:25:00
- Who is it, Helen?
- It's the police, Mother.
:25:03
Um, we're just having
a before-dinner cocktail.
:25:07
- Would you...?
- No, that's all right.
:25:09
Ask for his identification.
:25:11
Oh, Mother. I'm sorry, Lieutenant.
:25:13
That's all right. She's entitled to that.
:25:16
- You must be Mrs...
- Mrs Walters.
:25:18
- Walters.
- Right. Here you are, ma'am.
:25:23
You sure don't look like a policeman.
:25:27
- I have to make a salad. Here you are.
- Thank you.
:25:30
Mother is the eternal optimist.
:25:33
She's always hoping for the worst.
:25:36
Well, Lieutenant, what...?
:25:40
What is that? Do you mind?
:25:43
- Would you like to see it?
- I'd like it very much.
:25:46
Well, it's not finished yet.
:25:48
When it's done, it's gonna be a bowl.
:25:51
You know, like for plants and things.
:25:54
Or maybe it's gonna be
an Indian water pitcher.
:25:56
I haven't really made up my mind yet,
creatively speaking.
:26:00
Well, this work is very, very interesting.
:26:03
They say it's important
to work with your hands.
:26:06
It's very good therapy.
:26:08
And she needs it.
:26:14
I'm just a mass
of therapeutic studies lately...
:26:17
sailing, art classes.
:26:20
- I even went back to work.
- What do you do?
:26:23
I work with children and animals.
:26:26
Well, that's constructive.
:26:29
You see that? That's a reflection of my job.
:26:34
Oh. You don't know what it is, do you?
:26:37
No, I don't, but it's very nice.
:26:39
It's a South American llama.
We have them at the Ark Park.
:26:42
At the where?
:26:44
It's where I work
with the children and the animals.
:26:48
I see. So this fella here is a llama, huh?
:26:53
Well, you see, I try and go
beyond the surface, you know?
:26:57
To find a deeper meaning, a truer reality.