The Loved One Page #2
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...occasionally touched by the muse
and given to understand...
Gentlemen, the queen.
The queen. The queen.
God bless her.
Well, here we are,
gathered together again, gentlemen.
I must say I look forward
to these dinners.
Yes, rather.
As I was just saying
...we have to put up a good show. There
aren't many of us, but we are watched.
That's why I've always made it a rule
never to do anything in my own home...
...that I wouldn't do
in front of the camera.
And never to do anything in front of the
camera that I wouldn't do in my own home.
- Hear, hear.
- Hear, hear.
Francis, I think your nephew
is in need of air.
Oh, how very embarrassing.
Dennis. Come along, Dennis.
Come along. Upsy-daisy.
I'm afraid it's the heat, you know.
This place is rather close to the change...
...of temperature and climate, and so on.
Come along, Dennis.
Home to bed. Come along.
My dear Dennis. Good morning.
I do hope you slept well.
Good morning, Uncle Francis.
Oh, don't give it another thought, dear boy.
I expect you were a bit overtired.
These newfangled jets, abrupt transition.
One loses all sense of time and proportion,
not like the old days on the Queen Mary.
What would you fancy
for breakfast? Eggs?
That'll be fine.
Dear me. There don't seem to be any eggs.
How stupid of me.
Perhaps we could make do
with these bran shreddies.
That's a sketch I made for the
orchard scene in The Sins of Solomon.
Thank you, Dennis.
The studio was simply scandalized by it,
Those were the days.
I only had to ask for something...
...and they went straight out and bought it.
If I said real gold, real gold it had to be.
Such a lovely morning, Dennis.
I think we ought to have breakfast
down by the pool.
Let me carry something for you.
You should have seen
this place in the old days.
Like a great aquarium,
flashing with the limbs of beauties.
All, alas, long since departed.
Golden lads and girls all must,
as chimney sweepers, come to dust.
Have any definite plans for the future?
You ought to get out of it
and see the country.
First off, I thought I might look around
for a job of some sort.
- Job? Oh, you're short of cash, then?
- I am, rather.
There is one thing that every Englishman
who comes out here must understand.
Whether he likes it or not,
he is an ambassador.
We are all of us judged
by his performance.
I hope you're not going to be the one
who lets the side down.
- I'll try not to, sir.
- I'm sure you'll find...
...that Dennis is with us all along the line.
- I hope so.
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