1:18:07
That was fun.
1:18:10
l don't think California
is bad at all.
1:18:13
lt's a drag coming home.
1:18:15
A lot of beautiful women.
lt was fun to flirt.
1:18:20
l have to face facts.
1:18:22
l adore Alvy, but our relationship
doesn't seem to work anymore.
1:18:26
l'll have the usual trouble
with Annie in bed tonight.
1:18:30
Why do l need this?
1:18:32
lf only l had the nerve to break up,
but it would really hurt him.
1:18:37
lf only l didn't feel guilty
asking Annie to move out.
1:18:41
lt'd probably wreck her,
but l should be honest.
1:18:44
Alvy, let's face it.
1:18:47
l don't think our relationship
is working.
1:18:51
l know. A relationship
is like a shark:
1:18:54
lt has to constantly
move forward or it dies.
1:18:57
And l think what we've got
on our hands is a dead shark.
1:19:01
- Whose Catcher in the Rye is this?
- lf it has my name on it...
1:19:04
l guess it's mine.
1:19:06
You wrote your name in all my books,
'cause you knew this day would come.
1:19:12
You wanted to break up
just as much as l do.
1:19:16
No question. l think
we're doing the mature thing.
1:19:20
Look. All the books
on death and dying are yours.
1:19:23
And all the poetry books are mine.
1:19:26
Denial of Death.
This is the first book l got you.
1:19:29
Remember that day?
1:19:31
l feel like there's
a great weight off my back.
1:19:36
Thanks, honey.
1:19:38
l mean, no. l think it's important
for us to explore new relationships.
1:19:43
There's no question about that, because
we've given this a more than fair shot.
1:19:48
My analyst thinks this move
is key for me.
1:19:50
And l trust her,
because my analyst recommended her.
1:19:55
Why should l put you through
all my moods and hang-ups anyway?
1:19:58
You know what the beauty part is?
We can always come back together again.