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Maurice Script
Thank you.
Hall.
Come here, please.
- Sir?
- Come on.
Have a good send-off?
Yes, sir. Thank you, sir.
Mr. Abrahams gave me a picture -
The Light of the World.
The fellas have given me a set of Guatemalas.
Up to two dollars!
The ones with the parrot
and the pillar on.
Look, sir.
Oh, splendid, splendid.
And, um, what did Mr. Abrahams say to you?
Told you you were a miserable sinner, I hope.
Mr. Abrahams said Im never to do anything...
Id be ashamed to do
in front of my mother.
He said my next school...
will be more like the world.
Did he? Did he?
Whats the world like, do you suppose?
Dont know, sir. Im a boy.
Do you, um, have
any older brothers, Hall?
No, sir. Only Kitty and Ada.
Theyre my sisters, sir.
No uncles?
No, sir.
Theres Dr. Barry.
He knew my father before he died.
So you dont really know
a- a great many grown-up fellows.
No, not really, sir.
Mother keeps a coachman...
and George for the garden.
But of course, you mean gentlemen.
Hall, Im going to talk to you
for a few moments...
as if I were your father.
It isnt anything your mother could say.
Do you - Do you see?
Your body...
is about to experience
various changes.
Physical changes.
Now, Mr. Abrahams has explained
to you that in the beginning...
"...God created he
man and woman...
that the earth
should be peopled abundantly."
Yes, sir. Sir...
what changes?
I speak, Hall...
of the sacred mystery of sex -
the act of procreation...
between a man and his wife.
The- The procreation indeed...
of all creeping things.
You will discover...
that your membrum virilis-
- Thats Latin from vir.
- Vir, sir. It means man, sir.
Very good. Very good.
Um, uh, look.
Uh, this might be easier if I -
That. That -That, um -
That thing.
There. Now, that will...
develop and grow larger.
You see?
And when that happens...
the man lies
very, very close to his wife...
and he puts his membrum virilis...
into her vagina...
thus.
Then, in due course,
she will bring forth his child.
Seminiferous tubules...
labia major and minor, ducts...
vulva.
That- That is
the very crown oflife, Hall.
Gods wondrous purpose.
Your body is his temple.
You must never, ever
pollute that temple.
And when,
as one day I - Im sure you will...
you fall in love and marry,
you will discover...
to serve and protect a woman...
and have children by her...
is lifes chiefest glory.
Yes, sir.
You must never, ever mention
any of this to your mother...
or- or- or indeed to any lady.
And if at your next school
the fellows mention it...
just shut them up.
Tell them you know.
I think I shant marry.
What?
Look, um, in years to the day...
I invite you and your wife to dine
with me and my wife as our guests.
- What do you say?
- Oh, sir.
Yes. Its a bargain then, is it?
Oh, God. Those infernal designs.
Sir, wont they be all right?
The tide will have covered them by now.
Oh, yes, the rising tide.
I only hope to God hes right...
by God.
Come, Victoria. Come.
Wagners utter rubbish.
Fat women with horns on their heads...
singing at the tops of their voices...
about how happy they are to be dying.
Its a horrible noise. And its unhealthy.
But music is about death. It always has been.
I think hes trying to provoke us.
Go on then, Risley. Enlighten us.
A superior mind wouldnt need enlightening.
Music is the highest of the arts.
It needs no reference to the figurative...
or the corporeal.
It is therefore, of all the arts,
the closest to death.
Wagners by no means unhealthy.
Hes merely expressing
most exactly the state of things.
Help yourselves to potatoes, Hall.
Dont stand on ceremony.
I cant stand music.
Or concert halls.
I dont go in for being superior.
- Dont you? I do.
- Come along, Chapman. Youre in need of food.
I expect Lord Risley isnt.
Ive put him off with my low talk.
I simply cant think of a reply to that.
What about saying nothing?
Say nothing? Horrible.
He must be mad.
What you do
is more important than what you say.
Your deeds are more important
than your words.
What is the difference?
Words are deeds.
Are you trying to say
that these few minutes talking...
in the deans rooms
have done nothing for you?
Will you, for instance,
ever forget that youve met me?
Youre confusing what is important...
with what is impressive.
Chapman and Hall will always remember
theyve met you. Of that I have no doubt.
Exactly. Because of my conversation.
Oh, theyll forget that they were engaged
in the act of eating a cutlet.
At least the cutlet does some good to them.
You do not.
I mean, Dean, that a cutlet
merely influences their subconscious life.
I, by my words,
shape the consciousness.
I am therefore not only
more impressive than the cutlet...
but infinitely more important.
Your dean here dwells in superstitious clouds
of Christian self-righteousness.
Your dean pretends that
only insensate faith is of any significance.
And daily he droops,
soporific, into his soup.
Oh, Risley, shut up.
Come on.
I think if a man has ideas like that...
he should have the courtesy
to keep them to himself.
No, no, no.
On the contrary, one mus