:31:01
-Let me give you a lift.
-No, don't be silly.
:31:05
-Why go on the train?
-lt's fine.
:31:08
-Would you like something to eat?
-Me? No. l'll get you something.
:31:13
-l was just on my way.
-Don't be silly.
:31:16
-Pasta? Anything else?
-That's fine.
:31:19
-l can easily get a cab.
-Why should you?
:31:22
See? He winds up getting the food.
:31:25
He changes his schedule,
drives her home.
:31:28
And all the time it's,
''No, I'll be okay. Don't help me. ''
:31:33
What he doesn't say is that for
the last two years of our marriage...
:31:38
...he was virtually impotent,
when it came to me.
:31:42
He was just raging because l didn't
turn out to be what he thought--
:31:46
He thought l'd be one thing.
His mother, to be exact.
:31:50
And l couldn't take the fact that
he was unromantic in every way.
:31:55
He'd give you an appliance
for your birthday.
:31:59
l never got her a Melior coffeemaker
for a birthday present.
:32:04
l got her a camera once.
:32:06
And an enlarger for our anniversary.
:32:10
She asked for it.
:32:14
What are you thinking about?
:32:16
l don't know.
:32:18
l was thinking about
that manuscript you're reading.
:32:22
-lt's just a terrible novel--
-Very autobiographical.
:32:27
-What else can l work on?
-Should l be insulted?
:32:30
Why insulted?
:32:32
The way we met.
That party in the Hamptons?
:32:35
''He spotted her from a distance
and Harriet leapt to mind.
:32:40
He was drawn to her instantly
because she reminded him...
:32:44
... of his only genuine passion.
:32:47
His sixth sense told him
to move on it.
:32:49
But she wasn't Harriet. The minute
he met her, the dream evaporated. ''
:32:54
-So she wasn't crazy.
-No, just boring.
:32:57
She's the best.
That's why he marries her.