:20:01
Being happy
ain't in places.
:20:03
Being happy
is inside of you.
:20:06
And, I think you ought to be
a little ashamed, Peter,
:20:08
a fine,
big young man like you.
:20:11
That's right, sir,
give it to me.
:20:14
It is a little funny, though.
:20:15
Here I am with everything
to be happy about,
:20:17
and I'm not.
:20:18
And here you are,
as happy as anybody
:20:20
and, well, you have plenty
to be unhappy about
if you wanted to.
:20:24
Don't you go
feeling sorry for me.
:20:26
I've got everything
a person needs, I have.
:20:29
I can hear things
and smell 'em,
:20:31
and see 'em, too.
Those I want to.
:20:33
What do you mean,
you can see things?
:20:35
Of course I see 'em.
:20:37
I can tell you
about some things
:20:38
just as good as you can.
:20:40
And I know what
that model looks like.
:20:43
And I've seen the way
the ocean comes in
:20:45
and goes all white
when it swishes down.
:20:48
And flowers, and...
:20:49
But, sir, you can't
really see those things.
:20:51
You were born...
:20:53
Yes, Peter,
I was born blind,
:20:56
but I've seen things
just the same.
:20:59
But... but how could you?
I mean...
:21:01
You don't see
just with your eyes.
:21:05
It's inside of you someplace.
:21:07
Some of 'em said
it was dreams.
:21:10
But I says it's because
I had to see that way.
:21:14
Well, sir,
:21:15
it's... it's too much
for me.
:21:17
But that's because
you ain't never had
:21:19
to make anything
happen inside of you.
:21:22
You'll find out what's wrong
:21:25
and it'll be there, Peter.
:21:30
Well, sir,
:21:31
l... I wish it were
as easy as it sounds.
:21:35
You try the holiday.
:21:37
l... I don't really want
you to leave us, Peter.
:21:43
Well, sir, I'll go to Paris
and I'll come back.
:21:46
Oh, you make me
very happy, Peter.
:21:48
Very happy indeed.
:21:51
Good night.