:32:00
That is for me to know
and for you to find out.
:32:10
You're very old, aren't you?
:32:13
Yes, very old.
:32:16
Very, very old?
:32:18
Yes, very, very old.
:32:21
Do you think
you'll be dead soon?
:32:24
No, I don't think so.
:32:25
Well, why don't you think so?
:32:27
Well, I don't feel
like being dead yet.
:32:30
I'm too young.
:32:32
You said you're old, so
how can you be too young?
:32:42
Got to wet my whistle.
:32:52
Well, I think
you'll be dead soon.
:32:54
Oh, why?
:32:56
'Cause Madame Nell said so.
:32:58
She said you'd be
better off dead.
:33:00
Oh, better off dead?
:33:02
Uh-huh.
:33:03
Madame says there's
something wrong with you.
:33:05
That you're some kind of
cream puff, or something.
:33:07
She thinks that you're pathetic,
missing all the fun in life.
:33:11
Perhaps Madame Nell is imagining
she knows more than she does.
:33:16
You think she's having fun?
:33:18
She's as happy as anybody.
:33:27
Are you afraid
you'll get little casino?
:33:31
The clap?
:33:32
Oh. No.
:33:35
Well, why then?
:33:37
Do I ask you questions?
:33:39
I don't have to explain
myself to a child.
:33:41
I'm not a child.
:33:43
Excuse me,
that is your opinion.
:33:46
Leave me alone.
:33:47
You hate me.
:33:52
I have no time
for hate or love.