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1:03:01
I think I'll wait a moment with Linda
if you don't mind.

1:03:03
But I do mind.
1:03:05
Will you come, please?
1:03:06
In a moment, Julia.
1:03:21
You'd better run on down now,
don't you think?

1:03:24
Not right away.
1:03:27
I'm afraid I won't know how to entertain you.
I've done all my stuff.

1:03:31
I don't need entertaining.
1:03:35
You wouldn't care to step into a waltz
as the old year dies, would you, Mr. Case?

1:03:41
Yes, I would. I'd love it.
1:03:52
There's a conspiracy
against you and me, child.

1:03:54
What's that?
1:03:56
-The vested interests.
-I know.

1:04:00
They won't let you have any fun
and they won't give me time to think.

1:04:04
I suppose like the fathead you are, you told
Father all your little hopes and dreams?

1:04:10
Pretty disappointing?
1:04:12
-Bad enough.
-Poor boy.

1:04:15
What about your own evening?
1:04:17
Not so hot either.
1:04:19
Poor girl.
1:04:28
-Of course, they may be right.
-Don't you believe it.

1:04:31
I don't know. They seem so awfully sure.
1:04:33
It's still your ride, isn't it?
You know where you want to go, don't you?

1:04:39
-I thought I did.
-So did I.

1:04:42
Pathetic, wasn't it, all my fuss and fury
over anything as unimportant as this party.

1:04:49
Maybe it is important.
1:04:51
Well, if it is, I'm not,
and I guess that's the answer.

1:04:57
Linda, you're so sweet.

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