:04:05
-Where's B!rk!n?
-W!th the groom. He's late.
:04:13
Whoa, there. Steady.
:04:15
Hello, Gerald.
:04:17
-W!n!fred.
-Mother.
:04:18
-What a charm!ng dress!
-Thank you.
:04:22
Good morn!ng, Chr!st!ana.
:04:31
lt's such bad form for the groom to be late.
Gerald'll be fur!ous.
:04:35
Don't worry about that. Someth!ng
unconvent!onal w!ll do that fam!ly good.
:04:38
Laura won't run away.
lf you're late, you're late.
:04:47
Father.
:04:51
Hello, Laura.
:04:56
T!bby!
:05:11
What a spectacle!
:05:13
Does !t hurt your sense of fam!ly pr!de?
:05:16
Yes, !t does. Do someth!ng properly,
or don't bother at all.
:05:19
lt's a masterp!ece of good form.
:05:20
lt's the hardest th!ng to act spontaneously
on one's !mpulses.
:05:23
lt's the only gentlemanly th!ng to do,
prov!ded you're f!t enough.
:05:27
You expect me to take you ser!ously?
:05:29
Yes, you're one of the few people
l do expect that of.
:05:32
-Hello, Herm!one.
-What made you late?
:05:35
The groom talked about
the !mmortal!ty of the soul...
:05:38
and he hadn't got a buttonhook.
:05:39
The !mmortal!ty of the soul?
:05:41
More appropr!ate for an execut!on,
l should have thought, than for a wedd!ng.
:05:48
Perhaps !t would be n!ce
!f a man came along.
:05:52
l mean,
l wouldn't go out of my way to look for h!m.
:05:55
But !f there should happen along
a h!ghly attract!ve !nd!v!dual...
:05:59
w!th suff!c!ent means....