1:10:07
How are you, Deanie?
1:10:10
All right, I guess. I don't know.
1:10:15
How are you?
1:10:17
All right, I guess.
1:10:24
You like?
1:10:29
Come on outside for a cigarette.
1:10:31
Okay.
1:10:37
When did you start smoking?
1:10:39
The past few weeks.
I had to do something.
1:10:43
Mom had a fit, but she doesn't
say anything anymore.
1:10:55
I know why you quit coming by.
1:10:56
-Let's not talk about it.
-I've got to talk about it.
1:10:59
All I've done the past couple of months
is just sit home...
1:11:03
...and think about it.
1:11:04
Hey, get out of there.
1:11:06
You said you wouldn't see him anymore,
and here you are in his car.
1:11:09
Deanie, I want to tell you something.
1:11:13
Every night after dinner I force myself
from going to the telephone and calling.
1:11:19
Deanie, I think about you all the time.
1:11:26
Where's your car?
1:11:30
Come on.
1:11:41
Please, Bud. Please.
1:11:44
Deanie, cut it out.
1:11:45
Now, Bud.
1:11:47
Deanie, you're a nice girl.
1:11:49
I'm not.
1:11:52
I'm not a nice girl.
1:11:54
Come on, cut it out.
1:11:55
I just can't go on like this anymore.