:04:20
ls she out of money?
:04:22
No, it's quite simple.
l have to tell you the truth.
:04:27
For the sake of Ruth's
and our old friendship.
:04:39
Oh, what's that taken on?
:04:41
That's very exotic. Hmm?
:04:43
- On my Olympus.
- That's interesting.
:04:46
Mine's a Minolta.
ls yours an auto flash job?
:04:50
What am l looking at here, Prue?
:04:53
Who are these people
in the photo?
:04:55
Ruth.
:04:57
That's Ruth.
:05:00
My God, l didn't realise.
Gilbert, it's Ruth.
:05:04
Yeah, l can see that now. She's
wearing the national costume.
:05:09
l'd never have recognised her.
:05:11
l know.
:05:13
ls something wrong?
:05:16
Tell me, l want to know.
:05:19
We were just like everyone else
travelling in lndia.
:05:22
We wanted to visit a live guru.
:05:25
'We weren't serious about it.
:05:27
'She thought
it would be a good laugh.
:05:30
'lt was so scary. Some sort
of freaky hypnotism happened.
:05:34
'l think they were on drugs.
:05:37
'She even burnt her airline
ticket in front of me.
:05:41
'That's when l asked her,
''ls it true what they said?
:05:45
'''That Baba might marry you?'''
:05:47
No, thank you, mate. No,
thank you. No, mate. Thank you.
:05:53
No, no. Say no, Ruth! Say no!
Say no, Ruth. Stop him!
:05:57
Ruthy, stop him!