:17:34
You want something. I know my princess.
:17:39
I'm waiting.
:17:41
Mrs Clark called from the library.
:17:44
- She said they could use me full time now.
- You already work three mornings a week,
:17:48
and I support that
because I know your love of books.
:17:52
What about our home?
Don't you love our home as much?
:17:57
Has your dinner
been late to the table even once?
:18:00
Oh, I can remember
not so far back it was late.
:18:04
By two days.
:18:07
That was six months ago.
:18:10
My mother was all I had. I'll never forgive
myself for not bringing her to live with us.
:18:15
You shouldn't beat yourself.
:18:17
You always treated her with love.
:18:20
She died, Martin.
How could I not go to her funeral?
:18:23
If you had told me, I would have taken you,
given me a chance to pay my last respects.
:18:28
But you sneaked off inexplicably.
:18:31
I didn't sneak off.
:18:34
- Need I remind you how I worried?
- No.
:18:38
You reminded me enough
the night I came back.
:18:42
- You aren't suggesting I enjoyed that?
- Oh, God, no.
:18:46
That would make you a monster.
:18:51
If I didn't know you better,
I'd think you were provoking a quarrel
:18:55
so you'd be unable to sail tonight.
:18:58
Now, this is a useful discussion,
but one best postponed until after our sail.