:43:02
l'm not thinking anything.
:43:04
Yes, you are.
:43:06
You're thinking, ''What about Heathcliff?''
:43:08
-What about Heathcliff?
-l don't know.
:43:11
l don't know.
:43:15
Nobody could marry Heathcliff.
l mean, he's a wild animal.
:43:21
lt would be a disaster. l mean where
would we go? What would we do?
:43:26
We'd be forced to live like beggars.
lt would be....
:43:30
Well, it would be degrading.
:43:35
What is it?
:43:37
What is it? What's the matter with you?
:43:40
lt was Heathcliff outside the door.
:43:44
-Oh, God. You don't think he could....
-l don't know.
:43:49
-Why didn't you tell me?
-l just saw....
:44:00
Have you seen Heathcliff?
:44:02
-lsn't he here?
-No!
:44:05
Go on.
:44:17
Do you think he's hiding somewhere?
:44:20
lf he is he'll not be found
unless he wants to be.
:44:23
We must find him.
:44:26
He couldn't really have heard us, could he?
:44:30
-What does it matter if he did?
-lt's Heathcliff l love, not Edgar.
:44:36
Don't you understand?
:44:38
Then why....
:44:39
Because it's the only chance l have
to get Heathcliff away from Hindley.
:44:44
Then we'll both be free.
:44:47
You don't mean you'd take Edgar's money?
:44:51
Of course.
Why else do you think l'd marry Edgar?
:44:56
l know he loves me,
and it will be very nice to be his wife.