:22:00
Tell him I can't see him.
I never want to see him again.
:22:04
You can't possibly mean that, Phyllis.
:22:06
Of course she doesn't mean it.
:22:08
Explain that she's sleeping
and asked not to be disturbed.
:22:10
Tell him she'll see him tomorrow.
:22:12
But I won't be able to see him tomorrow.
:22:14
I'm positive you will, my dear.
:22:18
Drink this.
:22:19
MARTHA: It will calm your nerves.
:22:21
Please, Phyllis.
:22:28
You're keeping Barry waiting, Carol.
:22:31
I'm never going to see Barry again,
Aunt Martha.
:22:34
I just couldn't.
:22:36
I'd feel...
:22:38
I'd feel unclean.
:22:47
- What're you doing here, Mr. Barry?
- Not so loud.
:22:49
Go on with your work.
I want to ask you some questions.
:22:52
- How's Phyllis this morning?
- She seems much better, sir.
:22:55
She's in the garden now, getting some sun.
:22:58
That's strange.
:22:59
Mrs. Winthrop told me
she was too ill to see me.
:23:02
She's been telling me that for two days now.
:23:04
Mrs. Winthrop is peculiar, if you ask me.
:23:06
Only don't tell her I said so.
:23:08
I won't, if you'll let me
go through here to the garden.
:23:11
Go ahead! What's holding you?
:23:13
If you get caught,
I'll swear I never set eyes on you.
:23:15
And I'll confirm it.
:23:22
BARRY: Hello, darling.
PHYLLIS: Barry.
:23:25
How did you get here?
:23:27
I'll tell you about that later.
First, I want to talk to you.
:23:30
Why have you been avoiding me, Phyllis?
:23:32
I've been trying to see you
for the past two days.
:23:35
Is that any way to treat the man
you're marrying next Wednesday?
:23:39
Barry, please. I can't talk about it now.
:23:54
Phyllis, what's the matter?
:23:55
It's Barry. Will you please ask him to go?