:58:04
You know, I can't believe you, Marnie.
:58:06
There must've been a great
many men interested in you.
:58:09
I didn't say men weren't interested
in me. I wasn't interested in them.
:58:13
- Never?
- No!
:58:16
That is... not until -
:58:20
- Why me?
- Because you were different, Mark.
:58:25
It won't wash, Marnie.
:58:27
But it's true! I really liked you.
:58:31
Yes, I think you did.
:58:33
But don't try to make it sound
like any more than that.
:58:36
When we get home,
:58:38
I'll explain that we had a lover's
quarrel. That you ran away.
:58:41
That I went after you
and brought you back.
:58:44
That'll please Dad. He admires action.
:58:47
Then I ' ll explain that we' re gonna be
married before the week is out,
:58:51
therefore you should stay on at Wykwyn.
:58:52
That I can't bear to
have you out of my sight.
:58:55
He also admires wholesome animal lust.
:58:58
We 'll be married just
as soon as the law allows.
:59:01
We 'll catch an outbound boat.
Where do you want to go?
:59:04
- You ever been to the South Seas?
- What are you trying to pull?
:59:08
I 'm trying to pull... a proposal.
:59:11
Let's see, how shall I phrase it?
:59:13
- How ' bout: Will you be mine?
- You're crazy!
:59:16
- You're out of your mind!
- That's a possibility.
:59:20
The name. Marnie. Yes, I'll just go on
calling you Marnie.
:59:22
That's easily explained. Pet name.
But the Taylor.
:59:27
We'll just have to marry you off
as Mary Taylor. It's perfectly legal.
:59:30
You can sign yourself Minnie Q Mouse
on a marriage licence,
:59:33
you're still legally married.
:59:35
But you know what I am.
:59:37
I ' m Minnie Q Thief!
I 'm - I 'm a thief and a liar!
:59:40
It seems to be my misfortune to have
fallen in love with a thief and a liar.
:59:45
In love?
:59:48
Oh, Mark, if you love me,
you'll let me go.
:59:52
Just let me go, Mark, please.
:59:55
Mark, you don't know me.