1:15:01
You know, I've been thinking, Enid.
1:15:05
For the past couple of years...
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...things around here have been...
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...stagnant.
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Not uncomfortable, mind you, but...
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...changeless. Tedious.
1:15:19
Except for last night,
with Vic and Ramona.
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They're a sign. They're a revelation.
1:15:23
They're squeezing the maximum yield
out of life.
1:15:27
Let's get back to the world
of the living.
1:15:30
Let's move back to the city.
Or move to the country.
1:15:33
I mean, this is neither.
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What do you say?
1:15:39
I understand your restlessness, Earl.
1:15:41
But true change comes only
from within.
1:15:43
- Would you pass the wine?
- You feel it too?
1:15:46
Not a bit.
1:15:47
But I do think the city would be
a good idea.
1:15:50
For you, in any case.
1:15:52
But I meant for both of us.
1:15:54
If we had the money...
1:15:56
...I think I'd go back to school.
1:15:59
I'd like to...
1:16:01
...intensify my Native American
art studies.
1:16:05
We'll have the money.
We'll sell the house.
1:16:07
Vic, here, will buy it.
He's rolling in dough.
1:16:10
Why do you think he crashed his plane
into his house and burned it down?
1:16:13
Why, Daddy?
1:16:15
For the insurance money. Right, Vic?
1:16:17
How much you have the old place
insured for?
1:16:21
He didn't have any insurance.
1:16:23
He never does.
1:16:25
Of course he had insurance.
1:16:27
The bank wouldn't give him a mortgage
without insurance.
1:16:32
He didn't have a mortgage.
1:16:36
You paid cash?
1:16:38
You rented?
1:16:41
Do you remember
when your neighbour, Mrs. Warren...
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...moved to Riverside Nursing Home
after her husband died?
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Well, that's when we met her.
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Vic used to dress her all the time.
1:16:52
Mrs. Warren would always
ask for Vic.
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Well, when she died...
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...the house was empty,
so we moved in.