Atonement - Cee, You and Tea ♪

[SherylAnnSlaughter]

It was a Farement for the Rook and his Towers three. An expression of love and honor. With a request to remember the Trebe's. Quack Quack! Honestly

[sandyw239]

@tu0et0moi nice observation!

[eroticblack]

juicy, wet, cunt! if only robbie had been careful insted of being careless =D

[imvdat3698]

no dislikes:)

[lalakoalas]

@tu0et0moi i think that's deliberate because in the movie he writes her a letter that, well you know...

[BAZHE]

great

[tnguy28]

@tu0et0moi ooh clever. "see you next tuesday" lolx

[barneylupoo]

the cleverest name of a song ever

[Phersephoie]

@tu0et0moi wow! you are a genious!! (with a rather disterbing mind :P)

[WarriorsxxFan]

@tu0et0moi Wow. Never noticed that before. Nice work.

[richardscunningham]

Not ironic then that this was from the 'cunt ' letter part where he hands it over to Briony.

[patstakos]

i love robbie :D

[gelliliebe2010]

cee, you and tea could also mean :see you and T. like she was saying to Cecelia : i see you and Turner!

[Hiduuude]

@tu0et0moi

Ahaa! How perceptive are you?? :L It was probably meant to sound that way though.

[cherry7590]

CUNT??? xDDD

the meaning in the online dictionary was very funny...

[FFFFunny]

Is it like Cee (Cecelia) you and Tea (T. for Turner, Robbie)

Seeing Cee and Turner. CUNT?

[chanandler20]

that's kind of the point of the name...

Anyways...probably my 2nd or 3rd favorite scene from the movie.

[jukeboxjokes]

Haha yeah I didn't notice that, but I suppose it makes sense because of Robbie's letter... Witty. :)

[bs4e]

lol

[Gawaine687]

Thanks for posting this. i love this song, especially the last 40 seconds of it where the cellos come in and then it escalates to a dangerous sounding peak

[imagine9384]

@Gawaine687 Thank you for posting an intelligent comment. Unlike the above!

[Gawaine687]

@imagine9384 actually the above is intelligent. that word is a crucial part of the letter that start the tragedy in the film. so in both the plain sense and in the lewd cryptic sense the title of the song is quite clever.