1:04:02
- You don't know?
- No.
1:04:06
Maybe you should ask her sometime.
Ever thought of that?
1:04:11
[Chuckles]
1:04:23
[Maggie] Even with
everything that's happened,
1:04:25
I have still never been married.
1:04:27
And I still deserve
a beautiful dress.
1:04:34
- [Doorbells Tinkle]
- Mrs. Whittenmeyer?
1:04:37
Where are you going?
1:04:39
- Hi, Polly.
- Hi, Maggie.
1:04:42
You'll have to excuse her. Some of
the children are afraid of you...
1:04:46
since you dragged
that little boy up the aisle.
1:04:49
Drag-- No.
I didn't, I didn't--
1:04:51
He tripped
on his own shoelaces.
1:04:54
You've come for your dress. Good.
It's in the back. I'll get it.
1:04:58
Actually, Mrs. Whittenmeyer,
I decided...
1:05:04
- that I want to get this dress.
- Oh.
1:05:07
The one you have on hold
is lovely, dear.
1:05:11
I know, but I've just--
I've changed my mind.
1:05:15
This is $ 1 ,000.
1:05:18
And I have $ 1 ,000.
1:05:22
[Mrs. Whittenmeyer]
The other one is only $300, dear.
1:05:25
Um-- Is that dress for sale?
1:05:31
It's just a lot of money to spend
on one of your dresses, Maggie.
1:05:36
After all, you only wear them
for about ten minutes or so.
1:05:47
Um, yeah, yeah.
1:05:49
I guess that's true.
1:05:55
Uh, the other dress is, is nice.