(BACH & apos; S PARTITA NO 2 IN C MINOR PLAYS)
- Are you want to sleep? - Hmm.
Fi?
Tomorrow,...
My twins. Considerations.
>
I have blood Archbishop of Westminster
breathe around my neck.
Oh yeah.
GOOD.
Oh, do you want to play double on Saturday morning
with Ward? </ P>
Hmm? </ P>
Singles. </ P>
(CLOSED DOOR)
"Michael's heart is normal and supports both of them." </ P>
"Luke's Brain..."
(Sigh)
(CONTINUE)
(SCREAMING)
MAN: Judiciary is guilty!
WOMEN: Let God decide!
- The court is increasing. - You cut it well.
If the twins stay together, the two babies will die.
If the hospital granted permission to separate it,
Luke will die instantly,
while Michael will likely develop
to be a normal healthy child.
The logic of the lower crime is clear,
one child develops better than two people die.
But if the doctor invades Luke's body and cut off his aorta,
with the inevitable consequences his death,
why isn't that murder?
Parents who loving of these twins
refuses to sanction such actions planned murder.
God has given life, they have argued in this court,
and only God can take it.
It's been difficult,
under such time pressure and strong public interest,
to arrive on legal principles that are settled,
but what is clear is worth mentioning.
This court is a court of law, not moral.
do you think the verdict is correct?
Can you tell us how do you feel?
Please go through here.
"Today the court granted him a hospital license
to kill one of our children."
"Mrs. Justice Maye has take the scalpel
to the heart of reason and justice. "
WOMEN: Royal court injustice!
My Lady, I think you will be fine come out the usual way.
MAN: I will leave you with Flaubert
observations that are celebrated about Lucretius.
"With the deity gone and Christ has not yet arrived ,
there is a unique moment, from Cicero to Marcus Aurelius,
when humans stand alone. "
So, that's how it is.
Before Christianity began to close the minds of Westerners,
what was a moment later
was & apos; resolutions from pensive gaze; p>
- Hi. - Hey
What was the result?
I gave instructions to slaughter a baby.
what is said in...
Oh yeah. Right, I saw that.
Sorry. Ridiculous.
Well, I'll tell you,
I will make a reservation for dinner,
Because I've been a very bad day.
(CHUCKLES) And we will go drink wine and...
And I can get some opera tickets for Saturday nights.
No, I'm in charge of evaluating all weekend.
- You can't change it? - Mm-mm.
- Two ratings for Monday. - Mmm.
- What? - Nothing.
It's just that... like last weekend and 50 previous weekends.
Well, that's how it is.
Yes. Yes.
Um... look...
I don't know how to say this, um, but here it is.
I thought...
(Sigh)
I think I want to have an affair.
What?
Yes, I will, um...
I mean, you shouldn't be so surprised by this.
- Oh really? - Yes
Fi... when was the last time that we make love?
- There is no idea. - No, you don't want to.
You once told me that a couple in a long marriage
often ends up like siblings.
Well, here it is.
I love you but...
- You are serious about this ? - Mm-hm.
You are...
Do you remember how we were?
Do you remember how we... ?
Don't you miss that?
GOOD.
Push it up.
It's started, isn't it?
Tell me the truth. Who is the Name?
I can tell you honestly that it hasn't started yet.
- Who is the Name? - Melanie.
- Not a mathematician? - He's a statistician. </ P>
People who come for dinner
and persuade us to faint
and destroy our floor with the stiletto?
That doesn't make sense. He's half your age.
Listen, you want to live like this?
Good. Not me. I will have this business.
And divorce and children I have failed to give you?
No, divorce, < there is no fraud, no lies.
I love you and we are meant to be together,
but... listen, I can go behind you.
Very good. I don't believe how cool we are. Open a wedding.
When to suggest that, Jack, before marriage,
not 20 years later.
Cliche like that.
You do this, this is finally.
- Simple like that. < br>> Threats?
Promises.
(CLOSED DOOR)
(PLAY SCALE)
- 11 months. - What? </ P>
You said you don't know, so I'll tell you. </ P>
- What? - 11 months. </ P>
It's been 11 months.
Almost all day.
I marked it in my diary. Special event.
Dear God. Jack, this...
It's not fair. I have the case of conjoined twins...
Yes, I know, and before them Orthodox Jewish students,
and before they a bad father from Bahrain,
and before he was his baby in the telephone box...
Have you already have this business?
If so, I like you to pack the bag now and go.
I told you I didn't.
Well, You already have an answer, what now is ? </ P>
Don't you miss it, Fi? </ P>
Or just because you don't want it, I can't have it?
Is that the deal?
You have to understand that it's not just about sex.
It's...
We don't even kiss anymore. </ P>
There is almost no pat on the cheeks. I...
Or just me that you don't want? </ P>
(PHONE RINGS)
- Yes - MAN: Sorry to bother you. </ P>
Lanjutkan.
Calls from outside hours Urgent Business Associations
on behalf of advisors
represent a hospital in Wandsworth.
They should immediately give blood to cancer patients.
A 17-year-old boy.
Now, he and his parents refuse.
Why did they refuse?
- They are Jehovah's Witnesses. - Continue.
Hospitals are looking for orders
to continue against their will.
- How long have we arrived? - Maybe four days.
Make a list to hear the short pay attention to the day after tomorrow.
Give notice to the respondent.
Navigate the hospital to tell parents.
They will have freedom to apply for legal assistance.
The child will need legal representation.
I want the hospital to serve proof by four tomorrow
with the witness statement from the expert treating oncologist.
I must know why transfusion is needed.
And parents must use their best effort
to submit proof at noon Thursday.
Ok thank you. Bye
MAN: Why is blood so important to God?
Why is God so persistent?
Yes, Sarah?
Because that's where the soul is, right in the blood,
and because it belongs to him.
MAN: Very good.
The soul, life,
is in the blood, and that is not ours, it belongs to God.
Now let's pray for our friend, Adam Henry,
and a faith prayer will make the sick well
and Jehovah will raise it up.
- (CLOSED DOOR) - Jack?
(OPEN CAR DOORS)
(SOMBRE PIANO MUSIC)
(SOMBRE PIANO MUSIC CONTINUES)
Good morning, My Lady. I trust you good night. </ P>
It's really amazing. Shut up. </ P>
- And you? - Very nice, thank you.
I went fishing with Dominic on the River Lea.
Catch anything? Don't tell me What do we have?
You have that child kidnapped to Morocco,
The Hague Convention, registered for ten people,
some routines maintenance waiting decision,
an ex-parte application to exclude a husband
from the marriage house,
and this Jehovah's Witness boy
is registered for tomorrow as requested.
Parents are being make
the emergency application for legal assistance.
The certificate must be past this afternoon.
Lots of press interest already.
>
Oh, and your friend is singing, Mr. Berner,
will act for the hospital.
The boy has the form leukemia...
That boy, that boy. Let's at least give him a name.
Of course, Madam. Adam. > Adam Henry. </ P>
Single child. Very obedient. Very precocious, they said. </ P>
His parents were Kevin and Naomi, also very obedient.
Mr. Henry ran his own small company,
Apparently he's quite an expert
with a mechanical digger.
- Though Mrs. Henry... - Enough.
Sorry. Curse.
I will get my own coffee. </ P>
Um, no, can you send a new key to my officer? </ P>
Yes, I will tell the porter to expect you.
Right, good.
Thank you.
Oh, Fiona. Fiona, Fiona. </ P>
Oh, Sherwood. </ P>
- Gosh! My Kop. - Have a jewel for you. </ P>
- I don't have time . - It won't take long.
- I have it from Sedley. - Look at this sleeve.
Listen. Cross-examiner asks a pathologist
if he is really sure
that a particular patient is dead before he starts autopsy.
"Very confident," said the pathologist.
"Oh. How can you be so sure?"
"Because," said the pathologist,
"His brain is sitting in a jar on my desk."
"Ah," said the lawyer.
"But can't be patient stay alive? "
" Well, "said the pathologist,
" it might be he could live
and practice law somewhere . "
(LAUGH) Practice law.
(LAUGH LOOKS)
- Let me take that. - Yes thank you.
p>
(Laughter LOOKS)
Practicing the law.
The court increases.
- Good luck, Madam. - Yes, sir Soames. </ P>
Your client, Mr. Soames, in a direct violation
of his efforts to this court.
He got rid of his daughter from the jurisdiction.
Now, I hear, he is in Rabat,
without intention returns it.
I kind of hope to find you
p>
flushed in his name.
Claim your client that ┬7 million
he was ordered to pay his ex-wife
belongs to the company and not he gave.
I found this is not the case.
I am satisfied with the company no more than fig leaves </ p >
for useful tax settings.
I will make it an immediate fill command.
- Yes, Mr. Blackwell. - My girl. </ P>
an unreasonable husband from a marriage house...
Why is the name of heaven is you do this without notice?
I don't see what Anything in the newspaper will make it necessary.
What communication do you have with the other side? None.
If your husband want to give an effort for your client,
Then you really shouldn't be bothering me with this.
If not, then present a notification and I will hear both sides.
Everything goes up.
I have another start on Thursday.
It's too fast.
Madame, Mr. Berner, who will be before you tomorrow.
- Yes? - The officer called.
For remind you that you have it a training tonight.
- No. - 7:30 in your flat.
As planned.
Thank you.
Take them out.
Thank you, gentlemen. Ten minutes.
Youth, I really need to talk to you.
( DOOR BUZZER)
Bloody objects. </ P>
Well, why don't you put that, to start? </ P>
Thank you. Thank you Thank you. Oops.
- Where is Jack, right? - Oh, conference. Birmingham.
Bad. There. </ P>
- Are you okay? You look a little... - No, I'm fine. Um... </ p >
They gave us 15 minutes, including an encore.
Did I tell you I gave up the law?
Never again. Should we did carol first?
- Hmm? - I just had this case.
So there's a sidewalk fight outside a pub in Kentish Town.
Stupid, he just stands up on the edge watching over his friends.
Everything is on CCTV.
Someone gets a broken jaw, so it's GBH, </ p >
and they were all sent down, including my son.
Two and a half years for crime br /> There is nothing I can do.
- Category three? - Yes.
In front of Charles Mackay.
He goes six months under the guide.
Think of yourself as lucky.
The fight between approves of adults.
Victims don't even < > need care.
Four working class children, clean records,
Empat anak kelas pekerja, catatan bersih,
two with babies, all at work.
They are taxpayers.
Mark, let's start.
Where are the words?
This is a bloody class war, Fiona.
It's meaningless. I hereby surrender.
No, you don't. > You're in front I'm tomorrow and...
ΓÖ¬ Lully, Lullay
ΓÖ¬ You are a small child...
( BLEEPS ON RADIO)
WOMEN: This is the BBC World Service. News at 0400 GMT. </ P>
Rescue operations continue today in southern Europe
in the wake of Storm Ada.
Rail and road connection to Montpelier...
There is a bit of scrum media.
- Naomi! Naomi! Kevin, go through here! - Let us pass.
- Look here, baby. Naomi.
- Please, let us pass. - Naomi, good, baby.
- That's it. - Naomi dear.
Kevin. Kevin. Talk to me.
They have absolutely nothing to say at this stage. </ p >
- Please now... - Just something about that kid.
- Anything... - Excuse me. Excuse me. </ p >
OK, the judge is ready for you.
No. There's nothing to say, okay? </ P>
- Yes, they're ready now. - Oh thank you. </ P>
(FUCK)
My Lady, they are ready for you. </ P>
The court is increasing. </ P>
Dalam soal A, seorang anak.
We are here on a very urgent problem,
is alive and dead.
Time is of the essence. Please remember this.
Speak briefly and to the point. Mr. Berner.
I... I'll definitely be short, My girl.
The applicant is in trouble this
is Edith Frances Hospital, Wandsworth,
who is looking for this court leave
to treat a teenager, Adam.
She is 17 years and 9 months old.
She first experienced stomach ache in school.
I have read the letters, sir Berner. </ P>
My Lady, I trust all parties Accept that Adam has leukemia. </ P>
The hospital wants to treat it with four drugs,
which is universally recognized therapy, as I can show.
- Not needed. - Thank you, Madame.
Two of these drugs have side effects
attack the spinal cord,
sacrifice the body the immune system,
is therefore the standard for transfusion during treatment.
However, the boy and his parents < br>> are Jehovah's Witnesses
and that is contrary to their faith
to receive blood products into their systems.
This is separate , Adam and his parents agreed
for whatever treatment the hospital could offer.
At this point I want to call a hematologist consultant .
Good.
Professor Carter, take us up to date about Adam's condition.
Not good, he's weak,
and, as I expected, he began to show
the first signs shortness of breath.
The hemoglobin number decreases steadily.
Normally it is 12.5. This morning 4.5
And the number of white blood cells?
Well, it should be so somewhere between 5 and 9.
He shows 1.7.
- For platelets... - Remind me of their functions.
They are needed for freezing, My girl.
Normally this is 250. Adam's count this morning is 34.
Healthy teens produce
500 billion blood cells every day. </ P>
Adam being produced no blood at all.
And if you can transfuse this patient...?
Then he will stand up chance that is worthy.
MARK: Have you discussed with Adam
what will happen to him if he isn't transfused?
Well, I've saved him details. He knows he can die.
What knowledge does he have from the way he died?
Nothing.
Then maybe you can tell us?
(Carter SIGHS)
This will be very sad for everyone,
including the medical team. </ P>
They can't understand
why do they have to risk losing this patient.
He will struggle to breathe and he must lose.
That will be scary, like sinking.
Before that, there would be possible internal bleeding,
maybe kidney failure.
Some patients lost sight.
>
The only thing that is certain is that it will be a terrible death.
WOMEN: Do you agree, Professor,
that freedom of choice in medical care
is fundamental human rights?
In adults, yes, I agree.
Adam is very close to be a person adult.
If it's his 18th birthday tomorrow morning,
he won't be legally grown up this afternoon.
WOMEN: I think we can agree
Adam is almost an adult,
and that is not the case that he expressed
his views to You are smart? </ P>
His views are the views of his parents. </ P>
His objections for blood transfusions
are doctrines > from religious sects
most likely he will be a useless martyr.
You take an oath.
- I consider you a Christian? - I an Anglican.
Is the Church of England a cult?
Do you realize that? The World Health Organization
estimates up to 20% > new AIDS case
caused by with blood transfusions?
And transfusions carry other dangers.
Hepatitis, Lyme disease, < br /> malaria, syphilis,
Chagas disease, graft-versus-host disease,
related to lung disease transfusion, CJD variant.
It's very rare and never below me.
So if we add all the dangers,
you won't say < br /> is enough
to pause a rational person?
GEROBAK SHARES: The blood products we use
are tested to the highest standards.
But that won't happen it doesn't make sense, of course,
considering all the potential for infections and errors,
for a patient insists
> approval must be sought.
You play with words.
If I am not permitted for this child's transfusion,
we can lose him .
Patients of Jehovah's Witnesses are often treated now
by what is called surgery without blood.
Listen, we are not deal with surgery here.
This kid needs blood because the treatment
prevents him from making his own.
Thank you for your time, Professor Carter.
We will rest. 20 minutes.
USHER: The court is increasing.
(TIP)
(PHONE RINGS)
- Jack? - Oh, hi.
I think you will be in court.
I'll only leave you a message. Um...
- Where are you? What happened... - What do you know? I have to go.
- Sorry. - Oh, for God's sake!
Since that time , we never looked back.
I stopped drinking, got my training,
and me... me and Naomi be kind to each other,
and take care of Adam properly.
And he is calmer, and he starts doing in school.
And we have a lot of support from our Kingdom Hall
and good friends there.
You know, the type of person who never disappoints you.
We are happy. We live in the truth.
And now, Mr. Henry, your son has leukemia
and you and Naomi facing the final test of faith.
- Is that how you would say it? - Exactly like that.
Can you tell the court why are you and your wife and Adam
refused blood transfusions?
What should you understand is it blood,
that's the point from what it means to be human.
This is the gift of life we all must be grateful.
Just as life is sacred, it becomes its blood.
So why did Adam refuse such a gift from the doctors?
Mix your own blood
with animal blood or someone else
is pollution, it is contamination.
That is a rejection of God's gift.
S why he specifically forbids it
in Genesis and Priesthood and the Acts of the Apostles.
And our son, Adam,
he knew that the word of God must be obeyed.
>
Do you and your wife love your child, Mr. Henry?
Yes, we love him.
And if you refuse blood transfusion...
must cause his death?
Then he will replace him
in the kingdom of heaven on earth that will come.
You will grieve, isn't that, Mr. Henry?
So this refusal belongs to Adam a decision, not coming from you?
He is...
He is very... He is a very special person.
He is extraordinary.
We cannot change his mind < br /> even if we want.
I mean, no one can.
Mr. Henry, these books are from the Bible you mentioned.
During this Iron Age text, transfusion does not exist.
How can Could it be forbidden?
It is in God's mind.
Many Jehovah's Witnesses accept blood products
without compromising their faith.
Isn't that the case another option is open to young Adam
and you can, if you want, play your part
in persuading him to take it and saving his life?
I don't know anyone
that departs from the teachings of from the Governing Body.
The elders give us good guidance.
The same strict elders who have visited your child every day
to make sure he do not change your mind?
KEVIN: They are good and polite men.
Other churches have priests in the hospital too. </ p >
That's right, right, it's if Adam approves the transfusion,
he will become what you call dis fellowshipped,
be expelled from community?
Disassociated, actually,
but that won't happen
because he won't change his mind.
Dia dalam perawatanmu dan itu pikiranmu aku ingin berubah.
He is afraid of being shunned. Isn't that the term you use?
The only world he knows will turn to him
to prefer life to death is terrible.
Does that sound like free choice?
My Lady, if you spend only five minutes with him,
then you will understand this is a very, very special person
who knows his own mind.
MARK: Mr. Henry, have you told Adam
that if he saved his own life and agreed to a transfusion,
you would still love him?
We told him that we love him.
- Is that all? - That's enough.
When did Jehovah's Witnesses
be ordered to refuse blood transfusion?
It's in Genesis. This comes from creation.
It came from 1945, right?
A committee in Brooklyn has decided on the fate of your son .
There are deep truths that were previously not understood.
The same thing is true in science.
There isn't much space for differences of opinion in your church, is there?
You might not know what that means
to submit to a higher authority.
We do it on our own free will.
When you are Adam's age,
you will not know your own thoughts.
He lives in truth. I don't have that privilege.
You said life was valuable. Others people's lives or only yours alone?
All life is God's gift and he takes it.
It's easy to say, Mr. Henry, even though it's not your life.
It's harder to say even though it's your own child.
- MARK: Is masturbation sinful? - Yes.
- And abortion? Homosexuality? - Yes. </ P>
Does this belong to Adam taught to believe? </ P>
That's what he knows come true. </ P>
Thank Thank you, Mr. Henry.
WOMEN: He said, "I'm alone."
"I am separated from my parents."
" Whatever their idea, I decide for myself. "</ P>
" I'm ready to die. "</ P>
Thank you, Mrs. Greene. </ P>
MARK: There what's important is the difference between being right
approving treatment
and the right to refuse life-saving medication.
My Lady, the law is clear.
He has no autonomy in this matter until he is old 18 years old. </ P>
Cut as my educated friend may, he is not 18. </ P>
In a very important matter, there is no shelter
behind a few months which separates it
from its 18th birthday.
It is clear that Adam has full understanding
of religious principles
where his rejection of treatment rested.
This is the basic right of the patient, protected by general law,
to refuse treatment.
I submit My Lady shouldn't be tempted
to dangerous land demeaning
fundamental human rights
and valuable self-esteem it bestows.
Given the unique circumstances of this case,
I have decided I want to hear from Adam himself.
I need to know if he understands the situation
and what he faces
I must rule towards the hospital.
I will go now to Adam's bedside in his trustee company.
I will give an assessment in open court when I return ,
maybe after 7 pm p> - But there's nothing we can do. - Does that help...
He doesn't work our deadline.
Yes no can be trusted.
- Tapi tidak ada yang bisa kita lakukan. - Apakah itu membantu ...
Dia tidak bekerja tenggat waktu kami.
Ya, tidak bisa dipercaya.
WOMEN: I never knew a judge to do this.
WOMAN 2: I know. He is really outside the wall.
Who knows what will happen? </ P>
Just down here. </ P>
- Hi. - Hi, Marina. </ P>
- Donna. < Hi, - Hi.
- Hi Emy. - Marina.
- Hi, Marina. Good to see you. < br /> - Are you okay? Nice to meet you.
This is Mrs. Justice Maye. Very high . Here to see Adam young.
- Hello. - Nice to meet you.
Hi.
MARINA: I will tell him you come , My Lady. </ P>
He has decided, like living for the principle. </ P>
Dying, you mean. </ P>
Shining. I am right
The judge has come to see me. I know that.
What do you call you?
Your Majesty? My lord? Something honorable?
In that court "My Lady". </ p >
My girl. Oh, that's amazing.
- Am I allowed to call you that? - My name is Fiona Maye.
No , but I want to call you...
I want to call you Madam, please.
Do you want to catch your breath?
My girl. </ P>
You know, I told Marina, and Donna, that sister,
and Jake, the guy who ate dinner, and all the doctors who will come.
And they all say, & apos; No, no,
the judge does not do it such a thing. & apos;
- But I know. - Well, that's how it is.
Under their clothes, people are sheep.
So, you have come to change my mind.
Align me.
No, Adam. I need to know what the best for you.
Please, lady, arrange me on the way the truth.
I must be sure you know what you are doing.
Leukaemia a very serious disease.
Refusing blood transfusions when it can save your life,
some people think you are too affected
by your parents and elders,
and others think that you are very smart
and we just have to let you go straight only.
Should we? Let you enter yourself?
Somehow I have to decide.
I think that's my choice.
>
I'm afraid the law doesn't agree.
So they say.
But let's just consider practicality.
With transfusion,
consultants can add two medication for your treatment
and you will have a good chance a fairly fast recovery.
Without transfusion, you can die.
- You understand that? - Yes
But what about this, Adam? Partial recovery. </ P>
You can lose your eyesight, suffering from brain damage.
Your kidneys can go.
Will it please God?
If you don't believe in God,
You are not right to talk about what or does not please him. </ P>
I have not said I do not believe it. </ P>
I need to know You have thought about this. </ P>
p>
For the rest of your life. Ready for that?
I hate it.
But I accept it.
(RAPID RISE)
Wait.
Excuse me.
(RISE BACK CONTINUED)
(REGISTERED SLEEP)
p>
Now, listen carefully for this woman.
Hey, Adam. Roast chicken, friend.
Outside. < /p>
Go.
Do you have children, My Lady?
No, unfortunately. I hope...
Always too busy. </ P>
Laws can take over your life. </ P>
You might do it. </ P>
- I don't think so. - Sorry. /> I don't mean...
Tell me this, Adam. </ P>
Why don't you want blood transfusion?
Because it's wrong.
Lasts.
God has told us that it's wrong.
Why is that wrong?
Why is something wrong, My Lady?
We just found out about that.
Murder, torture, lying , being unfaithful in your marriage.
How can we find out?
It is in our hearts. God has put it there.
And very... like it, even if we get useful information
by torturing a terrorist,
we know, we only know it's wrong.
Are transfusions like torture?
They're both wrong.
I hope I can make you see this.
Unjust biological things
and it's not just a symbol.
That's life itself.
That is us.
We have chosen to live in truth God
and he told us not to mix our blood with others. </ P>
That's a simple rule we want to live. </ P>
We don't override it with others. </ P>
We just want to live our lives in the truth as we see it. </ P>
As we know it. </ P>
As we know. </ P> p>
Thank you, Adam.
And if I decide that the hospital can legally transfuse you,
what would you think?
I would think My Lady
is a person who likes to mix.
No, don't go, please.
Just wait until Donna brings my dinner.
Alright, before I leave, will you tell me about your guitar?
Beautiful. </ p >
That belongs to my grandchild.
It looks really alive. Fun.
- Do you know something? - What? </ p >
I've played four weeks
and I've been able to play ten songs.
And this is the most difficult so far.
(TO PLAY THE CULTURE)
- (PLAY FALSE NOTE) - No, that's C. There. </ P>
- Oh yeah. - Mmm.
That's it.
ΓÖ¬ And on my inclined shoulder
¬ He placed a snow white hand
ΓΓ He offered me to take life easily
ΓΓ ¬ When the grass grows in the weir
ΓÖ¬ But I'm still young and stupid
ΓÖ¬ And now it's full of tears ΓÖ¬
Pretty good, only four weeks.
I am never even know it has words.
That's Yeats, a very famous poet and a beautiful poem.
I like "and on me lean < br /> shoulder ".
Let's do it all.
This is dinner time for you and I have to go to court.
My Lady, please... stay a little longer.
"He offered me to take life easily."
Okay then, can I have your email?
Goodbye, Adam.
Will you be back?
I am bound by the Children's Law
and clear orders from the opening path:
"Child welfare
will belong to the court the most important consideration."
Assuming a good recovery,
this youth's welfare better served
by his love to read
and his newly discovered passion for guitar,
by exercise his intelligence live
and with expressions pleasant and loving nature
and by all life and love in front of it.
I found that A alone,
her parents and elders in her church
have made a decision that is hostile to welfare A. </ P>
He must be protected from his religion and from himself. </ P>
In my judgment,
hidupnya lebih berharga dari harga dirinya.
My referrals and declarations are as follows.
It will be lawful for applicant hospitals
to pursue medical treatments like A
as they deem necessary,
includes blood transfusions.
End of business?
Maybe.
Look , the only thing that matters is that I love you.
- You fuck her. - Yes.
But if it's a stupid mistake, < br /> so is this, because...
If you live, then sleep in the spare room.
Hey, come on, we don't can avoid this much longer.
Our only choice is to talk.
Excuse me. Long day.
(DOOR BUZZER)
- Uncle Jack! - Hey guys!
I'll take it tomorrow around ten.
- Yes, perfect. - Thank you for this.
- Goodbye, girls. Be good. - Goodbye!
Sally, Maisie, are you ready for fun?
Yes!
Let's go.
JACK: I like...
I like how he is attached to you all the time.
- Look. He did it. - SALLY: Got you !
Supposedly... Suppose he has to get you.
Will you keep chasing him? Yes, you want?
Okay, try to get me. </ P>
- (RING TONE) - Hello? </ P>
- Hello, Michael. Fiona Maye. - Fiona? </ P>
You got my message? </ P>
No, I mean it. </ P>
Saya butuh pengacara. Ya.
JACK: "The next morning, Peter Fortune, ten years
awakened from a troubled dream
to find himself changing to be a giant, a adult. "
-" He tried to move his arm... " - Uncle Jack.
Why did you sleep? in the sitting room? </ p >
- Well... - Because he snored.
Aunt Fi kicked her out.
- Our father snored. - Of course he is.
They are brothers, stupid.
Yes, I'm an evil snorer.
"He has eaten too much too, because his stomach feels tight,
and he talks too much because his throat hurts. "
Okay, we will stop there and I will turn on this lamp,
but I will leave the nightlight on, alright, girls?
Don't jump in bed, okay,
and maybe both of you wake up to be giants,
just like Peter Fortune.
Night night.
BOTH: Nights, Uncle Jack.
- Should we talk? - No.
(RING TONE)
You have reached Call Fiona Maye.
Please leave a message after the beep.
- (BLEEP) - Hi. This is Adam Henry. </ P>
My Lady, I got your number. That's not difficult. </ P>
I left the hospital finally,
and it's great to hear your calm voice.
I like it when you come and sit with me
But if it's not for you, neither me nor I'll die.
(BLEEP)
My Lady, here I am again, < br /> Adam Henry.
I experienced this extraordinary, impossible daydream,
was very stupid, like...
we went around world in oil tankers
and we have cabins next to each other,
walk up and down the deck talking all day long.
Oh, and guess what? I'm reading Yeats.
His doctor is in good condition and he will keep it well.
The problem is Tony. He will be at the meeting, huh. </ P>
I might be ten minutes late, so start without me. </ P>
My Lady, this me again, Adam Henry.
I experienced this extraordinary, impossible daydream.
Child who is sorry. He loses Jehovah and he finds you.
Drop him a note, for God's sake.
I can't push...
That's unprofessional.
No, no, no, of course not.
(Sighs)
(PLAY NOTE)
Alright, I...
I'm afraid.
From... From myself.
Assuming they want it, < br /> what about encore?
Some Christmas ago, we did My Funny Valentine
and I forgot the words.
Right .
(MY CUTE VALENTINE PLAY)
Γ ¬ My cute valentine
ΓΓ¬ Sweet Valentine's comics...
Well, OK, Stalker.
There's nothing evil, honest. I... I don't mean to harass you.
I... I'm just... I think you won't recognize me.
- How did you get my number? - That's not difficult.
I feel the top of my head has some sort of burst
and all sorts of things come out,
and I just want it to give you this.
- Adam, listen, I can't. - Please, Madame, please.
It's just a poem I've written
and letters that I have never posted and... thoughts about...
about things.
You look much stronger. How are you doing? </ P>
Many lines with my parents. </ P>
OK school, I guess. </ P>
Sometimes the idea of having strangers in me
makes me feel sick, like... drinking someone else's saliva.
Come on. You live.
Yes, but I want... Look, I have a lot of questions.
Can't we go to Somewhere and talk?
Adam, there is something I want you
to be very clear in your mind.
For me, your case is over.
I have many new cases,
babies and children, all kinds of sadness,
and for you, you get your life back.
Everything is in front of you now.
You are talented. You go to do it really well, I'm sure of that.
But there's one thing I want you to do for me.
Don't call me again or write to me or follow me.
Do you understand? Your future out there is waiting for you.
- And you will have fun. - No, but, Madam...
No, that's all. I'll watch you go.
You look out Mike Morrow's office.
Divorce? Are you serious? Without telling me?
I hope he shows that < You might just overreact.
Maybe it's time I started overreacting.
God. You are a great authority problem family,
but when it comes to yourself,
you are like a whiny child.
You are ready to buy pleasure with my unhappiness.
- That is a discovery. - Oh, Jesus. Jesus
This goes beyond self-pity.
What the point keep quiet, Fiona?
What's the point?
Come on, wake up.
I don't trust you anymore.
Look, I left this marriage for two days. Two days.
You left it for years then.
You might just think about that while you are away.
(CLOSED DOOR)
(MUSIC OPERA)
(HUMS OPERA MUSIC)
Right, this is the last one and now I'm leaving.
Tickets are in the blue folder and see you at Newcastle,
First stop on our old northern circuit.
Your favorite city, I seem to remember.
Yes, beautiful. < br /> I have a cousin there.
This is the only place I am always wild and free.
Have you ever been wild and free, Nigel?
No, never. Thank God.
I will despair of it.
ADAM: My Lady, I have so many questions for you.
Why is Yeats a great poet?
We only know, but how?
p>
What is the beauty in a poem?
More than that just a beautiful voice,
and it must be said something right.
Why does our beautiful song have two sharp objects?
I don't understand about sharp and flat objects.
My Lady, You never told me what you believe in
I'm sure it's not God.
But what?
And me?
I don't know anymore.
Sometimes, in a strange atmosphere, I thought,
OK, I'm grown up now.
- Then... - (BABY CRIES)
CONDUCTOR: We will soon arrive at Newcastle.
Customers must make sure
> they take
all their personal their belongings.
Thank you for your habits.
We hope to meet you again
in the future.
- FIONA: Thank you. - Hello.
So I've made a list of maintenance cases for two days. Mother is inadequate.
Two children in separate care placement hopes to be adopted.
- Right. - My dear Fiona .
- Welcome to Newcastle. - Thank you.
Meet High Sheriff, John Baker.
We will join with you for dinner tonight at the inn.
John wants to join you tomorrow
if you have something interesting.
Now, don't join me.
I'm afraid I can promise you
are two abandoned children.
Thank you.
No no. I will take them.
p>
(Thunder Thunder)
- Fiona. - Caradoc.
You didn't invite anyone for tonight?
No. Clean, forget. </ P>
Very good. </ P>
Alright, let me introduce you for many of me. </ P>
- John Baker, you met. - Yes.
Paul Rotman has a fiber optic business here.
James MacLeish. What do we call you , Jim? A mandarin? </ P>
Get here for coastline conservation. </ P>
- How are you? - Enjoyment.
I will have the same as everyone. Applause.
- For your good health . - Slainte.
MACLEISH: Instead of spending millions on coastal defenses,
we can let the sea flood the fields,
let them go back to the salt marshes, compensate the farmers.
But the channel he passes through or the channel
through which they can come for some agreement...
FIONA: Oh.
Excuse me, gentlemen. It looks like something is appearing.
Oh
I froze. Can we please get some warming up in the room?
- Of course, Madame. - Thank love.
My Lady, I think you should come and see.
Only in this way.
This is the son of Jehovah's Witnesses.
You remember, from a transfusion case.
Oh yeah.
It looks like that he followed you here.
They want to expel him, but I...
Thank you. I will deal with it now. </ P>
We better have the heater here. </ P>
Yes, my woman. </ P>
I'm really sorry. </ P>
So we're here again. </ P>
- How did you find me here? - Most internet. </ P>
Follow you to King's Cross and get...
Look, I'm very sorry, Madame. </ P>
Do your parents know where are you?
- I'm 18 years old now. I can become... - I don't care how old you are.
They will worry about you.
Uh, right, now, I know there is a socket somewhere.
- I can barely see anything. - Sit down.
NIGEL: Ah, right. Uh...
- Right. - Thank you. </ P>
Um, I will... I'll leave soon. </ P>
I see...
I have another line with my father last night. </ P>
Biggest so far. p>
And then I went out, just left.
But I texted my mother last night saying I'm fine and...
Do it now again. Write to it.
Tell him you are safe in Newcastle
and you will write again tomorrow.
And then we'll talk.
But it's really...
Do it. Come on.
Should I feel scared? Did you really follow me?
No, it's not like that. I read your assessment.
You say you want to save me from my religion, from myself.
Well, you did it. I survived.
What do you want?
I'm not my person.
When you come to see me, I'm really ready to die.
It's amazing that someone like you < br /> can waste your time for me.
I'm really stupid.
- You look very sincere. - Well, a sincere idiot.
I feel so noble doctors to leave me alone.
No one can understand how deep I am.
I am so pumped up.
At night I think about this video
I will make it on my phone,
like a suicide bomber.
That will on TV news.
I can make myself cry just thinking about my funeral,
everyone loves me, everyone cries. </ p >
What sacrifice did he make.
How stupid.
Where is God?
He was there, behind all of them.
>
I obey His word, live in truth.
But it's not just about him.
That's my delicious adventure, My beautiful death...
More than a teenager.
But if I don't become a Witness,
- So now you lose your trust? - No no. Maybe.
I'm afraid to say it out loud, but the thing is,
after you take a step back from the Witnesses,
You might as well go all the way.
Why replace one tooth fairy with the other?
The top of your head has exploded.
(MEN LAUGH)
I can play Bach's work.
I have read all Yeats.
I'm playing.
"All the lives and love of that are in front of me."
- That's what you wrote. < br /> - Yes, Adam.
I ask again, what do you want?
To thank you.
There are more ways easy.
When you visit me in the hospital,
that is one of the best things has ever happened to me.
This is the way you have... listen, think.
I see You think. </ P>
Why are you here? </ P>
When you hear it, you will think it's very stupid. </ P>
But, please, /> say you will think about it.
Good?
I want to come and stay with you.
I can do odd jobs, > housework, anything.
You can give me a reading list,
everything you think I have to know about.
And I will not hinder,
with you and your husband, I mean.
I can be like a lodger.
I will get a job, pay rent.
Wait here.
Your taxi will be here in five minutes.
No, no, you can't.
When I have blood, parents I was there.
I saw them hugging each other and crying, really crying.
They had lost their case and they tried very hard.
But then I realize, no, no, they cry because of joy,
Because they will always want me to live
and they never told me.
It's not about God at all.
I feel cheated, like I'm really stupid.
Everything is fraud.
And I've checked it.
The court always let hospitals transfuse minors.
You know that.
You always know what you will do.
They never let a child die for the religion of their parents.
So what You did beside my bed,
came bothering me and sang with me,
got under my skin, tried to approach me,
ask me?
I don't ask you in my life.
A rubber stamp, that's all you need.
You can't just send me away.
I don't care if you think you are too great
to explain yourself,
Because I have the right to know.
What do you want from me?
And my parents, if they love me...
It's here.
Thank you.
My officer will take you to station and buy your ticket
and place you on the train to London.
To the station.
If you love your son, your only child,
why did you let him die?
I'm sorry.
Let's go , then.
Goodbye, Adam.
I, Christine Samantha Delancy, swear by the Almighty God
that I will serve with good and right
Our Lady Sovereign Queen Elizabeth II
and I will do it right for everyone
after the law and use of this world,
without fear or like, affection or evil intentions.
My child, I found your Bible in the Hall
and all of these flyers.
Mother, I don't want all of that in my room.
You are not dressed, honey. Your father is waiting.
Come on. We'll be late. Let's go. </ P>
You go ahead. I live here. </ P>
He doesn't want to save the Bible in his room.
- What's wrong, Adam? - Nothing happens.
So, get a suit and tie. Let's go.
I just told you, I live here. </ P>
- Are you OK? - I'm fine. </ P>
- What's the problem ? - Problems with your breathing?
I'm fine.
- KEVIN: So what's the problem? - That's easy.
You will go to the Kingdom Hall. I will not go again.
You want me to die. Well, part of me.
(ONCE IN ROYAL DAVID & S; S CITY PLAYS)
- Sorry. - It's OK.
- You look beautiful. - Thank you. </ P>
I don't give up. </ P>
Thank you. </ P>
- Night, Jim. - Night, My Lady. </ P>
- Hello, Fiona. Good luck. - Thank you.
Jack Maye, only that guy. We need the Latin motto for free school.
- I'll get a drink. - "Every child is a genius."
Can you do that? Complete lie, of course.
- Good luck. - Thank you very much.
You just listened to for this.
Mountjoy fee sheet.
p>
Procurement of cocaine, dangerous driving, prostitutes...
Fiona, I want you to meet Toby Marlowe.
- Yes, oh, hello. - Brilliant lawyer.
- Absolutely brilliant . - Right.
- My niece, actually. - Super. What is your field?
- Crime... - Criminal Law? </ P>
- Yes... - Good. </ P>
- Extraordinary. Good luck. - WOMEN: My Lady , we need you.
- Yes. - We need justice.
People have started all work.
We die of starvation, actually. </ P>
And men are useless. That's scientific fact. </ P>
I heard it. Save it under your hat.
Um, Fiona.
- Really? - (GAVEL BANGS)
ANNOUNCER: Masters of Bench and guests,
Christmas Miscellany will begin.
NIGEL: My Lady, I just said Jehovah's Witness's son,
Adam Henry, was seriously ill again.
He was in St Hospital . David,
refused treatment, refused to meet his parents. </ P>
They thought he might not be good night. </ P>
You didn't nothing? Where is your music?
- Look, take this. - Dear God.
This is what I keep. Take this. </ P>
Let's go. </ P>
Are you OK? </ P>
MAN: Mark Berner! Maestro! </ P>
Thank you. Thank you.
(COVENTRY CAROL PLAYS)
ΓÖ¬ Lully, Lullay
ΓÖ¬ You little child
ΓΓ h bye, lully, lullay...
(TOO SOUND)
ΓÖ¬ Lullay ΓÖ¬
(SINGS IN ITALIAN)
(CONTINUE APPLICATIONS)
(SHOUTS)
MARK: Thank you very much, women and men
We really have a partner from collecting our sleeves.
Very arrogant of us, I know.
But because this isn't February and not the 14th,
we think we will do it my cute Valentine. </ P>
(TAWA)
(THE SALLEY GARDENS PLAYS)
Fiona. Fiona, it's wrong one. I don't have words yet. </ P>
Fiona. < br /> Fiona?
ΓÖ¬ Down by Salley Gardens
ΓΓ¬ My love and I met
¬ ¬ He passed Salley Gardens
¬ With a little snow white feet
ΓΓ He offered me to take love easily
ΓΓ ¬ When the leaves grow in the tree
ΓÖ¬ But I'm still young and stupid
ΓÖ¬ With him disagree
ΓÖ ¬ In a field on the bank of the river
ΓΓ ¬ My love and I stand
ΓÖ¬ And on my sloping shoulders...
(MUSIC STOPS)
(HANDS)
My Lady, that is so beautiful.
- Thank you. - Beautiful.
Thank you, Jim.
Taxi!
Camberwell. St. Hospital David, please. </ P>
Adam Henry? </ P>
Adam. </ P>
Adam, this is Fiona Maye. </ P>
Adam. </ P>
Remember, all life and love.
And poetry.
We can be on that ship sail around the world.
... very song...
Adam. Adam.
My choice.
My girl.
"My Lady, you never told me what you believe."
"I'm sure it's not God. But what?" </ p >
"And me? I don't know anymore."
"Sometimes, in a strange atmosphere, I think, alright, I'm grown up now."
"This will return. I only know it will. Then...
I can be free."
Free.
(OPEN DOOR)
Fiona?
Fi?
You are soaking. < /p>
Fi.
What happened?
Fi, what is that?
Come on.
Bahkan Nyonya Keadilan Maye Berutang penjelasan kadang-kadang.
Come on, honey, talk to me.
I heard about this young man.
And?
From, um... Case Jehovah's Witnesses. </ P>
- What is that? - In all newspapers. </ P>
I'm sorry. I don't remember. </ P>
He was hospital and I left the court
and went to his bedside.
- Uh huh. Isn't that unusual? - Yes , that's very unusual.
Then?
Very strange and beautiful Young people, very, very sick.
We, um... singing songs together.
He followed me to Newcastle. He...
He walked through the storm to find me.
He wants to travel the world on board with me.
He wants to come and stay with us.
With us?
I mean, he...
He thought I could... change his life...
answer all the questions.
He's just a dreamer, but I...
I think I'm being nice, you see. </ P>
I should... I should... .
He can't understand why his parents...
Their only son.
What happened? What's his name? Where is he now? </ P>
Adam. His name is Adam. He...
I heard tonight the cancer returned, the item,
and they needed to transfuse it.
And he refused.
He was 18 years old. There is nothing the hospital can do it. </ P>
He refuses and his lungs are full of blood
and he's dying. </ P>
He is dying of his faith.
Do you fall in love with him, Fiona?
Oh, Jack.
He is still a child.
Men.
A beautiful boy.
It's OK.
GOOD .
I have seen you sleep.
Thank you.
Jack, he...
What a waste.
Yes.
I am cruel to him.
- No. - But you don't know.
Then say me. Everything.
Will you still love me?