:17:08
Hello, George. It's been centuries!
:17:15
- She said you were playing tennis.
- I was watching them.
:17:19
I haven't eaten anything since you've
been away. Well, hardly anything.
:17:25
Don't go away again, George.
:17:29
Here, come and sit with me.
How is your mother?
:17:35
She's much better. It wasn't
as serious as they thought.
:17:39
I'm glad of that.
:17:43
You look very tired.
:17:47
I didn't get much sleep. I was even
a little airsick on the plane.
:17:54
Poor George.
:17:57
Anyway, I've got good news.
Mother and Dad are beginning to melt.
:18:04
You're winning them over
with your boyish charm.
:18:07
They'll let us announce it when I
come home from school at Christmas.
:18:11
- At Christmas? Let's run away.
- Run away?
:18:17
- Right now.
- But we don't have to.
:18:20
Not the way things are going.
Mother will want a big wedding.
:18:25
I've always dreamed of having one as
long as I can remember. All girls do.
:18:32
Now don't start getting moody again!
:18:36
Come on, you change
and I'll meet you on the terrace.
:18:47
- Any identification on the girl?
- Yeah, this employment card.
:18:53
From the Eastman Industries.
:18:56
Alice Tripp or something.