:35:06
Inga, I was just upstairs.
:35:09
- Yes?
- It's just that I thought...
:35:12
We had talked about you and Frankie
moving downstairs.
:35:16
Roman never said anything to me.
:35:20
What Mr Strauss said or didn't say
is irrelevant.
:35:23
We've already discussed this.
Tonight, of all nights,
:35:26
I'd appreciate it if you weren't
sleeping in the next room.
:35:30
- Yes, Mrs Strauss.
- Thank you.
:35:35
Mrs Strauss?
:35:39
- Congratulations.
- Thank you, Frankie.
:35:48
- Lydia.
- Mrs Strauss.
:35:52
May I present Gray Baker?
:35:54
- How do you do?
- How do you do?
:35:56
Mr Baker just made the list
for the Pulitzer Prize.
:35:59
Really?
:36:01
- Yes, really.
- Well, congratulations.
:36:04
- Congratulations yourself.
- Thank you.
:36:09
So, any new tidbits from the press?
:36:11
Zero. To tell you the truth,
I miss the war.
:36:15
What an odd thing to say.
:36:19
Doesn't seem to be much news any
more, all this back-to-normal stuff.
:36:24
The world's getting boring again.
:36:27
I'll tell you what,
the only thing I do regret
:36:31
is by being away so long
I haven't had my chance...
:36:37
to hear you play, Mrs Strauss.
To hear you play.
:36:41
I'm not going into hiding, Mr Baker.
I'm just getting married.
:36:47
- It's a pleasure to meet you.
- The pleasure's mine.
:36:51
See you later. Bye.
:36:56
Roman had given Margaret
the wedding day of her dreams,