:45:00
- Things went well ?
- You bet.
:45:07
Oh, I-I gotta go.
:45:09
- Oh, you've got a big date
or something ?
- No.
:45:12
Oh, because I thought you were
sort of seeing somebody, or--
:45:16
No, that's done. That's finished.
I am done with guys like that.
:45:20
- Like what ?
- You know-- good-lookin', cocky,
:45:23
look great in tight jeans
and a white t-shirt.
:45:27
Those guys are
all wrong for me, Forney.
:45:29
I don't want that anymore.
I want a change.
:45:32
- No more men at all.
- Oh.
:45:36
[ Crashing ]
:45:46
Forney, help me.
:45:53
[ Sighs ]
All right. Here.
:45:55
Okay.
:46:05
Who's that ?
:46:12
Novalee, I'd like you
to meet my sister.
:46:15
This is
Mary Elizabeth Hull.
:46:17
She's the librarian.
:46:24
Mary Elizabeth's
a lot older than I am.
:46:26
I was still just a kid
when she started drinking.
:46:30
Oh, you're underselling that.
[ Chuckles ]
:46:34
I was about ten, I guess,
the first time my father put her away.
:46:37
- Away ? Where ?
- In a sanitorium back east.
:46:42
So, what exactly
are you looking for ?
:46:45
Well, I'm lookin' for a gift
for Sister and Mr. Sprock.
:46:48
- It's their anniversary.
- Anniversary ?
:46:50
Yeah, they've been...
close for six years.
:46:56
So anyway, I was back east
at college, and--
:46:59
- College ?
- Yeah, I was studying
to be a history teacher,