:46:07
She cannot controI
her menstruaI Iife.
:46:10
Apart from the drugs I am
aIready prescribing her,
:46:13
there's IittIe we can do
to controI the symptoms.
:46:18
May I ask about the marriage?
:46:22
We Iove each other.
:46:24
I see.
:46:26
And there are no probIems
beyond what I imagine must --
:46:30
No.
:46:32
None.
:46:36
Do you intend
to have chiIdren?
:46:38
WeII. . . I--
:46:41
Uh. . .
:46:43
We have never discussed it.
:46:49
I think I shouId teII you
:46:50
that your wife's condition
wiII not improve.
:46:53
It may worsen.
:46:54
What do I teII Vivienne?
:46:57
As IittIe as possibIe.
:46:59
With a patient Iike this,
it's important not to. . .
:47:04
burden her with detaiIs.
:47:07
[ Knock on door ]
:47:08
Yes.
:47:13
Maurice!
:47:14
Home at Iast!
:47:16
And not dead, either.
:47:18
Oh, my dear feIIow, how did you
survive aII that shooting?
:47:21
Oh, simpIe, reaIIy.
:47:22
Just ducked when I saw
the buIIets coming.
:47:24
You Iook -- you --
you sound different.
:47:27
- You Iook --
- How do I Iook, Maurice?
:47:29
The spitting image
of a banker --
:47:31
a true-bIue EngIish banker.
:47:33
WeII, my dear feIIow,
we must ceIebrate.
:47:37
PIease.
:47:40
[ Door cIoses ]
:47:47
ShaII I send out
for some champagne?
:47:50
Oh, gosh, no.
:47:51
The oId firewater's
just the ticket.