Accident Page #3
Hurry up!
Right. Oh!
Anna! That's mine!
Ooh!
Your serve.
Oh!
- Fault!
- Oh, my God!
Limonade!
Well, will you stay for supper?
- Yes.
- Cheers.
We came to see Rosalind,
and she's lying in a heap.
- You what?
- She's lying in a heap!
Thought you said
she was Uriah Heep!
She is, but she's lying in one too!
What are you doing?
Making tea.
I've just asked them to stay for dinner.
Dinner?
No. Supper.
Cold supper.
Are they staying?
I don't know.
But I'll do it.
I'll do the supper.
Kettle.
Have you any brothers or sisters?
One sister.
- Is she beautiful?
- Very.
Come for a walk, hm?
I'm so comfortable.
It's so lovely here.
Yes, it is.
I think I'll go for a walk.
I'll come too.
- Are you fond of William?
- Why do you ask?
Are there many dons like you?
Certainly not.
- Mind, there's a spider's web.
- It won't hurt me.
Shall we go back now?
Yes.
- Oh, hello.
- Hello.
How are you?
Fine.
How's Laura?
Great.
All right, you know.
I don't know, really.
I haven't seen her.
I've been pretty busy, you know.
One thing and another.
- You look terrible.
- Me?
I feel wonderful.
Well, this'll kill you.
There.
I know.
Will you stay for supper?
I'd love to,
but I don't know about William.
He'll stay.
Have you seen William?
No.
How are you getting on?
Fine.
What do you mean?
What does Rosalind think about it?
What does Rosalind think about what?
- Have you seen Anna?
- No.
- You're staying for supper, aren't you?
- We ought to go.
It's all arranged.
Where are the children?
They're not back yet.
They went out to tea.
I didn't know that.
- How's the supper?
- Nearly there.
Oh, I think it's nearly ten years.
Whisky?
Cheers.
Who made that soup?
I didn't make any soup.
Your wife.
Your beautiful wife
made that damn soup.
It was beautiful soup!
My wife is beautiful too,
isn't she, Rosalind?
Yes.
She's as beautiful as that soup.
She's rich and intelligent
and beautiful.
And we have three kids.
Don't forget that.
And she understands me and...
And?
And we're all old friends,
him and his wife and me and my wife.
Don't forget that.
And he's more successful than me
because he appears on television.
- Do you talk on television?
- What do you think I do?
Play the flute?
- What do you talk about?
- You name it... and I'll talk about it.
He talks... about archaeology...
...astrology...
Anthropology,
sociolog... sociologgigy...
Sociology.
Codology.
And sex.
In that order.
He suits the medium.
You mean, you think
that I don't suit the medium?
They wouldn't let you
within ten miles of the medium!
I have an appointment.
With your producer.
Next week.
With my producer?
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