:31:08
Stay in the visiting room
as long as you want.
:31:11
-The warden's orders.
-That's very nice of him. Thank you.
:31:37
Howard, how good of you to come.
:31:39
-Morning, Leslie.
-I wasn't expecting you.
:31:41
-How are you today, Mrs. Cooper?
-Fine. It's a different place...
:31:44
-...since Mrs. Crosbie's been here.
-She's been so kind. Everyone has.
:31:48
It's a shame she has to stay here at all.
:31:50
Well, I'll just wait outside. You can call me
when you're finished, Mrs. Crosbie.
:31:54
Thank you.
:31:57
Oh, how lovely. I do miss my garden.
:32:03
You're looking very well, Leslie.
:32:05
Well, this is a wonderful place to rest.
:32:08
Well, it's only five days more.
:32:10
I know. Every morning when I wake up,
I say, "One less."
:32:13
Just like I used to when I was in school
with the holidays coming.
:32:17
Don't feel sorry for me.
The time has passed very quickly.
:32:20
Done a good deal of reading,
and I've worked on my lace.
:32:24
It's Robert I'm worried about.
:32:26
He's taking it terribly hard.
:32:29
Poor darling.
:32:30
He's much more anxious about you
than you seem to be about yourself.
:32:34
Well, Howard, I must confess to you...
:32:36
...I'm not looking forward to testifying
in court.
:32:40
One thing that's impressed me
is that every time you've told your story...
:32:44
...you've told it in exactly the same words.
You've never varied a hairsbreadth.
:32:48
And what does that suggest
to your legal mind?
:32:51
Well, it suggests either that you have
an extraordinary memory....
:32:55
Or?
:32:57
Or that you're telling the plain,
unvarnished truth.
:32:59
I'm afraid I have a very poor memory.