:11:00
Vera being the person
that you came here to forget?
:11:04
Maybe it's better not to choose
a place you went with her.
:11:07
Try thinking of the most peaceful place
that you've ever been without Vera.
:11:12
Everywhere I've been, I've been with Vera.
:11:14
There must be somewhere
where Vera wasn't with you.
:11:21
- Do you wanna tell me where it is?
- A room.
:11:25
And are you at peace in this room?
:11:29
Is it a quiet, tranquil room?
:11:35
Do you wanna stay there
for ever and ever?
:11:40
And there's no Vera?
:11:44
Colin, there's no Vera?
:11:50
Sorry.
:11:52
Listen, you've really helped,
:11:54
but I think this is about as peaceful
as I'm going to get for now.
:11:58
OK. I'll go.
:12:03
But can I just ask you a question?
:12:09
Most people,
when they go through a break-up,
:12:12
they go through a state of shock and they
get depressed and they wanna be alone.
:12:16
I know I did. But they don't usually
fly to the other side of the world.
:12:21
- You and Vera must've been really close.
- I was on her mailing list.
:12:31
"Mr and Mrs Keith Edwards
request the pleasure of your company
:12:35
at the marriage of their daughter
Vera Samantha to Mr Roger Pelham."
:12:41
You know this Roger Pelham?
:12:42
First I've heard of him,
marrying my fiancée.
:12:45
Vera was your fiancée?
:12:48
I can see why you'd wanna leave London,
but why come here?
:12:51
- It's none of my business...
- No, not at all.
:12:53
A person has a right to know
why someone's in their town.
:12:56
- They seem to here, anyway.
- No, no, I should go.