Notes On A Scandal Page #3
some apricot brandy knocking around.
- Uh, dry white wine.
- Done. Have a seat.
- [ Richard ] Where's the, uh, wine?
- [ Sheba Speaks, Indistinct ]
[ Richard ] Well, scrape it. Do you want to-
For a moment. Is it in the fridge?
You must be Polly.
I'm Barbara.
Hi, Barbara.
[ Clattering ]
[ Polly ]
Are you going somewhere?
- Excuse me?
- You're all poshed up.
Oh. Uh, I have an appointment.
Uh, later. In town.
[ Dog Barking ]
- Mum inherited it.
- It's her littlejoke.
- I only married her for the property. Morning.
- Did Pete go?
- [ Polly ] Mmm.
He was welcome to stay.
He's not really into lunch.
Cheers.
Mmm. Are you interested in wine?
Only the drinking part.
- You?
the summer on the Amalfi coast-
- [ Shouting ]
- Here's trouble.
Oh, no, no, no, no.
Easy! Rocky! Easy!
Easy, easy, wheezy.
I'd anticipated a suave young lawyer-
- [ Richard ] Barbara?
- and two perfect poppets.
- Not so.
- [ Richard ] Mmm, mmm, mmm.
She's married some
crumbling patriarch.
- He's nearly as old as me.
- Ooh! Ah, ah.
And then there's the daughter,
a pocket princess.
And, finally, a somewhat
tiresome courtjester.
[ Richard ]
Ah, lovely. Thank you.
I'm going to be a wizard.
Oh. Is that when you're grown up?
No. He's just been cast
in his school play.
- [ Boy ] I'm gonna wear a cape.
- Oh.
- I'm the one with the car.
- [ Richard ] Amongst next year's
cultural highlights...
I greatly look forward
to Benjamin Hart...
in the key role of the wizard.
And, indeed, I find myself
beside myself with anticipation.
A rogue image swam through me:
Hubby's pruney old mouth
pursed at Sheba's breast.
[ Reggae ]
After lunch, a rather mortifying family tradition.
They do things differently
in bourgeois bohemia.
[ Man Singing ]
Oh. Thank you.
[ Continues, Indistinct ]
Come on. Come on.
Come on.
No.
[ Man Vocalizing ]
[ Vocalizing Continues ]
- Ooh!
- [ Continues, Ends ]
- You ready?
- Watch out.
- Yes!
- Oh.
[ Sheba ]
Took me away for our anniversary. It was years ago.
- When we came back, it was here.
- [ Gasps ]
- As if by magic.
- [ Ben Muttering ]
Oh.
Was supposed to be my studio.
It's more of a refuge, really.
A room of one's own.
[ Sighs ]
Is this you?
- [ Chattering ]
- [ Sheba ] Mmm.
It was.
Oh, I love these.
Such vibrant colors.
Take one. Take two.
Have the lot, actually.
- I couldn't possibly.
- Honestly, no one else wants them.
Oh, I'll treasure them.
Must be exhausting-
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