1:11:00
- She hates me for it.
- Who hates you?
1:11:03
- Pauline.
- Pauline?
1:11:05
Yes.
1:11:07
I can't seem to forget her.
1:11:08
- Don't you see, I've got to go away.
- Stop it.
1:11:12
You talk as if she were alive.
1:11:16
Yes, I did, didn't I? I didn't mean to.
1:11:19
She isn't alive, I know that.
1:11:21
I'm sorry, we've never
discussed Pauline before.
1:11:24
But whatever problems I had...
1:11:26
all the unpleasant memories...
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I put them aside when we were married.
They were over for me.
1:11:31
Not for you, I gather.
1:11:33
Well, I'll fix that.
1:11:36
I don't intend to lose you so easily.
1:11:40
Have my car brought around
to the side entrance.
1:11:42
Telephone the house
and tell Elsie to pack some things...
1:11:44
for Mrs. Graham and myself.
We'll be out till Monday.
1:11:47
Yes, sir. Where can we reach you?
1:11:48
- I don't want to be reached.
- Yes, sir.
1:11:56
I love you very much.
1:11:58
Your happiness means everything to me.
1:12:00
I'm going to help you forget Pauline
just as I've forgotten.
1:12:03
You're going away with me.
1:12:05
- Where?
- To the lake house.
1:12:06
Oh, no, I'm afraid of her!
1:12:09
Pauline is gone from our lives.
She can't harm us...
1:12:12
or take you away from me.
1:12:15
You'll see.
1:12:16
There's only one way to solve a problem.
1:12:19
And that's to face it.
1:12:29
Good evening, Mrs. Graham.
1:12:33
Mr. Graham.
1:12:34
Good evening, Norris.
1:12:36
Dreadful weather.
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- The place looks in good order.
- Thanks.
1:12:39
Almost thought we'd lose the house
a while back.
1:12:41
What happened?
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- Fire.
- Much damage?
1:12:45
Burned quite a few trees.
I want to talk to you about that...
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they'll blow down this winter anyway.
My advice, cut them.
1:12:50
You think any of them can be saved?
1:12:52
Pretty bad shape. Would you like to look...
1:12:54
before it gets dark?
You can see from over here.
1:12:56
- Go ahead, darling.
- All right.