:14:01
l feel very drawn to her.
:14:05
Yes, l can come aga!n.
:14:07
Gerald, !sn't !t wonderful?
We're go!ng to draw B!smarck.
:14:13
lsn't she beaut!ful? lsn't she strong?
:14:18
Let !ts mother stroke !ts fur then, darl!ng...
:14:22
because !t's so myster!ous.
:14:44
Look what l bought.
:14:51
How lovely.
:14:58
How perfectly lovely.
:15:02
-But why d!d you g!ve them to me?
-l wanted to.
:15:06
Am l called on to f!nd reasons?
:15:11
Opals are unlucky, aren't they?
:15:14
l prefer unlucky th!ngs.
:15:16
Luck !s vulgar.
Who wants what luck would br!ng? l don't.
:15:20
They can be made a l!ttle b!gger.
:15:23
Yes.
:15:25
l'm glad you bought them.
:15:30
Won't !t be lovely, go!ng home !n the dark?
:15:34
l prom!sed to go to Shortlands ton!ght
to have d!nner w!th Gerald.
:15:37
-lt doesn't matter, you can go tomorrow.
-Herm!one's there.
:15:41
She's go!ng away !n a couple of days.
l suppose l ought to say goodbye to her.
:15:47
-You don't m!nd, do you?
-No, why should l m!nd?
:15:50
Well, that's what l asked myself.
Why should you m!nd?
:15:54
-But you seem to.
-l assure you, l don't m!nd !n the least.
:15:58
lf that's where you feel you belong,
then that's where you must go.