:07:12
I'm sorry you didn't find her,
but I've heard she's changed.
:07:16
Changed?
:07:17
So indifferent to her old friends.
Summering in Portsmouth.
:07:21
Moving to Washington. Sometimes,
I think we've always bored her.
:07:25
Perhaps she'd be happier
with her husband after all.
:07:29
- I've never heard you be cruel before.
- Cruel?
:07:32
Even demons don't think people
are happier in hell.
:07:36
Then she shouldn't have
married abroad.
:07:39
Let me.
:07:41
Walk on.
:07:42
The Blenkers?
:07:44
A party for the Blenkers?
:07:46
Who are they?
:07:49
The Portsmouth people.
The ones Ellen is staying with.
:07:56
...at 3:00 punctually to meet
Mrs. and the Misses Blenker.
:08:01
Red Gables, Catherine Street."
:08:03
I don't think we can decline.
:08:06
I don't see why, really.
He's an archaeologist--
:08:10
And he's Sillerton Jackson's cousin.
:08:14
- Of course.
- Some of us will have to go.
:08:20
I'm sure Ellen will be there.
You'll have a chance to see her.
:08:24
Newland, you can find a way
to spend your afternoon, can't you?
:08:29
I think for a change I'll just
save it instead of spending it.
:08:35
Maybe I'll go see about
a new horse for the brougham.
:08:40
At least the Jacksons didn't pick the
day of the Cup Race for their party.