:28:01
Absolutely not.
:28:03
Absolutely, no.
:28:04
I mean, I think we were
talking about...
:28:06
our feelings out there.
:28:08
You were afraid
and-and-and now
:28:09
what we should
be focusing on, right?
:28:12
Is-is Harriet.
:28:13
Look, I'm sorry.
:28:14
- I lost my head out there.
- Look. There.
:28:16
- No, no.
- I was just...
:28:17
but you can't go...
I mean, we need you.
:28:19
Harriet would never
stand for it.
:28:21
Please, won't
you reconsider?
:28:22
You know, it's not about
:28:23
what happened
outside tonight.
:28:25
It really isn't.
:28:26
But Golly...
:28:27
I just... no, I think it's time.
I really do.
:28:29
Harriet can take care of herself
now, so she should.
:28:32
But Harriet's just...
:28:33
She's just a little girl.
:28:34
You know, it's the right thing.
:28:36
It's the right thing
for all of us...
:28:37
for me, for you
and for Harriet.
:28:42
Are you sure?
:28:45
Yeah, I am.
:28:57
"'The time has come,"
the Walrus said,"
:28:59
"To talk of many things...
:29:01
"Of shoes and ships
and sealing wax..."
:29:08
"Of cabbages and kings...
:29:11
"And why the sea
is boiling hot...
:29:14
And whether pigs have wings."
:29:40
Where you going to go?
:29:42
Well, I don't really know.
:29:44
I'm thinking I may travel.
:29:46
Are you going to go be
some other kid's nanny now?
:29:50
And love them more than you?
:29:53
Never.
:29:54
Remember, in my life,
in this world
:29:57
there will always
only be one Harriet.