drop, alright? 598 00:31:12,942 --> 00:31:14,735 I just got to. 599 00:31:16,028 --> 00:31:20,158 - Bring me a drop form during my office hours. 600 00:31:20,408 --> 00:31:21,951 - Alright, whatever, man. 601 00:31:22,201 --> 00:31:23,453 - Hey! 602 00:31:23,703 --> 00:31:25,705 Don't whatever me. 603 00:31:27,373 --> 00:31:29,792 Just out of curiosity, why did you even 604 00:31:30,042 --> 00:31:32,795 take this course to begin with? 605 00:31:33,045 --> 00:31:33,921 (Stephen sighs) 606 00:31:34,171 --> 00:31:34,797 - I don't know. 607 00:31:35,047 --> 00:31:36,966 I was just sitting around the house one night. 608 00:31:37,216 --> 00:31:41,346 I flipped some channels and I found a show about Hannibal, 609 00:31:41,596 --> 00:31:44,015 you know, how he crossed the mountains with all those 610 00:31:44,265 --> 00:31:46,017 guys and elephants. 611 00:31:46,267 --> 00:31:48,519 He knew he was going to take a hit, right? 612 00:31:48,769 --> 00:31:50,021 But he did it anyway. 613 00:31:50,271 --> 00:31:51,314 He had fucking balls. 614 00:31:51,564 --> 00:31:53,024 Excuse my cussing. 615 00:31:53,274 --> 00:31:55,818 And he got across with not as many guys or elephants 616 00:31:56,068 --> 00:32:00,740 as he started with, but he kept winning and winning 617 00:32:00,990 --> 00:32:07,330 and I figured if Hannibal spoke Latin, I wanted to learn it too. 618 00:32:09,874 --> 00:32:12,710 - Hannibal didn't speak Latin. 619 00:32:12,960 --> 00:32:14,462 He was Carthaginian. 620 00:32:14,712 --> 00:32:16,214 He hated the Romans. 621 00:32:16,464 --> 00:32:18,925 That's why he crossed the Alps. 622 00:32:19,175 --> 00:32:21,177 You owe me 20 bucks. 623 00:32:28,976 --> 00:32:30,603 BEN: Come on, man. 624 00:32:32,813 --> 00:32:35,358 (Hadley sighs heavily) 625 00:32:36,692 --> 00:32:39,487 Oh, hi. 626 00:32:39,737 --> 00:32:40,738 What's up? 627 00:32:40,988 --> 00:32:43,491 - There's been a complaint, a couple of them actually, 628 00:32:43,741 --> 00:32:45,368 about the amount of homework that you're assigning 629 00:32:45,618 --> 00:32:47,078 in your Latin course. 630 00:32:47,328 --> 00:32:48,454 - Ok. 631 00:32:48,704 --> 00:32:50,415 - You're a little overzealous. 632 00:32:50,665 --> 00:32:51,958 - Oh. 633 00:32:52,208 --> 00:32:55,962 The course is called intensive for a reason, right? 634 00:32:56,212 --> 00:32:57,296 - Why are you getting defensive? 635 00:32:57,546 --> 00:32:59,424 - Look, Val. 636 00:32:59,674 --> 00:33:01,926 I don't know who complained, but the fact of the matter is, 637 00:33:02,176 --> 00:33:06,097 students here are woefully unprepared and under motivated. 638 00:33:06,347 --> 00:33:08,933 I don't know how to say this, but the guy who was teaching 639 00:33:09,183 --> 00:33:13,020 the course before was obviously a little... 640 00:33:13,688 --> 00:33:14,689 - Was what? 641 00:33:14,939 --> 00:33:17,233 Was... burned out, old, apathetic. 642 00:33:17,483 --> 00:33:18,943 - Exactly. 643 00:33:19,193 --> 00:33:22,780 I think word has gotten around that Latin was an easy A. 644 00:33:23,030 --> 00:33:25,783 - And you're out to prove that that is no longer the case, 645 00:33:26,033 --> 00:33:26,409 right? 646 00:33:26,659 --> 00:33:30,246 - Learning a language, learning anything worthwhile 647 00:33:30,496 --> 00:33:31,998 shouldn't be some cakewalk. 648 00:33:32,248 --> 00:33:34,709 - Maybe you could consult with your fellow faculty members 649 00:33:34,959 --> 00:33:37,295 about what they're doing so that we're all on the same page 650 00:33:37,545 --> 00:33:40,423 with you, so I won't have to be bothered with carping 651 00:33:40,673 --> 00:33:42,758 and you won't have to account for low enrollment. 652 00:33:43,008 --> 00:33:44,343 - I'm not going to lower my standards, 653 00:33:44,593 --> 00:33:46,095 if that's what you're asking. 654 00:33:46,345 --> 00:33:50,391 - Oh, you will and you'll do so without my having to ask. 655 00:33:50,641 --> 00:33:54,270 Do keep in mind that the student evaluations will be considered 656 00:33:54,520 --> 00:33:56,647 by the department when they decide whether to make your 657 00:33:56,897 --> 00:33:59,400 appointment permanent. 658 00:33:59,650 --> 00:34:01,694 We should get a drink sometime. 659 00:34:01,944 --> 00:34:04,405 I think that would be interesting. 660 00:34:10,828 --> 00:34:12,705 HADLEY: Uh... 661 00:34:12,955 --> 00:34:16,834 I taught that Latin class last, by the way. 662 00:34:18,794 --> 00:34:21,255 Not really, but I could have. 663 00:34:21,505 --> 00:34:23,424 Maybe you should refrain from making value judgments 664 00:34:23,674 --> 00:34:26,427 about people that you know absolutely nothing about. 665 00:34:26,677 --> 00:34:27,177 (music) 666 00:34:36,687 --> 00:34:37,187 (music) 667 00:34:46,697 --> 00:34:47,197 (music) 668 00:34:56,707 --> 00:34:57,207 (music) 669 00:35:06,717 --> 00:35:07,217 (music) 670 00:35:13,140 --> 00:35:13,891 (door slams closed) 671 00:35:14,141 --> 00:35:14,641 (music) 672 00:35:24,151 --> 00:35:24,651 (music) 673 00:35:35,162 --> 00:35:35,662 (music) 674 00:35:46,173 --> 00:35:46,673 (music) 675 00:35:57,518 --> 00:36:00,229 (shotgun blasts) 676 00:36:02,648 --> 00:36:03,983 - Nice spread you got here. 677 00:36:04,233 --> 00:36:05,568 It's a little far out though, don't you think? 678 00:36:05,818 --> 00:36:06,444 (shotgun blast) 679 00:36:06,694 --> 00:36:08,821 - Insulation by nothingness. 680 00:36:09,071 --> 00:36:11,907 That's the plan. 681 00:36:15,077 --> 00:36:15,828 FLETCHER: No, no, no, no. 682 00:36:16,078 --> 00:36:18,205 Do not make eye contact with donkeys. 683 00:36:18,455 --> 00:36:19,707 Trust me. 684 00:36:21,500 --> 00:36:23,294 (shotgun blast) 685 00:36:23,544 --> 00:36:24,629 - What's with all the guns? 686 00:36:24,879 --> 00:36:28,382 - I'm stockpiling- nice shot- for the zombie apocalypse. 687 00:36:29,800 --> 00:36:31,469 - I thought you were the sane one in the department. 688 00:36:31,719 --> 00:36:32,595 - I am. 689 00:36:32,845 --> 00:36:34,555 I'm the only one that knows it's really happening. 690 00:36:34,805 --> 00:36:35,806 Do you hear that story? 691 00:36:36,056 --> 00:36:40,895 Seriously, man, that guy in fucking wherever 692 00:36:41,145 --> 00:36:43,064 who was eating that homeless guy's face, remember that? 693 00:36:43,314 --> 00:36:46,942 The cop showed up, shot the guy a whole bunch of times 694 00:36:47,192 --> 00:36:49,403 and he just looked up at him and fucking growled 695 00:36:49,653 --> 00:36:51,238 and went back to eating the guy's face. 696 00:36:51,488 --> 00:36:53,240 And of course they chalked it up, they said it was drugs, 697 00:36:53,490 --> 00:36:54,200 but I'll tell you, man. 698 00:36:54,450 --> 00:36:55,993 I've done enough and variegated drugs to know whatever 699 00:36:56,243 --> 00:36:57,912 crazy shit drugs make you do. 700 00:36:58,162 --> 00:36:59,413 They do not make you eat somebody's face. 701 00:36:59,663 --> 00:37:01,207 You tell me where the fuck we're headed. 702 00:37:01,457 --> 00:37:01,999 (shotgun blast) 703 00:37:02,249 --> 00:37:04,168 - Smoking and firing a gun at the same time. 704 00:37:04,418 --> 00:37:05,461 That's not safe, is it? 705 00:37:05,711 --> 00:37:07,630 - Is that a trick question? 706 00:37:07,880 --> 00:37:08,839 I can do it. 707 00:37:09,089 --> 00:37:10,132 (shotgun blast) 708 00:37:10,382 --> 00:37:12,176 - Look, I gotta ask you. 709 00:37:12,426 --> 00:37:14,261 Hadley, he asked me out for drinks. 710 00:37:14,511 --> 00:37:16,681 Is that weird? 711 00:37:16,931 --> 00:37:17,515 - He asked you? 712 00:37:17,765 --> 00:37:19,225 - Yeah. 713 00:37:19,475 --> 00:37:20,726 - Hadley asked you. 714 00:37:20,976 --> 00:37:23,187 - Yeah, that's correct. 715 00:37:23,437 --> 00:37:26,816 - Well, Hadley hates pretty much everybody, right? 716 00:37:27,066 --> 00:37:28,943 On the other hand, he is rarely intimidated 717 00:37:29,193 --> 00:37:30,194 or threatened by anybody. 718 00:37:30,444 --> 00:37:32,488 I mean, he's the fucking cock of the lot, right? 719 00:37:32,738 --> 00:37:33,781 Better watch your ass. 720 00:37:34,031 --> 00:37:35,282 Here, pop off a few with this? 721 00:37:35,532 --> 00:37:36,409 I'll set it on full auto. 722 00:37:36,659 --> 00:37:38,869 Watch your finger, not yet, not yet. 723 00:37:40,579 --> 00:37:41,205 - DO IT!! 724 00:37:41,455 --> 00:37:42,123 (rapid fire shots) 725 00:37:42,373 --> 00:37:43,249 - YEAH! 726 00:37:43,499 --> 00:37:44,166 BEN: SHIT! 727 00:37:44,416 --> 00:37:45,126 - Yeah! 728 00:37:45,376 --> 00:37:47,336 Whew! 729 00:37:47,753 --> 00:37:48,254 - I don't like it. 730 00:37:48,504 --> 00:37:49,171 - You missed. 731 00:37:49,421 --> 00:37:50,423 - No, really. 732 00:37:50,673 --> 00:37:51,465 - Oh, come on. 733 00:37:51,715 --> 00:37:53,551 It's the cordite. 734 00:37:53,801 --> 00:37:55,803 - My shoulder hurts. 735 00:37:56,053 --> 00:37:56,887 - Yeah? Come on. 736 00:37:57,137 --> 00:37:57,847 - I'm going to let you take it. 737 00:37:58,097 --> 00:37:58,764 You sure? Yeah. 738 00:37:59,014 --> 00:37:59,598 - Try the shotgun. 739 00:37:59,848 --> 00:38:00,433 - No, no, I'm just going to watch. 740 00:38:00,683 --> 00:38:01,684 - You think this got a kick, I've got some 741 00:38:01,934 --> 00:38:02,977 crazy shit in that. 742 00:38:03,227 --> 00:38:03,853 - I'm just going to watch you. 743 00:38:04,103 --> 00:38:04,562 - You sure? 744 00:38:04,812 --> 00:38:07,440 - Yeah, just go ahead. 745 00:38:07,690 --> 00:38:08,858 Maybe point that in the other direction. 746 00:38:09,108 --> 00:38:09,817 - Ha, ha, ha, ha. 747 00:38:10,067 --> 00:38:11,652 What's that what? 748 00:38:11,902 --> 00:38:12,778 Baha, ha, ha, ha. 749 00:38:13,028 --> 00:38:13,988 Safety first, man. 750 00:38:14,238 --> 00:38:15,531 What do you think, I'm a fucking idiot? 751 00:38:15,781 --> 00:38:17,575 (donkey bellows) 752 00:38:17,825 --> 00:38:18,325 (music) 753 00:38:27,835 --> 00:38:28,335 (music) 754 00:38:38,846 --> 00:38:39,346 (music) 755 00:38:49,857 --> 00:38:50,357 (music) 756 00:39:02,661 --> 00:39:03,912 (splash) 757 00:39:05,581 --> 00:39:07,166 - Don't you love summer? 758 00:39:07,416 --> 00:39:09,502 Any excuse to get wet. 759 00:39:09,752 --> 00:39:10,836 Who are you? 760 00:39:11,086 --> 00:39:12,087 - Ben Rhodes. 761 00:39:12,337 --> 00:39:15,007 Classics department. 762 00:39:15,257 --> 00:39:17,134 - Sex or death? 763 00:39:17,384 --> 00:39:19,345 Which would it be? 764 00:39:19,595 --> 00:39:21,013 - Both. 765 00:39:21,847 --> 00:39:23,307 Always both. 766 00:39:23,557 --> 00:39:24,475 - I'm Stacy. 767 00:39:24,725 --> 00:39:26,143 Polymer Science. 768 00:39:26,393 --> 00:39:28,604 - Let me guess, graduate student? 769 00:39:28,854 --> 00:39:30,689 - Fuck you. 770 00:39:30,939 --> 00:39:31,439 (music) 771 00:39:35,235 --> 00:39:36,320 (door slams) 772 00:39:36,570 --> 00:39:37,070 (music) 773 00:39:48,582 --> 00:39:49,082 (music) 774 00:40:02,387 --> 00:40:05,599 (water spray) 775 00:40:05,849 --> 00:40:07,309 - That was kind of rough. 776 00:40:07,559 --> 00:40:10,020 I think liked it. 777 00:40:10,270 --> 00:40:11,522 - Where are you from? 778 00:40:11,772 --> 00:40:14,066 - What, do I have an accent? 779 00:40:23,534 --> 00:40:26,787 - What the hell is polymer science anyway? 780 00:40:27,037 --> 00:40:29,582 I know it's plastics, right? 781 00:40:29,832 --> 00:40:31,292 How do you teach plastics? 782 00:40:31,542 --> 00:40:32,334 - It's science. 783 00:40:32,584 --> 00:40:34,461 You don't teach, you show. 784 00:40:34,711 --> 00:40:35,546 - That's a postcard. 785 00:40:35,796 --> 00:40:36,755 - You don't say. 786 00:40:37,005 --> 00:40:38,173 - It's from, uh... 787 00:40:38,423 --> 00:40:39,425 - Don't get cheeky with me, Rhodes, 788 00:40:39,675 --> 00:40:41,760 it's from Anna Densmore, yes? 789 00:40:42,010 --> 00:40:43,929 - Yes. 790 00:40:44,179 --> 00:40:45,514 Are you friends with Anna? 791 00:40:45,764 --> 00:40:47,474 - We're acquaintances, I guess. 792 00:40:47,724 --> 00:40:49,727 We see each other in the workout room a lot. 793 00:40:49,977 --> 00:40:51,270 Sweet girl, Anna. 794 00:40:51,520 --> 00:40:52,229 You guys have a thing? 795 00:40:52,479 --> 00:40:53,480 - Oh, no, no, no. 796 00:40:53,730 --> 00:40:57,818 I'm just checking her mail while she's away. 797 00:40:58,068 --> 00:41:00,029 - It's no big deal if you do. 798 00:41:00,279 --> 00:41:02,948 I don't have a problem with other women. 799 00:41:03,198 --> 00:41:06,035 It can even be entertaining. 800 00:41:06,285 --> 00:41:08,537 Kids, that's a different issue. 801 00:41:08,787 --> 00:41:10,873 - You don't like kids? 802 00:41:11,123 --> 00:41:13,208 - Shit, you don't have any, do you? 803 00:41:13,458 --> 00:41:15,336 I usually ask before. 804 00:41:15,586 --> 00:41:17,880 - No-no, no, I don't. 805 00:41:18,130 --> 00:41:18,797 - It's not kids. 806 00:41:19,047 --> 00:41:20,382 It's parents. 807 00:41:20,632 --> 00:41:22,134 They get all shithouse insane about their children, 808 00:41:22,384 --> 00:41:23,677 don't they? 809 00:41:23,927 --> 00:41:26,180 Anytime I fucked a guy who had a kid, I regretted it 810 00:41:26,430 --> 00:41:29,892 and I'm not a regretter. 811 00:41:30,142 --> 00:41:32,686 Well, I have to go. 812 00:41:32,936 --> 00:41:35,189 Come find me in my office sometime. 813 00:41:35,439 --> 00:41:38,567 Second floor, Polymer Science Building. 814 00:41:38,817 --> 00:41:40,569 I've even got a window. 815 00:41:40,819 --> 00:41:41,319 (music) 816 00:41:54,541 --> 00:42:02,541 (music and background chatter) 817 00:42:08,055 --> 00:42:10,391 (Hadley breathes in deeply) 818 00:42:10,641 --> 00:42:15,270 - You know, I read your book before we hired you 819 00:42:15,520 --> 00:42:19,149 and I was struck by the clarity of its argument. 820 00:42:19,399 --> 00:42:23,362 So much modern scholarship is muddy and mercurial 821 00:42:23,612 --> 00:42:25,698 and that was true of what I read 822 00:42:25,948 --> 00:42:28,450 from the other candidates as well. 823 00:42:28,700 --> 00:42:32,454 Your book, however, is a circus feat. 824 00:42:32,704 --> 00:42:37,167 It combines clarity, precision and accessibility. 825 00:42:38,377 --> 00:42:41,213 - Like "Sex and Death." 826 00:42:41,463 --> 00:42:45,676 HADLEY: Do you mean that or are you kissing my ass? 827 00:42:45,926 --> 00:42:47,219 - Would it help my cause? 828 00:42:47,469 --> 00:42:50,806 - That book succeeded because of its elemental choice 829 00:42:51,056 --> 00:42:53,892 of subject matter, as evidenced by the fact 830 00:42:54,142 --> 00:42:55,686 that nothing that I've written since then 831 00:42:55,936 --> 00:42:59,815 has been nearly as successful or as well received. 832 00:43:01,191 --> 00:43:06,905 So you see, I gain nothing by kissing your ass, 833 00:43:07,155 --> 00:43:09,575 as cute as it is, so I hope you can appreciate 834 00:43:09,825 --> 00:43:12,453 the fact that I mean everything I say. 835 00:43:12,703 --> 00:43:15,122 - Ok, well... 836 00:43:16,873 --> 00:43:17,666 thank you. 837 00:43:17,916 --> 00:43:19,376 - For what? 838 00:43:19,626 --> 00:43:23,464 I'm a hopeless, idealistic and dying minority, my friend. 839 00:43:23,714 --> 00:43:25,716 - I guess that makes two of us. 840 00:43:25,966 --> 00:43:28,719 - Don't compare yourself to me. 841 00:43:31,972 --> 00:43:34,808 So you're going to the conference this weekend? 842 00:43:35,058 --> 00:43:39,896 - Uh, yeah, the old fall semester kickoff classic. 843 00:43:41,648 --> 00:43:43,734 - Don't fuck it up. 844 00:43:47,612 --> 00:43:50,991 - Ben Rhodes, Hank Milner, Fordham. 845 00:43:51,241 --> 00:43:53,869 Your talk was extremely compelling. 846 00:43:54,119 --> 00:43:58,540 The work you're doing on honor and shame, it feels so fresh, 847 00:43:58,790 --> 00:44:01,543 but at the same time, it's long overdue. 848 00:44:01,793 --> 00:44:03,253 You know, I'm doing a talk tomorrow on Linear B 849 00:44:03,503 --> 00:44:04,088 out of Crete. 850 00:44:04,338 --> 00:44:06,381 I'd really like it if you could come by. 851 00:44:06,631 --> 00:44:09,343 - Yeah, um, excuse me. 852 00:44:13,764 --> 00:44:16,350 - A little avant-garde, I went with this one. 853 00:44:16,600 --> 00:44:18,018 - Yeah. 854 00:44:20,062 --> 00:44:21,813 Hello, Ben. 855 00:44:23,273 --> 00:44:24,608 - What are you doing here? 856 00:44:24,858 --> 00:44:26,318 - Well, it is an academic conference. 857 00:44:26,568 --> 00:44:28,654 You don't think you'll get all those in the divorce, do you? 858 00:44:28,904 --> 00:44:31,156 - It's not a conference that you've attended in the past, 859 00:44:31,406 --> 00:44:33,951 at least not as anything but my wife, which is how I know 860 00:44:34,201 --> 00:44:36,662 that you know, that I always come here. 861 00:44:36,912 --> 00:44:39,331 - Well, Ed does some work on Platonism and we wrote a paper 862 00:44:39,581 --> 00:44:43,252 together on Plutonic Influences on the Early Modern Rationalist. 863 00:44:43,502 --> 00:44:45,379 - You wrote a paper together. 864 00:44:45,629 --> 00:44:47,506 - Some of us are trying to move on with our lives. 865 00:44:47,756 --> 00:44:49,133 - What do you think I'm doing? 866 00:44:49,383 --> 00:44:51,552 - Bro, what are you looking to do here? 867 00:44:51,802 --> 00:44:54,429 - Did you just call me bro? 868 00:44:54,679 --> 00:44:57,766 Because you have graduate degrees, for fuck's sake. 869 00:44:58,016 --> 00:44:59,017 - Get over yourself. 870 00:44:59,267 --> 00:45:02,729 - I have, bro, believe me, because if I hadn't, 871 00:45:02,979 --> 00:45:05,315 I'd slam your fucking face into this bar right now 872 00:45:05,565 --> 00:45:07,693 and not just for fucking my wife, but for showing up 873 00:45:07,943 --> 00:45:11,196 at my conference just to piss me off. 874 00:45:11,446 --> 00:45:16,451 And by the way, between you and me, despite whatever lies she 875 00:45:16,701 --> 00:45:22,457 told you, we kept fucking till the day I left. 876 00:45:22,707 --> 00:45:25,377 Cheers... bro. 877 00:45:35,303 --> 00:45:36,972 - Goddamn it, Ben, for somebody so smart, 878 00:45:37,222 --> 00:45:39,433 you can be pretty fucking stupid. 879 00:45:39,683 --> 00:45:40,183 (music) 880 00:45:48,442 --> 00:45:50,026 (Ben whistles) 881 00:45:51,570 --> 00:45:53,489 - Thanks. 882 00:45:53,739 --> 00:45:55,032 (flashback) BEN: We should come up with names. 883 00:45:55,282 --> 00:45:55,657 RACHEL: Really? 884 00:45:55,907 --> 00:45:56,909 Right now? 885 00:45:57,159 --> 00:45:58,869 - We're definitely having a boy because I need 886 00:45:59,119 --> 00:46:00,120 someone to inherit my... 887 00:46:00,370 --> 00:46:02,247 - An heir. 888 00:46:02,497 --> 00:46:04,416 BEN: ...spell baby, B-A-B-Y. 889 00:46:04,666 --> 00:46:07,544 RACHEL: Yeah, B-A-B-Y, yeah, you're on the right track. 890 00:46:07,794 --> 00:46:12,132 Lawrence, James, it's an English name. 891 00:46:12,382 --> 00:46:13,008 BEN: It's Hebrew. 892 00:46:13,258 --> 00:46:14,468 Brother of Jesus, for Christ's sake. 893 00:46:14,718 --> 00:46:15,302 R: You know what? 894 00:46:15,552 --> 00:46:16,428 BEN: It's King James, right? 895 00:46:16,678 --> 00:46:17,429 Like rule the fucking world. 896 00:46:17,679 --> 00:46:18,764 - Absolutely, yes. 897 00:46:19,014 --> 00:46:20,724 - Fucked up the Bible and ruled the world. 898 00:46:20,974 --> 00:46:23,268 RACHEL: I think Evan's growing on me. 899 00:46:23,518 --> 00:46:25,270 BEN: Augustus. 900 00:46:25,520 --> 00:46:26,104 Augustus. 901 00:46:26,354 --> 00:46:28,482 RACHEL: I'm not sold. 902 00:46:28,732 --> 00:46:30,150 BEN: And, after one of our favorite positions. 903 00:46:30,400 --> 00:46:32,152 - Jackson! 904 00:46:32,402 --> 00:46:37,532 (music - back to current day) 905 00:46:37,782 --> 00:46:45,782 (people talking in background) 906 00:46:48,919 --> 00:46:50,963 - I just can't believe you were making love to him 907 00:46:51,213 --> 00:46:52,381 while you were with me. 908 00:46:52,631 --> 00:46:56,009 - Ed, he was, he is, still technically my husband. 909 00:46:56,259 --> 00:46:58,553 - I know, but why can't you tell or share that with me 910 00:46:58,803 --> 00:47:00,305 instead of me finding out later? 911 00:47:00,555 --> 00:47:02,391 As far as I'm concerned, it's very irresponsible. 912 00:47:02,641 --> 00:47:04,601 - I understand where you're coming from. 913 00:47:04,851 --> 00:47:06,478 I'm sorry. 914 00:47:23,495 --> 00:47:26,665 - Remember when we did that? 915 00:47:30,293 --> 00:47:35,173 You know, when you write something down... 916 00:47:37,592 --> 00:47:38,593 it's real. 917 00:47:38,843 --> 00:47:40,429 - Oh Christ, this is ridiculous. 918 00:47:40,679 --> 00:47:45,016 - Baby, don't do this. 919 00:47:51,147 --> 00:47:54,067 - You're an asshole. 920 00:47:58,863 --> 00:48:03,368 (phone rings) 921 00:48:03,618 --> 00:48:05,329 (Jill answers phone) Department of Classical Studies. 922 00:48:05,579 --> 00:48:06,955 One moment, please. 923 00:48:07,205 --> 00:48:10,667 Val, I have Don from Oxford Publishing for you. 924 00:48:10,917 --> 00:48:12,711 Send him through. 925 00:48:12,961 --> 00:48:14,171 (to Fletcher) Later. 926 00:48:14,421 --> 00:48:17,173 (door slams) 927 00:48:18,592 --> 00:48:20,761 - It wasn't all that important. 928 00:48:21,011 --> 00:48:21,887 - Is there something I can help you with? 929 00:48:22,137 --> 00:48:24,973 - No, it was a bomb threat, but it can wait till tomorrow. 930 00:48:25,223 --> 00:48:26,016 It's not a big deal. 931 00:48:26,266 --> 00:48:27,892 HADLEY: Goddamn it! 932 00:48:30,061 --> 00:48:32,397 Get me a number for Jack Wells at Columbia. 933 00:48:32,647 --> 00:48:34,399 Shhhhhhh..shit. 934 00:48:34,649 --> 00:48:35,734 (door slams shut) 935 00:48:40,113 --> 00:48:41,907 - Dr. Rhodes? 936 00:48:42,157 --> 00:48:43,367 Young man in a hurry. 937 00:48:43,617 --> 00:48:44,534 - Off to class. 938 00:48:44,784 --> 00:48:45,660 - I'll walk with you. 939 00:48:45,910 --> 00:48:46,870 - Sure. 940 00:48:47,120 --> 00:48:49,998 - I'm so sorry I couldn't schedule a formal welcome 941 00:48:50,248 --> 00:48:52,376 meeting, you know a real sit down lunch over the summer. 942 00:48:52,626 --> 00:48:54,711 You don't quite get to know somebody during 943 00:48:54,961 --> 00:48:56,546 the interview process. 944 00:48:56,796 --> 00:48:57,798 - It wasn't necessary. 945 00:48:58,048 --> 00:49:00,217 - Oh, my reputation precedes me? 946 00:49:00,467 --> 00:49:02,094 Never quite sure if that's a good or bad thing? 947 00:49:02,344 --> 00:49:04,012 - Good, in this instance. 948 00:49:04,262 --> 00:49:05,972 - Well, if there's anything I can provide in the way of help 949 00:49:06,222 --> 00:49:09,017 or advice with the new semester upon us, do let me know. 950 00:49:09,267 --> 00:49:10,268 - I absolutely will. 951 00:49:10,518 --> 00:49:12,771 - One can lose his way very quickly in the current 952 00:49:13,021 --> 00:49:14,648 academic climate. 953 00:49:14,898 --> 00:49:18,485 If I may offer a potential example, I processed an 954 00:49:18,735 --> 00:49:21,905 unusual number of drops for your courses during summer session. 955 00:49:22,155 --> 00:49:24,866 Now you are a rigorous and tireless champion 956 00:49:25,116 --> 00:49:27,452 of the humanities, I get that and children are lazy, 957 00:49:27,702 --> 00:49:30,122 shamefully so, but know this. 958 00:49:30,372 --> 00:49:32,332 I've been in the business of education a long time. 959 00:49:32,582 --> 00:49:35,752 I stopped being an idealist a long time ago 960 00:49:36,002 --> 00:49:38,088 because education is a business. 961 00:49:38,338 --> 00:49:39,423 That's the reality. 962 00:49:39,673 --> 00:49:41,299 You want to be a champion of the humanities? 963 00:49:41,549 --> 00:49:43,260 You got to, forgive my crudeness, 964 00:49:43,510 --> 00:49:46,221 put asses in seats and keep them there. 965 00:49:46,471 --> 00:49:49,015 You see, I have to justify our existence to a budget committee 966 00:49:49,265 --> 00:49:54,688 once a month and I accepted the sad fact that there's only one 967 00:49:54,938 --> 00:49:57,441 language that they understand and unfortunately, 968 00:49:57,691 --> 00:49:58,608 it's not Latin. 969 00:49:58,858 --> 00:50:00,277 (Ben smirks) 970 00:50:00,527 --> 00:50:02,154 So you better get to class. 971 00:50:02,404 --> 00:50:03,071 - Right. 972 00:50:03,321 --> 00:50:04,239 - Right. 973 00:50:05,990 --> 00:50:09,828 - Honor, in ancient Mediterranean societies, 974 00:50:10,078 --> 00:50:13,999 it was more valuable than gold or silver, 975 00:50:14,249 --> 00:50:19,087 fighting men or even lands, but honor was believed to be 976 00:50:19,337 --> 00:50:20,255 in limited supply. 977 00:50:20,505 --> 00:50:21,840 There was only so much of it to go around. 978 00:50:22,090 --> 00:50:28,180 To acquire it, you had to take it from somebody else 979 00:50:28,430 --> 00:50:30,182 to their shame. 980 00:50:30,432 --> 00:50:35,687 Only those individuals who possessed power, resources 981 00:50:35,937 --> 00:50:39,691 or influence held honor and they were ready to snuff out 982 00:50:39,941 --> 00:50:43,987 utterly anyone who threatened to take it from them. 983 00:50:45,989 --> 00:50:49,201 It's only through a firm understanding of this honor 984 00:50:49,451 --> 00:50:54,581 shame construct, that we can ever really appreciate the 985 00:50:54,831 --> 00:50:59,294 culture of the ancient world and everything that grew out of it. 986 00:51:01,087 --> 00:51:05,634 Take the famous admonition of Jesus from Matthew 5:39: 987 00:51:05,884 --> 00:51:08,512 "If anyone strikes you on the right cheek, 988 00:51:08,762 --> 00:51:10,263 turn and give them the other also." 989 00:51:10,513 --> 00:51:13,016 In the ancient world, everybody was right-handed. 990 00:51:13,266 --> 00:51:15,977 There was some not-so hygienic uses of the left hand, 991 00:51:16,227 --> 00:51:17,729 we won't go into. 992 00:51:17,979 --> 00:51:22,901 To be left handed was to be cursed by the gods, corrupted, 993 00:51:23,151 --> 00:51:25,737 a complete outcast. 994 00:51:27,197 --> 00:51:31,618 So, in a right handed world, you're going to strike 995 00:51:31,868 --> 00:51:35,455 somebody on the right cheek, you have to back hand them. 996 00:51:35,705 --> 00:51:36,581 Right? 997 00:51:36,831 --> 00:51:39,167 A dismissive gesture, the gesture a master would give 998 00:51:39,417 --> 00:51:45,382 to a slave, a shame inducing gesture, 999 00:51:45,632 --> 00:51:50,846 but if the victim turns and offers his or her attacker 1000 00:51:51,096 --> 00:51:55,725 the other cheek, now the attacker must strike 1001 00:51:55,975 --> 00:51:58,895 with an open hand, 1002 00:51:59,145 --> 00:52:02,148 as he would at evil. 1003 00:52:03,817 --> 00:52:07,988 You're still going to get hit, right? 1004 00:52:08,238 --> 00:52:11,533 But now you're going to get hit standing on the same plane 1005 00:52:11,783 --> 00:52:15,245 as the guy who's hitting you and that, folks, is why Jesus 1006 00:52:15,495 --> 00:52:19,291 was so dangerous because he challenged people 1007 00:52:19,541 --> 00:52:21,793 to claim their honor. 1008 00:52:24,254 --> 00:52:29,301 He dared to suggest, he dared to suggest, that honor was not 1009 00:52:29,551 --> 00:52:34,222 merely the purview of the dominant powers, but in fact, 1010 00:52:34,472 --> 00:52:37,767 was available to everyone- 1011 00:52:39,018 --> 00:52:40,937 everyone, that is, 1012 00:52:41,187 --> 00:52:44,524 who was willing to claim it. 1013 00:52:47,652 --> 00:52:48,737 See you next time. 1014 00:52:48,987 --> 00:52:49,487 (music) 1015 00:53:02,667 --> 00:53:05,337 (applause) 1016 00:53:05,587 --> 00:53:06,129 - Hey, you! 1017 00:53:06,379 --> 00:53:06,880 - Hey. 1018 00:53:07,130 --> 00:53:07,756 - What are you doing here? 1019 00:53:08,006 --> 00:53:09,424 I don't think you're registered for this class. 1020 00:53:09,674 --> 00:53:11,259 - You still have my mailbox key. 1021 00:53:11,509 --> 00:53:12,177 - I certainly do. 1022 00:53:12,427 --> 00:53:14,638 - You're a key hoarder, aren't you? 1023 00:53:14,888 --> 00:53:17,390 - It's in my office. 1024 00:53:17,640 --> 00:53:18,183 - Perfect. 1025 00:53:18,433 --> 00:53:19,976 Headed that way. 1026 00:53:21,936 --> 00:53:24,105 - So you like what you heard, eh? 1027 00:53:24,355 --> 00:53:25,732 - I loved it. 1028 00:53:25,982 --> 00:53:27,442 - That's great. 1029 00:53:28,359 --> 00:53:30,945 Because, you know, I'm very insecure. 1030 00:53:31,195 --> 00:53:32,656 - I think you'll overcome that. 1031 00:53:32,906 --> 00:53:34,532 (laughs) 1032 00:53:35,325 --> 00:53:37,202 - I loved the postcard, by the way. 1033 00:53:37,452 --> 00:53:38,161 Thank you for that. 1034 00:53:38,411 --> 00:53:39,829 - Oh, you're thoroughly welcome. 1035 00:53:40,079 --> 00:53:42,082 Thank you for checking my mail. 1036 00:53:42,332 --> 00:53:44,083 JILL: Where is my postcard? 1037 00:53:45,209 --> 00:53:47,504 - Val, can you sign a grade change form? 1038 00:53:47,754 --> 00:53:48,796 - Mm-hmm. 1039 00:53:51,591 --> 00:53:53,259 Anna. 1040 00:53:53,509 --> 00:53:55,219 - Dr. Hadley! 1041 00:53:55,970 --> 00:53:57,681 I was just coming to see you. 1042 00:53:57,931 --> 00:53:59,307 - My office is over here. 1043 00:53:59,557 --> 00:54:01,100 Remember? 1044 00:54:02,268 --> 00:54:04,854 - Hey, I know that we were supposed to meet this afternoon 1045 00:54:05,104 --> 00:54:07,774 to talk about my chapter, but something came up. 1046 00:54:08,024 --> 00:54:12,529 Do you think that we could meet tomorrow at maybe 10:00? 1047 00:54:12,779 --> 00:54:14,197 - Sure. 1048 00:54:14,447 --> 00:54:15,281 But come prepared. 1049 00:54:15,531 --> 00:54:18,910 From what I've read, we have a lot of work to do. 1050 00:54:23,539 --> 00:54:26,626 - I can't wait to hear what he's going to say. 1051 00:54:26,876 --> 00:54:28,503 Kah! 1052 00:54:29,629 --> 00:54:32,924 - Writing a dissertation is really more about endurance 1053 00:54:33,174 --> 00:54:34,259 than skill. 1054 00:54:34,509 --> 00:54:38,471 At the end of the day, it's just about surviving. 1055 00:54:38,721 --> 00:54:40,139 - Gratzie. 1056 00:54:42,892 --> 00:54:45,645 - So, I have to ask. 1057 00:54:45,895 --> 00:54:47,689 Who's "J"? 1058 00:54:48,773 --> 00:54:50,108 (knock on door) 1059 00:54:50,358 --> 00:54:54,028 Sorry to interrupt whatever's going on here. 1060 00:54:54,278 --> 00:54:56,406 Anna, I need to make tomorrow 11:00. 1061 00:54:56,656 --> 00:54:59,909 I've got something that's going to keep me occupied till 10:30. 1062 00:55:00,159 --> 00:55:01,911 I wouldn't want to keep you waiting. 1063 00:55:02,161 --> 00:55:03,079 (Jill answers phone) Department of Classical Studies. 1064 00:55:03,329 --> 00:55:05,039 - 11:00 is perfect. 1065 00:55:05,289 --> 00:55:06,082 See you then. 1066 00:55:06,332 --> 00:55:07,292 - Ben, you have a phone call. 1067 00:55:07,542 --> 00:55:08,501 I'm sending it through. 1068 00:55:08,751 --> 00:55:09,586 - Thanks, Jill. 1069 00:55:09,836 --> 00:55:10,962 (Phone rings) 1070 00:55:11,212 --> 00:55:12,630 - I'll let you get that. 1071 00:55:12,880 --> 00:55:14,549 - Ben Rhodes. 1072 00:55:14,799 --> 00:55:16,593 Mother, really. 1073 00:55:16,843 --> 00:55:18,344 Why are you calling me on my office phone? 1074 00:55:18,594 --> 00:55:20,847 - (whispering) I'm just going to let you... 1075 00:55:21,097 --> 00:55:23,016 I'll see you later. 1076 00:55:23,349 --> 00:55:23,849 (music) 1077 00:55:33,026 --> 00:55:35,820 - You have an appointment in the morning with the doctor. 1078 00:55:36,070 --> 00:55:38,239 I'm getting you up early. 1079 00:55:38,489 --> 00:55:39,991 - What's the doctor going to tell me 1080 00:55:40,241 --> 00:55:41,743 that I don't already know? 1081 00:55:41,993 --> 00:55:42,786 - Why aren't you eating? 1082 00:55:43,036 --> 00:55:44,913 - I'm not hungry. 1083 00:55:45,163 --> 00:55:47,040 And why isn't your mother joining us? 1084 00:55:47,290 --> 00:55:48,917 - Mom is gone, Dad. 1085 00:55:49,167 --> 00:55:51,169 - Gone where? 1086 00:55:51,419 --> 00:55:53,046 - Did you eat anything all day? 1087 00:55:53,296 --> 00:55:56,174 - I used to build things. 1088 00:55:56,424 --> 00:55:58,635 - You were in construction. 1089 00:55:58,885 --> 00:56:00,845 Made a lot of money in it. 1090 00:56:02,680 --> 00:56:04,599 - Did I build this house? 1091 00:56:06,225 --> 00:56:07,352 - You renovated it. 1092 00:56:07,602 --> 00:56:09,562 You rebuilt it, in a way. 1093 00:56:11,272 --> 00:56:13,524 - It's so dark. 1094 00:56:16,069 --> 00:56:21,658 I'd like to go for a ride in the sun, down by the water 1095 00:56:21,908 --> 00:56:24,577 or go down to the beach, get in the waves 1096 00:56:24,827 --> 00:56:27,455 and maybe the fair will be open. 1097 00:56:27,705 --> 00:56:29,791 We can get cotton candy the way we used to. 1098 00:56:30,041 --> 00:56:31,000 Remember? 1099 00:56:31,250 --> 00:56:34,504 You used to take us all the time. 1100 00:56:34,754 --> 00:56:36,756 - You're not thinking about me, Dad. 1101 00:56:37,006 --> 00:56:38,383 I'm your son. 1102 00:56:38,633 --> 00:56:39,968 Now eat. 1103 00:56:40,218 --> 00:56:41,261 Here. 1104 00:56:41,511 --> 00:56:42,512 Have some more win. 1105 00:56:42,762 --> 00:56:44,264 - You've been rather mean lately. 1106 00:56:44,514 --> 00:56:46,808 Is it your job? 1107 00:56:47,058 --> 00:56:49,310 - I'm Val, okay? 1108 00:56:49,560 --> 00:56:52,397 - Goddamn it, I know who you are. 1109 00:56:52,647 --> 00:56:54,858 Do you take me for a fool? 1110 00:56:55,108 --> 00:56:57,318 I want to get in the water, you asshole! 1111 00:56:57,568 --> 00:57:00,405 I want to get in the goddamn waves! 1112 00:57:00,655 --> 00:57:01,865 - Father, calm down now, come on. 1113 00:57:02,115 --> 00:57:03,116 - God damn you! 1114 00:57:03,366 --> 00:57:04,492 I want nothing. 1115 00:57:04,742 --> 00:57:07,328 (slap!) Out! 1116 00:57:07,578 --> 00:57:12,166 (Hadley breathing heavily) 1117 00:57:16,504 --> 00:57:21,509 - You'll do well to learn to control your temper. 1118 00:57:27,431 --> 00:57:29,475 - It looks like you need only three more hours 1119 00:57:29,725 --> 00:57:33,354 and you will have met your requirement for the major. 1120 00:57:33,604 --> 00:57:34,439 - Great. 1121 00:57:34,689 --> 00:57:36,816 - That's one course this coming spring. 1122 00:57:37,066 --> 00:57:40,987 I'm doing my course on Roman spectacles if you're interested. 1123 00:57:41,237 --> 00:57:43,781 - So, that's going to be a lot on gladiators and stuff? 1124 00:57:44,031 --> 00:57:47,076 - Well not just gladiators, but also it's on Roman games 1125 00:57:47,326 --> 00:57:51,706 and entertainment, athletic contests, wild beast hunts, 1126 00:57:51,956 --> 00:57:55,585 public executions, theater and their contribution 1127 00:57:55,835 --> 00:57:58,004 to the Roman ethos. 1128 00:57:58,254 --> 00:58:00,673 It's very interesting subject matter. 1129 00:58:02,550 --> 00:58:05,803 - Awesome, but I was thinking of taking Dr. Rhodes' class 1130 00:58:06,053 --> 00:58:07,263 on the Punic Wars. 1131 00:58:07,513 --> 00:58:10,224 Is that cool with you? 1132 00:58:10,474 --> 00:58:11,476 - Yeah. 1133 00:58:11,726 --> 00:58:12,226 (music) 1134 00:58:20,359 --> 00:58:24,197 (sexual grunts) 1135 00:58:24,447 --> 00:58:25,323 BEN: Ah! 1136 00:58:26,782 --> 00:58:28,242 Oh! 1137 00:58:29,076 --> 00:58:37,076 (heavy breathing) 1138 00:58:38,502 --> 00:58:40,922 - I saw your girl today at the gym. 1139 00:58:41,172 --> 00:58:42,840 - Come on, man. 1140 00:58:43,090 --> 00:58:44,175 - She likes you. 1141 00:58:44,425 --> 00:58:46,594 I don't know why, you're a neurotic fucking idiot. 1142 00:58:46,844 --> 00:58:48,262 - Did you say something to her about me? 1143 00:58:48,512 --> 00:58:49,222 - What if I did? 1144 00:58:49,472 --> 00:58:50,390 - I'm serious. 1145 00:58:50,640 --> 00:58:51,808 You're going to get me in trouble. 1146 00:58:52,058 --> 00:58:56,604 I mean, she's in my department and I have a career 1147 00:58:56,854 --> 00:58:57,355 to think about. 1148 00:58:57,605 --> 00:58:58,398 - Maybe you shouldn't be screwing around 1149 00:58:58,648 --> 00:59:00,066 with your student. 1150 00:59:00,316 --> 00:59:02,360 - You're impossible. 1151 00:59:02,610 --> 00:59:03,778 - Accountability's a bitch, right? 1152 00:59:04,028 --> 00:59:04,988 - Accountability for what? 1153 00:59:05,238 --> 00:59:06,864 I haven't done anything. 1154 00:59:07,114 --> 00:59:10,785 - Get out of my chair. 1155 00:59:11,035 --> 00:59:12,203 - Seriously. 1156 00:59:12,453 --> 00:59:16,165 Accountability, the very concept doesn't exist anymore. 1157 00:59:16,415 --> 00:59:19,460 I mean, I've spent my entire life neurotically 1158 00:59:19,710 --> 00:59:22,672 trying to hold myself accountable and for what? 1159 00:59:22,922 --> 00:59:24,590 I don't see anybody else doing the same thing. 1160 00:59:24,840 --> 00:59:27,885 Not my wife, certainly not my students. 1161 00:59:28,135 --> 00:59:30,012 - And whose fault is that? 1162 00:59:33,015 --> 00:59:38,688 - The Romans had a practice called decimation whereby 1163 00:59:38,938 --> 00:59:40,273 for a failure on the battlefield, 1164 00:59:40,523 --> 00:59:43,609 the Roman General would order his men to cast lots 1165 00:59:43,859 --> 00:59:46,654 and line up accordingly and every 10th man 1166 00:59:46,904 --> 00:59:50,450 was bludgeoned to death by the nine before him. 1167 00:59:50,700 --> 00:59:53,578 Beaten to death. 1168 00:59:53,828 --> 00:59:57,206 Now, whether you're doing the beating or getting beaten, 1169 00:59:57,456 --> 00:59:59,167 that's a pretty steep price for failure. 1170 00:59:59,417 --> 01:00:00,877 - Hey, let's be here now. 1171 01:00:01,127 --> 01:00:04,964 - Ahh, people don't give a shit because they don't have to. 1172 01:00:06,924 --> 01:00:12,597 Not only is there no steep price for failure anymore. 1173 01:00:12,847 --> 01:00:15,975 There are no repercussions at all, not unless God forbid, 1174 01:00:16,225 --> 01:00:18,728 you don't have enough asses in your classroom seats. 1175 01:00:18,978 --> 01:00:21,856 - Stop bitching, you fucking girl. 1176 01:00:28,654 --> 01:00:30,281 - I think I have an ulcer. 1177 01:00:30,531 --> 01:00:33,409 - You don't take that for an ulcer, dummy. 1178 01:00:34,994 --> 01:00:35,494 (music) 1179 01:00:41,542 --> 01:00:44,003 HADLEY: Here we go. 1180 01:00:47,256 --> 01:00:49,217 - Where am I? 1181 01:00:49,467 --> 01:00:50,760 - In your bed, Dad. 1182 01:00:51,010 --> 01:00:52,428 - Oh. 1183 01:00:53,054 --> 01:00:54,013 I have to go to the office. 1184 01:00:54,263 --> 01:00:56,599 I have a big job to bid on. 1185 01:00:56,849 --> 01:00:58,643 - You sold that company, Dad. 1186 01:00:58,893 --> 01:01:00,895 Time to take your pill. 1187 01:01:02,229 --> 01:01:02,855 - Sold the company? 1188 01:01:03,105 --> 01:01:06,400 I built it- I, I wouldn't... 1189 01:01:06,650 --> 01:01:08,736 I have a son to give it to. 1190 01:01:08,986 --> 01:01:10,863 - It's time for bed, Dad. 1191 01:01:11,113 --> 01:01:13,949 Come on, take your pill, please. 1192 01:01:16,369 --> 01:01:19,747 - Where is that woman that used to come around? 1193 01:01:19,997 --> 01:01:21,707 Huh? 1194 01:01:27,129 --> 01:01:28,798 Jan. Jan! 1195 01:01:29,048 --> 01:01:31,717 She was good for you. 1196 01:01:34,428 --> 01:01:36,681 Where am I? 1197 01:01:36,931 --> 01:01:38,015 - You're in bed, Dad. 1198 01:01:38,265 --> 01:01:39,767 Come on. 1199 01:01:40,017 --> 01:01:43,688 Come on. 1200 01:01:43,938 --> 01:01:46,232 Goodnight. 1201 01:01:50,820 --> 01:01:52,905 (glass dragging) 1202 01:01:55,783 --> 01:01:58,452 - It must be getting bad for you to call me. 1203 01:01:58,702 --> 01:02:00,288 - There isn't anyone else. 1204 01:02:00,538 --> 01:02:01,873 - Mmm, whose fault is that? 1205 01:02:02,123 --> 01:02:04,250 - I didn't call you so you could insult me. 1206 01:02:04,500 --> 01:02:06,586 I don't know how to- 1207 01:02:06,836 --> 01:02:08,212 (sigh) 1208 01:02:08,462 --> 01:02:10,089 I don't know how to proceed. 1209 01:02:10,339 --> 01:02:12,091 - With your father? 1210 01:02:12,341 --> 01:02:14,343 - You steadied me, Jan. 1211 01:02:14,593 --> 01:02:16,596 It was like a fucking straightjacket sometimes, 1212 01:02:16,846 --> 01:02:18,598 but you steadied me. 1213 01:02:18,848 --> 01:02:22,143 - I think that's the first time I have ever heard you imply 1214 01:02:22,393 --> 01:02:25,563 that you actually needed someone other than yourself. 1215 01:02:25,813 --> 01:02:26,898 - Oh fuck you, Jan. 1216 01:02:27,148 --> 01:02:28,524 That's not what I said. 1217 01:02:28,774 --> 01:02:31,194 - Yes you did and I loved you too. 1218 01:02:31,444 --> 01:02:34,071 I loved your family, your mother. 1219 01:02:34,321 --> 01:02:34,947 - My mother. 1220 01:02:35,197 --> 01:02:37,450 My mother, the little history teacher, 1221 01:02:37,700 --> 01:02:40,286 the slave to sixth graders her entire career. 1222 01:02:40,536 --> 01:02:44,999 What a wonderful existence that must have been. 1223 01:02:45,249 --> 01:02:46,876 - We both had other priorities. 1224 01:02:47,126 --> 01:02:48,878 We made choices. 1225 01:02:52,047 --> 01:02:53,841 - Let's just stop talking, okay? 1226 01:02:54,091 --> 01:02:55,551 I'm sorry. 1227 01:02:55,801 --> 01:02:57,803 I'm sorry. 1228 01:02:58,053 --> 01:02:59,513 I'm sorry I wasted your time. 1229 01:02:59,763 --> 01:03:01,223 There you are. 1230 01:03:06,812 --> 01:03:08,522 HADLEY: There are far too many generalities here, 1231 01:03:08,772 --> 01:03:12,818 insufficiently supported by evidence and citing modern 1232 01:03:13,068 --> 01:03:16,322 scholars who agree with your conclusions is not enough. 1233 01:03:16,572 --> 01:03:20,034 And certainly not, if you don't point to and sufficiently 1234 01:03:20,284 --> 01:03:23,537 examine the evidence that they present. 1235 01:03:23,787 --> 01:03:24,705 I mean, this is sloppy. 1236 01:03:24,955 --> 01:03:26,290 This is beneath you. 1237 01:03:26,540 --> 01:03:28,125 - I understand, I'm sorry. 1238 01:03:28,375 --> 01:03:30,294 - And don't apologize. 1239 01:03:30,544 --> 01:03:31,462 Just do better. 1240 01:03:31,712 --> 01:03:34,006 Where is the evidence that supports your argument? 1241 01:03:34,256 --> 01:03:36,217 - Okay, but for the purpose of this chapter, 1242 01:03:36,467 --> 01:03:38,594 is there any real doubt that late Roman Italy 1243 01:03:38,844 --> 01:03:41,514 was in a state of severe economic decline? 1244 01:03:41,764 --> 01:03:43,516 - You tell me. 1245 01:03:43,766 --> 01:03:46,143 This department paid for you to go to Italy, 1246 01:03:46,393 --> 01:03:48,562 to read the manuscripts, to examine closely 1247 01:03:48,812 --> 01:03:51,148 the material evidence. 1248 01:03:51,398 --> 01:03:53,150 Did you learn anything new or were you out site seeing 1249 01:03:53,400 --> 01:03:54,277 and eating gelato? 1250 01:03:54,527 --> 01:03:58,072 I mean, what did the evidence tell you, because I don't find 1251 01:03:58,322 --> 01:04:00,992 anything in this chapter that you could not have concluded 1252 01:04:01,242 --> 01:04:03,619 by spending a couple of afternoons in our own library. 1253 01:04:03,869 --> 01:04:05,955 - Well, that's a bit of an overstatement, don't you think? 1254 01:04:06,205 --> 01:04:09,583 - You must always anticipate the counter argument, Anna. 1255 01:04:09,833 --> 01:04:11,377 That's what you don't do. 1256 01:04:11,627 --> 01:04:13,671 You can't just jump to a conclusion 1257 01:04:13,921 --> 01:04:15,673 without documenting supporting evidence. 1258 01:04:15,923 --> 01:04:17,133 You can't do that. 1259 01:04:17,383 --> 01:04:20,386 Do you expect the scholarly community to buy what you are 1260 01:04:20,636 --> 01:04:23,389 selling simply because you asserted in colorful, 1261 01:04:23,639 --> 01:04:26,142 crisply written prose? 1262 01:04:26,392 --> 01:04:27,393 No. 1263 01:04:27,643 --> 01:04:30,229 No, they'll make it their mission to tear you down 1264 01:04:30,479 --> 01:04:32,440 and the fact that you're my student will make them 1265 01:04:32,690 --> 01:04:35,067 even more eager to do so. 1266 01:04:35,317 --> 01:04:37,611 - Have I done something to upset you? 1267 01:04:37,861 --> 01:04:39,613 - You need to get to work. 1268 01:04:39,863 --> 01:04:42,825 This needs to be priority number one, nothing else. 1269 01:04:43,075 --> 01:04:45,703 I want you to look over my notes carefully and bring me 1270 01:04:45,953 --> 01:04:50,040 something of quality after Christmas break. 1271 01:04:52,126 --> 01:04:52,585 - Hi. 1272 01:04:52,835 --> 01:04:53,252 BEN: Hi. 1273 01:04:53,502 --> 01:04:54,462 - Sorry to bother you at home. 1274 01:04:54,712 --> 01:04:55,379 BEN: It's okay, what's up? 1275 01:04:55,629 --> 01:04:57,089 - Wanted to see if I could convince you to entertain 1276 01:04:57,339 --> 01:05:00,342 a discussion about my dissertation. 1277 01:05:02,595 --> 01:05:05,931 (music) 1278 01:05:06,181 --> 01:05:07,224 - What are those? 1279 01:05:07,474 --> 01:05:08,225 - You've seen these before. 1280 01:05:08,475 --> 01:05:09,769 These are death masks. 1281 01:05:10,019 --> 01:05:10,936 - They're morbid. 1282 01:05:11,186 --> 01:05:12,438 - How's that? 1283 01:05:12,688 --> 01:05:16,150 - Is this a Saint-Emilion Bordeaux? 1284 01:05:16,400 --> 01:05:19,445 - Yes, Chateau Canon la Gaffeliere. 1285 01:05:19,695 --> 01:05:22,990 - Mmm, one of the oldest wine producing regions 1286 01:05:23,240 --> 01:05:26,118 in the world, yes? 1287 01:05:26,368 --> 01:05:27,995 - Indeed. 1288 01:05:28,245 --> 01:05:29,955 The Romans started planting there as early as 1289 01:05:30,205 --> 01:05:32,500 the second century CE. 1290 01:05:32,750 --> 01:05:36,128 What's interesting about this particular estate 1291 01:05:36,378 --> 01:05:39,465 is it was built by the Comte de Malets-Roqueforts 1292 01:05:39,715 --> 01:05:43,052 on the remains of a leper colony that was still in operation 1293 01:05:43,302 --> 01:05:45,888 as late as the 17th Century. 1294 01:05:46,138 --> 01:05:48,223 - What happened to the lepers? 1295 01:05:52,061 --> 01:05:56,482 Hmm, this reminds me of a wine your mother and I used to get 1296 01:05:56,732 --> 01:06:01,028 at a very small but eclectic shop near the pier, 1297 01:06:01,278 --> 01:06:06,075 probably not as expensive as this but the perfect complement 1298 01:06:06,325 --> 01:06:09,244 to your mother's lasagna. 1299 01:06:12,665 --> 01:06:16,377 Do you remember your mother and I taking you to the pier? 1300 01:06:16,627 --> 01:06:20,840 You always wanted to go at night when the lights were all on, 1301 01:06:21,090 --> 01:06:23,551 the lights of the Ferris wheel, 1302 01:06:23,801 --> 01:06:27,721 or as you called it, the fairest wheel. 1303 01:06:30,891 --> 01:06:33,477 - I don't remember that at all. 1304 01:06:35,646 --> 01:06:36,897 - Oh. 1305 01:06:38,232 --> 01:06:39,150 - Dad. 1306 01:06:39,400 --> 01:06:39,817 Dad! 1307 01:06:40,067 --> 01:06:40,776 Hey! 1308 01:06:41,026 --> 01:06:42,987 Are you alright? 1309 01:06:43,237 --> 01:06:45,239 - Ah. 1310 01:06:46,615 --> 01:06:47,533 - What? 1311 01:06:47,783 --> 01:06:51,286 - I think I just passed gas. 1312 01:06:54,832 --> 01:06:58,752 You've never passed gas? 1313 01:06:59,002 --> 01:07:02,715 (Brigston laughs) 1314 01:07:05,551 --> 01:07:08,179 (Brigston laughs) 1315 01:07:08,429 --> 01:07:09,346 - Agghh. 1316 01:07:09,596 --> 01:07:12,224 (Hadley laughs) 1317 01:07:14,685 --> 01:07:16,019 (glasses tink) 1318 01:07:22,735 --> 01:07:26,447 - We were supposed to be talking about your paper, right? 1319 01:07:26,697 --> 01:07:30,910 - You're sleeping with Stacy Castillo, right? 1320 01:07:31,160 --> 01:07:32,453 - Why do you ask? 1321 01:07:32,703 --> 01:07:33,746 - I know that you are. 1322 01:07:33,996 --> 01:07:35,873 - Are you mad at me? 1323 01:07:43,255 --> 01:07:49,178 Maybe- maybe I ought to walk you to your apartment. 1324 01:07:52,264 --> 01:07:53,849 Come on. 1325 01:08:04,818 --> 01:08:07,154 - Is that your diploma? 1326 01:08:07,404 --> 01:08:08,364 - Yup. 1327 01:08:08,614 --> 01:08:10,783 - Why is it in your closet? 1328 01:08:12,659 --> 01:08:15,162 - Ask me again sometime. 1329 01:08:20,250 --> 01:08:23,295 - And that's where we hit the epic and I'm talking epic. 1330 01:08:23,545 --> 01:08:26,465 Homer was the biggest bad ass when it came to poetry. 1331 01:08:26,715 --> 01:08:27,508 I mean, we're talking seriously. 1332 01:08:27,758 --> 01:08:29,677 That is Mr. T, right? 1333 01:08:29,927 --> 01:08:33,180 The Godzilla of the literature, this guy was the absolute best. 1334 01:08:33,430 --> 01:08:34,265 But listen, you guys get out of here. 1335 01:08:34,515 --> 01:08:35,391 Next class. 1336 01:08:35,641 --> 01:08:38,018 Achilles, versus Hector. 1337 01:08:38,268 --> 01:08:40,396 Steel cage match, loser leaves town. 1338 01:08:40,646 --> 01:08:42,356 You don't want to miss this one. 1339 01:08:42,606 --> 01:08:44,775 Be ready to rumble! 1340 01:08:45,943 --> 01:08:48,404 Have fun, drive safe! 1341 01:08:48,654 --> 01:08:50,197 BEN: Very compelling stuff, sir. 1342 01:08:50,447 --> 01:08:52,408 - Hey, sorry if I was a little long winded, 1343 01:08:52,658 --> 01:08:53,576 but I'm teaching Homer. 1344 01:08:53,826 --> 01:08:55,869 Hey, you're just the man I wanted to talk to. 1345 01:08:56,119 --> 01:08:58,831 There's this brand new state of the art paintball facility 1346 01:08:59,081 --> 01:09:00,124 that just opened up, okay? 1347 01:09:00,374 --> 01:09:02,543 I know you were a little freaked out with the guns 1348 01:09:02,793 --> 01:09:03,961 and they got the kick and the powder smell 1349 01:09:04,211 --> 01:09:05,504 and all that kind of stuff's kind of scary, okay, 1350 01:09:05,754 --> 01:09:06,505 I totally get it. 1351 01:09:06,755 --> 01:09:08,215 The thing with paintball, not like that. 1352 01:09:08,465 --> 01:09:10,217 There's no powder, there's no kick, nothing like that, 1353 01:09:10,467 --> 01:09:11,927 alright? 1354 01:09:12,177 --> 01:09:13,345 And yet you can still work on your aim 1355 01:09:13,595 --> 01:09:16,682 and pretty soon accuracy is- it's going to be critical. 1356 01:09:16,932 --> 01:09:17,850 - This weekend maybe. 1357 01:09:18,100 --> 01:09:18,601 - Yeah. 1358 01:09:18,851 --> 01:09:20,144 Fuck! Goddamn it! 1359 01:09:20,394 --> 01:09:23,272 No, mother- I can't, I'm presenting, man. 1360 01:09:23,522 --> 01:09:25,357 The Archeological Association Conference, 1361 01:09:25,607 --> 01:09:28,694 publish or perish and all that bullshit, right? 1362 01:09:28,944 --> 01:09:31,697 We do what we got to do, but then we play paintball, 1363 01:09:31,947 --> 01:09:34,283 not this weekend, next weekend and I'm going to fucking 1364 01:09:34,533 --> 01:09:36,785 waste your ass too, I mean figuratively, not real, 1365 01:09:37,035 --> 01:09:38,412 but I'm going to- alright? 1366 01:09:38,662 --> 01:09:39,997 If you're on my team at school, then it's cool, 1367 01:09:40,247 --> 01:09:41,957 but if you're not on my team, I'll fucking hurt you. 1368 01:09:42,207 --> 01:09:43,375 I mean not really, I won't really do that, 1369 01:09:43,625 --> 01:09:45,419 but I get into it 'cause it's good. 1370 01:09:45,669 --> 01:09:46,503 Alright, have a good class. 1371 01:09:46,753 --> 01:09:47,671 I got to roll. 1372 01:09:47,921 --> 01:09:48,797 Catch ya in a bit. 1373 01:09:49,047 --> 01:09:50,549 - See ya. 1374 01:09:50,799 --> 01:09:51,299 (music) 1375 01:09:57,931 --> 01:10:04,438 (birds chirp in distance, soft chatter) 1376 01:10:04,688 --> 01:10:06,940 - Dr. Rhodes, hey. 1377 01:10:07,190 --> 01:10:07,816 - Hi, Dawn. 1378 01:10:08,066 --> 01:10:09,234 - I need to make an appointment to come to your 1379 01:10:09,484 --> 01:10:11,737 next office hours and discuss my term paper. 1380 01:10:11,987 --> 01:10:13,822 You really made my last discussion paper bleed 1381 01:10:14,072 --> 01:10:16,492 and I need to do better on this. 1382 01:10:16,742 --> 01:10:19,244 - I hope I didn't do any permanent damage. 1383 01:10:19,494 --> 01:10:20,162 - I can take it. 1384 01:10:20,412 --> 01:10:22,581 I've had Dr. Hadley, so. 1385 01:10:22,831 --> 01:10:24,333 (Ben laughs) 1386 01:10:24,583 --> 01:10:25,709 - Okay. 1387 01:10:25,959 --> 01:10:28,754 Well, um, what are you doing right now. 1388 01:10:29,004 --> 01:10:29,630 - Really? 1389 01:10:29,880 --> 01:10:30,464 Bad ass. 1390 01:10:30,714 --> 01:10:31,298 - What you got? 1391 01:10:31,548 --> 01:10:33,509 - So, I'm thinking about Roman navel strategies 1392 01:10:33,759 --> 01:10:35,094 and the way that it developed between first 1393 01:10:35,344 --> 01:10:37,346 and second Punic Wars. 1394 01:10:37,596 --> 01:10:38,847 - Interesting. 1395 01:10:39,097 --> 01:10:42,518 - Victorian English excavators of Pompeii found themselves 1396 01:10:42,768 --> 01:10:48,774 completely aghast at the hoards of sexual images that they found 1397 01:10:49,024 --> 01:10:53,862 underneath the volcanic ash, from forearm size bronze 1398 01:10:54,112 --> 01:10:58,701 phalluses, which the residents would hang in their doorways, 1399 01:10:58,951 --> 01:11:03,622 to depictions of various sexual positions from the city brothel, 1400 01:11:03,872 --> 01:11:06,166 which would allow the customers to choose their pleasure 1401 01:11:06,416 --> 01:11:10,796 as they would from a fast food value menu. 1402 01:11:11,046 --> 01:11:12,548 - Dr. Hadley, I'm sorry to interrupt. 1403 01:11:12,798 --> 01:11:13,549 You have a phone call. 1404 01:11:13,799 --> 01:11:15,425 HADLEY: Regarding. JILL: Your father. 1405 01:11:18,929 --> 01:11:20,472 - Dismissed. 1406 01:11:37,197 --> 01:11:37,823 - Mr. Hadley. 1407 01:11:38,073 --> 01:11:40,534 - Yes? 1408 01:11:40,784 --> 01:11:42,077 Marie, I am so sorry. 1409 01:11:42,327 --> 01:11:44,121 - I'm just glad he came to my house before anything 1410 01:11:44,371 --> 01:11:46,039 more serious could happen. 1411 01:11:46,289 --> 01:11:48,208 - He was going around knocking on doors, asking people if they 1412 01:11:48,458 --> 01:11:52,296 can give him a ride to pick up his father at work. 1413 01:11:52,546 --> 01:11:55,507 - Dad, what did I tell you about leaving home? 1414 01:11:55,757 --> 01:11:58,218 You have everything you could possibly need, right here. 1415 01:11:58,468 --> 01:11:59,428 Why would you leave home? 1416 01:11:59,678 --> 01:12:00,929 - I was looking for you. 1417 01:12:01,179 --> 01:12:02,681 - You know I'm at the university. 1418 01:12:02,931 --> 01:12:04,725 - You were so late in coming home. 1419 01:12:04,975 --> 01:12:06,435 - Why didn't you call me? 1420 01:12:06,685 --> 01:12:08,812 - I didn't have a phone number. 1421 01:12:09,062 --> 01:12:11,648 - Jesus Christ, Dad, it is taped to the telephone. 1422 01:12:11,898 --> 01:12:14,526 - Mr. Hadley... 1423 01:12:14,776 --> 01:12:18,030 I had an aunt, she went downhill pretty fast. 1424 01:12:18,280 --> 01:12:20,199 Don't want to tell you how to handle your family, 1425 01:12:20,449 --> 01:12:21,450 but if you can't be here for him, 1426 01:12:21,700 --> 01:12:24,745 you might want to think about a full time caregiver? 1427 01:12:26,038 --> 01:12:27,581 Have a good day. 1428 01:12:28,832 --> 01:12:30,375 - Excuse me, Officer. 1429 01:12:30,625 --> 01:12:31,627 Why the disclaimer? 1430 01:12:31,877 --> 01:12:32,294 - Pardon? 1431 01:12:32,544 --> 01:12:33,879 - You said you didn't want to tell me how to handle my family 1432 01:12:34,129 --> 01:12:35,380 and then you did just that. 1433 01:12:35,630 --> 01:12:37,049 Why bother couching it as a disclaimer? 1434 01:12:37,299 --> 01:12:37,925 - Hey. 1435 01:12:38,175 --> 01:12:38,884 It's your life. 1436 01:12:39,134 --> 01:12:40,552 Just some free advice, that's all. 1437 01:12:40,802 --> 01:12:41,386 - Good. 1438 01:12:41,636 --> 01:12:42,888 Well, I'll consider myself advised, then. 1439 01:12:43,138 --> 01:12:45,098 Thank you very much. 1440 01:12:46,183 --> 01:12:47,684 Dad? 1441 01:12:47,934 --> 01:12:48,434 (music) 1442 01:12:59,529 --> 01:13:01,114 - Ben Rhodes, you got a package. 1443 01:13:01,364 --> 01:13:03,533 Catch! 1444 01:13:06,495 --> 01:13:07,996 - Thanks! 1445 01:13:08,246 --> 01:13:08,746 (music) 1446 01:13:14,920 --> 01:13:22,553 (music and water trickling from fountain) 1447 01:13:22,803 --> 01:13:24,096 - Hey! 1448 01:13:24,346 --> 01:13:25,514 You still owe me 20 bucks. 1449 01:13:25,764 --> 01:13:27,140 - Right, right. 1450 01:13:27,390 --> 01:13:29,476 - What's with the fatigues? 1451 01:13:30,727 --> 01:13:32,020 - ROTC. 1452 01:13:32,270 --> 01:13:35,399 But not for long, not worth the education part. 1453 01:13:35,649 --> 01:13:38,360 Yeah, I'm just- I'm just going to enlist after this semester. 1454 01:13:38,610 --> 01:13:41,989 - So you're just dropping out of school altogether. 1455 01:13:42,239 --> 01:13:46,743 - Look doc, I mean this college thing ain't working out. 1456 01:13:46,993 --> 01:13:49,997 I'm just not exactly book smart, you know. 1457 01:13:50,247 --> 01:13:53,292 I mean, you saw the grades I got in your class, right? 1458 01:13:53,542 --> 01:13:57,379 If I can't hack an intro to language class, 1459 01:13:57,629 --> 01:14:00,173 I don't stand a chance. 1460 01:14:00,423 --> 01:14:03,927 Hey look, I can't learn for shit, but I can shoot 1461 01:14:04,177 --> 01:14:06,179 and the military's happy to have me. 1462 01:14:06,429 --> 01:14:09,516 - I've seen you in my classes. 1463 01:14:09,766 --> 01:14:11,101 - Hey look, I hope it's okay. 1464 01:14:11,351 --> 01:14:13,854 You know, just because I can't do the work, 1465 01:14:14,104 --> 01:14:16,273 that don't mean I'm not interested. 1466 01:14:16,523 --> 01:14:17,941 - It's fine. 1467 01:14:18,191 --> 01:14:21,612 - Yeah, so I heard you're teaching a class on 1468 01:14:21,862 --> 01:14:24,907 Hannibal the Carthaginian now. 1469 01:14:25,157 --> 01:14:26,783 All because of me, right? 1470 01:14:27,033 --> 01:14:27,576 Huh? 1471 01:14:27,826 --> 01:14:30,621 - Well, it's not a course on Hannibal, per se. 1472 01:14:30,871 --> 01:14:33,123 - Yeah, per se, right. 1473 01:14:33,707 --> 01:14:35,834 - Hey, do you happen to know anything about paintball? 1474 01:14:36,084 --> 01:14:36,627 - Hell yeah I do. 1475 01:14:36,877 --> 01:14:38,670 I love paintball. 1476 01:14:39,880 --> 01:14:40,922 - Let's talk. 1477 01:14:41,756 --> 01:14:45,969 - Heaven cannot brook two suns, nor earth two masters! 1478 01:14:46,219 --> 01:14:48,180 Whoo! 1479 01:14:48,430 --> 01:14:50,015 - You work with this psycho?! 1480 01:14:50,265 --> 01:14:51,767 Holy shit. 1481 01:14:52,017 --> 01:14:55,354 - Hannibal did not have paintball guns. 1482 01:14:55,604 --> 01:14:58,649 But if he did, I would imagine this is how 1483 01:14:58,899 --> 01:14:59,983 he would have used them. 1484 01:15:00,233 --> 01:15:01,610 - Right. 1485 01:15:04,321 --> 01:15:06,990 - Fish in a fuckin' barrel... 1486 01:15:11,077 --> 01:15:11,745 - Are you ready for this? 1487 01:15:11,995 --> 01:15:12,996 - Let's get the son of a bitch. 1488 01:15:13,246 --> 01:15:13,914 - Ready? 1489 01:15:14,164 --> 01:15:17,376 On cue, 1, 2, 3, let's go! 1490 01:15:17,626 --> 01:15:18,418 Ahhh, grrr, errr... 1491 01:15:18,668 --> 01:15:20,754 - Die motherfucker! 1492 01:15:21,004 --> 01:15:22,130 Goddamn it! 1493 01:15:22,380 --> 01:15:24,466 Motherfucker! 1494 01:15:24,716 --> 01:15:26,343 - Told you I could shoot. 1495 01:15:26,593 --> 01:15:28,011 - Wooooo! 1496 01:15:28,261 --> 01:15:29,012 - Bullshit. 1497 01:15:29,262 --> 01:15:30,138 BEN: How you like me now?! 1498 01:15:30,388 --> 01:15:31,473 FLETCHER: Total bullshit. 1499 01:15:31,723 --> 01:15:34,851 (music) 1500 01:15:35,101 --> 01:15:38,688 ♪ I saw a tree fall and it never made a sound ♪ 1501 01:15:39,940 --> 01:15:41,942 - Question mark. 1502 01:15:42,525 --> 01:15:45,070 Big question mark, circle around it. 1503 01:15:47,447 --> 01:15:52,327 Big question mark, a whole family of question marks here. 1504 01:15:52,577 --> 01:15:53,578 Aagh! 1505 01:15:53,828 --> 01:15:54,997 Nuggets! 1506 01:15:55,247 --> 01:15:55,747 (music) 1507 01:16:05,882 --> 01:16:08,677 - Okay, you're right, smarty pants I slept with Anna, I did. 1508 01:16:08,927 --> 01:16:09,594 - Fucking knew it. 1509 01:16:09,844 --> 01:16:11,430 Before us, right? 1510 01:16:11,680 --> 01:16:13,015 - Uh, end of last spring term. 1511 01:16:13,265 --> 01:16:15,934 I was high at the time, I know that's no excuse. 1512 01:16:16,184 --> 01:16:18,478 - Why now do you feel you have to explain yourself to me? 1513 01:16:18,728 --> 01:16:20,188 You're free to fuck whomever you want. 1514 01:16:20,438 --> 01:16:21,231 I told you the deal. 1515 01:16:21,481 --> 01:16:22,691 Tricky with your job though. 1516 01:16:22,941 --> 01:16:24,317 - Ah, yes, "the deal." 1517 01:16:24,567 --> 01:16:29,447 How could I forget and yet, here we are on a date. 1518 01:16:29,990 --> 01:16:32,826 - Ever had a pool cue shoved up your ass before? 1519 01:16:33,076 --> 01:16:35,787 - That's a bit kinky, even for you. 1520 01:16:36,037 --> 01:16:36,913 Why can't you just admit it. 1521 01:16:37,163 --> 01:16:37,539 You like me. 1522 01:16:37,789 --> 01:16:39,207 You really like me, why don't you just say it? 1523 01:16:39,457 --> 01:16:41,877 Come on, you'll feel better. 1524 01:16:42,127 --> 01:16:44,004 - Nothing lasts, Ben. 1525 01:16:44,254 --> 01:16:45,714 I don't expect it to. 1526 01:16:45,964 --> 01:16:48,383 Whatever I can't feel or touch or smell or taste, 1527 01:16:48,633 --> 01:16:51,595 right this second, it's pipedreams and promises 1528 01:16:51,845 --> 01:16:53,930 and smoke and mirrors. 1529 01:16:54,180 --> 01:16:55,932 It's your shot. 1530 01:16:58,977 --> 01:17:00,937 - I never told you... 1531 01:17:05,859 --> 01:17:09,195 but I was going to have a kid, a son. 1532 01:17:12,866 --> 01:17:14,910 I lost him. 1533 01:17:15,160 --> 01:17:23,160 (music, bar ambient noise) 1534 01:17:36,890 --> 01:17:38,850 - No. 1535 01:17:39,100 --> 01:17:39,559 - No? 1536 01:17:39,809 --> 01:17:41,478 - Try again. 1537 01:17:41,728 --> 01:17:42,854 - I don't understand. 1538 01:17:43,104 --> 01:17:44,606 - Your chapter isn't there yet. 1539 01:17:44,856 --> 01:17:45,565 - Really? 1540 01:17:45,815 --> 01:17:48,110 Because I went through and painstakingly addressed 1541 01:17:48,360 --> 01:17:49,778 every single one of your notes. 1542 01:17:50,028 --> 01:17:51,279 - Obviously, you didn't. 1543 01:17:51,529 --> 01:17:52,864 You'll have to go through it again. 1544 01:17:53,114 --> 01:17:54,574 I've made copious notes throughout. 1545 01:17:54,824 --> 01:17:55,700 - In question marks? 1546 01:17:55,950 --> 01:17:56,576 - What? 1547 01:17:56,826 --> 01:17:57,786 - Nothing. 1548 01:17:58,036 --> 01:17:59,579 I guess I'm just going to go get to work. 1549 01:17:59,829 --> 01:18:01,915 - Sit down. 1550 01:18:02,165 --> 01:18:04,084 I didn't dismiss you. 1551 01:18:06,002 --> 01:18:08,338 Tell me, do you want to learn something 1552 01:18:08,588 --> 01:18:10,423 or are you interested in other things right now? 1553 01:18:10,673 --> 01:18:12,259 - What are you talking about? 1554 01:18:12,509 --> 01:18:15,470 - Do you want to throw away everything that we've done 1555 01:18:15,720 --> 01:18:18,640 for some fleeting moment of carnal gratification? 1556 01:18:18,890 --> 01:18:19,474 - You're out of line. 1557 01:18:19,724 --> 01:18:20,517 - Am I? 1558 01:18:20,767 --> 01:18:21,268 - Okay. 1559 01:18:21,518 --> 01:18:23,311 First, you don't know what you're talking about. 1560 01:18:23,561 --> 01:18:26,606 Second, there's my work and then there's my personal life 1561 01:18:26,856 --> 01:18:28,900 and you may be my mentor in one but you have no business 1562 01:18:29,150 --> 01:18:29,651 in the other. 1563 01:18:29,901 --> 01:18:34,114 - That's where you're wrong because your work is your life 1564 01:18:34,364 --> 01:18:38,160 and everything else is debris and distraction and you're a 1565 01:18:38,410 --> 01:18:40,704 fool if you think that there's some distinction for you 1566 01:18:40,954 --> 01:18:42,372 or anybody else. 1567 01:18:42,622 --> 01:18:44,708 What do you think, I'm a fanatic? 1568 01:18:44,958 --> 01:18:46,668 I am a fanatic. 1569 01:18:46,918 --> 01:18:49,504 If somebody came to me and said, tomorrow that I could 1570 01:18:49,754 --> 01:18:52,883 read the lost books of the Annals of Tacitus 1571 01:18:53,133 --> 01:18:56,970 but I'd have to be crucified subsequently, 1572 01:18:57,220 --> 01:18:58,430 I would take that bargain. 1573 01:18:58,680 --> 01:19:01,474 I would take that bargain in a second 1574 01:19:01,724 --> 01:19:04,019 because people come and go, but knowledge 1575 01:19:04,269 --> 01:19:05,812 can never be taken away. 1576 01:19:06,062 --> 01:19:08,106 - What about your own father? 1577 01:19:09,524 --> 01:19:10,817 - What did you say? 1578 01:19:11,067 --> 01:19:14,112 - Everything can be taken away. 1579 01:19:19,033 --> 01:19:20,702 - I'm going to have to seriously consider 1580 01:19:20,952 --> 01:19:23,330 whether you and I can continue working together. 1581 01:19:23,580 --> 01:19:26,040 - Yeah, me too. 1582 01:19:28,877 --> 01:19:35,884 (treadmill motor hums) 1583 01:19:36,134 --> 01:19:38,762 (treadmill beeps and motor whirs up to speed) 1584 01:19:39,012 --> 01:19:45,143 (treadmills hum) 1585 01:19:45,393 --> 01:19:53,393 (beep, beep, beep, beep, motor whirs faster) 1586 01:19:54,903 --> 01:19:56,237 ANNA: Ahhhh! 1587 01:19:58,573 --> 01:20:01,368 (door opening) 1588 01:20:01,618 --> 01:20:03,453 - Somebody needs you. 1589 01:20:03,703 --> 01:20:05,580 (running footsteps) 1590 01:20:05,830 --> 01:20:08,667 (music) 1591 01:20:08,917 --> 01:20:11,753 ♪ Break a young girl's heart ♪ 1592 01:20:12,003 --> 01:20:15,090 ♪ Because you fear your own ♪ 1593 01:20:15,340 --> 01:20:18,551 (music continues) 1594 01:20:18,801 --> 01:20:19,135 - Hey! 1595 01:20:19,385 --> 01:20:21,763 (click, treadmill winds down, music) 1596 01:20:22,013 --> 01:20:24,557 ♪ It's always one more thing ♪ 1597 01:20:25,016 --> 01:20:26,976 What happened? 1598 01:20:29,437 --> 01:20:31,606 Want to talk about it? 1599 01:20:31,856 --> 01:20:34,818 (music)♪ You don't know what's real ♪ 1600 01:20:35,068 --> 01:20:35,568 (music) 1601 01:20:46,538 --> 01:20:49,374 ♪ Give me something to believe in ♪ 1602 01:20:49,624 --> 01:20:51,501 (music) 1603 01:20:51,751 --> 01:20:53,712 BEN: This place is amazing. 1604 01:20:53,962 --> 01:20:55,713 How did you find it? 1605 01:21:01,511 --> 01:21:03,638 The Coronation of Charlemagne. 1606 01:21:03,888 --> 01:21:04,388 (music) 1607 01:21:11,938 --> 01:21:14,149 - So... 1608 01:21:14,399 --> 01:21:16,359 who's "J"? 1609 01:21:18,403 --> 01:21:22,240 - Julia was- is my sister. 1610 01:21:22,490 --> 01:21:25,493 She always wanted to be like the female version of Indiana Jones, 1611 01:21:25,743 --> 01:21:28,788 not like stupid Laura Croft, like hard core Indy. 1612 01:21:29,038 --> 01:21:34,210 She wanted to teach and dig, find stuff, put it in museums. 1613 01:21:34,460 --> 01:21:37,756 She got leukemia early in high school, six months, 1614 01:21:38,006 --> 01:21:40,592 she was gone. 1615 01:21:40,842 --> 01:21:43,386 - These are Roman oil lamps. 1616 01:21:43,636 --> 01:21:44,846 What is this place? 1617 01:21:45,096 --> 01:21:46,473 (Anna giggles) 1618 01:21:46,723 --> 01:21:48,767 - Heaven. 1619 01:21:49,017 --> 01:21:51,019 - I'm sorry, go ahead. 1620 01:21:51,269 --> 01:21:54,981 - Junior year, the year after, you know, 1621 01:21:55,231 --> 01:21:59,736 I had this really amazing AP history teacher, 1622 01:21:59,986 --> 01:22:01,363 Mrs. Bertolsen. 1623 01:22:01,613 --> 01:22:03,448 She was Julia's favorite. 1624 01:22:03,698 --> 01:22:07,035 I guess back then I thought there wasn't anything outside 1625 01:22:07,285 --> 01:22:09,746 America, like I knew that there was because I had seen Raiders 1626 01:22:09,996 --> 01:22:12,791 like a thousand times, but everything in school was, 1627 01:22:13,041 --> 01:22:14,667 the American Revolution, the Civil War, 1628 01:22:14,917 --> 01:22:17,087 America's involvement in World War II, like they don't even 1629 01:22:17,337 --> 01:22:20,757 try to tell you how vast and diverse the world is, 1630 01:22:21,007 --> 01:22:25,887 but Mrs. B talked a lot about Greeks and Romans 1631 01:22:26,137 --> 01:22:31,976 and she said there would be no "us" without them. 1632 01:22:32,226 --> 01:22:38,108 She had- she had this bowl, this bronze bowl on her desk 1633 01:22:38,358 --> 01:22:41,778 that she got in Greece and it had Cleo on it, 1634 01:22:42,028 --> 01:22:44,906 the muse of history- okay, you know- so it had Cleo on it 1635 01:22:45,156 --> 01:22:49,077 and every day before class, she would take this bag 1636 01:22:49,327 --> 01:22:51,996 of dry rice out from under her desk and she would sprinkle 1637 01:22:52,246 --> 01:22:56,042 some grains in the bowl as an offering to Cleo 1638 01:22:56,292 --> 01:22:58,837 and I thought that was so cool! 1639 01:22:59,087 --> 01:23:02,799 Like before, I thought my sister was just this big nerd 1640 01:23:03,049 --> 01:23:08,096 and then after, it was like history had this... 1641 01:23:08,346 --> 01:23:11,099 fairy dust all around it. 1642 01:23:12,392 --> 01:23:13,184 (giggles) 1643 01:23:13,434 --> 01:23:16,771 And I'm geeking myself out! 1644 01:23:18,648 --> 01:23:23,861 But, I owe it to Julia to get this degree. 1645 01:23:27,699 --> 01:23:30,034 - This is pop-up puzzle, of the Vatican? 1646 01:23:30,284 --> 01:23:34,205 Which is really weird and really cool at the same time. 1647 01:23:34,455 --> 01:23:36,624 - I wrote to you in there. 1648 01:23:38,751 --> 01:23:39,711 - What are you going to do about Hadley? 1649 01:23:39,961 --> 01:23:40,462 - Fuck Hadley. 1650 01:23:40,712 --> 01:23:41,087 - Anna. 1651 01:23:41,337 --> 01:23:41,880 - Fuck him. 1652 01:23:42,130 --> 01:23:43,131 - No, it's not that simple. 1653 01:23:43,381 --> 01:23:44,632 I mean, I wish it was and the fact of the matter is, 1654 01:23:44,882 --> 01:23:46,176 you need him to get your degree. 1655 01:23:46,426 --> 01:23:48,928 - Ben, no offense, but you don't know him 1656 01:23:49,178 --> 01:23:50,805 the way that I know him. 1657 01:23:51,055 --> 01:23:52,265 - Can I read what you have? 1658 01:23:52,515 --> 01:23:53,349 I might be able to help. 1659 01:23:53,599 --> 01:23:54,142 - Okay. 1660 01:23:54,392 --> 01:23:56,394 You can read it on one condition. 1661 01:23:56,644 --> 01:23:57,187 - Shoot. 1662 01:23:57,437 --> 01:24:00,565 - Why do you keep your diploma in your closet? 1663 01:24:00,815 --> 01:24:02,108 - Ahhhh... 1664 01:24:05,570 --> 01:24:06,196 For me. 1665 01:24:06,446 --> 01:24:07,947 I mean, you kind of have to break off a little piece 1666 01:24:08,197 --> 01:24:10,074 of your soul to get one of those pieces of paper, right? 1667 01:24:10,324 --> 01:24:12,619 I mean, if you really earn it. 1668 01:24:12,869 --> 01:24:14,245 - So you keep yours hidden in the closet? 1669 01:24:14,495 --> 01:24:16,623 - I mean, who else needs to see it but me? 1670 01:24:16,873 --> 01:24:19,876 The only reason I keep it at all is so that every morning 1671 01:24:20,126 --> 01:24:22,212 when I grab my jacket and walk out the door, 1672 01:24:22,462 --> 01:24:24,839 I'll be reminded of what it cost and maybe I'll be motivated 1673 01:24:25,089 --> 01:24:27,091 to use it to do some good. 1674 01:24:28,217 --> 01:24:29,427 - Paahh! 1675 01:24:29,677 --> 01:24:31,262 Approved! 1676 01:24:31,512 --> 01:24:32,012 (music) 1677 01:24:44,275 --> 01:24:47,904 ♪ I wish that she could see me ♪ 1678 01:24:48,613 --> 01:24:51,533 - Do you really want to know what I think? 1679 01:24:51,783 --> 01:24:52,867 Okay. 1680 01:24:53,117 --> 01:24:54,118 (discussing thoughts - indiscernible) 1681 01:24:54,368 --> 01:25:01,376 (music continues) 1682 01:25:01,626 --> 01:25:07,715 ♪ Is the soul of a man ♪ 1683 01:25:07,965 --> 01:25:13,388 ♪ Each day's another chance lost ♪ 1684 01:25:13,638 --> 01:25:18,017 ♪ Let the world speed around us ♪ 1685 01:25:18,267 --> 01:25:19,894 BEN: One more! 1686 01:25:20,144 --> 01:25:23,565 (music continues)♪ It's hidden in the wind ♪ 1687 01:25:23,815 --> 01:25:24,315 (music) 1688 01:25:28,486 --> 01:25:29,737 - Fucking genius! 1689 01:25:29,987 --> 01:25:30,780 - Thank you. 1690 01:25:31,030 --> 01:25:32,031 High five. 1691 01:25:32,281 --> 01:25:37,745 (music)♪ I wanna hide away with you ♪ 1692 01:25:37,995 --> 01:25:38,495 (music) 1693 01:25:56,389 --> 01:25:57,974 - Hey, loopty loo. 1694 01:25:58,224 --> 01:25:59,559 - Hey, you. 1695 01:25:59,809 --> 01:26:02,145 - I got you the paper. 1696 01:26:02,395 --> 01:26:03,980 - Oh, great. 1697 01:26:05,940 --> 01:26:07,942 - How do you take your coffee? 1698 01:26:08,192 --> 01:26:09,193 - Half and half. 1699 01:26:09,443 --> 01:26:11,112 - Mmm, hmm. 1700 01:26:14,115 --> 01:26:18,202 - So, I know that we both have a lot of work to do today, 1701 01:26:18,452 --> 01:26:24,542 but I was thinking that work goes down a lot smoother with... 1702 01:26:25,877 --> 01:26:27,962 Da, da, da, da! 1703 01:26:28,212 --> 01:26:29,380 Bloody Marys! 1704 01:26:29,630 --> 01:26:31,007 - I love a good Bloody Mary. 1705 01:26:31,257 --> 01:26:32,300 - I know. 1706 01:26:32,550 --> 01:26:33,635 (Anna laughs) 1707 01:26:33,885 --> 01:26:36,429 (Ben's phone vibrates) 1708 01:26:40,892 --> 01:26:45,855 - Uh, I need to make a phone call. 1709 01:26:46,105 --> 01:26:47,732 - Right now?! 1710 01:26:54,238 --> 01:26:56,866 - I'm here for an interview, Department of Philosophy 1711 01:26:57,116 --> 01:26:59,077 and Religion at Harkin just up the road. 1712 01:26:59,327 --> 01:27:00,828 - I know where it is. 1713 01:27:01,078 --> 01:27:02,788 How's my dog? 1714 01:27:14,258 --> 01:27:16,719 What took you so long? 1715 01:27:17,136 --> 01:27:21,140 - Do you remember our dream, teaching at some respectable 1716 01:27:21,390 --> 01:27:25,311 little liberal arts college by a lake, smaller classes, 1717 01:27:25,561 --> 01:27:30,149 motivated students, a place where humanities is king? 1718 01:27:31,651 --> 01:27:34,028 - What's wrong with the job you have? 1719 01:27:34,278 --> 01:27:36,364 - After you left, I was late. 1720 01:27:36,614 --> 01:27:38,199 I started worrying. 1721 01:27:38,449 --> 01:27:40,785 Holy shit, what if I'm pregnant again? 1722 01:27:41,035 --> 01:27:42,620 - Would you even have known who the father was? 1723 01:27:42,870 --> 01:27:45,081 - I told you, I always used condoms with Ed. 1724 01:27:45,331 --> 01:27:45,873 - Ugh. 1725 01:27:46,123 --> 01:27:47,875 - I'm just saying it would have changed things, wouldn't it? 1726 01:27:48,125 --> 01:27:50,712 - For you, maybe, not for me. 1727 01:27:50,962 --> 01:27:55,591 - I was angry and I got caught up in it and you weren't there. 1728 01:27:55,841 --> 01:27:58,803 - Where is your signature? 1729 01:27:59,053 --> 01:28:00,847 - Did we make a mistake, Ben? 1730 01:28:01,097 --> 01:28:02,807 - What are you going to do if they offer you the job? 1731 01:28:03,057 --> 01:28:05,393 - What do you suggest I do? 1732 01:28:05,643 --> 01:28:08,396 - Same thing you always do, Rach. 1733 01:28:10,731 --> 01:28:12,566 What's best for you. 1734 01:28:15,486 --> 01:28:17,238 - Ben? 1735 01:28:17,488 --> 01:28:20,116 It's not what you write down that's real. 1736 01:28:20,366 --> 01:28:23,953 It's what you do in the end. 1737 01:28:24,203 --> 01:28:25,955 - Coffee's on me. 1738 01:28:42,805 --> 01:28:45,266 - Dad? 1739 01:28:46,600 --> 01:28:47,977 Goddamn it. 1740 01:28:57,069 --> 01:28:59,655 Dad! 1741 01:29:01,157 --> 01:29:02,825 (knock knock knock) 1742 01:29:03,075 --> 01:29:05,870 Come on, coffee's ready. 1743 01:29:06,120 --> 01:29:06,621 Dad! 1744 01:29:06,871 --> 01:29:10,458 (knock knock knock) 1745 01:29:10,708 --> 01:29:12,043 Hello! 1746 01:29:26,724 --> 01:29:27,524 (soft music) 1747 01:29:36,734 --> 01:29:37,534 (soft music) 1748 01:29:46,744 --> 01:29:47,544 (soft music) 1749 01:29:56,754 --> 01:29:57,554 (soft music) 1750 01:30:06,764 --> 01:30:07,564 (soft music) 1751 01:30:18,692 --> 01:30:21,070 (laughing) 1752 01:30:21,320 --> 01:30:22,113 - Hey, guys. 1753 01:30:22,363 --> 01:30:23,865 Did you hear? 1754 01:30:24,115 --> 01:30:24,490 - Hear what? 1755 01:30:24,740 --> 01:30:26,325 - Hadley's dad. 1756 01:30:26,575 --> 01:30:29,245 Yeah, he found him this morning. 1757 01:30:29,495 --> 01:30:30,329 - Mm. 1758 01:30:30,579 --> 01:30:32,373 - Yeah, and to make matters even more upsetting, 1759 01:30:32,623 --> 01:30:35,751 he actually came in, so tread gracefully. 1760 01:30:36,001 --> 01:30:37,962 - Ah, shit. 1761 01:30:39,171 --> 01:30:41,299 - I said things to him. 1762 01:30:41,549 --> 01:30:42,550 - What happened to "Fuck Hadley." 1763 01:30:42,800 --> 01:30:43,384 - I was mad. 1764 01:30:43,634 --> 01:30:46,888 I was venting. 1765 01:30:47,138 --> 01:30:51,309 I feel like I should do something, some gesture. 1766 01:30:51,559 --> 01:30:53,894 - So do something. 1767 01:30:56,313 --> 01:31:04,313 (classical music) 1768 01:31:06,323 --> 01:31:14,323 (classical music) 1769 01:31:16,333 --> 01:31:24,333 (classical music) 1770 01:31:28,345 --> 01:31:36,345 (classical music) 1771 01:31:40,774 --> 01:31:42,860 (doorbell rings) 1772 01:31:54,705 --> 01:31:55,456 - Mr. Hadley? 1773 01:31:55,706 --> 01:31:57,333 - Yes. 1774 01:31:59,752 --> 01:32:01,337 - My condolences, sir. 1775 01:32:01,587 --> 01:32:03,422 - Mm-hmm. 1776 01:32:20,731 --> 01:32:22,358 - I'm telling you, you've got to do what I do, right? 1777 01:32:22,608 --> 01:32:23,109 Seriously. 1778 01:32:23,359 --> 01:32:24,235 I make up a bunch of flyers. 1779 01:32:24,485 --> 01:32:26,487 I post them all around campus for my classes, 1780 01:32:26,737 --> 01:32:29,699 make them up myself, kind of a comic book thing. 1781 01:32:29,949 --> 01:32:30,491 - It's embarrassing. 1782 01:32:30,741 --> 01:32:31,492 - Whatever, man. 1783 01:32:31,742 --> 01:32:32,910 My classes are full to the brim. 1784 01:32:33,160 --> 01:32:34,412 Yours are... 1785 01:32:34,662 --> 01:32:35,454 - Dr. Rhodes. 1786 01:32:35,704 --> 01:32:36,247 I'm sorry. 1787 01:32:36,497 --> 01:32:38,416 I didn't know you had a visitor. 1788 01:32:38,666 --> 01:32:41,460 May I see you in my office right now? 1789 01:32:41,710 --> 01:32:45,464 - Dean Messer, you deign to walk among us mere mortals? 1790 01:32:45,714 --> 01:32:48,092 - Go fuck yourself, Fletcher. 1791 01:32:50,135 --> 01:32:51,929 - Have fun. 1792 01:32:59,353 --> 01:33:04,525 - I'm disappointed to do this, but this is a formal warning. 1793 01:33:08,404 --> 01:33:10,740 - I don't understand. 1794 01:33:10,990 --> 01:33:12,366 - Well, understand this. 1795 01:33:12,616 --> 01:33:14,994 I have received a report that you have been seen in private 1796 01:33:15,244 --> 01:33:17,163 with a student in your department 1797 01:33:17,413 --> 01:33:18,914 and that you are involved. 1798 01:33:19,164 --> 01:33:21,000 That's all I know and that's all I want to know, 1799 01:33:21,250 --> 01:33:23,502 but if I find out anything definitive, 1800 01:33:23,752 --> 01:33:26,380 I will terminate you immediately. 1801 01:33:26,630 --> 01:33:31,093 So I suggest whatever's going on, you put an end to it. 1802 01:33:31,343 --> 01:33:34,138 In this day and age, even the scent of impropriety between 1803 01:33:34,388 --> 01:33:39,310 a faculty member and a student, it jeopardizes all of us 1804 01:33:39,560 --> 01:33:42,104 and the prestige of this university. 1805 01:33:43,188 --> 01:33:46,192 Do I make myself clear? 1806 01:33:46,442 --> 01:33:48,694 - Yes, ma'am. 1807 01:34:01,957 --> 01:34:03,334 May I go? 1808 01:34:03,584 --> 01:34:05,336 - You may go. 1809 01:34:08,797 --> 01:34:13,344 (organ playing) 1810 01:34:13,594 --> 01:34:14,527 (woman crying) 1811 01:34:25,856 --> 01:34:33,856 (organ music, woman crying) 1812 01:34:35,866 --> 01:34:43,866 (organ music, woman crying) 1813 01:34:45,626 --> 01:34:46,159 (crying) 1814 01:34:53,008 --> 01:34:56,470 - She was the secretary at his construction office. 1815 01:34:56,720 --> 01:35:00,182 She actually cares that he's gone. 1816 01:35:00,849 --> 01:35:02,393 - I'm here, Val. 1817 01:35:02,643 --> 01:35:04,645 Okay? 1818 01:35:09,149 --> 01:35:11,110 - Why are you asking me? 1819 01:35:11,360 --> 01:35:12,528 - Because you're my friend. 1820 01:35:12,778 --> 01:35:13,863 - I'm not your friend, Ben. 1821 01:35:14,113 --> 01:35:17,533 We fucked and we don't even do that anymore. 1822 01:35:17,783 --> 01:35:18,993 - What does that mean? 1823 01:35:19,243 --> 01:35:20,744 I've been preoccupied, okay? 1824 01:35:20,994 --> 01:35:21,579 - With Anna. 1825 01:35:21,829 --> 01:35:26,250 - With Anna, with Hadley, with trying to do my job, 1826 01:35:26,500 --> 01:35:30,587 trying to make a future here, maybe find some peace of mind. 1827 01:35:31,213 --> 01:35:33,340 - And fucking keeps you from doing that. 1828 01:35:33,590 --> 01:35:35,968 - I just thought you might have something to contribute, 1829 01:35:36,218 --> 01:35:39,430 you know, some piece of advice, primarily what to do 1830 01:35:39,680 --> 01:35:41,307 about Hadley. 1831 01:35:41,557 --> 01:35:42,433 - Do nothing. 1832 01:35:42,683 --> 01:35:43,642 - What? 1833 01:35:43,892 --> 01:35:45,644 He ratted me out to the Dean and you know 1834 01:35:45,894 --> 01:35:47,021 he's not going to stop there. 1835 01:35:47,271 --> 01:35:49,064 - He didn't rat you out, Ben. 1836 01:35:51,024 --> 01:35:52,234 I did. 1837 01:35:53,360 --> 01:35:53,903 - What? 1838 01:35:54,153 --> 01:35:55,654 - I mean, I didn't think she'd go all formal with it. 1839 01:35:55,904 --> 01:35:56,614 - You? 1840 01:35:56,864 --> 01:36:00,117 I thought you didn't give a shit who I see, what I do. 1841 01:36:00,367 --> 01:36:02,703 You're so fucking liberated! 1842 01:36:02,953 --> 01:36:06,332 You came and got me that day, with Anna in the workout room. 1843 01:36:06,582 --> 01:36:07,917 - Because that day, it was the right thing to do. 1844 01:36:08,167 --> 01:36:08,918 - Ah! 1845 01:36:09,168 --> 01:36:10,336 Fucking Judas! 1846 01:36:10,586 --> 01:36:11,545 Why? 1847 01:36:11,795 --> 01:36:13,172 - Because I do give a shit, goddamn it. 1848 01:36:13,422 --> 01:36:15,841 I care about you. 1849 01:36:16,091 --> 01:36:17,468 - You care about me? 1850 01:36:17,718 --> 01:36:20,429 - More than I want to, believe me. 1851 01:36:20,679 --> 01:36:24,308 That doesn't change a fact, so fuck you very much 1852 01:36:24,558 --> 01:36:26,602 and get the fuck out of my pool. 1853 01:36:26,852 --> 01:36:28,395 - You care about me. 1854 01:36:28,645 --> 01:36:30,064 Is that what you just said? 1855 01:36:30,314 --> 01:36:31,273 You care about me. 1856 01:36:31,523 --> 01:36:32,066 Stacy! 1857 01:36:32,316 --> 01:36:33,275 - Yes! 1858 01:36:33,525 --> 01:36:35,319 But you're too busy pissing and moaning and pouting, 1859 01:36:35,569 --> 01:36:39,114 that you don't even know what's good for you or who. 1860 01:36:40,365 --> 01:36:43,535 Do you think you're the only one who ever got a shit hand, Ben? 1861 01:36:43,785 --> 01:36:46,413 It's called life and guess what? 1862 01:36:46,663 --> 01:36:49,625 It happens to everybody. 1863 01:36:57,799 --> 01:36:59,676 - Aah! 1864 01:37:06,558 --> 01:37:07,685 - I should have gone to the wake. 1865 01:37:07,935 --> 01:37:08,435 - Nobody went to the wake. 1866 01:37:08,685 --> 01:37:09,979 - I know, that's what I'm saying. 1867 01:37:10,229 --> 01:37:12,189 - Jill arranged it so the big day would be today. 1868 01:37:12,439 --> 01:37:12,982 - What about us? 1869 01:37:13,232 --> 01:37:15,150 - What about us? 1870 01:37:28,288 --> 01:37:30,791 - A glass of wine, please. 1871 01:37:34,461 --> 01:37:37,089 - I've got a little marijuana in my back pocket 1872 01:37:37,339 --> 01:37:40,592 and I'm willing to share. 1873 01:37:53,146 --> 01:37:53,772 Hey. 1874 01:37:54,022 --> 01:37:55,065 - Hey man. 1875 01:37:55,315 --> 01:37:56,317 - Hey Anna. 1876 01:37:56,567 --> 01:37:58,527 - Hey Fletch. 1877 01:37:59,611 --> 01:38:00,821 - I hate this. 1878 01:38:01,071 --> 01:38:01,613 - What's that? 1879 01:38:01,863 --> 01:38:04,074 - I hate it, death, man. 1880 01:38:04,324 --> 01:38:06,368 It sucks balls, man. 1881 01:38:06,618 --> 01:38:08,662 I don't know what the fuck to say to somebody. 1882 01:38:08,912 --> 01:38:11,957 That and it's fucking Hadley, right? 1883 01:38:13,083 --> 01:38:16,295 - Can I have a vodka tonic. 1884 01:38:16,545 --> 01:38:18,714 Do you want something? 1885 01:38:19,965 --> 01:38:22,134 Hey, do you want something? 1886 01:38:22,384 --> 01:38:24,595 - No thanks, no right now. 1887 01:38:24,845 --> 01:38:27,556 Excuse me a second. 1888 01:38:28,682 --> 01:38:30,434 - How's she doing? 1889 01:38:30,684 --> 01:38:32,186 - Eh... 1890 01:38:32,436 --> 01:38:33,771 - Make sure you get something to eat. 1891 01:38:34,021 --> 01:38:36,190 There's a lot of food over there. 1892 01:38:36,440 --> 01:38:38,442 Good stuff. 1893 01:38:38,692 --> 01:38:42,279 I always like to take some shit home. 1894 01:38:45,657 --> 01:38:47,242 - Dr. Hadley... 1895 01:38:49,786 --> 01:38:51,580 I'm sorry. 1896 01:38:51,830 --> 01:38:53,832 - Thank you, Anna. 1897 01:38:59,796 --> 01:39:03,509 - Val, do you want to say something? 1898 01:39:03,759 --> 01:39:05,803 You should say something. 1899 01:39:06,053 --> 01:39:08,013 - Um, sure. 1900 01:39:08,263 --> 01:39:12,476 We'll talk a little bit later. 1901 01:39:16,938 --> 01:39:18,649 - Excuse me, everyone. 1902 01:39:18,899 --> 01:39:20,984 Everyone, excuse me. 1903 01:39:21,234 --> 01:39:25,072 Val would like to say a few words. 1904 01:39:25,322 --> 01:39:28,325 - Uh, thank you. 1905 01:39:28,575 --> 01:39:31,995 Thank you, all of you for being here. 1906 01:39:34,915 --> 01:39:37,709 - I think I'll have that drink now. 1907 01:39:37,959 --> 01:39:45,426 HADLEY: In my profession, we talk to audiences for a living. 1908 01:39:45,676 --> 01:39:52,891 There are some among us who love to hear ourselves talk, 1909 01:39:53,141 --> 01:39:55,394 but in those personal moments when we ought to have 1910 01:39:55,644 --> 01:40:03,527 something truly profound to say, we so often fall short. 1911 01:40:16,581 --> 01:40:18,792 - I know that Val and his father are very grateful for 1912 01:40:19,042 --> 01:40:22,796 your presence and for your continued thought and prayers. 1913 01:40:23,046 --> 01:40:25,591 HADLEY: I'm just gonna sit here, thank you. 1914 01:40:25,841 --> 01:40:26,708 (piano music) 1915 01:40:43,650 --> 01:40:46,695 - I think I'd like to stay and help clean up or something. 1916 01:40:46,945 --> 01:40:47,905 - You don't have to do that. 1917 01:40:48,155 --> 01:40:49,448 You're overcompensating. 1918 01:40:49,698 --> 01:40:50,532 Jill's here. 1919 01:40:50,782 --> 01:40:52,826 - I think Jill's done enough. 1920 01:40:54,536 --> 01:40:56,788 Just give me an hour. 1921 01:40:59,416 --> 01:41:02,628 HADLEY: What do you think happens when somebody dies? 1922 01:41:02,878 --> 01:41:04,087 ANNA: Wow. 1923 01:41:05,088 --> 01:41:08,175 Um, that's hard. 1924 01:41:08,425 --> 01:41:12,930 - I mean, do you think we go on? 1925 01:41:13,180 --> 01:41:15,015 - Yes. 1926 01:41:15,265 --> 01:41:17,976 We just don't know whether or not we know it. 1927 01:41:20,228 --> 01:41:24,316 - I've been doing a lot of work recently on the 1928 01:41:24,566 --> 01:41:31,114 Roman Cult of Ancestors and they take the death masks 1929 01:41:31,364 --> 01:41:34,159 of deceased relatives and put them around their house 1930 01:41:34,409 --> 01:41:37,871 and they celebrate them nightly and not just as a measure 1931 01:41:38,121 --> 01:41:43,335 of remembrance, but as a petition for protection 1932 01:41:43,585 --> 01:41:48,131 because where the dead are remembered, 1933 01:41:48,381 --> 01:41:51,760 they remain alive and connected to the living. 1934 01:41:52,010 --> 01:41:54,304 - Yeah. 1935 01:41:54,554 --> 01:41:57,057 It's a beautiful notion. 1936 01:42:00,185 --> 01:42:01,645 - Thank you, Anna. 1937 01:42:04,231 --> 01:42:06,984 I'm, um... 1938 01:42:07,234 --> 01:42:09,778 I'm very glad that you're here, 1939 01:42:14,199 --> 01:42:16,952 that you chose to stay with me. 1940 01:42:19,412 --> 01:42:21,248 - Dr. Hadley. 1941 01:42:23,834 --> 01:42:27,087 This is not why I stayed. 1942 01:42:33,969 --> 01:42:35,721 - Why are you so bent on disappointing me? 1943 01:42:35,971 --> 01:42:36,763 - Sorry. 1944 01:42:37,013 --> 01:42:39,433 - And why is your first instinct always to apologize? 1945 01:42:39,683 --> 01:42:40,183 - I don't know. 1946 01:42:40,433 --> 01:42:43,729 - I want you here with me. 1947 01:42:43,979 --> 01:42:44,771 I want you. 1948 01:42:45,021 --> 01:42:45,564 - Hadley. 1949 01:42:45,814 --> 01:42:46,315 - Do you understand? 1950 01:42:46,565 --> 01:42:47,482 - Let go! 1951 01:42:47,732 --> 01:42:49,526 Let go of me, now! 1952 01:42:49,776 --> 01:42:50,861 (slap) 1953 01:42:51,111 --> 01:42:53,447 (slap) 1954 01:42:53,697 --> 01:42:55,615 What do you want from me? 1955 01:42:57,868 --> 01:43:00,787 - I would give you everything I have. 1956 01:43:01,037 --> 01:43:02,998 Everything! 1957 01:43:03,748 --> 01:43:05,417 - Let go of me! 1958 01:43:05,667 --> 01:43:07,460 Dr. Hadley. 1959 01:43:11,756 --> 01:43:13,133 (clears throat) 1960 01:43:24,519 --> 01:43:26,813 (doorbell rings) 1961 01:43:45,916 --> 01:43:48,627 - I'm here to get Anna. 1962 01:43:52,547 --> 01:43:54,841 Where is she? 1963 01:43:56,927 --> 01:43:58,887 Anna! 1964 01:43:59,137 --> 01:44:01,181 Anna! 1965 01:44:02,933 --> 01:44:05,101 Are you okay? 1966 01:44:09,689 --> 01:44:11,399 Oh my God. 1967 01:44:13,693 --> 01:44:16,404 What did he do to you? 1968 01:44:18,698 --> 01:44:20,700 What did he do to you? 1969 01:44:21,368 --> 01:44:23,203 Anna? 1970 01:44:23,828 --> 01:44:26,373 What did he do to you? 1971 01:44:32,087 --> 01:44:33,338 Hey! 1972 01:44:33,588 --> 01:44:34,423 Son of a bitch! 1973 01:44:34,673 --> 01:44:37,050 (smack) 1974 01:44:37,300 --> 01:44:38,051 I'm taking you to the hospital. 1975 01:44:38,301 --> 01:44:38,760 - No. 1976 01:44:39,010 --> 01:44:39,636 - What do you mean, no? 1977 01:44:39,886 --> 01:44:40,637 - It's not important now. 1978 01:44:40,887 --> 01:44:42,097 - It's not important now? 1979 01:44:42,347 --> 01:44:45,225 What the fuck are you even saying? 1980 01:44:45,475 --> 01:44:46,226 - It's not what it looks like. 1981 01:44:46,476 --> 01:44:47,269 - It's not, really? 1982 01:44:47,519 --> 01:44:50,564 Well, what is it, then? 1983 01:44:50,814 --> 01:44:52,023 - Stop! 1984 01:44:52,273 --> 01:44:54,109 HADLEY: Don't stop. 1985 01:44:54,359 --> 01:44:55,026 - He hit me. 1986 01:44:55,276 --> 01:44:55,986 - He hit you? 1987 01:44:56,236 --> 01:44:56,945 And? 1988 01:44:57,195 --> 01:45:00,532 - And, I don't know, can you just drop it? 1989 01:45:00,782 --> 01:45:01,742 Take me home. 1990 01:45:01,992 --> 01:45:02,826 - No, no, no! 1991 01:45:03,076 --> 01:45:03,952 I'm taking you to the hospital. 1992 01:45:04,202 --> 01:45:05,996 - I'm not going to the fucking hospital! 1993 01:45:06,246 --> 01:45:08,790 - Don't stop. 1994 01:45:13,086 --> 01:45:14,671 - Anna, please. 1995 01:45:14,921 --> 01:45:18,133 Just tell me what happened. 1996 01:45:20,051 --> 01:45:26,933 - I'm asking you, please take me home. 1997 01:45:38,528 --> 01:45:40,864 (beating on car) 1998 01:45:41,114 --> 01:45:44,326 (Hadley breathing heavy) 1999 01:45:44,576 --> 01:45:45,376 (soft music) 2000 01:45:54,586 --> 01:45:55,386 (soft music) 2001 01:46:04,596 --> 01:46:05,396 (soft music) 2002 01:46:14,606 --> 01:46:15,406 (soft music) 2003 01:46:24,616 --> 01:46:25,416 (soft music) 2004 01:46:34,209 --> 01:46:36,211 (water running) 2005 01:46:36,461 --> 01:46:39,548 (knock knock) 2006 01:46:39,798 --> 01:46:41,716 ANNA: Come in. 2007 01:46:41,966 --> 01:46:49,966 (water running) 2008 01:46:57,357 --> 01:47:01,236 - I'm sorry to interrupt, 2009 01:47:01,486 --> 01:47:05,740 but I just wanted to say 2010 01:47:05,990 --> 01:47:09,244 there's some really great stuff here. 2011 01:47:09,494 --> 01:47:10,287 - Ben. 2012 01:47:10,537 --> 01:47:12,288 - Don't say anything. 2013 01:47:14,958 --> 01:47:16,668 The thing is... 2014 01:47:21,923 --> 01:47:24,718 I'm sorry. 2015 01:47:24,968 --> 01:47:27,596 I'm so sorry I left you there. 2016 01:47:27,846 --> 01:47:29,764 I should have protected you, Anna. 2017 01:47:30,014 --> 01:47:31,683 I didn't. 2018 01:47:35,436 --> 01:47:39,316 I know why you didn't want to go to the hospital. 2019 01:47:39,566 --> 01:47:44,905 I get it, as much as it fucking pains me to say it, 2020 01:47:45,155 --> 01:47:46,781 you were right. 2021 01:47:48,658 --> 01:47:50,493 You were right. 2022 01:47:52,620 --> 01:47:55,540 Sometimes the only way to keep moving forward 2023 01:47:55,790 --> 01:47:58,126 is to stand stock still. 2024 01:48:00,044 --> 01:48:03,506 Everybody's got everybody else fucking hamstrung. 2025 01:48:03,756 --> 01:48:05,341 Sometimes- 2026 01:48:07,302 --> 01:48:09,971 sometimes there is no escape. 2027 01:48:12,098 --> 01:48:15,477 Sometimes there is only to endure present woes 2028 01:48:15,727 --> 01:48:19,981 or Jove will make an end of this also. 2029 01:48:22,400 --> 01:48:26,446 - Oh my God, I hate Vergil. 2030 01:48:28,865 --> 01:48:31,242 (both laugh) 2031 01:48:38,041 --> 01:48:41,711 - See, at the end of the day, it doesn't matter 2032 01:48:41,961 --> 01:48:44,756 what happened, really. 2033 01:48:47,300 --> 01:48:51,638 You are just as beholden to him and to the system 2034 01:48:51,888 --> 01:48:54,933 as you were before. 2035 01:48:55,183 --> 01:48:57,060 Sure, you could make it so. 2036 01:48:57,310 --> 01:49:00,396 He'd lose his job. 2037 01:49:02,899 --> 01:49:06,361 The result of that being you would never get one. 2038 01:49:09,864 --> 01:49:12,993 But if you want to do this, 2039 01:49:13,243 --> 01:49:18,081 if you want to be a historian, 2040 01:49:18,706 --> 01:49:23,670 for Julia, for you, for whoever, whatever reasons, 2041 01:49:27,048 --> 01:49:28,633 then you... 2042 01:49:30,051 --> 01:49:35,723 we, we have to, fuck, even he has to, 2043 01:49:38,768 --> 01:49:43,982 you have to swallow it, stomach it 2044 01:49:47,402 --> 01:49:49,195 and go on. 2045 01:49:51,823 --> 01:49:53,741 Finish. 2046 01:49:54,492 --> 01:49:56,077 - And? 2047 01:49:58,288 --> 01:50:00,665 - And look for something better. 2048 01:50:03,001 --> 01:50:08,339 And wherever you go, it should be way the hell away from here. 2049 01:50:08,589 --> 01:50:12,385 Remember what this cost 2050 01:50:14,637 --> 01:50:19,017 and be excellent in spite of it. 2051 01:50:20,184 --> 01:50:22,854 - What will you do? 2052 01:50:23,104 --> 01:50:24,731 - I don't know. 2053 01:50:27,066 --> 01:50:28,026 I can't stay here. 2054 01:50:28,276 --> 01:50:30,945 Maybe I'll go and work on a dig somewhere 2055 01:50:31,195 --> 01:50:35,575 and just breathe the air for a little while, you know. 2056 01:50:57,221 --> 01:50:58,932 - Can I ask you something? 2057 01:50:59,182 --> 01:51:00,725 - Yeah. 2058 01:51:01,768 --> 01:51:04,187 - Why do you get to run and I don't? 2059 01:51:04,437 --> 01:51:07,816 - Because of that stupid piece of paper in my closet. 2060 01:51:08,066 --> 01:51:08,817 (music) 2061 01:51:09,067 --> 01:51:13,488 ♪ One of these days I'm going to give up ♪ 2062 01:51:13,738 --> 01:51:19,160 ♪ On saying goodbye ♪ 2063 01:51:19,410 --> 01:51:22,831 (music, Anna crying) 2064 01:51:23,081 --> 01:51:27,085 ♪ 'cause I hear it right the first time ♪ 2065 01:51:27,335 --> 01:51:32,006 ♪ I think I saw you, it was in a dream ♪ 2066 01:51:32,256 --> 01:51:38,054 ♪ But I know now things aren't always as they seem ♪ 2067 01:51:38,304 --> 01:51:41,224 ♪ But I'm awake now ♪ 2068 01:51:41,474 --> 01:51:45,562 ♪ And I'm ready for my close up ♪ 2069 01:51:45,812 --> 01:51:52,068 ♪ You asked this heart and it won't tell a lie ♪ 2070 01:51:52,318 --> 01:51:53,862 (knock knock knock) 2071 01:51:54,112 --> 01:51:55,613 - Dr. Rhodes. 2072 01:51:55,863 --> 01:51:57,490 - Stephen. 2073 01:51:58,658 --> 01:52:00,869 It's long past my office hours. 2074 01:52:01,119 --> 01:52:01,911 - Sorry to bother you. 2075 01:52:02,161 --> 01:52:04,080 I saw that your light was on. 2076 01:52:05,957 --> 01:52:08,960 - What can I do for you? 2077 01:52:10,294 --> 01:52:12,630 - I just want to thank you. 2078 01:52:12,880 --> 01:52:16,551 That day of paintball, I realized something. 2079 01:52:17,385 --> 01:52:19,262 It don't matter if you're in Latin class 2080 01:52:19,512 --> 01:52:21,723 or playing with fake guns, right? 2081 01:52:21,973 --> 01:52:24,559 Or somewhere off firing real ones and worrying about stepping 2082 01:52:24,809 --> 01:52:29,731 on a landmine, you're still you and you can never get away 2083 01:52:29,981 --> 01:52:33,443 from that, you know, but you might be able to be you, 2084 01:52:33,693 --> 01:52:38,865 being Hannibal and that's pretty bad ass. 2085 01:52:42,702 --> 01:52:46,497 I'm coming back to school next semester. 2086 01:52:46,747 --> 01:52:49,834 I was going to say, I'll take your Latin class. 2087 01:52:53,671 --> 01:52:56,382 Doing some remodeling or what? 2088 01:52:56,632 --> 01:52:57,926 I'll see you around, doc. 2089 01:52:58,176 --> 01:52:59,510 (knocks door) 2090 01:53:10,521 --> 01:53:18,521 (paper rustling) 2091 01:53:39,550 --> 01:53:41,511 - That looks painful. 2092 01:53:47,892 --> 01:53:49,477 - I tripped and fell from too much wine. 2093 01:53:49,727 --> 01:53:53,147 That's what I told the Dean at least. 2094 01:53:53,397 --> 01:53:55,733 Should I call campus security? 2095 01:53:57,735 --> 01:54:01,822 - I think we can agree this is quality work. 2096 01:54:07,620 --> 01:54:10,248 - It won't always be this easy. 2097 01:54:11,916 --> 01:54:14,335 I used to be you. 2098 01:54:15,378 --> 01:54:17,046 - I know. 2099 01:54:20,758 --> 01:54:22,176 Now... 2100 01:54:25,638 --> 01:54:28,933 I'd like to talk about the permanent position. 2101 01:54:32,979 --> 01:54:35,314 (elevator dings) 2102 01:54:41,237 --> 01:54:41,904 - Great look. 2103 01:54:42,154 --> 01:54:44,407 You look like my auntie's soap dish, man. 2104 01:54:44,657 --> 01:54:46,409 - It's my understanding that zombies are less likely 2105 01:54:46,659 --> 01:54:47,994 to eat you if you wear bright colors. 2106 01:54:48,244 --> 01:54:49,370 - See, now you're thinking, right? 2107 01:54:49,620 --> 01:54:50,788 Great news about Anna, huh? 2108 01:54:51,038 --> 01:54:51,331 - What? 2109 01:54:51,581 --> 01:54:52,957 - She got accepted, that post-doc program 2110 01:54:53,207 --> 01:54:54,292 at the Academy in Rome. 2111 01:54:54,542 --> 01:54:55,835 Gold star for us. 2112 01:54:56,085 --> 01:54:57,128 Paintball this weekend. 2113 01:54:57,378 --> 01:55:00,006 I still owe you a nice fat ass cheek whelp. 2114 01:55:07,847 --> 01:55:08,890 - Dr. Rhodes, hey! 2115 01:55:09,140 --> 01:55:09,932 I'm in! 2116 01:55:10,182 --> 01:55:12,685 Next year I'm going to be in the grad program and you got me in. 2117 01:55:12,935 --> 01:55:14,187 - You got you in. 2118 01:55:14,437 --> 01:55:16,147 Your work got you in. 2119 01:55:16,397 --> 01:55:19,901 - The thing is, I'm going to need a graduate advisor. 2120 01:55:20,151 --> 01:55:22,695 It's between you and Dr. Hadley, but please, 2121 01:55:22,945 --> 01:55:25,781 tell me you're going to be here next year. 2122 01:55:27,241 --> 01:55:29,243 Dr. Rhodes? 2123 01:55:30,411 --> 01:55:32,789 - Yeah. 2124 01:55:33,039 --> 01:55:34,498 I'm going to be here. 2125 01:55:34,999 --> 01:55:35,541 - Rock on. 2126 01:55:35,791 --> 01:55:36,584 (music) 2127 01:55:36,834 --> 01:55:41,923 ♪ All my intentions and all of my plans ♪ 2128 01:55:42,173 --> 01:55:48,471 ♪ And all of my maps to far distant lands ♪ 2129 01:55:48,721 --> 01:55:55,603 ♪ Float lifeless across the ocean's darkened floor ♪ 2130 01:55:55,853 --> 01:55:57,480 BEN: I was thinking about... 2131 01:55:57,730 --> 01:56:00,066 you know, life. 2132 01:56:00,316 --> 01:56:08,032 ♪ The broken compass of my lonely dreams ♪ 2133 01:56:08,282 --> 01:56:14,497 ♪ Lays buried beneath a shipwreck of schemes ♪ 2134 01:56:14,747 --> 01:56:22,747 ♪ The sound of the wind on the water is all that remains ♪ 2135 01:56:26,092 --> 01:56:27,260 - Is this Dr. Rhodes' class? 2136 01:56:27,510 --> 01:56:28,136 - Yeah. 2137 01:56:28,386 --> 01:56:34,392 (music)♪ Way out on the deep blue sea ♪ 2138 01:56:34,642 --> 01:56:42,642 ♪ Let the waves just carry me to deep, 2139 01:56:46,153 --> 01:56:49,740 deep waters ♪ 2140 01:56:53,619 --> 01:56:58,666 ♪ To deep, 2141 01:56:58,916 --> 01:57:02,211 deep waters ♪ 2142 01:57:05,881 --> 01:57:09,594 ♪ At the edge of this town in a field of wildflowers ♪ 2143 01:57:09,844 --> 01:57:11,804 - You're going to need a bigger classroom. 2144 01:57:12,054 --> 01:57:13,097 (music) 2145 01:57:13,347 --> 01:57:19,145 ♪ You'll find the box where I hid the hour ♪ 2146 01:57:19,395 --> 01:57:22,773 ♪ I walked out the door 2147 01:57:23,023 --> 01:57:28,904 and hitchhiked to the edge of the sea ♪ 2148 01:57:30,406 --> 01:57:38,122 ♪ And if you look for my home out among all the weeds ♪ 2149 01:57:38,372 --> 01:57:44,420 ♪ And wonder whatever happened to me ♪ 2150 01:57:44,670 --> 01:57:52,670 ♪ Just read the letter I wrote to you in your dream ♪ 2151 01:57:58,058 --> 01:58:04,273 ♪ Way out on the deep blue sea ♪ 2152 01:58:04,523 --> 01:58:12,523 ♪ Let the waves just carry me to deep, 2153 01:58:15,826 --> 01:58:16,626 deep water ♪ 2154 01:58:23,209 --> 01:58:28,256 ♪ To deep, 2155 01:58:28,506 --> 01:58:33,135 deep water ♪ 2156 01:58:33,385 --> 01:58:33,885 (music) 2157 01:58:49,318 --> 01:58:50,111 - Dr. Rhodes? 2158 01:58:50,361 --> 01:58:50,903 - Yes? 2159 01:58:51,153 --> 01:58:54,365 - Those flyers we all handed out, we actually ran out. 2160 01:58:54,615 --> 01:58:55,115 (music) 2161 01:59:04,416 --> 01:59:06,001 - Okay. 2162 01:59:08,045 --> 01:59:10,256 Welcome back to the ancient world. 2163 01:59:10,506 --> 01:59:11,006 (music) 2164 01:59:21,267 --> 01:59:26,939 ♪ Under the tree where the crows have all gathered ♪ 2165 01:59:27,189 --> 01:59:33,321 ♪ Like stories we beg of things we think matter ♪ 2166 01:59:33,571 --> 01:59:36,949 ♪ I'll meet you out there, 2167 01:59:37,199 --> 01:59:42,121 where words have nothing to say ♪ 2168 01:59:44,832 --> 01:59:52,465 ♪ And then we'll clap our hands and make birds fly ♪ 2169 01:59:52,715 --> 01:59:58,846 ♪ And lay in the tall grass and look at the sky ♪ 2170 01:59:59,096 --> 02:00:07,096 ♪ You'll take my hand and then you'll know my name ♪ 2171 02:00:12,443 --> 02:00:18,699 ♪ Way out on the deep blue sea ♪ 2172 02:00:18,949 --> 02:00:23,829 ♪ Let the waves just carry... ♪ 2173 02:00:24,079 --> 02:00:25,164 - Hey Rhodes. 2174 02:00:25,414 --> 02:00:29,293 (music) ♪ to deep, 2175 02:00:30,461 --> 02:00:33,505 deep water ♪ 2176 02:00:37,509 --> 02:00:38,803 - Take me to bed, 2177 02:00:39,053 --> 02:00:41,847 but take me to dinner first, I'm starving. 2178 02:00:42,097 --> 02:00:44,224 - Remember where we parked? 2179 02:00:57,196 --> 02:00:57,696 (music) 2180 02:01:07,206 --> 02:01:07,706 ♪ 2181 02:01:18,217 --> 02:01:18,717 ♪ 2182 02:01:29,395 --> 02:01:35,192 ♪ Here we are again, going around and back again ♪ 2183 02:01:36,151 --> 02:01:40,781 ♪ Don't seem and notice why, 2184 02:01:41,031 --> 02:01:44,034 couldn't find the time ♪ 2185 02:01:45,619 --> 02:01:48,330 ♪ So it slips away 2186 02:01:48,580 --> 02:01:51,625 we trust what they have to say ♪ 2187 02:01:53,335 --> 02:01:56,797 ♪ They'll erase the words 2188 02:01:57,047 --> 02:02:00,092 As if they've never heard ♪ 2189 02:02:01,719 --> 02:02:05,931 ♪ Maybe we could still find a way ♪ 2190 02:02:10,102 --> 02:02:14,023 ♪ To chip away at our mistakes ♪ 2191 02:02:14,690 --> 02:02:17,026 ♪ Hey, hey, hey ♪ 2192 02:02:18,402 --> 02:02:23,782 ♪ Live a life that gives instead of one that takes ♪ 2193 02:02:26,160 --> 02:02:29,705 ♪ Make this world a better place ♪ 2194 02:02:33,542 --> 02:02:39,631 ♪ The signs it let us know just how far we have to go ♪ 2195 02:02:41,133 --> 02:02:44,637 ♪ The road it pulled us in 2196 02:02:44,887 --> 02:02:48,557 And turn us back again ♪ 2197 02:02:49,600 --> 02:02:55,647 ♪ So here we are again, going around and back again ♪ 2198 02:02:56,440 --> 02:03:04,114 ♪ We have to wait around to hear each time it sounds ♪ 2199 02:03:05,741 --> 02:03:09,953 ♪ Maybe we can still find a way ♪ 2200 02:03:14,041 --> 02:03:17,753 ♪ To chip away at our mistakes ♪ 2201 02:03:18,545 --> 02:03:20,506 ♪ Hey, hey, hey ♪ 2202 02:03:22,174 --> 02:03:27,763 ♪ Live a life that gives instead of one that takes ♪ 2203 02:03:30,265 --> 02:03:33,727 ♪ Make this world a better place ♪ 2204 02:03:36,355 --> 02:03:39,942 ♪ Come on say now ♪ 2205 02:03:40,192 --> 02:03:43,696 ♪ Come on say now ♪ 2206 02:03:43,946 --> 02:03:48,158 ♪ Come on say now ♪ 2207 02:03:48,408 --> 02:03:51,453 ♪ I know it's not too late ♪ 2208 02:03:51,703 --> 02:03:55,124 ♪ Come on say now ♪ 2209 02:03:55,374 --> 02:03:58,919 ♪ Come on say now ♪ 2210 02:03:59,169 --> 02:04:03,632 ♪ Come on say now ♪ 2211 02:04:03,882 --> 02:04:06,802 ♪ I know it's not too late ♪ 2212 02:04:07,052 --> 02:04:07,552 (music) 2213 02:04:17,062 --> 02:04:17,562 ♪ 145012