Harvey Shine:
I have to tell you that it is a relief to find someone who actually says what they're feeling and what they're thinking. Especially in a place that is supposed to be, you know, Britian. English, reserved.
Kate Walker:
Oh, no, no. Haven't you heard? We're a nation changed. Ever since Diana died, we're all sort of flowing out of us like water. You guys showed us the way, actually. No more stiff upper lip for us.
Harvey Shine:
And what is that, exactly?
Kate Walker:
What?
Harvey Shine:
Stiff upper lip.
Kate Walker:
I'm not sure, it's kind of the whole clenched thing.
[makes face]
Harvey Shine:
Clenched?
[makes face too]
Kate Walker:
I think so, you know. See, you know, when you cry, your lips wobble and when you're being strong, they don't.
Harvey Shine:
Like this.
[making face]
Kate Walker:
No, that's sort of more like a bulldog. No, don't do that. You look like you've got no teeth at all.
Harvey Shine:
It's my first attempt at a stiff upper lip. Who does...
Kate Walker:
I don't really kn - I think it's sort of the tension in your jaw.
Harvey Shine:
Who does that?
Kate Walker:
Aristocrats.
Harvey Shine:
The aristocrats?
Kate Walker:
Posh people.
