:42:01
- He's a wonderful companion.
- Yes, I know that.
:42:04
But is he reliable?
Is he trustworthy? Is he responsible?
:42:08
If you mean, is he financially
secure, he is not, Doctor.
:42:12
- But I'm sure you must know that.
- Yes, he told me that himself.
:42:15
That is another thing about Morris,
he's honest.
:42:17
Is he? Is he, then, honest
in his feeling for my daughter?
:42:22
(chuckles) I don't know that, Doctor.
:42:24
I never could say what goes on
in people's hearts. Could you?
:42:29
Well, I have to try.
:42:30
He told me that he'd used up
a small inheritance.
:42:35
- Did he handle it well?
- Probably you would not think so.
:42:38
But from his own point of view,
he did a great deal with it.
:42:41
He saw Europe.
He met many interesting people.
:42:44
He enlarged his capacities.
:42:46
- Did he help you, ma'am?
- No.
:42:50
- Shouldn't he have?
- I don't think so.
:42:52
You are a widow and have children.
I think so.
:42:55
Oh, but if I'd needed it,
I know he would have helped me.
:42:58
Are you sure?
:43:00
You want me to complain about him,
sir, but I have no complaint.
:43:05
I brought him up
as if he were my child
:43:08
and I have accepted
the good and bad in him
:43:10
just as I accept them in my children.
:43:13
I have made you angry, madam.
I apologise.
:43:16
I think, Doctor,
you expect too much of people.
:43:21
If you do,
you'll always be disappointed.
:43:24
I want you to meet my daughter.
:43:28
- Would you excuse me?
- Certainly.
:43:35
(Dr Sloper) Catherine. Catherine.
(Catherine) Yes, Father.
:43:39
(Dr Sloper)
Will you come into the study?
:43:41
(Catherine) Yes, Father.
:43:46
- Is this she?
- No, that is a picture of my wife.
:43:49
- Oh, she's very beautiful.
- Yes, she was. Very beautiful.
:43:54
Oh.
:43:55
Catherine, this is Mrs Montgomery,
Mr Townsend's sister.
:43:59
Miss Sloper.