1:38:00
What else did he say?
1:38:03
- Nothing.
- What else did he say, Helen?
1:38:06
- I tell you, that's all he said.
- Then why the tears? Why the dramatics?
1:38:10
Why not? I'm losing a husband.
1:38:12
You're hiding something.
I know you too well. What happened?
1:38:15
- Why did you go out with Monte?
- He offered to buy me a drink.
1:38:19
- You do well enough without him.
- I like to drink.
1:38:22
- It's an escape you once told me.
- I once told you I loved you.
1:38:25
Why don't you remember that?
1:38:28
- Helen, Helen...
- Don't hold out hope. Beware of pity.
1:38:33
I love you. I wanna marry you.
1:38:36
Marry. It's an easy word to say, isn't it?
1:38:39
It rolls so trippingly off the tongue.
1:38:42
The bride wore white. No.
1:38:44
That's only for the first marriage.
Red for the second, black for the third.
1:38:49
- Stop it.
- What are you afraid of, Paul? The truth?
1:38:52
You don't want me, not really.
It's someone you made up.
1:38:56
You need the homemaker type. Outside of
music, you cherish standard virtues.
1:39:00
No, you don't want me, Paul.
I'm too wearing on the nerves.
1:39:04
- Why hold up the wall? Let it fall.
- You don't know...
1:39:07
- I won't change, you know.
- I'm not asking you to anymore.
1:39:11
- It won't work, I tell you.
- How do we know?
1:39:14
Why don't you say it?
Speak out clear with courage.
1:39:17
Can't you say you don't love me
and never wanna see me?
1:39:19
- I wanna marry you.
- You're married already. Married to work.
1:39:23
You're married to your music.
You'll never marry me.
1:39:26
Don't forget your music, Paul.
Don't ever forget your music.
1:39:30
- How I hate music. I detest it.
- Stop it. Stop it.
1:39:35
Don't fight. Don't try to fight anymore.
1:39:39
No, I won't. I can't.
1:39:44
I love you, Paul.
1:39:47
I love you.
1:39:50
- Hello, Mrs. Sheff. What can I do for you?
- I want some candy for my Monroe.
1:39:54
I have just what you want.
1:39:57
- All-day suckers.
- They're so small.