1:54:06
Now perhaps you will tell me.
1:54:09
What were you doing on Saturday
between 2:00 and 4:00 in the afternoon?
1:54:14
I went to my piano lesson.
1:54:15
-That's a lie.
-It is not.
1:54:16
I happen to know you haven't been
to a piano lesson for four weeks.
1:54:20
Yeah? Just ask Miss Starch.
1:54:21
I asked Miss Starch.
How do you think I know?
1:54:24
She told me. I saw her tonight.
Didn't you see her at the performance?
1:54:27
Yeah.
1:54:29
Now tell me.
1:54:30
What have you been doing
these afternoons?
1:54:36
-You really want to know?
-Yes, I do. I really want to know.
1:54:39
All right. I'm going to tell you
the real truth, what I've been doing.
1:54:44
I've been going to extra rehearsals.
1:54:46
That's the most fatuous lie
you could possibly think up.
1:54:49
Don't say any more.
I know what you've been doing.
1:54:51
You've been with this leading man
of yours...
1:54:54
...this Roy, isn't that so?
1:54:58
You're sick.
1:54:59
Stop! Don't throw those silly,
silly cliches at me.
1:55:02
Don't tell me any more.
1:55:03
You've been with this boy?
1:55:05
-Come on, tell me.
-You need help.
1:55:08
-You're imagining things.
-Shut up, Lolita. Stop that silly talk.
1:55:26
Lolita.
1:55:36
Now, if you swear to me that this isn't true
I promise that I will believe you.
1:55:40
I won't swear anything.
You'll never believe me, no matter what.
1:55:44
I will believe you.
1:55:46
No, you won't. You won't believe me.
1:55:48
I'll forget the whole thing.
I'll never question you about it again.
1:55:51
No, you'll never believe me.
Why should I swear to you?