:54:02
that I enjoy being used
as a rubbish dump...
:54:04
for your unsavory reminiscences.
:54:05
Don't you?
:54:07
Don't you really, Nigel?
:54:13
He's still here?
:54:15
Afraid I am, yes,
but I'm just off now.
:54:20
You know, Nigel has been
extremely patient with me.
:54:24
We don't see eye-to-eye
on everything...
:54:28
but we share at least
one interest in common...
:54:31
you, baby.
:54:33
I suppose that's why he
keeps coming back for more.
:54:37
Anyway, as I say, I'm just off.
:54:40
So, thanks very much
for the tea.
:54:43
Toodle-oo.
:55:04
Oh. Sorry.
:55:05
You were gone long enough.
:55:07
I'm really sorry, darling.
:55:08
I was going to go to dinner
without you.
:55:10
It's just incredibly hard
to get away.
:55:12
You saw what he's like.
:55:14
- Was she there, too?
- Who?
:55:17
Wrong answer, Nigel.
:55:18
"Yes" or "no" would have
been fine, but "who?"
:55:20
You know perfectly well
who I mean.
:55:22
Right, Mimi. Yeah, she rolled up
just as I was leaving.
:55:27
Odd creature.
:55:28
So you said...
"Odd, but not bad-Iooking."
:55:31
Most men would find her
stunning.
:55:32
Most women, too,
for that matter.
:55:34
Well, look, I am not "most men."
:55:37
I'm your husband. Right?
:55:41
There we go.
:55:42
Here they are, all locked up.
:55:45
I say,
is this your little girl?
:55:47
It is, indeed. Amrita, say hello
to the lady and gentleman.
:55:50
Hello, Amrita.
That's a very pretty name.
:55:51
It's almost as pretty
as you are.
:55:53
She's enchanting.
Where have you been hiding her?
:55:56
I have a nanny
that looks after her.
:55:58
- And your wife?
- I'm a widower, dear lady.