1:23:00
l'm crazy about Shakespeare
and Byron and T.S. Eliot.
1:23:05
My stuff isn't that good yet.
1:23:07
-l'd give an objective evaluation.
-l don't want an objective evaluation.
1:23:12
l'd like something a little more
supportive and generous.
1:23:16
-From that character in your office?
-He's not a character.
1:23:21
-Do you love him?
-No! Why, because l show him my poems?
1:23:26
-l saw Dr. Ritchie today.
-Oh, where?
1:23:29
l went back into psychotherapy.
1:23:32
You don't need psychotherapy,
and certainly not with her!
1:23:36
Why? Because she's postmodern?
1:23:39
Anyone who thinks the Sabine women
had it coming to them--
1:23:43
That's not it.
1:23:46
-l don't flirt.
-Don't tell me that.
1:23:48
l've seen you do it.
1:23:50
You put on a different personality.
1:23:53
-You're crazy.
-You pretend to want things you don't.
1:23:57
-Like?
-Going to Europe.
1:23:59
That's flirting. You couldn't survive
off the island of Manhattan.
1:24:04
You misrepresented yourself to me.
1:24:07
What do you mean by that?
1:24:09
Like you had one child then
decided that was it.
1:24:13
-l'm not the same person l was.
-That's why relationships go sour.
1:24:19
-You hate change.
-Change equals death.
1:24:22
Bullshit. That's bullshit!
1:24:24
Maybe your students think it's
insightful, but it means nothing.
1:24:30
Life is made of change.
1:24:32
lf you don't change,
you just shrivel up.
1:24:36
l don't want to.
You get sexual at the oddest times.
1:24:41
You use sex to express every
emotion but love.
1:24:45
You were attracted to me...
1:24:48
...because in some way,
l reminded you of Harriet.
1:24:52
But my sanity disappointed you.
1:24:54
l liked you because
you were decent and not crazy.
1:24:58
-And you found that too boring.
-No...