:49:00
- A little.
- Why?
:49:06
Say it. Say anything, Cecile.
I want you to.
:49:11
I have to kind of push everything
around to think of Raymond married.
:49:15
You didn't want him to marry again?
:49:18
No, I mean,
I didn't think he wanted to.
:49:21
But if he does, I do.
If he's glad, I'm glad.
:49:26
That makes me so happy. You know,
I was rather frightened of you.
:49:31
Of me? Why?
:49:33
I was afraid of your being
frightened of me.
:49:36
I was. Until just this minute.
:49:38
- Well, never be again.
- I won't.
:49:40
I've told Albertine the news.
:49:43
- That is Albertine, isn't it?
- Yes.
:49:45
Anyway, I told her the news.
And she's happier than we are.
:49:49
I think we've seen
the last of her sisters.
:49:52
You see, you make everybody happy.
:49:54
- Doesn't she, Cecile?
- Yes.
:50:01
Did I really believe that?
Well, at least I tried to.
:50:07
And I tried to live
as though it were true.
:50:10
As though the subtle but swift
changes Anne made in our daily life...
:50:15
... made me happy too.
:50:18
It isn't that I don't believe
your father has changed.
:50:21
I want too much to believe it.
:50:23
What difference could a change
in him mean to you?
:50:27
If he changes, you change.
If he's happy with one person...
:50:30
Raymond is happy with Anne. It's
different than with Elsa or with...
:50:35
He loves Anne. And he wants the kind
of life she wants. You've seen them.
:50:40
Belonging to one person
can make you happy.
:50:42
Anne is different too.
She looks softer. She moves easier.
:50:48
- In the morning, she seems...
- Seems how?
:50:53
As though she had the most wonderful
secret in the worid.
:50:59
I wish I walked the way she walks now.
I wish I had the look she has. I wish...