:49:01
That's it, isn't it? ISN'T IT?
:49:16
Yes
You go to hell. You go straight
to hell, Mrs. Robinson.
:49:21
Do you think I'm proud of myself?
Do you think I'm proud of this?
:49:24
I wouldn't know.
Well, I am not.
:49:27
No sir. I am not proud that I spend my time
with a brokendown alcoholic!
:49:32
I see.
:49:33
And if you think I come here for
any reason besides pure boredom,
:49:36
then you're all wrong.
:49:38
Because, Mrs. Robinson, this is the sickest,
most perverted thing that ever happened to me.
:49:41
And you do what you want
but I'm getting the hell out.
:49:45
Are you?
You're goddamn right I am.
:49:50
That's how you feel about me.
That I'm a sick and disgusting person.
:49:53
I won't start this.
:49:54
What?
Don't start acting hurt.
:49:57
Don't you expect me
to be a little hurt?
:49:59
Mrs. Robinson, you lie here and tell me
I'm not good enough for your daughter.
:50:04
Did I say that?
:50:05
In so many words.
:50:08
Benjamin, I want to apologize to you
if that's the impression you got.
:50:12
Well two minutes ago you told me
I wasn't good enough for your daughter.
:50:15
Now you say you're sorry
I got that impression.
:50:17
I didn't mean it. I don't think
you'd be right for each other.
:50:22
But I would never say you weren't
as good a person as she is.
:50:25
You wouldn't.
Of course I wouldn't.
:50:34
What are you doing?
:50:35
Well it's pretty obvious you
don't want me around any more.
:50:41
Well look -
I was kind of upset there.
:50:48
I'm sorry I said those things.
:50:51
That's all right. I think I can
understand why I'm disgusting to you.
:50:56
Oh no. Look, I like you.
I wouldn't keep coming here if I didn't like you.