:23:01
You in a fur, dripping jewels,
me in my own whistle.
:23:06
Whistle?
:23:07
Whistle and flute. Suit.
:23:09
Oh, I see.
:23:21
Will you marry me?
:23:26
No.
:23:29
Where would I get the jewels?
:23:31
From me. Engagement rings,
wedding tiaras, rubies...
:23:35
Charlie, I can't marry you.
:23:42
I don't see why not.
:23:48
I'm only sixteen.
:23:50
But you'll get over that. Why else?
:23:54
We hardly know each other.
This is our first date.
:23:59
When I return from America,
we'll spend more time together.
:24:03
Are you serious?
:24:07
Were you, Charlie?
:24:10
You say you were.
I want to make sure.
:24:14
It's on page forty-something.
:24:17
Thirty-three.
:24:21
I mean, you never even kissed her.
:24:25
You think I don't know that?
:24:31
I'll just backtrack for a moment.
:24:34
After you had your mother
committed it all gets a bit vague.
:24:40
Yes, it does.
:24:41
Why?
:24:43
Because I don't wish to remember.
:24:46
Fair enough. But...
:24:49
...if you'll allow me to say so...
:24:52
...I don't think, and I know
this sounds very American
:24:55
you shouldn't be afraid to let
the readers share your feelings.