1:21:03
She's Iocked herseIf in.
I thought I better caII you.
1:21:07
Yes.
1:21:08
I think now's the time,
M r. EIiot.
1:21:12
Yeah.
1:21:20
I , um, took the Iiberty
of caIIing the doctors.
1:21:25
Yes. . . I see.
1:21:31
[ Door opens ]
1:21:41
[ Upbeat instrumentaI music
pIays in distance ]
1:21:51
I unIocked the door
the minute I heard you.
1:21:53
- [ Laughter ]
- HeIIo, Viv.
1:21:56
[ I ndistinct pIayfuI shouting ]
1:21:59
What's aII going on
out there?
1:22:01
We need to be very caIm.
1:22:04
Oh, there's no need for that.
1:22:08
If you want to go out, do.
1:22:09
I want you to.
1:22:11
Thank you, but no.
1:22:13
No, it's good for you.
1:22:15
You can't stay trapped
in here with me.
1:22:19
[ VehicIe passing ]
1:22:20
I do know what goes on
in your mind.
1:22:27
[ Cockney accent ] Who is it
this time -- Gert or Daisy?
1:22:30
Ooh,
you're up to something.
1:22:33
Let's be caIm, Vivienne.
1:22:36
[ NormaI voice ]
I keep getting
1:22:38
aII these horribIe formaI
Ietters from your Iawyer.
1:22:43
I toId them I wanted
to taIk to you.
1:22:46
After aII,
you are my husband.
1:22:50
We are IegaIIy separated.
1:22:53
Oh, that's just a form
of words, isn't it?
1:22:56
Whom God has joined,
Iet no man put asunder.