:20:06
Oh, Robert, Robert.
:20:08
It's all right.
Nobody's going to do anything to you.
:20:11
Nothing's going to happen.
:20:14
We have been happy, haven't we?
:20:16
You've been the best wife
a man could have.
:20:21
If only there was something I could do.
:20:24
You can love me. That's all I need.
:20:25
I've always loved you.
:20:27
Yes, but now.
:20:29
Leslie, darling, if I could love you any more,
I would now.
:20:41
All right, darling, I'll get ready.
:20:43
I don't know when anything's
impressed me so much...
:20:46
...as the way she told that terrible story.
:20:49
You could see that she was just holding
onto herself like grim death.
:20:53
I say, what a swine that man was.
:20:56
Did you know Hammond?
:20:57
-I knew him a little.
-Was he a heavy drinker?
:21:00
I don't know that he was.
:21:01
He could take his whack,
but I never saw him actually drunk.
:21:04
I've heard of him,
but I never happened to meet him.
:21:08
He was quite a favorite
with the ladies, wasn't he?
:21:11
He was a good-looking chap. You know
the sort, very breezy, devil-may-care.
:21:14
Generous with his money.
:21:16
Did you like him?
:21:18
He was the sort of chap
you couldn't help liking.
:21:24
Could you have imagined him
doing a thing like this?
:21:29
Well, how can you tell
what a man will do when he's drunk?
:21:35
That's true. Well, they ought
to be ready pretty soon.
:21:47
By George, that's beautiful.
:21:50
You know, that's just the sort of thing
you'd expect her to do.
:21:55
That was a quick change, Leslie.
I wish you'd teach Dorothy how to do it.
:21:59
I wager she's faster than you,
at that.