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hwp- Afternoon, sir.
- Good afternoon.
In dealing with this, Dr Bryant,
do you think its wise to pursue the
metaphysical nature of Blakes poetry?
Dr Bryant!
Mm?
I was asking, Doctor,
if you think that in approaching Blake
we should pursue
the metaphysical aspect of his poetry.
Most definitely.
Blake. They all get
so worked up about him.
Blake. Do you know what he is?
He is a dead poet. Thats all.
Im sorry, Dr Bryant, but I cant agree.
To dismiss William Blake
as a dead poet is "faseel".
Facile.
Ive studied Blake extremely closely
over a number of years
and I absolutely disagree
with your appraisal of his genius.
Dr Bryant,
I dont think youre listening to me.
Mr Collins, I dont think
youre saying anything to me.
- Doctor, are you drunk?
- Drunk?
Of course Im drunk.
You dont really expect me
to teach this when Im sober?
Well, then you wont mind...
if I leave your tutorial.
Why should I mind? What do you want
to be stuck in here for anyway?
Because we want to study literature.
Literature?
Look - the sun is shining!
Youre all young!
What are you doing in here?
Why dont you all go and do something?
Go out and make love or something.
Frank.
- Julia.
- Darling, can I have the car keys?
Yeah. Has your class finished?
Ages ago. Dont forget -
Brian and Elaine for supper.
- Now, you do know Im gonna be late.
- No.
Darling, I told you,
Ive got a new student coming.
- What time?
- Open University, very late.
Though why a grown adult
should want to come to this place
after putting in a hard days labour
is beyond me.
Dr Bryant?
He actually said, "What is assonance?"
Really?
He didnt have a clue
what assonance was!
Er, come in.
Come in!
For Gods sake, come in!
Im comin in, arent I? You wanna get
that bleedin handle fixed.
Er, yes, yes, I meant to.
No good meaning to,
you wanna get on with it.
One day youll be shouting, "Come in,"
and itll go on forever
cos the poor sod wont be able to get in
and you wont be able to get out.
- And you are...?
- Im a what?
- Pardon?
- What?
And you are...?
What is your name?
Me first name?
Well, that would constitute
some sort of start.
- Rita.
- Rita. Ah.
Here we are.
Rita? It says here Mrs S White.
Oh, yes, thats S for Susan.
Thats just me real name.
But Im not a Susan any more,
Ive changed me name to Rita.
- You know, after Rita Mae Brown?
- No.
Rita Mae Brown
who wrote Rubyfruit Jungle.
Havent you read it?
Its a fantastic book, you know.
Do you wanna lend it?
Yes, yes. Well, thank you very much.
OK.
And what do they call you round here?
Sir.
But you may call me Frank.
OK. Frank.
Thats a nice picture, isnt it, Frank?
- Er, yes, I suppose it is.
- Its very erotic.
I dont think Ive looked at that picture
in ten years.
But yes, it is, I suppose so.
Theres no suppose about it,
look at those tits.
Do you mind me using words like that?
- Like what?
- Tits.
- No.
- No, you wouldnt.
Its only the masses
who dont understand.
Its not their fault
but sometimes I hate them.
I do it to shock them sometimes.
You know, like, when Im
in the hairdressers, where I work,
Ill say something like,
"Im really fucked," dead loud
and it doesnt half cause a fuss.
But educated people
dont worry, do they?
Its the aristocracy that swears most.
Its all "Pass me the fucking pheasant,"
with them.
But you couldnt tell them that
round our way.
- Arent you interviewing me?
- Do I need to?
Oh, I talk too much, dont I?
Yeah, I know I talk a lot.
I dont at home but I dont often get
the chance to talk to someone like you.
Would you like to sit down?
- No. Can I smoke?
- Tobacco?
What? Yeah!
- Was that a joke?
- Yes.
- Ere yare, do you want one?
- Id like one...
- but I promised not to smoke.
- I wont tell anyone.
Promise?
I hate smokin on me own. Everyone
seems to have packed up these days.
All afraid of getting cancer.
Bloody cowards.
- Would you like a drink?
- What of?
- Whisky.
- Oh, yeah.
My mates got a drinks cabinet like that.
Tell me, what made you
suddenly decide to do this?
Its not sudden. Ive been realising
for ages that Im out of step.
Im I shouldve had a baby by now.
Everyone expects it.
But I mean, I dont want a baby yet. No.
I wanna discover meself first.
Do you understand that?
- Yes.
- Yeah.
Ive, you know, Ive tried to explain it
to me husband, you know,
but, between you and me,
I think hes thick.
Well, he doesnt want to see, yeah.
- Whats this like?
- Howards End?
Howards End! Sounds filthy, doesnt it?
EM Foster.
- Forster.
- Oh, yeah.
- Whats it like?
- Read it. Would you like to borrow it?
Yeah, all right. Ill look after it for you.
If I pack the course in, Ill post it back.
You havent even started yet.
Why would you pack it in?
Well, I just might, you know.
Might think it was a soft idea.
- What does assonance mean?
- What?
- Dont laugh at me.
- Er, no.
Erm, assonance, its a form of rhyme.
Erm, whats an example?
Do you know Yeats?
- The wine lodge?
- No, WB Yeats, the poet.
No.
Well, in his poem
The Wild Swans At Coole,
Yeats rhymes the word "swan"
with the word "stone".
You see?
Thats an
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