1:30:01
You're the one that's got to change.
They can't.
1:30:04
I don't think I could ever go
back home again.
1:30:07
I don't think I can feel the same way
I used to feel about them.
1:30:10
You'll just have to accept them as people,
with a lot of faults maybe...
1:30:16
...but not as Mama and Papa.
1:30:19
As people?
1:30:22
You know, we blame our parents
for everything these days.
1:30:27
You've gotta remember
they had parents, too.
1:30:29
I suppose.
1:30:34
You had a mama and a papa, too?
1:30:36
Oh, yes, most assuredly.
1:30:41
That'll be all, Deanie. You can go now.
1:30:47
I'll see you tomorrow.
1:30:57
Have you heard from that young man?
1:31:00
What was his name?
1:31:01
Bud?
1:31:06
No.
1:31:09
No, we've given up writing.
1:31:12
I guess he's probably away at school.
1:31:16
I don't know. No one ever writes me
anything about him.
1:31:23
I guess they're afraid it would upset me.
1:31:26
Would it?
1:31:34
Maybe you'll feel a little stronger
about it in time.
1:31:38
I hope so.
1:31:59
I'll bet they've been practicing
some of that Freud on her.