2:49:00
With you, Rhett?
2:49:02
Where?
2:49:07
I don"t like to say
in the presence of ladies.
2:49:10
You"d better say.
2:49:11
Come out on the porch
and l"ll tell you.
2:49:13
Speak out. I think I have a right
to know where my husband"s been.
2:49:19
Well, ma"am...
2:49:21
...we dropped in
on a friend of mine...
2:49:24
...and the captain"s.
2:49:25
Mrs. Belle Watling.
2:49:28
We played cards
and drank champagne...
2:49:33
Now you"ve done it. Did you have to
show me up in front of my wife?
2:49:38
I hope you"re satisfied.
2:49:40
These ladies won"t be speaking
with their husbands.
2:49:43
Well, Rhett, I had no idea.
2:49:47
Look here, will you take an oath that
they were with you tonight at Belle"s?
2:49:53
Ask Belle if you don"t believe me.
She"ll tell you.
2:49:56
Will you give me your word,
as a gentleman?
2:49:58
As a gentleman?
2:49:59
Why, certainly, Tom.
2:50:03
Well, if l"ve made a mistake,
l"m sorry.
2:50:08
I hope you"ll forgive me, Mrs. Wilkes.
2:50:11
If you"ll leave us in peace.
2:50:14
Well, I say l"m sorry.
2:50:17
Well, I am sorry.
2:50:19
Come on, sergeant.
2:50:27
Lock that door. Pull down the shades.
2:50:32
He"s all right.
It"s only in the shoulder.
2:50:34
Get him on the bed
where I can dress the wound.
2:50:37
I think I can walk.
2:50:39
It"s not worth the effort.
Which way?
2:50:41
In here.
2:50:43
Mammy, I want hot water.
2:50:45
And lint for bandages.
2:50:47
What can I use for a probe?
If I only had my bag.
2:50:50
Were you really there?
What did it look like?
2:50:53
Does she have cut-glass chandeliers,
plush curtains and dozens of mirrors?
2:50:57
Good heavens, Mrs. Meade,
remember yourself.