:11:01
It's very deep. I don't know whether
you-- Well; I guess you're up to it.
:11:05
They used to have it
on all the, uh--
:11:07
I think it was on the high school
reading list. The Marble Faun.
:11:11
''The Libra husband
does not seek divorce...
:11:16
''unless the conditions of his life...
:11:20
are not adjustable.''
:11:22
I don't believe in divorce at all.
:11:26
- I think divorce--
- Was your mother divorced or no ?
:11:28
- No.
-Separated.
:11:30
Yes, and then my father got a,
got a fake Mexican divorce,
:11:35
and he... did have, you know,
what he called another wife.
:11:39
But we didn't recognize it. It wasn't
recognized by the Catholic Church.
:11:43
They don't recognize it,
you know.
:11:45
Say, are you bossing me around, Edie ?
All afternoon ?
:11:49
-[ Edie ] I think that's terrific.
- Oh, Edie, it's not the best one.
:11:52
This is the worst one
of my wedding pictures.
:11:56
The others look worse.
:11:58
I was gonna be a singer;you know.
Aprofessional singer.
:12:02
When I met Mr. Beale;
the jig was up.
:12:04
Do you remember this ?
:12:06
- May I see that, please ?
- The villain of the piece.
:12:10
''To my best friend and
most delightful comrade,
:12:13
''to my only sweetheart
and wonderful wife;
:12:16
''I tender this likeness
of her husband.
:12:20
Phelan Beale; 1 929. ''
:12:23
-So we did love each other.
- Did I laugh when I read that.
:12:26
Aren't kids terrible ?
I just roared.
:12:28
When the people don't speak;
they never get divorced.
:12:32
- You just can't tell.
- I've been a very happy woman
all my life.
:12:35
Shall I tell them about Gould?
:12:37
Gould was Mother's accompanist.
:12:39
He was a boogie-woogie composer
who had the most terrific style.
:12:44
He was the most brilliant man
I've ever met.
:12:46
That's including Mr. Beale
and Mr. Bouvier.
:12:49
Completely brilliant.
:12:51
This is cute, Mother.
:12:54
I like that very much.
Don't you, David ?
:12:57
You said Michelle Beale
stole this, didn't you, Edie ?