1:09:03
Mata.
1:09:07
lt's all my fault, Alexis.
lf l hadn't kept you....
1:09:12
lf l'd let you go sooner,
this wouldn't havve happened.
1:09:14
lt would havve happened just the same.
Really, Mata, you mustn't blame yourself.
1:09:19
l'll spend my life trying
to make it up to you.
1:09:22
Oh, but l'm going to be all--
1:09:24
-l'll be out of here any day now.
-On that day, we'll be married.
1:09:28
ut, Mata....
1:09:30
You asked me, didn't you?
There is so much ahead of us.
1:09:35
Evverything. ut l must tell you something.
1:09:38
And as soon as the war is ovver,
we'll go away...
1:09:41
...to all the places
that were made for lovvers.
1:09:44
-And, oh, the things we'll see together.
-Don't, please.
1:09:49
-What?
-l don't want to frighten you, but....
1:09:53
What is it?
1:09:55
lt would be glorious to go with you...
1:09:59
...but l may nevver be able
to see all those splendid things.
1:10:04
ls it your eyes?
1:10:15
Here are your eyes.
What's wrong with them?
1:10:19
With those ''ridiculously long lashes,''
as you said.
1:10:24
Now, please, it isn't worth crying about.
1:10:29
l'm happier this moment
than l'vve evver been in all my life.
1:10:35
What do the doctors say?
1:10:38
They aren't vvery optimistic.
ut you know what doctors are.
1:10:43
-They don't know anything.
-No.
1:10:45
l'll get you great specialists.
They'll make you see.
1:10:49
We'll travvel all ovver the world
till we find the right man.
1:10:53
l'll nevver leavve you again.