:57:01
Mrs. Danvers
must be furious with me.
:57:03
Oh, hang Mrs. Danvers. Why on earth
should you be frightened of her?
:57:06
You behave more like
an upstairs maid or something,
:57:09
not like the mistress
of the house at all.
:57:11
Yes, I know I do.
But I feel so uncomfortable.
:57:14
I, I try my best every day,
but it's very diffiicult...
:57:18
with people looking me up and
down as if I were a prize cow.
:57:22
Well, what does it matter
if they do ?
:57:24
You must remember
that life at Manderley...
:57:26
is the only thing that
interests anybody down here.
:57:28
What a slap in the eye
I must have been to them, then.
:57:30
I suppose that's
why you married me.
:57:33
Because you knew I was dull
and gauche and inexperienced...
:57:36
and there could never be
any gossip about me.
:57:39
Gossip ?
What do you mean ?
:57:41
I-I don't know.
I just said it for something to say.
:57:44
Don't look at me like that.
:57:47
Maxim, what's the matter ?
What have I said ?
:57:57
It wasn't a very attractive
thing to say, was it ?
:58:00
No. It was rude, hateful.
:58:08
I wonder if I did a very selfiish
thing in marrying you.
:58:10
How do you mean ?
:58:12
I'm not much of a companion
to you, am I ?
:58:15
You don't get much fun, do you ?
:58:19
You ought to have married a boy,
someone of your own age.
:58:23
Maxim, why do you say this ?
Of course we're companions.
:58:26
Are we ? I don't know.
:58:29
I'm very diffiicult to live with.
:58:32
No, you're not diffiicult.
You're easy, very easy.
:58:35
Our marriage is a success,
isn't it ? A great success ?
:58:38
We're happy, aren't we ?
Terribly happy.
:58:49
If you don't think
we are happy,
:58:51
it would be much better
if you didn't pretend.
:58:55
I'll go away.