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Section 4, column 1, question 2.

10% of married women ...

... they were very stimulated ...

... 27%, slightly ...

..and 63% were not.

It is the percentage obtained in Chicago and Saint Louis.

“The temperature at Los Angeles is 20 degrees. ”

I don't think they need this.

- Mr. Radford? -Yes, he's mine.

- Doctor Chapman? - Yes thanks.

WOMEN CONFIDENCES

Is the average American man obsessed with sex?

Until we complete our investigation ...

... any answer could induce to false interpretations.

What is the American woman looking for in marriage?

Look for security, social acceptance ...

..tradition, children and company.

Not for love?

What if she is disappointed?

In extreme cases, divorce, a lover ...

... a shrink or a bottle.

Do you consider that it is more frequent marital infidelity ...

... in a community where they don't exist economic problems?

No comment.

You think a report about sex ...

... should be included in the lists of the Best Sellers

My job is to collect facts ...

..and not telling people what to think.

Dr. Chapman must give a lecture ...

... at the Briarwood women's club in two hours.

Thank you, madam and gentlemen.

Will you wait a moment, please?

Where are you going so fast?

Debbie forgot her lunch.

You will not starve.

- I was sure I gave it to him. -Look, she already found it.

Maybe I'll be back a little late, I'll help in the course for nurses.

- Did you hear what I said? - Perfectly.

Let's stay home tonight.

- When are we not staying at home? - It's a nice house. I am happy in it.

She drives carefully.

Goodbye.

Fred?

It's me.

I'll be a little late, wait for me.

Grace?

Hi Kathleen.

I called the airport.

Not coming?

The conference will start at the scheduled time.

Dr. Chapman is on his way.

I missed you at the board meeting directive last night.

Dad and I were working in Boy's book.

That is not right.

It is not good that you lock yourself in this house.

Boy has been dead for two years.

I want you to go out more.

But if I already go out.

I have a dinner date tonight.

- Ted Dyson. - Ted Dyson?

He is an old friend of your husband and he hardly counts.

I want you to have a true friend.

Where is the conference held of Dr. Chapman?

- At the women's club. - In what classroom?

In the garden.

It is more intimate.

There we can see those two pieces of sculpture ...

... that you sold to the club last month.

I guess we should have donated them but ...

... this is such a commercialized world ...

What did I say to make you laugh?

She was thinking of all things ...

... fascinating that I'm going to tell you to Dr. Chapman.

You are going to come out in a book.

- Bye dear. - Goodbye.

The water distributor.

Would you like me to leave an extra bottle?

Are you new?

Only until the usual one comes.

He has a cold.

What has he told you about me?

I have never talked with him.

Here he has his money.

Take the money from him.

I'll see if I have change.

What is your name?

Bob Jensen.

She live alone?

Yes I live alone.

Leave me, no!

Stand back!

Please go away!

I know that if a few years ago, my wife ...

... she would have told me that she thought attend a conference ...

... of this type, I would have climbed by the walls.

He probably would have told her to limit herself ...

... to her housekeeping chores.

While your presence here ...

... indicates that their husbands are not so prudish.

Although the facts confirm that she would prude ...

... is far from dead.

In many places in this country, sex is ...

... a secret and shameful function.

An insane attitude persists.

Too many women suffer ...

... of your poor knowledge of a subject ...

... which occupies a crucial part of their stock.

Even four or five out of ten women in this room ...

... suffer from this lack of knowledge ...

... and consequently, your happiness turns out severely damaged.

The subject of sex remains in the storage room.

It is suppressed, unknown ...

..and it's always indecent.

We believe that through of our findings ...

... these women will come to understand ...

... that sex is decent, clean ...

... and worthy.

So that we can succeed in our task ...

... we must have your complete confidence.

We need it...

..we ask for it.

In this sense I want to assure you ...

... that we want to collect facts.

No more no less.

We are not dedicated to valuing ...

... correct or comment.

For many of you ...

The idea of ​​discussing details intimate sexual ...

... with a stranger, even if a screen separates us ...

... they find it an embarrassing idea.

If I could use one word to describe our conversation ...

..it would be disinhibition.

In the last analysis each of you ...

... will have been fully integrated.

The cases we publish may not compromise anyone ...

..not the results obtained can be attributed to a certain person.

Now I want you to imagine What are you talking about...

... to an uncritical machine.

There is no sexual history that does not have repeated it over and over again.

I beg you to take the brochures what's in their seats.

Study them and, if you have any question what to ask ...

..Call my secretary, miss Selby here at the club.

When they are convinced of the importance of our project ...

Fill in the attached card ...

... and mail it to me, don't sign it.

We will know them only ...

... by the number that you will find at the angle ...

... upper right.

For those who decide not to cooperate ...

..we admit it.

For the rest, thank you.

- Marvelous! - I find it regrettable.

I'm going to give the board a list of all the people who have not come.

They are probably the sexually suspects. Have I missed a lot?

She said that four or five suffer from a lack of ...

- You didn't take notes? - Was not necessary to.

By Geoffrey.

Now I go to the beach with my little tape recorder.

I will recite my poems against the roar of the waves ...

..and the cry of the seagulls. - Against?

Like that greek on the shore from the sea, Demonet ...

Demosthenes.

Didn't you fill your mouth with pebbles?

Just because she stuttered.

- Geoffrey says that's good ... - Try to send your card.

I will do it right now. Do not forget from Tuesday's meeting.

Candy, don't you dare to introduce yourself single.

I could talk to Dr. Chapman whole hours.

- I'll walk you home. - Thanks.

- Do not care? - Not.

Eighty-two?

Hadn't they promised us a full house?

The doctor imagined a hundred and fifty.

I see that he dedicates the first page to you.

With Dr. Jonás.

I'm Grace Waterton, can I see to Dr. Chapman?

He had a date at the University.

This is his assistant, Mr. Radford.

Mr. Radford ... Oh! This is.

This is the person in charge of the poor attendance.

He appeared before the board and banned it.

This is the word he used. He forbade.

But tell the doctor that Grace Waterton she does not give up the fight.

I'll bring your volunteers here even if I have than pointing a gun at them.

Dr. Chapman thanks you for everything what he does for us.

I'm sorry for what happened and I'll do my best.

I do not see anything clear.

What will he want?

You can correct me if I am wrong ...

... but I don't remember Dr. Chapman ...

... use the word love.

Neither in writing nor speaking.

I find it missing.

All the diagrams, graphs and tables of him ...

... are dedicated to the physical act.

Quantity, frequency; how much and how often.

This does not teach these women anything ...

... about love or happiness.

This tends to separate sex from affection ...

... of warmth, tenderness, devotion.

- And I don't think it should be that way. - How can you measure love?

Why do you pretend that the physical act be a measure of love?

Dr. Champagne never said that.

But by not saying otherwise, he infers it and people believe it.

People read their digits, set your comparisons ...

... and then qualifies them as normal or abnormal.

You are reading only one side of the coin.

Return it.

On the other side it reads the opposite ...

... from what you've been arguing.

Show these women the objective statistics ...

... to their behaviors and this will eliminate shame and abnormality.

I affirm that this is useful.

Free from repression and guilt.

I'm not sure i like it that kind of game.

Have you considered the cost of your research ...

... in terms of human suffering?

Those women come to see him you sick or healthy.

Most of her has everything in order.

Everything is okay, including its repression.

So she starts hammering them with her questions ...

... rummaging and digging.

Every question is a painful probe ...

... in appropriately neglected areas.

Then any order disappears.

Start an uncontrolled chain ...

... from harmful and unhealthy forces.

You don't follow them to the end.

Why don't you go ahead and help them ...

... to put everything back in order?

Start a chain reaction ...

..and then leaves them.

I wonder:

Go where? So that?

What are they after?

What do they become?

Kath!

I'm here, dad.

Are you back early?

- I think I'll go. - Well.

- Where to? - To Dr. Chapman's interviews.

You have fever!

Before you get mad ...

... I think you should read this.

I stopped reading that kind of literature when I got out of high school.

- This kind of literature explains that ... - I don't care what you explain.

Do you know what can happen in the presentation ...

... from Boy's book if the public knows that you ...

... did you go to that meeting?

You mean the sale?

I don't think the public cares a cumin ...

... that I live or be dead.

That's where you go wrong.

As a widow, you occupy a special position.

I don't understand how you can argue it.

There are some things about you and Boy that ...

... they belong only to you.

Please Boy ...

Go back to bed, Kathy.

Get some sleep and we'll see each other in the morning.

Do not do this to me!

I love you!

I wish you!

Be patient and kind.

Listen to me...

I have been patient for two long, cold years.

But I have tried.

I must admit you tried.

Listen, you have to face the facts.

Do you remember Jim?

Korea during the war?

He went to live with a nurse.

- "Femme de Glace", he called her. - Please, shut up!

- Ice woman, is that you? - Not!

We are married, we do not live together.

We are in love.

If there is something ...

...Help me.

I don't want to be half a woman ...

I don't feel cold, I want you, I need you.

The moment you touch me ...

- ..I feel... - It is what is known as being frigid.

You were born frigid.

There is nothing you can do to prevent it.

Not.

I'm not!

You're wrong!

I'm a little tired, dad.

Good night.

Don't you forget something?

Do you want to pass?

- Make yourself comfortable. - Thanks.

I am one of the interviewers for this research project.

Are you comfortable?

Yes thanks.

You have been assigned a number, do you have your card?

Yes.

Is it the 481-J?

Yes.

Let me see.

He is 24 years old, widow ...

... born in Richmond, Virginia ...

..moved to San Francisco when she was 12 ...

..and she went to Roanoke University.

And at the Sorbonne.

Yes, I have it here.

Can we start with your years as a teenager?

Yes.

Take time to answer.

- If something is not clear, let me know. - It's okay.

Until she was 20 years old, did she date guys very often?

Yes.

In your dealings with them ...

... did they become physically intimate?

Never.

We were friends, although they wanted anything else.

Did he indulge in dangerous caresses?

- Not. - Innocent caresses?

Not.

Kisses?

Occasionally.

So until age 20 ...

.. she resisted the intentions of the boys?

Yes.

Was it because of your sense of right or wrong, disinterest ...

... or fear of the possible consequences?

Right or wrong.

Was her conduct of him due to the teachings at school...

... Church or at home?

The three.

My father and I had a wonderful relations.

He was very understanding and fair.

It still is ...

... sympathetic, I mean.

I see that her husband died two years ago.

He was a test pilot.

He had ...

... four world speed records on a Jet.

And her marriage lasted three years?

Yes.

The following questions refer to to their physical relationships.

First, frequency.

Well...

Let me think...

It does not have to be exact.

His work kept him away from home.

Did they entertain themselves in amorous preludes?

Yes, of course.

How much time did they spend on that?

Long time

Can it be more specific?

I ... I ... What?

Is something wrong?

He is okay?

I dropped my bag.

Did you enjoy the physical relationship with her husband?

Not much...

... a lot, nothing ...

Very much.

Isn't it normal?

I am not different from the others.

Why do you put so much emphasis on physical love?

Why ask these disgusting details?

Can't you just ask me about love?

I'm crying!

I can not!

I am sorry.

You have to excuse me.

That lady, Mr. Radford ...

..No. 481-J ...

- Is something wrong? - He must have lost this wallet.

I'll send it to you in the afternoon mail.

Want to take a look at this?

- Something unusual? - Yes.

That article in yesterday's newspaper worried me.

I went to see Dr. Jonah.

He has some good points.

He has been evasive.

He also lies.

She is incomplete.

And I realize.

This is not the first incomplete interview of him.

It is the first after speaking with Dr. Jonás.

Causing chain reactions?

Don't let it confuse you, Paul.

We have a lot of work ahead of us.

- Ready, doctor? - Wait a moment.

Don't let them confuse you.

Here you have the popcorn, taste it.

See if they have enough salt.

Perfect.

"It's this moment Bobby steals another base."

"You have to see how that boy flies."

"Remember that until now the scoreboard remains at an uncertain 3-2 "

"There he goes again Bobby thrown on a wild run but since no team makes mistakes ... "

How have you been in the hospital?

You haven't told me anything about the course for nurses.

Why do you ask me?

Just to say something.

Excuse me, I'm nervous. I'm drinking those slimming pills.

I want to lose four kilos.

Do you intend to become Miss America?

For me you are perfectly, Not enough for you?

When the relationships between the characters they are full and rich ...

... then we get to the heart of the play.

And for a director ...

... this is ... the greatest reward I the theater can offer.

Thank you, it was a very pleasant evening.

Mrs. Garnell, would you mind wait a moment?

I would like to discuss with you the last scene.

In his last entry he makes a pause too short.

- I would like you to take ... - I don't think I can do it.

... encouragement and courage because ...

..curiosity is the soul of the theater.

We always want to know about tonight about tomorrow ...

Would you like a whiskey.

I don't think now ...

Thanks.

It's getting late, shouldn't they children be at home?

When they're with Mrs. Tasker I do not worry.

You told them they shouldn't insist to stay until the second show?

I couldn't, those kids they are like their mother.

His idea of ​​heaven is a theater.

It will not have any problem to replace me on the job.

I ... I don't have enough time.

You have the loveliest mouth I've never seen

Frank ...

Let's go somewhere, Palm Springs.

We haven't been together for months.

I would go with pleasure but who would run my office?

I know.

Good night.

Good night.

- Mrs. Barclay? - Yes.

Kathleen Barclay?

Yes, it's me.

This must be yours, we found it in our offices.

I'm Paul Radford, the assistant of Dr. Chapman.

- Please come in. - Thanks.

If I had half the credit cards that I couldn't do without them.

You are very kind.

She dropped it in the interview room.

Yes, I dropped my bag.

A secretary found him under the chair.

Were you on the other side of the screen?

Did you interview me?

I understand that it may seem very strange ...

Did he ask me those questions and now comes here?

Why have you come?

I felt responsible for what it happened this morning ...

... and I thought that if you were still upset ...

Yes, I am upset.

Can you blame me?

I went through that stupid interview.

I don't know why I did it.

But they told me it would be anonymous.

Now the interviewer this is my house...

..and looking into my eyes.

I am sorry.

I was wrong to come.

Good night.

Do you realize the kind of hell What have I been through?

He realizes?

Don't look at me that way, please.

I am not one of your pathological cases.

Boy and I had a wonderful life in common.

U.S...

I am sorry.

Not...

..I am not a pathological case.

"I have forgotten a lot, Cinara."

"With the wind the roses fell to the ground ...

... boisterous as the crowd ... "

"Yes, all the time because the dance was long.

"I have been faithful to you, Cinara ...

...my way."

"I tried the craziest music and the strongest wine ...

... but when the party was over and the lamps went out ...

... then your shadow, Cinara ... "

"When the party ends and lamps go out ...

... then your shadows fall, the night is yours ...

... hungry for the lips of my desire. "

"I have been true to you, Cinara."

"I have been true to you in my own way."

"The louts and their profane screams ...

... they made me have to repeat the third verse ...

...five times."

"But enough of that."

Dear...

... today is Tuesday, our night.

Followed by Friday, your big day.

Just thinking about the interview in the morning...

... I get awful.

Husbands should be allowed share this experience.

Dr. Chapman should interview to husbands along with wives.

You just gave me an idea.

You used the word tolerable ...

...regarding... - I'm sure he meant nice.

I will make this correction.

Can I ask you a question?

Yes, of course.

Maybe i'm wrong ...

... but am I being interviewed by ...

... Dr. George Chapman?

Sure.

I am deeply excited.

My husband and I have read both of his books.

We love the way he writes.

I had to ask him.

If I had gone to a psychoanalyst in Vienna at the beginning of the century ...

... I would have liked to know if it was Sigmund Freud.

It's an honor, thank you.

And now to return to their marriage experiences ...

After having promised us, It took us a year to get married ...

... due to family circumstances.

Her mother was ill and needed all of Geoffrey's money and time.

... but we show ourselves adults in our relationships.

What do you mean by adults?

That until we were married ...

..we abstained from sexual union.

Your voice is wonderful!

"We adhere to accepted moral standards."

"Regarding your marital intimacy ...

... comparing the present with the first year of their marriage ... "

... has there been any change in the regularity of your relationships?

Want to turn the volume down a little, dear?

Well...

It has remained constant: orderly, civilized and constant.

What about the time of day?

Not during the day.

Has she wished or dreamed that her her husband was another man?

I have never had those wishes.

And i mean it.

"Thanks, this is it."

We won't be done by now, right?

Geoffrey ...

Are we normal?

We have to put this recording in stereo.

I'll take care that the art department deal with the album cover.

"Random Readings", by Teresa Hamish.

I asked you if we are abnormal.

We are abnormally happy.

I think Dr. Chapman was bored.

Why did he have to be bored?

His voice sounded very interested.

You weren't listening.

The interview was very short.

When he asked me details ...

... I couldn't think of one to give her.

It was, no ...

..not...

...Seldom...

...never.

We do not arouse any interest.

Do we do it for your pleasure or ours?

I believed that our marriage ...

... it was the perfect combination of beauty and passion.

That's how it is.

Where is the first book of Dr. Chapman?

Can I ask you a question?

"Of course."

We will compare.

Am i being interviewed by Dr. George Chapman?

- One hundred ninety eight... "Yes of course"

I am deeply excited.

My husband and I we have read his two books.

We love the way he writes.

She had to ask him.

If I had gone to a psychoanalyst in Vienna at the beginning of the century ...

... I would have liked to know ...

... if it was Sigmund Freud.

"I am honored, thank you"

Jeffrey ...

... I think we are missing something.

“To return to the questions about premarital experiences ... "

How long was she married to her?

Twelve years.

How would you describe her marriage?

Very nice, satisfying, unsatisfactory, intolerable?

She wouldn't know how to answer ...

- ..I have two wonderful children ... - What we want to know ...

... is her relationship with her husband.

She is an excellent person and ...

His physical relationships.

Very nice, satisfying, no satisfactory, intolerable?

They can be classified as ...

..tolerable.

What about the frequency?

Once a week.

Exactly?

There is only one Saturday every week exactly.

Were there other men before of your marriage?

I had friends.

Nothing serious.

Now come questions about extramarital affairs.

Have you had relationships out of wedlock?

Yes.

One man or more?

A man.

When did this happen?

Now.

How long did it last?

Three months.

How often do you find with that man?

Two or three times a week.

Is your friend of his married to him?

Married but separated.

His wife does not want to grant him a divorce.

Another question.

Would you say her husband is aware?

You can answer:...

Do you know because they have told you?

Do you know because he found out?

Do you suspect it?

Does not know?

What does he answer?

He does not know it.

How do you expect this to end?

- What ends? "Is she going to abandon her husband?"

Not.

Is she going to stop seeing that man?

- Not. - No what?

I don't think either of the two things.

Do you expect things to continue as usual?

I have not thought about that.

I guess so.

For how long?

Sara!

What the hell are you doing here?

I had to see you, Fred.

I finished early and wanted to see you.

Who is that woman?

Have you seen her?

Of course.

Shouldn't he have seen her?

No matter.

I begged you to phone first.

Why?

- Who is she? - My wife.

Does she come often?

Why?

I already told you there was nothing between us.

We only have a few common properties.

Kiss Me.

Why is she coming here?

She comes once or twice a month to have him sign some documents.

- Do you always offer him a drink? - I was thirsty.

About what?

Sara ...

I'm sorry...

Do not be mad at me.

I'm not angry!

I just want you not to be jealous.

I have nothing to hide but it is quite painful.

I promise not to do it again but today ...

..had to come.

Do you want a drink

Do you know Madame Bovary?

I don't know her personally.

- I mean the book. - Of course I know him.

Not everyone knows it.

I have learned a few lines by heart.

They describe what I was like before she knew ...

Would you like to hear me recite?

Why not?

"In the depths of her heart ...

... she expected something to happen.

She shot a desperate look ...

... to the loneliness of her life ...

... looking for some white candle ...

... in the mist on the horizon.

Nothing happened to her.

The future was a dark corridor ...

... with a door at the end firmly closed.

White candle ...

... in the distant mist of the horizon "

I'm so glad that this has happened to me ...

Tell me you Love Me.

Of course I love you.

Let's not let it go bad for rushing us.

I want this to last forever.

But what we must remember ...

... you have to be careful.

Why?

- Say. - Dr. Chapman's office?

Mr. Radford, please.

He is not here at this moment.

How long will you be away?

I do not know. I can only tell you that it is not.

I'd like to leave a message for him.

Well, Joe, I ...

Could also ... later.

- Good afternoon. - Hello.

She was sure that he would not return.

I would not have reproached him if he had.

It's hard to apologize.

Then don't do it.

I shouldn't have gone to his house.

I should have let Miss Selby will call her.

You would have gone to pick up the wallet and that would have been it.

What do you want to drink?

Martini with Vodka.

Two Martinis with Vodka.

Have you been in this job for a long time?

Just a few years.

I was a teacher and a writer.

Why did you leave your profession?

Maybe because of my interest in women and the money.

I was flattered by the offer ...

... from working under Dr. Chapman ...

..and collaborate on something so important.

I still consider myself a writer.

There is nothing that looks like a former writer.

I like to believe ...

... that one day all this will be useful.

The doctor's lecture Chapman was awesome.

He is a remarkable man ...

..solid, intelligent, delicate.

It's good to be with a man like that when the surroundings seem insecure ...

... confused, flying in all directions.

It has been an excellent example.

I'm surprised you need it.

He seems so sure of himself ...

It is a facade, I am like anyone.

Deep down there are too many labyrinths and twists.

We all get lost sometime.

I'm talking too much.

It's natural, I told him everything ...

...at the interview.

This was work.

- And that? - This is not work.

You mean you don't like those ...

... talks with cataloged women?

After a while they make no sense.

There is melancholy in it all.

Does that include me?

And me.

A nice thought?

Not.

The other night I acted like a child.

I've already apologized. It was easy!

Other?

Do you have a dinner plan?

I promised my father ...

The truth is, no.

Is he coming to sell something?

I live downstairs.

And good?

My name is Wash Dillon.

Maybe you've heard my set we have recorded some records.

Yes.

- Mrs. Shields? - Miss Shields.

How is that possible?

Anyway here it says ma'am.

What's that?

Her mail, the postman left it in my mailbox.

So I decided to come as a good neighbor.

Something important? - No, it's an invoice.

I don't know how to thank you.

Could you offer me a good cup of coffee for the road.

It is a very long way.

There are a couple of cups left.

Drink them and walk away.

I have a business appointment.

Have you lived here for a long time?

Three years.

Does his wife like Briarwood?

There is still no wife. Celibacy it is the best for a musician.

What about her husband?

- We got divorced three years ago. - I had that hunch.

- How many members make up your group? - Five.

Where do they act?

In a club called Shobriks.

Do they do it frequently?

Every night, sweetheart.

She had a hunch that she would be divorced.

Really?

You know right away when there is no man around.

It's true.

The way a woman moves ...

- .. she doesn't cheat. - Did any of your women teach you that?

Some.

No, sweetie.

My women don't move like that.

My women don't move.

- Quite cocky. - I have reason to be.

I never had a complaint.

I don't like this kind of talk!

I do not want!

Nerd.

Wait wait.

- Somebody knocks the door. - Wait.

Is my father here?

Dad, Mom says go home.

I'll go right away, now get out.

He says I shouldn't go home without you ...

... or that he will come looking for you.

This is how a conceited person collapses.

It's okay, Johnny.

She looks terribly hungry.

Go see me play someday.

You owe us a beer.

She will come back.

“Last night or the night before last ...

... between your lips and mine ...

... a shadow fell.

Cinara, your breath caught.

All night about you ...

... my heart heard the warm beat of her "

I am sorry.

Jacky is very fast but ...

.. he doesn't have much control.

I will not let it happen again.

- It didn't scare me. - Next time I'll be careful.

No matter.

It's fun to watch.

What game is that?

Rugby, is a good exercise for keeping fit.

Are you a real player?

Professional.

I only played second grade last year ...

... but you'll see me this year.

I would like.

His name from him ...?

- Ed Kraski. - Pass the ball.

Easy, ma'am.

"Yes all the time.."

What a magnificent animal!

"All the time because .."

Look at him, flaunting his muscles.

"All the time because the dance was long .."

What longer legs!

What kind of girl will he date?

".I have been faithful to you ..."

I hope she is one of those vulgar girls who surf.

...my way.

I have been faithful to you. "

It is quite attractive.

Well, enough for today.

She is the kind of man that he needs to a woman...

... for her to help him.

A woman who is better than him.

A woman with good taste ...

... that she knows how to appreciate beauty.

Not me but ...

... yes someone like me.

This is really magnificent.

What do you think of this?

Strange. Have you not prepared the list for the party?

I thought we would do it together tonight.

- You like this? - It is perfect.

Dear...

Have you ever thought about signing up ...

... in one of those sports clubs?

- They remake the body. - Do you remake the body?

Our lives would be richer.

We should fully enjoy of our gifts.

These are the best years of our life.

You like this?

I have set the date for your recording, Have you been rehearsing

All morning.

- I found what I was missing. - Can I hear the tape?

I deleted it.

She was not satisfied.

You show more enthusiasm for this project ...

... that the summer you spent pruning trees.

This offers me the opportunity to realize myself.

Surrender to a primitive force ...

... that will sharpen my senses ...

... and will provide encouragement to ...

... to the spirit.

Come on, come on, that beat!

Come quickly.

Let's try it again.

Mister!

Hey sir!

Don't you see that we are training?

I am sorry.

I was hoping I could see his friend.

- The handsome young man. - Handsome?

It is generally with you.

I can not remember your name.

I think it's Ed ...

Ed Kraski.

He works at the amusement park.

Would he give you a message for me?

Tell her the lady from the beach will come to see him tomorrow morning.

The lady from the beach?

- He'll know who it is. -I'll give you her message.

Thank you...

...classmates.

Within.

Right on the line.

Congratulations.

You made me run more than I should.

Don't you think it would be more reasonable play doubles?

I'll play doubles when I can't move.

Here it is.

Say nothing about the doctor Chapman or the interview.

It's your business.

I never told you who you owed see and who not.

But that Chapman researcher ...

- He's not an investigator. - Whatever.

You haven't seen him three times this week and now he meets you here.

He will hear you. Hello Paul!

I want you to meet my father, Paul Radford.

Sorry I missed the game, who won?

My father, no one can beat him. - I'm going to take a shower.

- Will I see you later at the club? - No, not today.

Paul is going to give me a bowling lesson.

- Then we'll see you at home.

Goodbye, Mr. Radford. - Goodbye.

He still can't see me with ...

He and Boy were like father and son.

They had a great time together.

Boy used to let him win in the last set.

And you?

He is a much better player than me.

Last year I only beat him a game or two.

It's so wonderful since Boy ...

He has given up most of his activities.

It is time to go.

I run upstairs to shower.

Thanks, we meet in the car.

What a morning

Not even hello ...

..or how are you?

You promised to phone me.

Vodka with tonic.

I have called you so often in the last two days ...

... that my finger is numb.

I am sorry.

But he was keeping track of something good.

No, not that, a job.

It turned out to be another television pilot.

I told them I was not interested.

I am all yours again.

All mine? Since eleven in the morning ...

... until five in the afternoon ...

..three days a week, a few weeks.

Only if I phone before, right?

What's wrong?

I thought we had reached a reasonable agreement.

This is not the place to talk about these things.

This place and your boat is our world.

Our reasonable world.

What if we stopped being so reasonable?

What if you asked for a divorce to your wife?

What if I left Frank?

Let me out before you hit me head with this serious talk.

Let's go to the boat.

I have to go back.

I love you very much.

I'll phone you first thing in the morning.

Frank.

Who won the match?

Always the party.

Let's talk for a while like we used to do before.

Sit down.

You know he was looking forward to talking to you.

Is something bad happening to you?

What would you do if something ...

... happened to me?

Our conversations don't they were never so serious.

Well, this is serious. If something happened to me ...

... how would you take care of the children?

I'd find someone to be stay with us.

What's this all about?

Would you call your sister Mildred?

Yes, I would call Mildred.

I don't want to think you'll ever leave.

Me...

- Good night. - Have a nice rest.

- You can buy me a beer whenever you want. - Good luck.

As soon as I get out of here, we'll go home.

This is my home away from home.

The boys and I use it for recess.

Come in, sweetie.

Do you run the house yourself?

No, waitress service is included.

She is not wrong either.

- What do you say? - I go.

- Are you okay? - Without cheating.

- Wash! - Three ladies, it's amazing.

Ask me for a taxi!

Let's see what cards you give.

Do not be shy.

Do you want to order a taxi for me?

Sit down, maybe you'll bring me luck.

Don't be silly with my girl.

I am sorry.

Apart from her her hands from me!

You don't want anything with me either?

Okay, sweetheart. Get out, come on.

Naomi?

Naomi!

Naomi!

Naomi, this is Kathleen.

Get up, come on.

It's okay.

Come on, let me help you.

Peaceful.

Do not do it! Leave me alone.

I want to take a shower.

Please put hot water.

Put me boiling water.

I'd say that's the last thing you need.

How do you know what I need?

You are in no condition to be tough. Give me that!

Go to hell!

Do not look at me like that. I do not tolerate that ...

What's wrong?

Do you want me to call a doctor? - Not!

Leave me alone!

- Will you call me if you need anything? - Yes.

- Kath. - Yes?

Will you feed the puppy?

Hello.

Hello. I didn't recognize her at first.

Can we go somewhere and talk?

They don't like us to give up the platform.

What a nice bubble!

Can I call you Ed?

Everybody does it. What does he want to talk about?

I was seeing him on the beach ...

... and you are so agile ...

- ..and his body is ... - I just keep fit.

That is the reason for wanting to see you.

I am a pretty good artist.

From the first moment that I saw it, I told myself...

... I must capture that man on a canvas.

- Portray? - Paint.

Paint me?

Paint me in oil?

Dozens of paintings. I hope have his consent.

What are they for?

So that?

For my exhibition.

They will probably be reproduced in magazine or books ...

Do they take a long time?

An hour or two a day.

I don't have much time I must train.

Well, a man should relax a bit.

I think you will find it relaxing.

I do not mean that.

What do you call relaxing?

A couple of beers with friends a movie and ...

...a bit of fun.

- What about girls? - Yes.

Yeah right.

You will be amazed at the excellent sport what can this be.

I do not know.

I don't expect him to pose for nothing ...

I saw his friend yesterday and told him what I wanted.

Or maybe I didn't?

I'll pay you $ 20 for each session.

..well, for every session that he poses.

$ 20 for two hours? - That's how it is.

You just made a deal.

- When can we start? - You say so.

Tomorrow at eleven?

I'm not free until five.

Impossible before?

Five o'clock is going well.

Give me your address here.

Tomorrow...

...at five o'clock.

Mrs. Barclay?

- Kathleen Barclay. - Yes. Where is my wallet?

With the amount of cards that he carries ...

..I couldn't resist the temptation.

- How have things been today? - Good interviews.

All healthy, normal women.

What a monotonous life he leads!

I had a very hard afternoon: reading ...

... from the book tests on Boy.

Is this always so? I would like rewrite it.

Forever. I guess you are not satisfied.

It's very difficult to judge me.

I would like you to read it ...

...As a writer.

I would like to do it as a writer.

On the other hand I ...

..I would not like to read about of you and another man.

It's not about that, it's your life.

I don't play a role very important in it.

I never played a very important role in her life.

I mean, in her public life.

I appear briefly as the happy wife.

You look like the happy wife.

Boy was awarded a mention.

You were so young ...

He was young in many ways.

How was he?

Sees it? I'd like to hear from him ...

..And from you.

You will have to read the book.

I want to secure a sale.

What do you want to know?

Why do you want to know?

We were married, we were happy ...

Do we have to talk about it?

If you don't want to, no.

I want to tell you.

Only it's hard ...

... when one is used to counting the story in a way ...

... it is very hard to tell the same story.

I mean...

- ..The fake ... - I know.

Someone that one appreciates.

Kath!

- Hello. Would you like to have a drink? - Thanks.

We have been talking about the tests.

What do you think? Before he was a writer.

He has a chance of being a Best Seller.

The war stories ... - It's not war, it's the story of a hero ...

..and a wonderful husband.

I'm going to the club. You must return them to the editor at the end of the week.

Goodbye, Mr. Radford.

Don't come back too late.

For him I am still a child.

She is also Boy's wife.

What about his early youth?

My first youth?

I dedicated myself to making love.

And from then until his marriage?

A lots of.

Did this happen until your wedding?

Since I turned 21.

I like his voice. How old are you?

Do you accept favors in these matters?

- What do you mean? - Gifts in cash.

- Can you imagine I'm a ... - Not.

I am not anything.

Nobody touched me unless I wanted to.

I did it because I wanted to.

- Don't get me wrong. - Also try not to misunderstand me.

Were her loves satisfactory?

I will not answer.

Did she get married only once?

This screen is a can.

I like to see who I talk to.

What did she ask?

Yes, I was married only once.

I'm dying for a drink.

Would you like coffee or tea?

No, Geneva.

It's on Dr. Chapman's negative list.

It's in code.

What has he written down?

That their relationships were not satisfactory.

He's stupid.

Can you tell by just looking at me?

Can you tell what a woman is like just by looking at her?

- I do not think so. Know her appetites?

- Not. - Look, that has to be seen.

A man knocked on my door the other day, he was looking for me.

He knew it.

-During his marriage ... - Often.

- Often what? - I often cheated on my husband.

I know I shouldn't but I did.

She was kind ...

... honestly, he was in love.

I wanted it but also the others.

- Understands? - I think so.

Poor man! I just couldn't.

I was not very happy.

Maybe I never will be.

He was right a moment ago.

I've already been to see a psychiatrist.

I only know that the analysis is not substitute for sex.

You are not a woman.

You don't know what it's like to need love ...

..and not having it.

At least the one you need.

I have not heard right.

No matter.

We were talking about my married life.

I was discreet.

I was heading down town ...

... and chose someone in a bar or a movie theater.

At first, once or twice a month ...

He didn't even know their names.

I didn't want to complicate my life.

Very soon I had nothing else on my mind.

I thought I was going crazy. So a friend ...

... he saw me with a man and I was scared.

It was so long that my husband began to suspect ...

..no it's not true.

She trusted me and suddenly ...

.. she was curious.

I stopped going out for a while ...

... but it was not possible.

I couldn't stay home and wait for him.

I thought I would go crazy.

So it was.

She was desperate.

There was a boy in the neighborhood ...

He was in his twenties.

He was crazy about me.

He was always looking at me.

I knew that my husband had a lot of work.

I invited him to spend the evening with me.

Then someone turned on the lights.

It was my husband.

The boy started running.

I wanted him to hit me.

I wanted him to hit me.

I told him about some others.

Do you know what he did?

The poor man began to cry.

He stood there crying.

That was the worst of all.

I was determined to kill myself.

I spent a couple of days drinking to give me courage.

I drove in the car at high speed ...

... through dangerous intersections and red lights ...

... and all that happened was that they gave me a fine.

- I am sorry... - I tried but couldn't kill myself.

Years later...

..the last night...

... I tried again.

I wanted to go back to that musician and his friends.

I thought...

... if he took enough pills, he would.

Not.

I took quite a few ...

... the entire box.

I returned them.

I was sick all night.

That's why I was late.

I am sorry.

Everything should be finished by seven.

The guests are summoned by seven thirty.

And they won't be here until 7.45.

Geoffrey, get the drinks ready; the ham? - It's in the oven.

Four thirty!

Put my art stuff in the car bag.

Mrs. Simons, tell my husband ...

... that I'll be back inside an hour and a half.

One hour and three quarters.

Flowers! I want them to be put here.

The lady is not wrong!

Happens.

I'm rehearsing a bit.

It is one of my favorite songs. You want a beer?

Ta will encourage.

I accept if you also drink.

I've already had three.

I am not one of those who say no.

Not bad.

Very well.

Here are a lot of famous portraits.

And here is art ...

- ..and life. - Certain.

Sit down and take off your shoes.

Jacky and I put a hard board underneath.

Do you like hard beds?

This is what killed off the Romans.

The hard beds?

Soft beds and hot baths.

Well, I take cold showers.

We can start?

Does your roommate ...

... will be back soon?

I threw it out. I don't want to be bothered while they paint me.

I'm very happy.

From the first day I saw you ...

..and I observed the grace of your body ...

..and the freedom of your movements ...

... I wanted to paint you as a hero Greek Olympian.

Did you ever see that statue ...

... classic discobolus?

Not.

Inspired by your body ...

... I think I can surpass the Greek sculptor.

Take the position.

It's okay.

The Discobolus was naked ...

... like all Greek Olympians.

This is how I would like you to pose.

With nothing on?

It is the classical tradition.

While you undress, I'll get ready.

Won't you pretend that I take off all my clothes ...

... in front of a woman?

Do you suffer from false modesty?

It's for art.

Art!

In your profession, you must take care a lot of your body, right?

Like a baby.

But a man must have some vice.

Is drinking your only vice?

It depends on what you call vice.

Well, female company ...

Not! Never when I train.

If you saw what kind of guys they go to bathe at the beach ...

Yeah right...

... but you are different.

Yes.

Think of me as one of those that they go to bathe at the beach.

Think of me as one of your admirers.

What have you said?

Am I too respectable to be one of your ...?

I am a lady but also a woman.

Are you going to paint me or not?

Of course not, silly.

I can do it next time.

I want...

The first time I saw you...

..I had to fight my impulses.

... unstoppable.

I knew I was in love with you.

..Madly.

Women in love are crazy.

Now I just want your love.

Do you want to kiss me?

Kiss me, Eddy.

You can enjoy it.

Brush your teeth well.

That's what Jacky told me.

-Why did he tell you? -Because she had a hunch.

He told me: there is a lot of pepper in that tomato.

Do you like pepper?

Yes!

- Are you ready? - Yes.

I can't breathe.

Calm down.

Jacky meets them a mile away.

Listen to me!

I don't find you desirable ...

This must be done ...

Wait, can't you see me as a rugby ball!

I admire your strength ...

..your concern ...

You must listen to the voice of reason ...

This must be beautiful.

Enough already!

Please!

How are you, little one?

You can come back next week.

I don't even know your name.

What do you think if we move this a little to the left?

No, this is not good.

Hide the lobster, we must think about color.

Color and food are important for the appetite.

I am completely lost without her.

A) Yes.

- I said off-center. - You are early today.

I finished a little earlier.

Dear...

... let me look at you.

You look wonderful.

So slim ...

Kiss Me.

You smell like beer.

It was very hot...

Mabel, prepare a bath for me, please.

Don't you think we should put the silverware?

You are wonderful.

Have we not forgotten anything?

I do not believe it. We have the ham, the flowers ...

We can live our lives in all its fullness ...

...Just the two of us.

Now I'm going to change.

Do you want to take care of the hors d'oeuvres?

Pleasure.

Leave it at that.

I am sick of my worries.

Take them away.

Wash ...

Wash in the tub ... Da-ba-da-ba-da ...

Tree men...

I want to talk to Wash.

Please find the number.

It is a cabaret.

Something like Yor ...

It's called Yobriks.

They are in Sunset.

Yobriks?

Yobriks? Please, I wish to speak to Wash.

And what do you care?

I want to talk to Wash!

Wash, the one with the orchestra.

Hello, Wash.

I left my bag there last night.

Certain.

Because Im crazy? How are the boys?

I'll leave the door open.

- Would you like some crab? - Thanks.

- Would you like something, sir? - No, thanks.

- Hello, Dorothy, how are you? - Well.

Can you imagine if they knew ...

... that you are one of the interviewers?

I assure you that I could not recognize one voice from another.

What goes in one ear comes out the other.

It misses me.

You say it to protect your customers.

We have an exciting plan.

To collect money, we will represent another play this summer.

Everyone must participate.

This also applies to both of you.

Only if we can represent the role of lovers.

I have thought of an avant-garde work.

Sartre, Ionesco ...

You would be wonderful in one of those things of Girandoux.

I was hoping to get Fred ...

... Fred Linden. I thought he would jump off joy at the opportunity.

It seems that his wife wanted cut a little affair.

So he looked for a job for him on television in Mexico.

He leaves tomorrow.

We will have to make a list of all the directors available.

Organizing something like that creates a lot of problems.

If you could give me that list tomorrow ...

Hi, this is Sara.

Now I'm busy.

Listen to me now.

Are you leaving for Mexico tomorrow morning?

I am in a party.

I just heard it.

I want you to tell me if it's true.

I want to know, you say it.

I want to hear it from your lips.

I was thinking of writing you a note later from tonight's meeting.

Were you going to write me a note?

You are completely destroying my life.

I'll be back in 6 weeks and We will be back together.

Six weeks!

I will not be able to live without you. I'll die.

I will be back.

And after that?

More trips?

We can't go on living like this.

I will go with you.

Not? No one can make me give up.

I'm going to the ship tonight.

What you say makes no sense.

It makes sense for the first time in my life.

And your family? They will worry. What are they going to say?

You are my family now.

Fred.

You can't stop me from going.

Tell me you don't love me anymore.

Tell me that you are already tired of me.

I can't say that, Sara.

You see it?

I'm going with you.

I have to hang up.

You choose the weapons.

Thanks.

You want to tell Frank ...

... I'm going to see how the children are?

"Random Readings", by Teresa Hamish.

I've forgotten a lot, Cinara.

The roses went with the wind lost in the crowd ...

... dancing to bring out the pale ones and lost lilies of my mind.

But I was desolate and sick ...

... of an old passion ...

... because the dance was long.

I have been faithful to you, Cinara, in my own way. "

- Is really... - Sshhh!

I screamed for crazier music for stronger wine.

But when the feast is over and the lamps go out ...

... then your shadow falls, Cinara.

The night is yours ...

..and I feel desolate and sick of an old passion ...

... hungry for the lips of my desire.

I have been faithful to you, Cinara ...

...my way"

Fred, I have the suitcase in the car, you want...?

I am Ruth Linden.

Mrs Linden ...

... where is Fred?

He's there hiding while I stand up for him.

He always shuns all responsibility.

You started cornering him ...

... to ask him to get a divorce.

That's where I come in.

It's the only time I'm useful ...

... except for the money.

"You have to get me out of this, Ruth, little one."

Her little Ruth always does.

- He doesn't love you. -He is right.

No matter.

He doesn't love you either, and that does matter.

I have abandoned my husband.

- We will go together ... - Everything is over.

Fred left me here to tell you.

Everything is over.

I don't believe it.

She believes me.

-Why does he do it? - Help him when he falls?

Take a good look at me.

He is looking at a woman without pride.

I know that in the end he always comes back to me.

So here I am waiting for you.

Come home, Mrs. Gamell.

I know where she is.

- I won't give it up. - Give it up.

Not for my sake, for yours.

I know where he is.

Fred, someone's looking for you.

We agree?

Boy, I've made a deal.

What does that handshake mean?

That we are going to Rio.

I want to shake hands.

I'm going with you to Rio.

Now just the four of us.

Let's toast.

- It's late, I ... - Yes.

It's going to rain, I heard it on the radio.

Are the contracts ...

... for wood? - From cement.

Maybe I should close the windows, the rain ...

Yes, it will be convenient.

You read it, right?

The note?

Yes, I read it.

Why didn't you say anything?

I did not know what to say.

I do not know yet.

When a person has been loved for 12 years ...

Yes, I read it ...

... and I read it again.

I know things ...

... have been different lately.

I thought she knew you.

I thought she knew myself.

Why have you come back, Sara?

I had no other place where to spend tonight.

I'll be leaving tomorrow morning.

Do you want to know what has happened?

Not.

I think you should know ...

...for your own good.

I am not trying to defend myself.

Twelve years!

I don't understand it either.

Not that it matters ...

... but everything has already happened.

I thought I should tell you.

Past?

How the hell could you have thought that?

As long as we remember it, it will not have happened.

All I ask of you ...

... is that you do not turn the children against me.

Tomorrow tell them the first thing that comes to mind ...

..as long as I can see them from time to time.

My mouth is dry, I need a glass of water.

Do not worry.

I will go now.

I'll give you the car back tomorrow.

Sara!

When I said for better and for worse ...

... I was serious.

I know it won't be easy at all ...

... but we must think of something.

Now go to sleep.

If only I had stayed with her ...!

He shouldn't have left her alone.

Why?

There are so many reasons ...

- She didn't have anyone. - Lots of people have no one.

That is no reason to commit suicide.

I keep remembering the things she said.

There is no substitute for sex.

She wanted to escape.

Poor!

So lonely.

Paul ...

I ... I ...

..I do not want to be alone.

She has had a half failure.

Hello, Doctor Jonah. A half failure?

I give a lecture across the hall.

That girl, Naomi Shields ...

... I think they found a card at her house of Chapman's interviews.

I interviewed her.

I was willing to present myself to the Board and stop all that business.

But with the statement of that musician and the police report ...

.. he didn't have any proof. I'm running late.

His interview gave us one more factor.

Doctor Jonah!

He already knows that the file on Naomí it was closed a long time ago.

It was predestined, it was just matter of time.

- There is someone who worries me more. -Who is he?

Her name is Kathleen Barclay.

Don't tell me that she is a of her stats?

Do you know her?

Since she was born. She is a sensitive girl.

-I can't believe she submitted ... -She did it, that's how we met.

Understand.

Her scalpel has cut too much deeply.

She fears that she will become a victim of which I told you before.

Things are like this.

Why does he choose her ...

... for her purpose?

She is the first case that I have allowed her to become ...

... in something more than statistics.

I love her so much.

Understand.

Kath is excellent but had the misfortune ...

... going from a dominant parent to a brutal husband.

But there is something more important.

For a girl with her emotional problems ...

The findings of your report they may have led you to believe ...

... that her premarital bedtime ...

..it was not normal.

She maybe she made her feel incomplete as a woman.

Do you think she imagines that hers ...

... coldness and his inhibitions during marriage ...

... were the consequence of their inexperiences before marriage?

Exactly.

Nothing could be further from the truth.

But if she continues to mortify herself over her past ...

... will end up falling apart.

Someone must make him understand that statistics ...

... they don't do morality.

You have that opportunity.

A true love.

It's getting late.

- Paul? - Hmm?

Come here.

Marry me.

Boy was right.

"Femme de glace".

Frigid.

Don't you want to get over it?

I can not!

Why?

- Because? - Because?

Because I love you.

And does this make sense to you?

Are you willing to retire to your shell because you love me?

- Exactly. - You're cornering me.

You better know it now What next...

... that we get married.

This makes no sense.

It's over.

You are not going to fool anyone. This is not a whim.

I have nowhere to go to sleep.

Your father is not at home tomorrow is Sunday.

- You have returned to your shell again. - You say so.

To your role as a grieving widow.

Well, it's a bummer.

I'm sure your friends too they are annoyed with your problems.

“It wasn't Boy's fault.

..I am a half woman, I am unable. "

You end up being a bore.

Don't think that I ...

You are not the first woman to be afraid ...

... that she discovers that the physical act is repellent.

You did not invent this fear.

This happened to you because Boy lacked sensitivity.

And are you comparing it to me?

I wouldn't risk it if I wasn't sure.

You have to break away from all of this.

With your father.

You cannot always remain Daddy's little girl.

Paul ...

..I love you.

He comes late.

It is Sunday morning.

And last night was Saturday night.

But not just any night.

Lets keep working.

Three percent, I'm not in love from my husband ...

... ten percent I'm not sure ...

... eighty-seven percent, I'm in love with my husband ...

... eighty-seven percent ...

- Not bad. - So that?

For a man like me to get married with a girl from Briarwood.

Now I understand that last night it was special.

Congratulations.

Thanks.

In this sense the perspectives could be equally good ...

... in New York or any other city.

Too late to change.

I have corroborated that according to statistics, good marriages ...

... today are the same in Boston, New York ...

... or Chicago.

But the bad guys are so obvious ...

... that we realize that the vast majority ...

... should be included in this column.

Happily married women.

And men.

I'm delighted, Paul.

I am curious to know to the future Mr. Radford.

Column two question one.

Ten percent, strongly stimulated.

What about dinner tonight?

Excellent.

Question two.

Twenty-seven percent, in a way ...

... sixty-three percent, nothing at all.

- Question three? Thirty-nine percent, yeah ...

... sixty-one percent, no.