:35:00
...l've pictured myself free.
:35:05
-l know you have.
-How do you know?
:35:08
Because you got so angry
that night...
:35:11
...when Jack and l said
we were splitting.
:35:14
l realized we must have
touched a nerve.
:35:17
-No.
-Yes! lt's like Hamlet and Oedipus.
:35:21
You were angry because l did
what you really want to do.
:35:26
You're over-dramatizing.
Gabe and l are okay.
:35:30
-Nobody has it perfect.
-l know. l know.
:35:34
When it's good,
nothing's better.
:35:37
Listen, l think maybe l have
a possibility for you.
:35:42
-Tell me.
-Michael Gates?
:35:44
The one you said was attractive?
ln your office?
:35:47
He's only been there a few months.
:35:49
He had a girlfriend,
but they've broken up.
:35:53
l do think he's attractive.
He's charming, he's bright.
:35:57
The timing's perfect.
:36:00
Come up to the office now
and meet him. See how you feel.
:36:05
lf you're interested,
we could all...
:36:08
...arrange something
or go out together.
:36:11
Michael, this is Sally.
l'm finding some back issues for her.
:36:16
-She's with the Preservation Committee.
-Preservation?
:36:19
l don't believe in capital punishment
except for New York builders.
:36:24
Not just New York.
:36:25
There's always a blind passion
for the new, the young.
:36:30
Listen, you two wait here
and l'll be right with you.
:36:34
-Take your coat off.
-All right.
:36:37
Throw it anywhere.
We're putting out an issue...
:36:41
...of German furniture styles
in the '20s and '30s.
:36:44
l hate that period. l did my college
thesis on Bauhaus architecture.
:36:49
lt was called '' Function and Fascism.''
This was years ago at Radcliffe.
:36:54
lt was very unpopular. Not that it
won't make a good magazine subject.
:36:59
Have a look at that chair.
Remember that?