:19:00
Yes, literally. They've run tests.
:19:04
This doesn't seem so bad.
:19:05
As nice a place as any to spend the spring.
Round out your rough edges.
:19:09
This'll do for ya.
:19:10
I still want you
to come and work for me this summer.
:19:14
Stay with Bunny and me
at the summer house. What do you think?
:19:18
Now, listen, the reason that Mimi...
:19:21
...your mother, hasn't been able to...
:19:24
...visit you.... I'm sure she wanted to.
She went to the...
:19:27
...hospital for a bit of a rest,
and they discovered something else.
:19:32
Something rather bad.
:19:34
She's getting treatment for it. Everybody's
damn confident she'll be fine, but....
:19:39
You know what mastectomy is?
:19:44
Your house....
:19:46
It's on the beach, right?
:19:49
Contract.
:19:51
It's a contract. See,
families should be run like companies...
:19:55
...with everybody's responsibilities
clearly defined.
:19:58
Children, at the age of reason...
:20:00
...should be provided with legal
representation and a contract drawn up.
:20:05
All the best relationships
are based on contracts.
:20:07
Bunny and I have a contract.
:20:10
Now that you're gonna come
and work for me...
:20:12
...we're gonna have one.
:20:14
And that piece of paper is your clean slate.
:20:24
You know, you could just
take a later shuttle back to DC.
:20:27
I'm past the worst of it, I think.
:20:31
I'm meeting that dean
from St. Anthony's, McKaye...
:20:35
...in the morning,
to beg him to admit your brother this fall.
:20:39
A mother's work is never done.
:20:41
- D.H. is collecting Igby today?
- Yeah.
:20:44
He's picking him up from "the camp."
:20:47
What a great investment
that has proven to be.
:20:52
Getting to hear, for two months,
on a weekly basis...
:20:56
...just how much my son hates me.
:20:58
That's always been
one of his favorite topics of conversation.