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No one in need
who has ever approached you...
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...the generous citizens
of Lake Forest, Illinois...
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...has ever been refused.
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Therefore, although
the United States...
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...has not yet entered
the war in Europe...
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...we of the American
Ambulance Service...
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...have continued to donate men,
women and equipment...
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...to aid our unfortunate wounded
French and British friends.
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I want to thank this year's graduating
class of Lake Forest College...
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...for this badly needed vehicle.
- Hear, hear!
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But more important,
I want to thank...
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...the two brave members
of that class...
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...who have volunteered to accompany
the ambulance overseas as drivers.
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- Mr. Gray Maturin.
- Hey!
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- That's my boy! That's my boy!
- Thanks, Pop.
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And Mr. Larry Darrell.
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Now, in order to raise funds
for this noble cause...
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...Mr. Maturin is going to give
demonstration rides...
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...around the village green...
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...for the small donation
of 5 cents a person.
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- The line forms to the right.
- You're first, ladies. Go on.
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I do wish Mr. Darrell
had made his appearance.
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I assure you, madam,
whatever Mr. Darrell is doing...
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...he is servicing the needs
of your fine organisation.
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I'm gonna take this whiskey,
okay? Got it?
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Aren't you the cutest little
hat rack I've ever seen?
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And don't scratch that pretty face.
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Come on, let's go.
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Kisses, 1 dollar?
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I sure will, ma'am. Here you are.
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One dollar.
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It's amazing, isn't it?
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I seem to have left my money
in my other uniform.
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- You mean your Boy Scout uniform?
- Well, I just take what I want.
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No! No!
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Oh, you're getting heavy.
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That hurt.
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It's nice working for free.
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Come on.
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- Hey, Gray, can I get a ride?
- Jump in. All aboard.
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Larry, I'm supposed to be
doing my patriotic duty.
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Come on, your patriotic duty
my last night in town...
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...is to leave me unable to walk.
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- Come on. Seriously.
- Oh, no, no.
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First the wedding,
then the honeymoon. Yeah.
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Do it the other way around,
you end up like Bob and Sophie...
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...stuck in that dumb old apartment.
- I like that place.
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How do you think they'll like it
when the baby comes?
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- I don't know.
- No charge to boys in uniform.
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Oh, well done. Very good.
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Our baby's gonna have
its own room and a nanny...
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Why don't you talk
to Gray about getting married.
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He's got a million bucks.
He'll go for that nanny stuff.
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Hey, look, I don't want a million bucks.
I just want you...
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...and half a million bucks.
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This is the singly
most disgusting concoction...
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...in the culinary annals.
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Well, that didn't stop you
eating a dozen of them...
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...every Fourth of July
when you were a boy, Elliot.
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This quaint little village may be
the place of my birth...
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...but after 15 years in Paris...
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...l've come to regard that as a most
unfortunate accident of genetics.
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Oh, Elliot, you are the biggest snob
in the world.
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I sincerely hope so.
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Nice-looking dog you got there, Unc.
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Oh, how I envy you, young man.
Off to Paris, the City of Light.
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Oh, my God.
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I really ought to provide you
with a few introductions.
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I could put you in touch with some
of the most elite members...
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...of the European aristocracy
while you're there.
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- Sophie, Bob, where you guys been?
- Hi.
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Oh, Bob had to work.
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- On a holiday? Gee, what a shame.
- Yeah.
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Yeah, I almost missed seeing you
and Gray off. They kept me late.
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Well, you're late, but you're
not too late to come with us!
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- Bobby boy! Bobby boy!
- Hey!
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Put him down! He's a dad!
He's not going anywhere!
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- Can Bob play on the ambulance, then?
- No!
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I don't have any life insurance!
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Soph, what?
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Here.
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I had these printed up for you.
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Your poems.
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This is great.
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Now I'll have something to read
to the guys in the trenches at night.
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You used to like them.
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Well, they're good.
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I always liked the poet.
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I'm gonna miss you.
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You know, when we were kids...
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...I was always terrified you were
the guy I was gonna have to marry.
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But you just couldn't control yourself,
could you?
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"Oh, Bob. Oh, Bob. Bob, don't.
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Oh, Bob, don't!
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Stop. Whatever you do, Bob, don't!
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Oh, Bob."
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Larry, Sophie, come on,
the fireworks are gonna start!
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- Can you hold this?
- Sure.
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Thanks.
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Thanks, Gray.
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Hey, Bobby. Thank you.
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Oh, God! More!
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They're beautiful!
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- Hey!
- Isn't that beautiful?
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Hi.
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This ambulance field headquarters?
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Chicago. I know people in Chicago.
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Jeez, you must be
the guys from Chicago.
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Piedmont.
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Fresh meat.
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Fit them out, Malcolm.
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I'm Piedmont.
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I'm your leader.
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That's Malcolm.
He's what's left of my followers.
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We put three heaps to a squad.
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There'll be you,
some dogmeat from Harvard...
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...and our rig when it gets ready.
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What the hell's the gun for?
America's not in the war.
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Well, yes and no.
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We don't get to kill anybody,
but they can kill us.
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There's a big push on
tomorrow at Mons.
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We leave the minute
this Harvard heap arrives.
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Mr. Piedmont, I presume?
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Doug Van Allen and Brian Ryan,
Harvard, '17 .
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- You must be Chicago.
- Lake Forest, actually.
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- Larry Darrell.
- Doug Van Allen.
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- Brian Ryan.
- Gray Maturin.
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- How do you do?
- Larry Darrell.
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- No trouble clearing this off the train?
- None, sir.
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- Isn't she beautiful?
- Swellegant.
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Hi, meat.
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That paint job's
gonna make a great target.
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Not the way we drive.
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Doug and I did the six-mile course
at Harvard in six and a half.
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Is that right?
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Six and a half.
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Piedmont and I did it at Yale
in six flat.
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Okay, for now, I'll ride with Darrell.
Malcolm, you take Gray meat.
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You two follow in Moby Dick.
Let's move!
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- What is this foul stuff?
- Well, this definitely isn't chicken.
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Oh, it's chicken.
Head, skin and feet.
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Hey, Chicago, why don't you
finish this potted shrimp.
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You betcha.
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Thanks.
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- Shrimp?
- Yes.
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Shrimp?
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God, what a car.
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Thanks, Piedmont.
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- Goddamn it! Are you crazy?
- You can't have headlights.
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The heinies catch a flash of those
headlights, you guys are dead meat.
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- Goddamn it, you're drunk!
- Drunk?
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The liquor never even makes it
to my brain, Dougie boy.
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You're educated men.
Let's get this over with.
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You came over here for a little fun,
a little excitement...
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...and to help your fellow man.
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Well, you won't help anybody.
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And you know why? Because you
can't even help yourselves.
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And after the first good
mortar concussion...
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...you'll be picking that windshield
right out of your face...
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...so you might as well
get rid of it right now.
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- Piedmont, what are you doing?
- I am helping my fellow man.
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Gray, Darrell, come here!
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The hospital is eight kilometres.
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Don't stop for anything.
No matter what happens, don't stop!
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Piedmont, there has got to be
something else.
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- You got a driver's licence?
- Licence?
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Don't stop, Larry.
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- What's he saying?
- Didn't they teach French in college?
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I was a baseball major.
What does he want?
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What does he want?
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He says his arm is shattered,
and it's pinned under the body...
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...of another guy who won't move,
because he's already dead.
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He's sure he's dying...
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...and if you had the decency of half
a human being, you'd do something!
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I don't know what he wants!
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Don't stop, Larry!
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All right, boys, everybody sing
or we aim for the ruts!
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Oh, my God, I've been hit!
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- What are you doing?
- Doug's been hit!
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Hey, Doug Van Allen's
been hit. In his wrist.
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Well, Piedmont says not to stop.
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Darrell, Doug and I crewed together!
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Doug Van Allen and Brian Ryan,
wasn't it?
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Jeez, what a couple of liars, huh?
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They loved to lie, those two.
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They enjoyed it.
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They never did any goddamn
six miles in six and a half.
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Maybe you don't, but I hate liars.
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I hated those two
when they told their little lies.
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They won't be missed.
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Green River at the sweetshop.
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The first thing I'm gonna have
when we get home.
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Could be any day now too...
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...now that Uncle Sam's in the war.
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You okay?
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It's getting light.
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Come on!
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- How are you?
- I'm bad.
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We need help.
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- What now?
- Now we wait.
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Hey, Piedmont.
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- What was that?
- Grenade.
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- Horseshit.
- Okay, it was some woman's tee shot.
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Darrell, look out!
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Nice going, Piedmont.
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He was a slob.
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Did you ever see him eat?
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Starving children could
fill their bellies...
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...on the food that ended up
on his beard and clothes.
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Dogs would gather...
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...to watch him eat.
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I never understood gluttony.
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But I hate it.
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I hated that about you.
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He enjoyed disgusting people...
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...being disgusting,
the thrill of offending people...
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...and making them uncomfortable.
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He was despicable.
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He will not be missed.
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I'm very sorry. It was my fault.
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It was my fault, really.
Now, let's try again.
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More champagne! Fine.
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Look out, here comes Frankie.
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- What a generation.
- No, no, let them burn off some steam.
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The war heroes have earned it.
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But come next week, I'll work the two
of those boys ragged at the office.
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Next week?
It's the first I've heard of it.
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Larry's been so quiet about things
since he got back.
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Hi. I think we need to talk.
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Larry, this has been going on
for three weeks.
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Did it ever occur to you
that I might be in training?
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Did it ever occur to you
that you might be avoiding me?
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- Okay, let's talk.
- No, Larry, you come out.
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Larry! Damn it!
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Okay, let's talk.
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Seal talk.
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Okay, let's talk.
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Thank you.
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We all believe in you, Larry.
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I mean, Mother and myself
and Mr. Maturin.
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And we all know that you've
had some kind of a...
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...well, shock over there,
and that...
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Well, that you just needed time
to kind of "loaf around"...
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...as you put it.
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But...
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00:27:33,783 --> 00:27:39,204
...doesn't it seem that it's time to...?
To get back on your feet again?
247
00:27:39,580 --> 00:27:41,323
Yeah.
248
00:27:45,586 --> 00:27:46,831
No.
249
00:27:47,296 --> 00:27:48,838
What?
250
00:27:49,131 --> 00:27:51,254
I wanna put off the wedding
for a while.
251
00:27:53,385 --> 00:27:55,923
I wanna put off the job too.
252
00:27:56,096 --> 00:27:57,804
For a while anyway.
253
00:27:58,557 --> 00:28:00,466
I don't understand.
254
00:28:03,436 --> 00:28:06,188
In your letter,
all you talked about was...
255
00:28:08,024 --> 00:28:11,725
...coming back and getting married
and starting the job.
256
00:28:15,073 --> 00:28:16,353
I lied.
257
00:28:18,117 --> 00:28:20,406
I didn't know I was lying...
258
00:28:21,078 --> 00:28:23,071
...but I guess I was.
259
00:28:25,291 --> 00:28:26,868
I see.
260
00:28:33,674 --> 00:28:36,165
I don't think I'm the guy
you wanna marry right now.
261
00:28:36,343 --> 00:28:39,178
This isn't the old Mr. Sunshine.
262
00:28:40,555 --> 00:28:42,382
I'm not happy.
263
00:28:42,641 --> 00:28:45,891
I can't make myself happy.
I couldn't make you happy.
264
00:28:46,812 --> 00:28:48,270
I just wanna think.
265
00:28:49,940 --> 00:28:52,347
I need to think...
266
00:28:52,525 --> 00:28:55,312
...and I don't have much
experience in that field.
267
00:28:55,487 --> 00:28:56,897
Think?
268
00:28:58,698 --> 00:29:00,240
Think about what?
269
00:29:01,284 --> 00:29:03,490
I don't know.
270
00:29:03,661 --> 00:29:06,864
Me, you, our lives.
271
00:29:08,124 --> 00:29:10,247
I'll tell you when I start thinking.
272
00:29:11,335 --> 00:29:16,839
So you want me and everyone else
to just go on and on...
273
00:29:17,007 --> 00:29:21,135
...sitting here, waiting for you
to figure out the meaning of life?
274
00:29:22,971 --> 00:29:26,471
- Well, sort of, yeah.
- Well, that's just great.
275
00:29:27,559 --> 00:29:30,394
- Okay, well, we'll... We'll see.
- Yeah, you wait. You wait.
276
00:29:30,562 --> 00:29:33,183
My money is in...
Your money's in my pocket.
277
00:29:33,398 --> 00:29:34,596
Bob?
278
00:29:34,858 --> 00:29:37,230
As long as he's on their team,
we're bound to win.
279
00:29:37,402 --> 00:29:38,433
Right.
280
00:29:38,611 --> 00:29:39,809
Bob?
281
00:29:40,572 --> 00:29:44,569
I'm sorry. I'm afraid we should leave
now if you're gonna make it for work.
282
00:29:44,742 --> 00:29:47,945
Come on, hon. One more scrum.
We're three goals behind.
283
00:29:48,121 --> 00:29:51,205
You can't take him from us now.
I've got a bet on with Gray.
284
00:29:51,499 --> 00:29:53,705
Oh, yes I can, Tyler.
285
00:29:54,835 --> 00:29:58,002
What are you making
at that sweatbox anyway?
286
00:29:58,422 --> 00:30:01,127
I'll buy them out for the night.
287
00:30:02,176 --> 00:30:05,461
Thanks anyway, Tyler, but I think
you can manage without him.
288
00:30:08,182 --> 00:30:10,221
All right.
289
00:30:10,392 --> 00:30:13,346
We'll just have to play
five on six, then.
290
00:30:13,937 --> 00:30:16,143
- See you, Gray.
- See you, Bobby.
291
00:30:31,537 --> 00:30:34,953
- Is everything all right, dear?
- Mom, there's been a change of plans.
292
00:30:35,124 --> 00:30:37,876
We're going to postpone
the wedding, just for a while.
293
00:30:38,377 --> 00:30:40,785
- You're what?
- Now, don't start one of your things.
294
00:30:40,963 --> 00:30:42,790
It's just for a while.
295
00:30:42,965 --> 00:30:46,381
He wants to be by himself right now,
so he's going to Paris.
296
00:30:47,928 --> 00:30:49,422
Paris.
297
00:30:49,596 --> 00:30:52,882
I think he needs a little time by
himself. I'm gonna give him that.
298
00:30:53,058 --> 00:30:57,720
Oh, Isabel, don't be so naive.
It's just an excuse.
299
00:30:57,896 --> 00:30:59,853
It is not an excuse!
300
00:31:02,484 --> 00:31:04,523
He loves me.
301
00:31:05,612 --> 00:31:08,317
You know, if I may say so, Louisa...
302
00:31:08,490 --> 00:31:11,063
...it makes perfect sense to me.
303
00:31:12,535 --> 00:31:14,528
All Americans should avail
themselves...
304
00:31:14,704 --> 00:31:16,613
...of at least one season in Paris...
305
00:31:16,789 --> 00:31:19,411
...just prior to marriage.
306
00:31:19,584 --> 00:31:22,750
It curbs the itches
which tend to rise...
307
00:31:22,920 --> 00:31:25,126
...a year or two
down the connubial pike.
308
00:31:27,466 --> 00:31:29,008
Elliot, don't be vulgar.
309
00:31:29,176 --> 00:31:32,343
People think I'm being vulgar
when I'm being serious...
310
00:31:32,513 --> 00:31:35,264
...and they think I'm being serious
when I'm being vulgar.
311
00:31:36,683 --> 00:31:39,969
- Then you'll take care of him for me?
- Of course I will.
312
00:31:40,145 --> 00:31:42,303
I'll arrange his passage for him.
313
00:31:42,481 --> 00:31:44,557
You know, the people
you meet on the ship...
314
00:31:44,733 --> 00:31:46,725
...often set the tone
for the entire tour.
315
00:31:46,902 --> 00:31:49,190
I think the Mauretania for Larry.
316
00:31:49,362 --> 00:31:51,734
Yes. Yes, the Mauretania.
317
00:31:54,367 --> 00:31:57,036
He'll sit at the captain's table...
318
00:31:57,203 --> 00:31:59,279
...and meet all the right people.
319
00:32:01,332 --> 00:32:04,167
Then he'll need a first-class hotel
where he can entertain.
320
00:32:04,335 --> 00:32:07,953
I think a suite at the Georges V
would be perfect.
321
00:32:10,466 --> 00:32:12,458
Roland!
322
00:32:22,477 --> 00:32:25,727
Don't worry, we'll have your boyfriend
back to you in no time.
323
00:32:50,880 --> 00:32:53,003
Well, hello. Welcome to Paris.
324
00:32:56,010 --> 00:32:58,335
- Louisa, my dear, at last.
- Elliot.
325
00:33:00,639 --> 00:33:03,391
- It's so good to see you.
- And here she is.
326
00:33:03,559 --> 00:33:05,516
Hi, Uncle Elliot.
327
00:33:06,103 --> 00:33:07,930
Welcome to my humble abode.
Come in, my dear.
328
00:33:08,105 --> 00:33:09,765
- Oh, thank you.
- How was your crossing?
329
00:33:09,940 --> 00:33:13,558
- I read it was a little inclement.
- Well, it wasn't too good.
330
00:33:13,735 --> 00:33:15,644
Come along, Cinderella.
331
00:33:19,032 --> 00:33:21,701
Oh, Elliot.
332
00:33:21,868 --> 00:33:23,742
This is a palace.
333
00:33:23,912 --> 00:33:26,319
Why, thank you. I'm glad you like it.
334
00:33:26,497 --> 00:33:28,455
Oh, my God.
335
00:33:30,001 --> 00:33:31,993
This is my music room.
336
00:33:32,170 --> 00:33:35,005
Oh, isn't that lovely?
337
00:33:35,172 --> 00:33:37,628
Oh, what a beautiful piano.
338
00:33:37,800 --> 00:33:39,793
Well, it's a spinet by Larande...
339
00:33:39,969 --> 00:33:42,424
...late-18 th-century French.
340
00:33:43,097 --> 00:33:46,466
- It must have cost a fortune.
- It did.
341
00:33:46,642 --> 00:33:49,762
My poor dear friend the viscount
de Corvence had to part with it...
342
00:33:49,937 --> 00:33:51,645
...at a slight reduction...
343
00:33:51,814 --> 00:33:55,478
...but then, estates are so draining
on one these days, don't you find?
344
00:33:55,651 --> 00:33:57,643
And are all these things for sale?
345
00:33:57,819 --> 00:33:59,895
My dear Louisa, this isn't a shop.
346
00:34:02,282 --> 00:34:06,611
I occasionally allow the odd piece
to be torn from my grasp.
347
00:34:09,497 --> 00:34:12,415
You've got that
lovely picture of Mother.
348
00:34:25,971 --> 00:34:27,513
This room...
349
00:34:27,681 --> 00:34:30,433
I never dreamed anyone
could ever live like this.
350
00:34:30,601 --> 00:34:33,174
Why, it's not difficult
if you know what you want.
351
00:34:37,524 --> 00:34:40,478
This outfit looks really
ridiculous, doesn't it?
352
00:34:40,777 --> 00:34:42,319
Especially over here.
353
00:34:42,779 --> 00:34:45,353
- I'm such a mess.
- The dress is.
354
00:34:45,532 --> 00:34:47,441
We'll get you a new one.
355
00:34:48,201 --> 00:34:50,526
You, yourself, are exquisite.
356
00:34:52,080 --> 00:34:55,116
You belong in a room like this.
357
00:34:55,291 --> 00:34:58,494
It and everything in it
will be yours someday.
358
00:35:00,088 --> 00:35:04,334
I had hoped that you might
grow up in this house.
359
00:35:04,508 --> 00:35:06,501
You're the only family I have.
360
00:35:06,677 --> 00:35:10,295
But your mother preferred to remain
in the cow pastures of Illinois.
361
00:35:13,309 --> 00:35:16,974
No worry, I realise why you finally
deigned to visit your old uncle.
362
00:35:19,398 --> 00:35:22,683
Larry's stayed here longer
than you expected, hasn't he?
363
00:35:23,777 --> 00:35:25,651
I assure you I did
everything I promised you.
364
00:35:25,821 --> 00:35:28,857
I invited him to parties, he claimed
he didn't have a dinner jacket.
365
00:35:29,032 --> 00:35:32,152
I asked him to lunch,
he said he didn't eat lunch.
366
00:35:33,370 --> 00:35:35,742
Elliot Templeton gets the message.
367
00:35:57,101 --> 00:35:58,725
Nice catch.
368
00:36:03,273 --> 00:36:05,017
Be careful, my dear.
369
00:36:05,192 --> 00:36:06,769
That one plate is worth more...
370
00:36:06,944 --> 00:36:09,814
...than your young man has earned
in a whole year.
371
00:36:38,140 --> 00:36:40,762
Hello, Mr. Templeton.
372
00:36:40,935 --> 00:36:43,722
- Hello, Mrs. Bradley.
- Hello, Larry.
373
00:36:43,896 --> 00:36:47,478
I'm sorry that I'm late,
but I had to pick up the band.
374
00:36:47,649 --> 00:36:50,223
I hope you'll forgive me.
375
00:36:59,578 --> 00:37:01,700
In case you get the chill.
376
00:37:07,502 --> 00:37:09,411
We cross the fingers.
377
00:38:16,068 --> 00:38:17,728
- Who are they?
- They're from Les Halles.
378
00:38:17,903 --> 00:38:20,311
I work with them in the stalls.
379
00:38:20,489 --> 00:38:21,900
Work?
380
00:38:22,407 --> 00:38:24,696
I thought you came over here
to think.
381
00:38:25,535 --> 00:38:28,620
Well, I did. But I learned too much.
382
00:38:29,456 --> 00:38:31,698
I'd read so many books,
you could smell wood burning.
383
00:38:31,875 --> 00:38:34,579
So I took a job packing fish.
384
00:38:35,587 --> 00:38:37,129
Packing fish?
385
00:38:37,797 --> 00:38:39,375
Yeah, it's a good job.
386
00:38:39,549 --> 00:38:40,580
I like it.
387
00:38:41,467 --> 00:38:42,843
Well, that's great.
388
00:38:43,011 --> 00:38:45,050
I mean, that you like it.
389
00:38:46,514 --> 00:38:49,301
Is that what you're gonna tell
Mr. Maturin when you see him?
390
00:38:49,475 --> 00:38:53,473
That you kept him waiting six months
because you like to pack fish?
391
00:39:06,366 --> 00:39:08,275
I'm not going back.
392
00:39:09,369 --> 00:39:11,492
I'm not going to be a stockbroker.
393
00:39:16,042 --> 00:39:19,625
Marry me. We can raise a family.
394
00:39:19,796 --> 00:39:21,788
We can travel.
395
00:39:21,965 --> 00:39:24,835
I have $3000 . That is more
than most people live on.
396
00:39:25,677 --> 00:39:27,301
Larry...
397
00:39:28,054 --> 00:39:29,548
...we are not most people.
398
00:39:29,722 --> 00:39:33,138
- We're special people.
- Iz, nobody is special.
399
00:39:33,309 --> 00:39:34,933
I'm special.
400
00:39:35,102 --> 00:39:37,640
I am not gonna spend my whole life
tagging along behind you...
401
00:39:37,813 --> 00:39:39,224
...making both ends meet.
402
00:39:39,565 --> 00:39:41,641
- Come on.
- No, Larry. Come on.
403
00:39:41,817 --> 00:39:43,691
It's not fair.
404
00:39:44,153 --> 00:39:49,229
I've lived up to my half of the bargain.
You haven't lived up to yours.
405
00:39:52,661 --> 00:39:55,068
I should just give this back to you.
406
00:40:04,255 --> 00:40:06,213
Don't give it back.
407
00:40:07,509 --> 00:40:09,216
Wear it on another finger.
408
00:40:11,137 --> 00:40:12,596
It will mean...
409
00:40:12,764 --> 00:40:15,255
...that there is one man somewhere...
410
00:40:15,433 --> 00:40:16,975
...who will always love you.
411
00:40:18,185 --> 00:40:21,222
- What does that mean?
- Look, I got a second chance at life.
412
00:40:21,397 --> 00:40:25,477
I am not gonna waste it on a big house,
a new car every year...
413
00:40:25,651 --> 00:40:28,936
...and a bunch of friends who want
a big house and a new car every year!
414
00:40:31,615 --> 00:40:36,111
I can't turn back now.
I want you to come with me.
415
00:41:49,982 --> 00:41:52,188
Would you like
a chilled glass of Chablis?
416
00:41:52,359 --> 00:41:53,854
Yeah.
417
00:42:03,412 --> 00:42:05,239
So, what do you do
when it's hot outside?
418
00:42:05,414 --> 00:42:06,694
Drink red.
419
00:42:18,051 --> 00:42:20,008
Did you read all these books?
420
00:42:23,681 --> 00:42:25,389
I skimmed them.
421
00:42:30,104 --> 00:42:32,642
To think I used to help you
with your homework.
422
00:42:34,650 --> 00:42:37,568
Yeah, you got me
through grade school.
423
00:42:38,612 --> 00:42:41,447
It wasn't that hard, really, you know.
424
00:42:41,615 --> 00:42:43,193
All you had to do was...
425
00:42:44,034 --> 00:42:46,276
Was what they told you to do.
426
00:42:49,039 --> 00:42:51,744
Well, I'm doing my own thinking now.
427
00:44:32,847 --> 00:44:36,347
- I want to speak with Isabel.
- But she's not here, Monsieur Larry.
428
00:44:37,644 --> 00:44:40,265
You're not doing butler stuff
on me, are you?
429
00:44:41,647 --> 00:44:42,976
Isabel?
430
00:44:46,611 --> 00:44:47,939
Isabel?
431
00:44:53,951 --> 00:44:55,279
Isabel?!
432
00:44:57,913 --> 00:44:59,407
Joseph.
433
00:45:02,126 --> 00:45:05,577
Isabel has gone. She and her mother
have taken the boat train.
434
00:45:15,513 --> 00:45:18,135
Joseph, I appear to have been
crashing about again...
435
00:45:18,308 --> 00:45:20,514
...without my spectacles.
436
00:45:28,734 --> 00:45:30,561
I'm really very, very sorry.
437
00:45:49,963 --> 00:45:52,086
Bob, hurry up, they're coming.
438
00:45:58,346 --> 00:45:59,544
Here, they're coming now.
439
00:46:07,689 --> 00:46:08,720
Thank you.
440
00:46:13,027 --> 00:46:15,103
Goodbye. Thank you.
441
00:46:20,659 --> 00:46:22,948
- You're a lucky man.
- Thank you.
442
00:46:26,874 --> 00:46:28,285
Sally.
443
00:46:55,485 --> 00:46:57,561
Be back in the office by Monday.
444
00:46:59,155 --> 00:47:01,527
Let's have a drink.
Hello, Mary, Shirley.
445
00:47:01,699 --> 00:47:03,822
I wonder if we'll ever see him again.
446
00:47:04,869 --> 00:47:07,656
He'll come back, but he'll
be a little late, won't he?
447
00:47:10,874 --> 00:47:13,365
I wonder if she'll still let Gray
give him that job.
448
00:47:13,544 --> 00:47:16,995
Oh, God, Bob,
Larry doesn't want that job.
449
00:47:47,994 --> 00:47:49,701
That's refreshing.
450
00:48:33,245 --> 00:48:35,487
Who do you think you're saving?
451
00:48:54,433 --> 00:48:56,674
- Have a drink with me.
- What for?
452
00:48:56,852 --> 00:48:58,809
I owe you my life.
453
00:48:58,979 --> 00:49:01,055
My life's worth one drink.
454
00:49:30,259 --> 00:49:32,298
How about some cards?
455
00:49:33,470 --> 00:49:35,795
Well, I've watched you play.
I think you must cheat.
456
00:49:40,268 --> 00:49:42,308
I've watched you read.
457
00:49:43,313 --> 00:49:46,267
You read funny books
for a coal miner.
458
00:49:48,026 --> 00:49:51,858
Oh, yes, that. There's a god of light
and a god of darkness.
459
00:49:52,030 --> 00:49:55,695
Heaven for good people and hell
for bad ones. You believe that?
460
00:49:57,160 --> 00:49:58,903
I believe...
461
00:49:59,162 --> 00:50:01,201
...that you're saving nines.
462
00:50:05,376 --> 00:50:07,664
What else do you read?
463
00:50:08,254 --> 00:50:12,002
The Apocalypse, Essenes,
Aristotle, Plato?
464
00:50:12,883 --> 00:50:15,006
What about Znachar,
the Russian sorcerer?
465
00:50:17,304 --> 00:50:19,343
The Upanishads?
466
00:50:21,892 --> 00:50:24,180
You've never read the Upanishads?
467
00:50:26,021 --> 00:50:28,097
You don't know so much.
468
00:50:30,108 --> 00:50:32,350
You really don't know anything,
do you?
469
00:50:34,362 --> 00:50:36,402
Lend me your copy.
470
00:50:37,699 --> 00:50:41,198
I never lend books to coal miners.
They've got dirty hands.
471
00:50:53,797 --> 00:50:56,205
- Have you been to India?
- What's in India?
472
00:50:57,968 --> 00:51:00,922
Hundreds of millions of people
that pray three times a day.
473
00:51:03,223 --> 00:51:05,679
There are answers there.
474
00:51:06,143 --> 00:51:08,598
India's a lonely place.
475
00:51:09,062 --> 00:51:10,437
If I'd stayed...
476
00:51:13,817 --> 00:51:16,521
...I never would have known
this little one.
477
00:51:27,830 --> 00:51:29,490
Very good.
478
00:51:31,876 --> 00:51:33,785
I'm a good cheater.
479
00:51:52,187 --> 00:51:55,141
Here. The Upanishads.
480
00:51:55,315 --> 00:51:58,067
But you won't find
the answers in a book.
481
00:51:58,234 --> 00:52:00,274
You'll have to go there.
482
00:52:12,957 --> 00:52:15,448
What about her husband
and her son?
483
00:52:16,085 --> 00:52:20,628
They were killed instantly.
A drunken driver. Head-on.
484
00:52:36,688 --> 00:52:38,230
Oh, Sophie.
485
00:52:41,401 --> 00:52:42,943
Izzy.
486
00:52:46,948 --> 00:52:48,442
Baby.
487
00:52:52,704 --> 00:52:54,411
My baby's gone.
488
00:52:57,583 --> 00:52:59,825
Bob, he's gone.
489
00:53:03,714 --> 00:53:05,873
Oh, my God!
490
00:53:06,884 --> 00:53:08,461
At least...
491
00:53:08,677 --> 00:53:10,551
...they didn't suffer.
492
00:53:10,971 --> 00:53:12,880
Get out of here.
493
00:53:14,016 --> 00:53:17,182
- Izzy, get her out of here!
- Please, please.
494
00:53:17,352 --> 00:53:20,270
This is a sad time, Mrs. MacDonald...
495
00:53:20,480 --> 00:53:22,354
...but it is also a day for rejoicing.
496
00:53:22,816 --> 00:53:26,481
Our Lord has promised to call us
all home to him in heaven.
497
00:53:28,905 --> 00:53:32,108
And today he has called home
your husband and child.
498
00:53:33,201 --> 00:53:35,739
You're like idiots.
499
00:53:38,206 --> 00:53:40,447
They're dead, you freak!
500
00:53:41,209 --> 00:53:43,166
They're dead!
501
00:53:44,837 --> 00:53:48,704
Dead! Get away from me
with that thing!
502
00:53:49,425 --> 00:53:52,295
Are you gonna be here in a week
when I wake up?
503
00:53:52,469 --> 00:53:56,716
In a month? In a year?
For the rest of my life?
504
00:53:58,851 --> 00:54:01,176
Mrs. MacDonald,
I know you're upset.
505
00:54:01,353 --> 00:54:03,310
What do you know?
506
00:54:03,939 --> 00:54:06,975
I had that baby inside of me!
507
00:54:07,150 --> 00:54:10,270
I had that man inside of me!
508
00:54:11,238 --> 00:54:14,571
You, you've never had
anyone inside of you!
509
00:54:15,158 --> 00:54:16,486
- Oh, lzzy! No!
- Please!
510
00:54:17,869 --> 00:54:20,621
- All right. You'll have to leave.
- No!
511
00:54:20,788 --> 00:54:23,659
- Izzy, don't leave me! Don't go!
- Please.
512
00:54:23,833 --> 00:54:26,917
- Izzy, don't leave me, please!
- Sister.
513
00:54:27,086 --> 00:54:29,838
- Sister, hold her.
- No! What happens now?
514
00:54:30,006 --> 00:54:31,713
No, lzzy, don't go!
515
00:54:32,258 --> 00:54:34,001
All right. All right, it's all right.
516
00:54:34,510 --> 00:54:35,755
Izzy!
517
00:55:53,211 --> 00:55:55,583
You need guide, sahib?
518
00:55:55,755 --> 00:55:59,088
No, my friend. Thank you. Here.
519
00:55:59,258 --> 00:56:02,923
- More rupees. More rupees.
- How are you?
520
00:56:03,262 --> 00:56:04,637
More rupees.
521
00:56:05,389 --> 00:56:07,429
Is this your sister?
522
00:56:07,600 --> 00:56:08,679
Here.
523
00:56:09,184 --> 00:56:11,936
Here's 2 rupees.
Give one to your sister now.
524
00:56:17,734 --> 00:56:20,486
Okay. All right, there's 5 .
Split them up, okay?
525
00:56:44,760 --> 00:56:46,587
Help me out here, pal!
526
00:56:48,848 --> 00:56:51,173
Come here! Come in here!
527
00:56:52,518 --> 00:56:55,091
Okay, thank you.
I like it. I like it. I'll take it.
528
00:57:23,005 --> 00:57:25,378
- Cigarette?
- No, thank you.
529
00:57:27,760 --> 00:57:30,844
You must find it pleasant to be rich.
530
00:57:31,013 --> 00:57:32,887
I'm not rich.
531
00:57:34,517 --> 00:57:36,474
I'm often mistaken.
532
00:57:39,730 --> 00:57:42,647
I worked in a coal mine
to come over here.
533
00:57:42,816 --> 00:57:44,097
A coal mine?
534
00:57:45,569 --> 00:57:47,443
What was the intention?
535
00:57:47,613 --> 00:57:50,697
- To make money to come over here.
- That was the reason.
536
00:57:50,866 --> 00:57:53,024
What was the intention?
537
00:57:53,618 --> 00:57:57,402
Because if work has no intention,
it's not work at all.
538
00:57:57,580 --> 00:57:58,825
It's an empty motion.
539
00:58:00,458 --> 00:58:02,996
Well, what would you call
washing dishes?
540
00:58:03,169 --> 00:58:05,375
For me, this is
a religious experience.
541
00:58:07,465 --> 00:58:09,374
Hey, let me try that.
542
00:58:18,225 --> 00:58:21,594
Yeah, I feel it.
Kind of like being in church.
543
00:58:22,354 --> 00:58:24,561
Pass me the soap, will you, bishop?
544
00:58:33,657 --> 00:58:36,990
I could take you to a better church.
545
00:58:38,912 --> 00:58:40,904
In the mountains.
546
00:58:41,414 --> 00:58:43,870
I've been there
many times before to work.
547
00:58:45,502 --> 00:58:47,126
It's a difficult place to reach.
548
00:58:48,254 --> 00:58:52,252
- It's a difficult place to work.
- Who washes the dishes up there?
549
00:58:58,639 --> 00:59:01,759
- Could you leave at dawn?
- Want me to talk to your boss?
550
00:59:02,852 --> 00:59:07,597
Boss? I have no boss.
I own this boat.
551
00:59:09,650 --> 00:59:11,559
And a few more.
552
01:00:58,505 --> 01:00:59,833
Ta-da!
553
01:01:01,299 --> 01:01:03,090
- Too much?
- Very good.
554
01:01:04,344 --> 01:01:05,719
Smashing, in fact.
555
01:01:05,887 --> 01:01:08,175
What do you think, honey?
Too much? Not enough?
556
01:01:09,849 --> 01:01:13,218
Is this gonna help?
Is this gonna get me anything?
557
01:01:13,394 --> 01:01:15,433
What do you think?
558
01:01:15,604 --> 01:01:16,980
No?
559
01:01:18,691 --> 01:01:20,730
Well, gee, I know
what this one here is...
560
01:01:20,901 --> 01:01:23,226
...but shouldn't this one
be walking by now?
561
01:01:23,404 --> 01:01:26,819
I mean, did you ever think of giving it
a cold shower or an aspirin?
562
01:01:34,581 --> 01:01:36,538
I could do pretty well
up here, I think.
563
01:01:37,959 --> 01:01:41,162
They see few Westerners up here.
564
01:01:41,713 --> 01:01:43,540
They see none
where we are heading.
565
01:01:49,387 --> 01:01:51,380
Our guides.
566
01:04:04,267 --> 01:04:06,473
That's the church, Larry.
567
01:04:09,772 --> 01:04:13,271
Now, let's hurry.
Must get back to my boats.
568
01:05:24,469 --> 01:05:28,169
I have been waiting for you. Welcome.
569
01:05:28,348 --> 01:05:30,257
You are welcome.
570
01:05:31,684 --> 01:05:35,764
Fabulous, fabulous, fabulous.
571
01:05:58,544 --> 01:05:59,954
Excuse me.
572
01:06:01,046 --> 01:06:02,955
Are you having a good time?
573
01:06:05,926 --> 01:06:09,010
Well, I thought I told you two
it was time for bed.
574
01:06:09,179 --> 01:06:11,504
- I'm sorry, Mrs. Maturin.
- It's all right, Barbara.
575
01:06:11,681 --> 01:06:13,638
I'll take them up.
Come on, angel face.
576
01:06:13,808 --> 01:06:16,477
I hear you bond boys are losing
a lot of your clients' money.
577
01:06:16,644 --> 01:06:20,143
Yeah. What does your old man
think of that, Gray?
578
01:06:20,898 --> 01:06:23,603
Well, think what you like
about my old man, Tyler.
579
01:06:23,776 --> 01:06:26,694
Believe me, I know
how difficult he is to live with.
580
01:06:26,862 --> 01:06:29,863
But the fact is, he's a good man.
A damn good man.
581
01:06:30,032 --> 01:06:31,230
Excuse me, sir. Telephone.
582
01:06:31,408 --> 01:06:33,366
- They have their baths?
- They did. Yes.
583
01:06:33,536 --> 01:06:35,160
We'll tell a nice story.
584
01:06:35,746 --> 01:06:37,703
How are you?
585
01:06:39,708 --> 01:06:42,080
Hello. Yes.
586
01:06:45,339 --> 01:06:49,004
I'm telling you, there's 12 percent
unemployment out there.
587
01:06:49,176 --> 01:06:50,456
And we're really feeling it.
588
01:06:50,635 --> 01:06:53,672
I think Roosevelt's right.
We got a depression on our hands.
589
01:07:03,523 --> 01:07:04,768
Gray!
590
01:07:12,948 --> 01:07:14,740
Did you see that?
591
01:07:38,807 --> 01:07:41,179
It was a nice service for your dad.
592
01:07:42,560 --> 01:07:46,261
- Yeah, short and sweet.
- Yeah?
593
01:07:46,439 --> 01:07:48,811
Hey, nice tic you got there, Gray.
594
01:07:48,983 --> 01:07:51,474
Here. Have a shot.
595
01:07:51,652 --> 01:07:54,439
It'll go faster for a minute,
and then it'll stop.
596
01:07:54,614 --> 01:07:56,986
- No, thanks.
- No?
597
01:08:01,412 --> 01:08:05,244
Hey, look at that freak. Why didn't he
jump in the grave with your dad?
598
01:08:05,416 --> 01:08:09,330
Oh, Sophie, please.
Let's not fall apart, okay?
599
01:08:11,755 --> 01:08:13,498
Gee, lzzy...
600
01:08:13,882 --> 01:08:16,753
...to tell you the truth,
I fell apart a while ago.
601
01:08:17,969 --> 01:08:20,804
So, what did the monsignor say?
602
01:08:22,766 --> 01:08:25,969
I told him that Pop always kept
a gun in his office...
603
01:08:27,353 --> 01:08:30,805
...and he kept large amounts of cash.
604
01:08:33,151 --> 01:08:36,602
And while he was cleaning the gun...
605
01:08:38,990 --> 01:08:41,315
...it accidentally went off.
606
01:08:45,079 --> 01:08:46,538
Hey.
607
01:08:47,540 --> 01:08:49,449
Easy, Gray.
608
01:08:51,335 --> 01:08:53,411
You sound like
you're starting to believe that.
609
01:09:17,777 --> 01:09:20,813
It is time to go.
The lama is waiting for you.
610
01:09:59,984 --> 01:10:01,941
There is a hut in the mountain.
611
01:10:03,154 --> 01:10:06,071
The lama likes you to go there.
612
01:10:06,657 --> 01:10:08,780
I packed your books.
613
01:14:06,472 --> 01:14:08,215
I am sad...
614
01:14:08,390 --> 01:14:12,340
...because I am losing my cook.
615
01:14:16,231 --> 01:14:18,105
Yes, I'm leaving.
616
01:14:19,776 --> 01:14:21,519
Isn't it true...
617
01:14:23,029 --> 01:14:26,065
...it is easy to be a holy man
on the top of a mountain?
618
01:14:26,991 --> 01:14:29,114
You are closer than you think.
619
01:14:29,994 --> 01:14:33,280
The path to salvation is narrow
and as difficult to walk...
620
01:14:33,456 --> 01:14:35,532
...as a razor's edge.
621
01:15:44,983 --> 01:15:47,474
Good God, Romulus and Remus.
622
01:15:48,361 --> 01:15:50,235
Now, Joseph, you see...
623
01:15:50,405 --> 01:15:53,821
...this is not fit for a gerbil.
624
01:15:55,118 --> 01:15:58,534
That, on the other hand,
minus an outer leaf or two...
625
01:15:58,705 --> 01:16:03,781
...is positively Rousseauvian
in its beauty, and at half the price.
626
01:16:03,960 --> 01:16:07,578
Pay the man. Half what he asks you.
627
01:16:11,884 --> 01:16:13,343
Hello, boys.
628
01:16:20,142 --> 01:16:23,262
Good God, Darrell, I was under
the impression that you'd vanished.
629
01:16:23,770 --> 01:16:26,641
You know that Isabel
is here in Paris with me?
630
01:16:26,982 --> 01:16:29,651
This wretched Depression
cleaned them out.
631
01:16:30,193 --> 01:16:31,652
Poor old Gray lost everything.
632
01:16:31,820 --> 01:16:35,520
Gray? Gray Maturin and Isabel?
633
01:16:37,325 --> 01:16:39,567
And they have two children.
634
01:16:39,744 --> 01:16:42,496
Gray hasn't worked
for two-and-a-half years.
635
01:16:43,540 --> 01:16:46,659
But I can see you're busy.
I'll give your best to everyone.
636
01:16:46,834 --> 01:16:48,578
Come, Joseph.
637
01:16:50,922 --> 01:16:52,831
Look, why don't you...
638
01:16:54,175 --> 01:16:57,460
...take a wash and drop by sometime.
639
01:17:13,985 --> 01:17:15,184
Thank you.
640
01:17:15,362 --> 01:17:17,354
Would you tell your mother
Uncle Larry is here?
641
01:17:17,531 --> 01:17:18,989
- Okay.
- Yeah.
642
01:17:19,157 --> 01:17:22,158
Mama, Mama, Uncle Larry's here!
643
01:17:23,036 --> 01:17:25,491
Thanks, girls.
You go out and play, all right?
644
01:17:50,396 --> 01:17:52,471
I was hoping you might stop by.
645
01:17:53,023 --> 01:17:56,558
Well, I had to make sure the children
didn't look too much like Gray.
646
01:18:01,907 --> 01:18:04,861
- Where is he?
- He's upstairs.
647
01:18:13,710 --> 01:18:15,038
Honey?
648
01:18:20,883 --> 01:18:22,508
Larry.
649
01:18:24,261 --> 01:18:26,634
- Good to see you.
- How you doing?
650
01:18:26,806 --> 01:18:30,009
I was downstairs this morning.
Wish you'd caught me then.
651
01:18:30,935 --> 01:18:33,342
Got another one
of my damn headaches.
652
01:18:34,688 --> 01:18:37,013
Sometimes they're so bad...
653
01:18:37,191 --> 01:18:39,397
...I feel like I'm gonna die.
654
01:18:40,485 --> 01:18:42,395
Sometimes I wish I was dead.
655
01:18:43,238 --> 01:18:46,073
Gray, sometimes all of us
wish you were dead.
656
01:18:49,411 --> 01:18:52,246
What are you doing here?
This is guy talk.
657
01:18:52,414 --> 01:18:55,580
We're gonna talk about girls.
We don't want you around. Bye.
658
01:18:55,750 --> 01:18:56,995
Bye.
659
01:18:58,878 --> 01:19:00,752
How are you doing?
660
01:19:00,922 --> 01:19:02,879
Not bad, for me.
661
01:19:04,842 --> 01:19:06,751
You haven't tried aspirin
for these headaches?
662
01:19:10,556 --> 01:19:12,513
I've got something that might work.
663
01:19:13,726 --> 01:19:15,184
Here.
664
01:19:21,525 --> 01:19:25,225
Hold it in your hand.
Clasp your fingers tightly around it.
665
01:19:26,280 --> 01:19:27,738
Hand out, palm down.
666
01:19:30,117 --> 01:19:32,109
No big deal. I'm gonna count to 10 .
667
01:19:33,203 --> 01:19:35,741
And before I get to 10 ,
you're gonna drop the coin.
668
01:19:36,456 --> 01:19:41,414
One, two, three, four...
669
01:19:42,629 --> 01:19:45,084
...five, six...
670
01:19:45,256 --> 01:19:47,249
...seven, eight...
671
01:19:53,431 --> 01:19:57,760
- How did you do that?
- I didn't do it. You did it.
672
01:19:59,061 --> 01:20:00,935
Here's what you're gonna do next.
673
01:20:01,480 --> 01:20:05,394
Hold the coin in your hand again.
Gently, this time.
674
01:20:07,444 --> 01:20:09,733
Let your hand rest on your lap.
675
01:20:11,156 --> 01:20:13,113
Lie back.
676
01:20:13,617 --> 01:20:15,027
Relax.
677
01:20:16,453 --> 01:20:18,825
Relax your whole body.
678
01:20:20,540 --> 01:20:22,865
Your eyelids are gonna get heavy.
679
01:20:24,127 --> 01:20:25,621
They're going to close.
680
01:20:27,171 --> 01:20:28,998
You're going to sleep...
681
01:20:29,632 --> 01:20:31,376
...for three minutes.
682
01:20:32,802 --> 01:20:34,960
And when you wake up...
683
01:20:36,305 --> 01:20:38,262
...your headache will be gone.
684
01:21:46,081 --> 01:21:47,456
Where'd it go?
685
01:21:47,624 --> 01:21:49,747
God, it's good
to see her smile again.
686
01:21:51,086 --> 01:21:54,086
- It's good to have you back.
- It's good to have you back.
687
01:21:54,255 --> 01:21:55,880
Nice being here.
688
01:21:58,051 --> 01:21:59,461
Okay, now we go here.
689
01:21:59,635 --> 01:22:03,633
Oh, hey, go and tickle
Uncle Larry like crazy.
690
01:22:04,557 --> 01:22:08,720
Oh, children, children,
Monsieur Larry is not ticklish.
691
01:22:11,897 --> 01:22:13,890
You traitor.
692
01:22:14,942 --> 01:22:17,647
- Oh, mama. Your mommy's ticklish.
- No!
693
01:22:17,945 --> 01:22:19,522
Mama is very ticklish.
694
01:22:31,958 --> 01:22:33,666
Thank you, Joseph.
695
01:22:40,633 --> 01:22:43,303
There's a lot of energy
in this place. I feel it.
696
01:22:46,389 --> 01:22:48,678
A little less than there was
a minute ago.
697
01:22:48,850 --> 01:22:50,723
Oh, Larry.
698
01:22:50,893 --> 01:22:53,016
This is good. You're gonna like this.
699
01:24:12,347 --> 01:24:14,505
Well, for chrissake.
700
01:24:24,608 --> 01:24:26,648
Sophie.
701
01:24:28,445 --> 01:24:29,988
Larry.
702
01:24:31,115 --> 01:24:32,906
Goddamn.
703
01:24:33,075 --> 01:24:35,566
I thought you were dead
or something worse.
704
01:24:35,744 --> 01:24:40,536
- What are you doing in Paris?
- Our old friends didn't tell you?
705
01:24:40,707 --> 01:24:43,032
I guess it must have
slipped their minds.
706
01:24:45,212 --> 01:24:47,121
Been trying to call you lately.
707
01:24:48,006 --> 01:24:50,793
I even came around to the house
the other night, but I guess...
708
01:24:50,967 --> 01:24:53,339
...it was a little late for you.
709
01:25:04,689 --> 01:25:08,271
- How have you been, Sophie?
- I've been having a regular riot, lzzy.
710
01:25:09,902 --> 01:25:12,358
My loving in-laws ran me
out of Chicago.
711
01:25:12,530 --> 01:25:14,937
They didn't care for my behaviour.
712
01:25:17,034 --> 01:25:21,245
Our old friends here don't care
for my behaviour either, but...
713
01:25:21,413 --> 01:25:23,287
...that's okay.
714
01:25:23,457 --> 01:25:25,496
I got lots of new friends.
715
01:25:28,420 --> 01:25:29,618
How's Bob?
716
01:25:30,505 --> 01:25:31,584
Bob?
717
01:25:38,805 --> 01:25:40,465
Oh, Bob...
718
01:25:42,475 --> 01:25:46,259
Been having a regular riot too,
isn't he, Gray?
719
01:25:50,149 --> 01:25:52,438
There was an accident.
720
01:25:54,361 --> 01:25:56,520
Bob and Matthew were killed.
721
01:26:02,327 --> 01:26:05,281
Sophie's been under
a lot of strain lately.
722
01:26:06,832 --> 01:26:10,995
I've been under a lot of strain?
Honey, you looked in a mirror lately?
723
01:26:20,261 --> 01:26:22,503
You will excuse my little friend.
724
01:26:22,680 --> 01:26:25,088
Sometimes she smokes too much
of the Chinaman's pipe.
725
01:26:28,686 --> 01:26:31,011
Perhaps you find her amusing.
726
01:26:31,189 --> 01:26:34,604
Would you like a private room
upstairs? Forty francs.
727
01:26:34,775 --> 01:26:39,105
- Twenty for her, 20 for the linen.
- How dare you!
728
01:26:39,280 --> 01:26:42,197
You bastard, why don't you just
get the hell out of here.
729
01:26:42,366 --> 01:26:45,153
- But see, we're old friends of Sophie's.
- For you, 30 francs.
730
01:26:46,537 --> 01:26:48,613
- Okay, deal.
- For 30 minutes.
731
01:26:48,789 --> 01:26:53,498
Don't kid with Coco. He doesn't
have much of a sense of humour.
732
01:26:54,795 --> 01:26:56,455
Got a clock, Coco?
733
01:26:56,630 --> 01:26:58,124
In my head, monsieur.
734
01:26:58,590 --> 01:27:00,998
Doesn't leave room
for much else, does it?
735
01:27:08,099 --> 01:27:11,135
Gee, you were right.
You just can't kid with Coco.
736
01:27:27,451 --> 01:27:30,487
Let's call it an evening. Okay?
737
01:27:41,840 --> 01:27:43,998
We'd like to go home, Joseph.
738
01:27:58,523 --> 01:28:01,096
Not so fast, you're our ride home.
739
01:28:01,275 --> 01:28:05,107
It occurred to me that I wouldn't
have to pay for the linen at my place.
740
01:28:29,719 --> 01:28:31,712
You sure you both don't wanna
come to our house?
741
01:28:31,888 --> 01:28:33,263
- We'll be fine.
- Good night.
742
01:28:55,161 --> 01:28:56,952
Come on, let's run.
743
01:29:03,001 --> 01:29:05,124
You think I can't run.
744
01:29:12,427 --> 01:29:16,010
Here, here, go ahead.
Come on. Come on.
745
01:29:17,140 --> 01:29:19,298
Where the hell do you live anyway?
746
01:29:20,685 --> 01:29:22,927
It's this set of steps and one other.
747
01:29:26,733 --> 01:29:32,071
Hey! I didn't tell you about
the incredible view that I have.
748
01:29:32,238 --> 01:29:34,230
You've never seen anything like it.
749
01:29:38,035 --> 01:29:41,238
Larry, you don't know
where I've been.
750
01:29:45,459 --> 01:29:50,204
Get up these stairs! Get up there!
751
01:29:52,341 --> 01:29:54,914
Come on, come on.
752
01:29:55,093 --> 01:29:57,880
It's kind of a bachelor's place,
but I'll go straighten up.
753
01:30:01,099 --> 01:30:02,724
What a dump.
754
01:30:17,114 --> 01:30:19,190
Are we there...? Are we there yet?
755
01:30:22,495 --> 01:30:25,614
Almost. Bring that up
for me, will you?
756
01:30:55,610 --> 01:30:57,649
Lance Romance, huh?
757
01:31:04,160 --> 01:31:06,236
Would you care to dance?
758
01:31:40,236 --> 01:31:42,110
- You know...
- Get me out of here!
759
01:31:42,280 --> 01:31:45,898
...it's getting hard to find an apartment
that doesn't have hot water...
760
01:31:46,075 --> 01:31:48,281
...but I found this fabulous landlord.
761
01:31:50,538 --> 01:31:52,495
That is refreshing, isn't it?
762
01:31:54,208 --> 01:31:56,450
You bastard!
763
01:32:18,148 --> 01:32:19,558
Larry?
764
01:32:28,074 --> 01:32:29,734
Larry?
765
01:32:46,008 --> 01:32:48,131
Oh, thanks. Big trouble.
766
01:32:48,886 --> 01:32:52,052
The landlord's making me paint the
place. You're gonna have to help.
767
01:32:52,222 --> 01:32:54,215
- Paint?
- Yeah.
768
01:32:54,391 --> 01:32:56,964
Oh, yeah, okay,
I'll be back in about an hour.
769
01:32:57,144 --> 01:33:00,844
Who do you think you're talking to?
Mr. Coco? "I'll be back in an hour"?
770
01:33:01,022 --> 01:33:02,481
"See you in 60 , Coc," huh?
771
01:33:02,649 --> 01:33:05,021
Larry, goddamn it, I've got to go!
772
01:33:06,319 --> 01:33:09,604
What about last night, princess?
You think that was for free?
773
01:33:10,615 --> 01:33:13,532
You're on the painting team. Get it?
774
01:33:14,077 --> 01:33:16,650
You don't think I would give you
your freedom...
775
01:33:16,829 --> 01:33:19,154
...if this painting thing
hadn't come up?
776
01:33:29,717 --> 01:33:31,626
What do you think of white?
777
01:33:34,555 --> 01:33:35,669
Right.
778
01:34:49,710 --> 01:34:51,418
Pretty good.
779
01:35:31,959 --> 01:35:33,288
No.
780
01:36:00,028 --> 01:36:02,186
Yes or no? Yes or no?
781
01:36:07,410 --> 01:36:10,577
You're not gonna like this either,
are you? You don't like this, do you?
782
01:36:19,046 --> 01:36:21,253
Now, that I like.
783
01:36:26,804 --> 01:36:30,504
You like exercise?
You're gonna love our place.
784
01:36:38,607 --> 01:36:40,065
Hey, honey.
785
01:36:41,485 --> 01:36:43,726
I thought I'd whip you up some lunch.
786
01:36:46,031 --> 01:36:48,652
Aren't I the thoughtful,
domestic type?
787
01:36:52,745 --> 01:36:54,121
You smell nice.
788
01:37:32,575 --> 01:37:34,615
Squaw, fix dinner.
789
01:37:35,078 --> 01:37:37,403
- Okay.
- Nice job on canoe.
790
01:37:37,580 --> 01:37:39,205
Just one thing, chief.
791
01:37:41,459 --> 01:37:44,294
That's wet paint you're sitting on.
792
01:38:18,411 --> 01:38:20,736
When Bob and the baby died, I...
793
01:38:22,332 --> 01:38:25,368
I went to such a black place.
794
01:38:33,759 --> 01:38:36,167
It was almost like...
795
01:38:36,345 --> 01:38:38,172
Like I felt I deserved it or something.
796
01:38:38,347 --> 01:38:40,174
I don't know why.
797
01:38:40,349 --> 01:38:44,892
And then I was trying
to justify it somehow.
798
01:38:47,314 --> 01:38:51,442
Like, by proving to myself
that I was a really bad person.
799
01:38:52,527 --> 01:38:54,816
I did deserve it.
800
01:38:58,366 --> 01:38:59,991
Jeez.
801
01:39:02,120 --> 01:39:04,492
You've given me so much, Larry.
802
01:39:06,875 --> 01:39:09,828
It's very easy to love
someone like you.
803
01:39:10,003 --> 01:39:11,378
Yeah.
804
01:39:35,444 --> 01:39:37,317
I think we should have used
the back door.
805
01:39:37,487 --> 01:39:39,444
We'll probably have to use it
to get out.
806
01:39:41,158 --> 01:39:43,316
I think the market's doing very well.
807
01:39:43,577 --> 01:39:46,198
Darling, your hand is perspiring.
808
01:39:46,371 --> 01:39:48,743
- Larry.
- You can drink if you want to.
809
01:39:50,708 --> 01:39:52,915
- Hi.
- Hi, Sophie.
810
01:39:53,878 --> 01:39:56,914
- Sophie, my dear, it's been far too long.
- Mr. Templeton...
811
01:39:57,090 --> 01:39:58,584
...you haven't changed a bit.
812
01:39:58,758 --> 01:40:00,916
Well, you certainly have.
813
01:40:02,511 --> 01:40:05,133
I just mean that I don't recall you
being such a fibber...
814
01:40:05,306 --> 01:40:06,966
...about an old man's looks.
815
01:40:08,184 --> 01:40:09,975
Cocktail, Mr. Templeton?
816
01:40:10,144 --> 01:40:13,310
No, thank you, Albert.
I fear my drinking days are over.
817
01:40:14,398 --> 01:40:19,143
Surely, a tear of Zubrówka
could do monsieur no harm.
818
01:40:19,319 --> 01:40:20,517
Zubrówka!
819
01:40:20,696 --> 01:40:24,693
We used to drink it at the Radziwill's
when I stayed there for the shooting.
820
01:40:24,866 --> 01:40:28,235
I don't suppose a drop will hurt me.
Oh, we must all try some.
821
01:40:39,088 --> 01:40:41,758
- Oh, not for me. Thanks.
- Oh, my dear, you must.
822
01:40:41,924 --> 01:40:44,332
No. Thanks anyway.
823
01:40:45,052 --> 01:40:49,299
The herbs.
It's like newly mown lavender.
824
01:40:50,850 --> 01:40:52,676
Well, what shall we drink to?
825
01:40:52,852 --> 01:40:55,473
We could drink to Sophie's
and my wedding.
826
01:40:57,856 --> 01:41:00,394
That's swell!
827
01:41:00,567 --> 01:41:02,892
Congratulations!
828
01:41:03,070 --> 01:41:06,439
Golly! Lmagine that!
829
01:41:08,533 --> 01:41:10,775
When is the happy occasion?
830
01:41:10,952 --> 01:41:12,945
We're going to do it Friday.
831
01:41:15,081 --> 01:41:16,362
Friday?
832
01:41:21,004 --> 01:41:22,664
Oh, I think that's wonderful.
833
01:41:25,383 --> 01:41:26,877
I'd like to...
834
01:41:27,635 --> 01:41:31,218
...take you to Molyneux's after lunch
and pick out your dress.
835
01:41:31,389 --> 01:41:35,007
Gray and I would love to give it to you
as a wedding present, wouldn't we?
836
01:41:36,352 --> 01:41:38,759
- You don't have to do that.
- Oh, don't be silly.
837
01:41:38,938 --> 01:41:41,855
I mean, after all,
you two are our oldest friends.
838
01:41:43,525 --> 01:41:46,396
Well, I really don't think
it's gonna be that kind of wedding...
839
01:41:46,570 --> 01:41:48,977
...where I'll need a new dress, right?
840
01:41:49,156 --> 01:41:51,065
- So thanks anyway.
- Don't be stupid, Sophie!
841
01:41:51,241 --> 01:41:53,649
You've gotta wear something!
You can't wear that!
842
01:42:01,042 --> 01:42:02,501
Honey.
843
01:42:03,753 --> 01:42:05,331
Honey...
844
01:42:05,922 --> 01:42:08,757
...maybe Sophie
doesn't want a new dress.
845
01:42:19,435 --> 01:42:21,059
Okay.
846
01:42:22,855 --> 01:42:24,053
That'll be nice.
847
01:42:27,401 --> 01:42:28,895
Good.
848
01:42:30,863 --> 01:42:32,273
We'll go after lunch.
849
01:42:33,198 --> 01:42:34,609
- Great.
- Well...
850
01:42:38,078 --> 01:42:39,821
Cheers.
851
01:42:49,380 --> 01:42:53,674
Uncle Elliot, you were right.
That's the best thing I've ever tasted.
852
01:42:53,843 --> 01:42:56,215
I don't mind simply looking at it.
853
01:42:56,512 --> 01:42:59,881
I'll have Albert order up a bottle
for the house. You can take it with you.
854
01:43:00,474 --> 01:43:05,931
Albert, have them place a bottle
of this ambrosia in my car, please.
855
01:43:09,316 --> 01:43:12,021
It's like listening to music
by moonlight.
856
01:43:27,667 --> 01:43:29,826
- Pretty nice place.
- Oh, thank you.
857
01:43:30,003 --> 01:43:32,708
Make yourself at home.
I'm gonna check on the kids.
858
01:43:32,881 --> 01:43:34,838
It's really Uncle Elliot.
He's been incredible.
859
01:43:35,008 --> 01:43:37,249
I don't know what we would have
done without him.
860
01:43:53,192 --> 01:43:55,480
Afraid I rearranged
your knickknacks.
861
01:43:58,781 --> 01:44:01,450
You wanna break
anything else, Soph?
862
01:44:04,786 --> 01:44:08,535
Okay. Let's get this over with, huh?
863
01:44:08,915 --> 01:44:12,331
- I know all you really want is Larry.
- That's ridiculous.
864
01:44:13,920 --> 01:44:16,707
I think it's actually quite fitting
that you two found each other...
865
01:44:16,881 --> 01:44:18,541
...after all these years.
866
01:44:20,176 --> 01:44:23,675
Isabel, I know
you're in love with him.
867
01:44:24,889 --> 01:44:27,641
You've always been in love with him.
868
01:44:30,770 --> 01:44:34,388
I wonder who else has always
been in love with him.
869
01:44:35,691 --> 01:44:38,016
And what if I am in love with him?
870
01:44:38,652 --> 01:44:40,194
And what if I can't see...
871
01:44:40,362 --> 01:44:43,363
...how you're going to be able to
stand by him when things get tough?
872
01:44:43,532 --> 01:44:45,192
How would you know?
873
01:44:53,875 --> 01:44:57,540
When he wanted you,
you walked out on him.
874
01:44:57,712 --> 01:45:01,580
I walked out on him? Oh, no,
I sacrificed myself for him.
875
01:45:01,758 --> 01:45:03,964
Oh, come on, honey.
876
01:45:04,177 --> 01:45:05,837
Honey.
877
01:45:06,471 --> 01:45:10,053
You sacrificed yourself
for a mink-fucking-coat...
878
01:45:10,224 --> 01:45:12,894
...and a set of monogrammed towels.
879
01:45:13,060 --> 01:45:15,017
I wanted to be a wife,
and I wanted children.
880
01:45:15,187 --> 01:45:17,643
Now, maybe that's something
that you can't understand.
881
01:45:17,982 --> 01:45:19,227
That's not true, Isabel.
882
01:45:20,818 --> 01:45:23,143
Larry wanted to give you that.
883
01:45:23,320 --> 01:45:25,229
I was a good wife.
884
01:45:26,532 --> 01:45:28,441
I was a good mother.
885
01:45:29,827 --> 01:45:31,404
I'm gonna be one again.
886
01:45:31,578 --> 01:45:34,912
Bob got you pregnant.
You made the best of the situation.
887
01:45:36,333 --> 01:45:38,242
Do you really think he was happy?
888
01:45:41,671 --> 01:45:43,415
Oh, Sophie.
889
01:45:47,594 --> 01:45:49,503
What can I say?
890
01:45:50,263 --> 01:45:53,133
I just do not believe that you
will not drag him down eventually.
891
01:45:58,437 --> 01:46:00,395
Your drinking alone.
892
01:46:04,110 --> 01:46:05,485
I haven't...
893
01:46:06,237 --> 01:46:07,980
...had a drink in three months.
894
01:46:08,155 --> 01:46:09,898
That's great.
895
01:46:10,449 --> 01:46:12,987
But you've wanted one, haven't you?
896
01:46:13,619 --> 01:46:15,077
Haven't you?
897
01:46:17,831 --> 01:46:19,871
And you will again and again.
898
01:46:21,376 --> 01:46:24,626
And again. What about the drugs?
899
01:46:24,880 --> 01:46:26,919
And what about everything else?
900
01:46:30,468 --> 01:46:31,749
Larry helps me.
901
01:46:32,846 --> 01:46:34,803
I know Larry helps you.
902
01:46:38,976 --> 01:46:42,677
I can see him devoting
the rest of his life to helping you...
903
01:46:42,855 --> 01:46:45,809
...and never whispering
one word of regret ever.
904
01:46:47,485 --> 01:46:49,027
Can't you?
905
01:46:49,445 --> 01:46:51,188
Telephone, Mrs. Maturin.
906
01:47:03,417 --> 01:47:05,955
Hello? Oh, yes.
907
01:47:07,087 --> 01:47:09,210
This is Mrs. Maturin.
908
01:47:09,798 --> 01:47:11,256
Oh, yes.
909
01:47:12,092 --> 01:47:14,250
Oh, that's wonderful.
910
01:47:36,240 --> 01:47:39,075
That was the children's dentist.
911
01:47:39,243 --> 01:47:41,152
There's been a cancellation...
912
01:47:42,037 --> 01:47:44,528
...and I've been trying
to get an appointment for weeks.
913
01:47:45,832 --> 01:47:47,457
Wait for me, please.
914
01:47:48,126 --> 01:47:50,285
Joseph will bring you
some tea, and...
915
01:47:51,296 --> 01:47:53,372
And when I get back, we'll go.
916
01:47:56,760 --> 01:47:58,633
Maybe some other time, huh?
917
01:47:58,803 --> 01:48:00,179
No, Sophie.
918
01:48:02,390 --> 01:48:04,596
If you're going to get married, then...
919
01:48:05,226 --> 01:48:07,384
...l'm going to buy you the dress.
920
01:48:23,327 --> 01:48:24,821
Yes, madam?
921
01:48:35,130 --> 01:48:36,672
Nothing.
922
01:50:48,175 --> 01:50:49,918
Come on, Sophie.
923
01:50:50,427 --> 01:50:51,969
Leave me alone.
924
01:50:55,265 --> 01:50:57,637
Can't you see?
925
01:50:57,809 --> 01:51:01,225
I'm listening to music by moonlight.
926
01:51:04,274 --> 01:51:06,266
Oh, Isabel...
927
01:51:06,943 --> 01:51:09,730
...you were so right.
928
01:51:11,405 --> 01:51:13,694
She was right about
everything, you know.
929
01:51:15,534 --> 01:51:17,326
Let's go, Sophie.
930
01:51:18,913 --> 01:51:20,952
Don't you hear the music?
931
01:51:22,333 --> 01:51:23,791
No, I guess not.
932
01:51:24,501 --> 01:51:26,873
All you ever hear
are choirs of angels.
933
01:51:29,089 --> 01:51:30,797
Well...
934
01:51:30,966 --> 01:51:33,539
...Coco here is my angel.
935
01:51:33,719 --> 01:51:35,711
Aren't you, mon chéri?
936
01:51:40,392 --> 01:51:42,384
Don't you wanna go home?
937
01:51:50,610 --> 01:51:52,437
Home?
938
01:51:57,491 --> 01:51:59,484
This is my home.
939
01:52:00,119 --> 01:52:02,076
I like it here.
940
01:52:04,707 --> 01:52:07,114
Right here in Coco's lap.
941
01:52:07,793 --> 01:52:09,750
It's the biggest...
942
01:52:10,129 --> 01:52:11,753
...warmest...
943
01:52:12,381 --> 01:52:14,208
...lap in town.
944
01:52:14,758 --> 01:52:16,169
Wanna feel it?
945
01:52:19,721 --> 01:52:21,678
Why don't you just run along, Larry.
946
01:52:24,809 --> 01:52:28,143
We don't need you here.
Nobody wants you here.
947
01:52:38,573 --> 01:52:40,150
We just...
948
01:52:43,160 --> 01:52:46,280
...wanna listen to music
by moonlight.
949
01:52:49,667 --> 01:52:51,042
Larry!
950
01:52:52,086 --> 01:52:54,411
No! Larry!
951
01:53:55,689 --> 01:53:58,096
Monsieur Darrell, we are the police.
952
01:54:03,154 --> 01:54:05,230
Yeah, I noticed your shoes.
953
01:54:15,416 --> 01:54:18,168
We dragged her body from the river.
954
01:54:25,092 --> 01:54:26,372
What?
955
01:54:26,552 --> 01:54:29,007
Her throat was cut with a razor.
956
01:54:30,430 --> 01:54:33,265
It could have been
any one of her friends.
957
01:54:33,433 --> 01:54:35,924
They are the vermin of the city.
958
01:54:37,771 --> 01:54:41,555
What was your relationship
to the deceased?
959
01:54:52,118 --> 01:54:54,870
She was my fiancée.
960
01:56:08,692 --> 01:56:10,102
Good, Larry's here.
961
01:56:10,819 --> 01:56:12,527
Thank you, Your Grace.
962
01:56:13,446 --> 01:56:15,652
Elliot's had a stroke.
963
01:56:15,823 --> 01:56:18,824
The bishop just gave him
the last rites.
964
01:56:18,993 --> 01:56:21,033
Isabel's in pretty bad shape.
965
01:56:23,664 --> 01:56:27,247
Oh, Larry, he's going fast...
966
01:56:27,418 --> 01:56:30,288
...and I don't want him to die sad.
967
01:56:30,463 --> 01:56:33,084
All his friends have forgotten him.
968
01:56:33,257 --> 01:56:37,586
He waited for weeks for an invitation
to Princess Novemali's party.
969
01:56:37,761 --> 01:56:39,920
I knew it wouldn't come.
970
01:56:40,097 --> 01:56:41,971
People think him a silly man, Larry...
971
01:56:42,140 --> 01:56:44,466
...but he's a good man...
972
01:56:44,643 --> 01:56:46,434
...and a generous one.
973
01:57:22,096 --> 01:57:24,005
I'm gonna miss him so much.
974
01:57:25,933 --> 01:57:28,768
I wish I'd been a better friend to him.
975
01:57:33,231 --> 01:57:36,647
- Like you were to Sophie?
- Is she okay?
976
01:57:38,236 --> 01:57:41,320
When I came back yesterday
afternoon, she'd gone.
977
01:57:42,991 --> 01:57:46,276
- What happened to your face?
- She's gone for good.
978
01:57:47,829 --> 01:57:50,320
- What?
- She met up with some old friends.
979
01:57:50,498 --> 01:57:54,116
They got her drinking, slit her throat
and dropped her in the Seine.
980
01:57:54,752 --> 01:57:56,294
Oh, my God!
981
01:57:56,462 --> 01:57:59,249
I don't give a damn
if they catch who killed her.
982
01:58:00,758 --> 01:58:03,463
What I wanna know is how you
got her to take the first drink.
983
01:58:06,555 --> 01:58:09,426
What'd you do, get her going
on Bob and the baby?
984
01:58:11,560 --> 01:58:14,265
Did you get her down
and keep her there?
985
01:58:19,401 --> 01:58:21,144
I broke this chair once...
986
01:58:23,405 --> 01:58:26,489
...because I couldn't spend
the rest of my life with you.
987
01:58:29,452 --> 01:58:32,738
Sooner or later,
she would have let you down.
988
01:58:32,914 --> 01:58:35,535
I wanted you to see that.
989
01:58:36,459 --> 01:58:38,950
I've never stopped
thinking about you.
990
01:58:46,635 --> 01:58:48,711
I love you.
991
01:58:53,517 --> 01:58:55,972
I just wanted you to be happy.
992
01:58:56,145 --> 01:58:59,062
I didn't want anyone else to hurt you.
993
01:59:07,030 --> 01:59:08,904
So you killed my fiancée for me?
994
01:59:09,449 --> 01:59:11,821
Just like you killed my fiancé.
995
01:59:13,244 --> 01:59:16,993
I was in love with Larry Darrell,
but you had to take him away...
996
01:59:17,165 --> 01:59:20,865
...to go and find the meaning
of his goddamn life.
997
01:59:25,089 --> 01:59:26,287
Honey...
998
01:59:29,427 --> 01:59:31,419
I'm afraid you'd better come.
999
02:00:11,300 --> 02:00:13,293
How you doing, Unc?
1000
02:00:16,847 --> 02:00:19,765
Life is full of ironies,
isn't it, Darrell?
1001
02:00:21,268 --> 02:00:23,059
You know...
1002
02:00:23,228 --> 02:00:25,980
...I spent my whole life...
1003
02:00:26,148 --> 02:00:29,232
...among the great names of Europe.
1004
02:00:32,195 --> 02:00:34,520
Now I'm dying...
1005
02:00:34,698 --> 02:00:37,189
...and who comes to see me but a...
1006
02:00:37,367 --> 02:00:40,036
Well, I mean...
1007
02:00:41,788 --> 02:00:43,615
An itinerant...
1008
02:00:44,707 --> 02:00:47,079
- Fish packer?
- Fish packer.
1009
02:00:50,671 --> 02:00:52,379
Oh, I got some mail for you.
1010
02:00:53,090 --> 02:00:54,964
Some old buzzard came to the door...
1011
02:00:55,134 --> 02:00:57,672
...while I was downstairs
raiding your icebox.
1012
02:00:58,345 --> 02:01:00,053
Who's Novemali?
1013
02:01:03,142 --> 02:01:05,015
"Princess Novemali...
1014
02:01:05,185 --> 02:01:06,977
...kindly requests the..."
1015
02:01:07,730 --> 02:01:09,188
Costume party?
1016
02:01:09,356 --> 02:01:12,855
You're not gonna get out that old
rabbit outfit of yours, are you?
1017
02:01:14,903 --> 02:01:19,031
R.S.V.P. The princess's palace,
I guess, Joe.
1018
02:01:23,536 --> 02:01:26,110
Get your pad, Joseph.
We must reply.
1019
02:01:26,289 --> 02:01:27,783
Oh, not now, Uncle Elliot.
1020
02:01:28,333 --> 02:01:32,200
My dear, I've always been
a man of the world...
1021
02:01:32,378 --> 02:01:36,127
...and I see no reason to forget
my manners now that I'm leaving it.
1022
02:01:36,299 --> 02:01:38,090
Are you ready, Joseph?
1023
02:01:40,970 --> 02:01:43,009
Monsieur Elliot Templeton...
1024
02:01:44,306 --> 02:01:45,884
...regrets he is unable...
1025
02:01:47,184 --> 02:01:53,020
...to accept Princess Novemali's
kind invitation...
1026
02:01:55,692 --> 02:02:01,232
...due to a previous engagement
with his blessed Lord.
1027
02:02:03,450 --> 02:02:05,193
The old bitch.
1028
02:02:52,289 --> 02:02:54,032
The children.
1029
02:03:01,506 --> 02:03:03,415
When Piedmont died...
1030
02:03:05,259 --> 02:03:07,833
...I had to pay him back for my life.
1031
02:03:11,766 --> 02:03:14,802
I found out there's
another debt to pay...
1032
02:03:14,977 --> 02:03:17,682
...for the privilege of being alive.
1033
02:03:22,025 --> 02:03:23,817
I thought Sophie...
1034
02:03:23,986 --> 02:03:27,189
...was my reward for trying
to live a good life.
1035
02:03:33,829 --> 02:03:35,868
There is no payoff.
1036
02:03:38,708 --> 02:03:40,286
Not now.
1037
02:03:43,546 --> 02:03:45,918
Am I ever gonna see you again?
1038
02:03:49,010 --> 02:03:50,634
Isabel...
1039
02:03:51,262 --> 02:03:53,136
...you just don't get it.
1040
02:03:56,142 --> 02:03:58,181
It doesn't matter.
1041
02:03:59,270 --> 02:04:01,179
It doesn't matter.
1042
02:04:35,263 --> 02:04:38,845
- Is she okay?
- She will be as soon as you go up.
1043
02:04:40,267 --> 02:04:42,307
What happened, Larry?
1044
02:04:42,478 --> 02:04:44,305
Isabel's gonna tell you.
1045
02:04:46,065 --> 02:04:47,689
You know something?
1046
02:04:49,151 --> 02:04:52,401
You two are the best friends
I've ever had.
1047
02:04:52,571 --> 02:04:55,488
Gray, that's just the luck of the draw.
1048
02:04:56,533 --> 02:04:58,324
Oh, I tell you...
1049
02:05:00,579 --> 02:05:02,536
- See you.
- Yeah.
1050
02:05:09,087 --> 02:05:11,542
Hey, pal, that's my coat.
1051
02:05:15,260 --> 02:05:17,252
Don't worry, I'm leaving.
1052
02:05:17,428 --> 02:05:19,717
Where are you going now, Larry?
1053
02:05:20,890 --> 02:05:22,384
I'm going home.
1054
02:05:22,558 --> 02:05:24,681
But where is your home, Larry?
1055
02:05:28,689 --> 02:05:30,314
America.
1056
02:09:04,522 --> 02:09:06,598
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