1:26:03
Whatever makes you happy, l guess.
That's all l've ever wanted for you.
1:26:07
-Do you think l was happy in Glendale?
-Are you happy here?
1:26:10
When l first came here, l used to cry
occasionally. l've gotten over that.
1:26:14
-You're very fortunate.
-l know l've made you unhappy--
1:26:17
lt isn't easy for me to beg like this,
but won't you please come home?
1:26:21
No. You must think l'm on a string.
''Go away, Veda.'' ''Come back, Veda.''
1:26:26
lt isn't that easy. l'm free now.
1:26:29
No one tells me what to do. l do
what l think best, and l like it that way.
1:26:34
l've had the house redecorated. All new
furniture. Even a new piano. You'd like it.
1:26:39
You still don't understand, do you?
1:26:42
You think new curtains
are enough to make me happy.
1:26:45
l want more than that.
1:26:47
l want the kind of life Monte taught me,
and you won't give it to me.
1:26:51
l'm sorry for the trouble l've caused.
lf l went home, it would start again.
1:26:55
You know that. You know how l am.
1:26:58
The way you want to live
isn't good enough for me.
1:27:02
lf l could give you the life
Monte taught you...
1:27:05
...would you be willing
to come home then?
1:27:07
But you couldn't, could you, Mother?
1:27:12
You can powder your nose just so long.
Then people look at you funny.
1:27:16
-Your number's coming up.
-All right.
1:27:18
Sorry, Mother. l'm on next.
l have to change.
1:27:23
-Do you mind?
-Not at all.
1:27:25
-When will l see you again, Veda?
-Just drop around. l'll be here. Bye.
1:27:31
Goodbye.
1:27:40
So much for the upstairs.
lt's a little gloomy, isn't it?
1:27:43
Not quite so bad down here,
with the exception of the entrance hall.
1:27:47
As you can see, the pride of the
Beragons isn't rolling in wealth.
1:27:52
-You're not exhausted?
-Not at all.
1:27:54
-You can't be serious about buying it.
-You're not a very good salesman.
1:27:58
No, l suppose l'm not.
ln here used to be a sitting room.