3:23:09
Sit down.
3:23:12
No reason you shouldn"t
have a nightcap, even if I am here.
3:23:16
I didn"t want a drink.
I heard a noise...
3:23:18
You heard nothing of the kind.
3:23:20
You wouldn"t have come
if you thought I was here.
3:23:23
- You must need a drink badly.
- I do not.
3:23:25
Take it. Don"t give yourself airs.
3:23:28
I know you drink on the quiet,
and I know how much you drink.
3:23:31
Do you think I care if you like
your brandy?
3:23:40
- You"re drunk and l"m going to bed.
- L"m very drunk...
3:23:43
...and I intend getting still drunker
before the evening"s over.
3:23:47
But you"re not going to bed.
3:23:49
Not yet.
3:23:51
Sit down.
3:23:55
So she stood by you, did she?
3:23:58
How"s it feel to have the woman
you"ve wronged cloak your sins?
3:24:03
You"re wondering if she knows
all about you and Ashley.
3:24:06
You"re wondering if she did it
just to save face.
3:24:10
You"re thinking she"s a fool for
doing it, even if it saved your hide...
3:24:13
- I will not listen.
- Yes, you"ll listen.
3:24:16
Miss Melly"s a fool,
but not the kind you think.
3:24:19
She has too much honor to conceive
of dishonor in anyone she loves.
3:24:25
And she loves you.
3:24:27
Though just why she does,
l"m sure I don"t know.
3:24:31
If you weren"t so drunk and insulting,
I could explain everything.
3:24:34
- As it is, though...
- You get out of that chair once more...
3:24:41
Of course, the comic figure in all
this is the long-suffering Mr. Wilkes.
3:24:47
Mr. Wilkes, who can"t be
mentally faithful to his wife...
3:24:50
...and won"t be unfaithful to her
technically.
3:24:54
- Why doesn"t he make up his mind?
- Rhett, you...