:01:08
Did you-- Heh.
:01:10
Did you think it was worth it?
:01:11
What is she doing?
:01:15
Uh, worth what, exactly?
:01:17
Was it worth everything
you gave up?
:01:20
For instance?
:01:22
For instance,
you were never married.
:01:26
Lanie, areyou trying
to pull a Deborah on me?
:01:28
[Laughs]
:01:29
Well, ifto cut
through the camouflage
:01:31
to ask the most
important question
:01:33
is pulling a Deborah,
then, yes, I am.
:01:35
There is no camouflage.
:01:38
With me,
whatyou see is whatyou get.
:01:40
No regrets.
:01:41
No?
:01:43
What about Harry Llewelyn?
:01:47
Harry?
:01:49
When you were a correspondent
:01:50
for National Public Radio
stationed in London,
:01:53
wasn't Harryyour fiiance?
:01:59
Yes.
:02:03
Harry Llewelyn was--
:02:08
It was...
:02:14
one ofthe happiest times
in my life.
:02:22
I was... 25.
:02:31
And I walked away.
:02:36
[Whispering]
What's happening?
:02:38
Deborah Connors is having
an on-camera breakdown.
:02:42
[Sniffle]
:02:43
[Sighs]
:02:45
I walked out on someone, too...
:02:47
to be here on national TV,
:02:50
so people would think
that I'm special.
:02:53
Oh, sweetie.
:02:57
The only person who has to think
:02:58
you're special is yourself.