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And appears on the television.
- Does he?
- A very versatile man.
Read it. I don't think much of it
but you might.
Here.
Thanks.
Would you like to come
to my house on Sunday for lunch?
That would be lovely.
You could meet my wife
and the children.
Yes.
Perhaps William could bring you.
Ah, yes!
I'll ask him.
Hello.
And how are you?
All right.
- What are they up to?
- Oh, they're all right.
Have you had any rest
with all this racket?
- Yes.
- Hm?
I've asked some people over on Sunday.
Is that all right, hm?
- What people?
- Well, y-you know, William.
Hm?
Oh, and... this girl, Anna von Graz.
- You know, that girl.
- The princess?
Yes.
She's William's girlfriend.
Well, what do you think?
I'm not very good
at mixing with royalty.
Well, she's not really a princess.
Don't be so silly!
I'm not silly!
Just for lunch, that's all.
I can easily put them off.
Hm...
What are you doing?
- Putting on my dressing gown.
- Hm.
Ted! Clarissa! Tea time!
Dad!
- What are you doing up there?
- Playing.
Come on. Come down, Tarzan.
You get yourself into
the most impossible places.
Come on, Fly.
Hello, Anna.
- William here?
- He's inside!
Anna!
Yes, coming!
What are you doing here?
Just passing,
so I thought I'd drop in.
- Passing?
- Yeah, just passing.
Just... erm... floating by.
Hey!
Come on, Ted!
Come on!
Come on! Kick it!
Fly, come on!
- Hello.
- Hello, William.
- Charley's here.
- We know!
- Is he staying for lunch?
- Of course.
Mm.
Water.
Can I do anything?
Hey!
What are you writing now?
A novel.
I'd like to write a novel.
- You would, eh?
- But I can't.
It's child's play.
All you need is a starting point.
- Oh?
- Here, for instance.
- Where?
- Here. On this lawn.
What are we all up to?
We're going to Granny's on Tuesday.
Are you going for a long time?
Mummy's going to have a baby, you see.
When you're going to have a baby,
you see,
you've got to have lots of rest.
Of course.
Describe to me what we're all doing.
Rosalind's lying down.
Stephen's weeding the garden.
We're... having this conversation.
Good.
But then you could go further.
Rosalind is pregnant.
Stephen... is having an affair
with a girl at Oxford.
He's reached the age where he can't
keep his hands off girls at Oxford.
What?
But he feels guilty, of course.
So he makes up a story.
What story?
This story.
What are you talking about?
Oh!
These files are terrible.
Flies? There aren't any flies!
from Corsica.
Have you heard our conversation?
Yes.
Yes!
Out!
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