Laura

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Waldo...

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why are you doing this?

:32:20

For you, Laura.

:32:24

Shall we pay them a visit?

:32:27

He won't be there, Waldo.
I know he won't.

:32:30

All right. We'll see.

:32:35

Don't you want to take this little
bauble along in case he is there?

:32:47

- Good evening.
- Good evening.

:32:49

- I'm sorry. Mrs. Treadwell is not home.
- We know, dear.

:33:04

Good evening.

:33:11

Hello, darling. I didn't expect
to see you tonight.

:33:14

There you are, my dear.

:33:16

In a moment of supreme disaster,
he's trite.

:33:19

You've been reading
too many melodramas, Waldo.

:33:22

I was just telling Ann
about our getting married.

:33:25

Well, have you two
had dinner?

:33:28

Would you like
a glass of wine?

:33:30

Why don't you sit down?

:33:41

I couldn't find out
if she saw Carpenter in the meantime.

:33:45

All I know is that on Friday
she had lunch with Diane Redfern.

:33:50

What came of it,
I hoped to hear that night.

:33:53

- I alternated between moods of
overoptimism and overpessimism.

:33:56

When the phone rang,
I had a foreboding of disaster.