A Good Woman
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:31:00
Robert always gives everybody
the benefit of the doubt.

:31:03
I'm sorry, I just don't like gossip.
:31:05
Gossip's all right, it's the
moralising that's in poor taste.

:31:10
She's got her eye on me,
if you know what I mean.

:31:13
So I wouldn't worry about what they
say, it's all cats in a bag.

:31:17
Why, what do they say about me?
:31:19
That I'm a wanton woman?
:31:21
Brazen - with a past.
:31:24
A brazen woman.
Oh, dear.

:31:26
You're very brazen yourself
to be seen in my company.

:31:29
I've got a bit of a past
myself you know.

:31:31
Married and divorced twice.
:31:33
Every experience is of value and
whatever you say...

:31:36
about marriage it certainly
is an experience.

:31:38
People call something
an experience...

:31:40
They usually mean
it was a mistake.

:31:42
I couldn't agree more.
:31:44
We've all got a couple of
skeletons in the closet.

:31:46
If they're going to rattle,
they may as well dance.

:31:48
You're absolutely right.
:31:51
Whenever anyone agrees with me,
I'm sure I must be wrong.

:31:54
You like to be the
odd man out, do you?

:31:56
I'll never understand women.
:31:59
Women don't want to be understood,
they want to be loved.

:32:02
You're dead wrong on that.
:32:04
You're very understanding.
:32:07
That girl in lilac,
do you know her?

:32:11
Oh, yes, it's Robert's wife.
:32:13
All lovey-dovey,
very charming.

:32:18
I wish she'd stop staring at me.
:32:22
She isn't at all.
:32:24
Those women must be
giving her an earful.

:32:26
- You mustn't mind.
- I don't, as a rule.

:32:32
Look, it's terribly stuffy in here,
I can hardly breathe.

:32:35
Shall we go? Would you mind?
:32:37
I can't think of anything
I'd mind less.

:32:40
Good.
:32:44
I can't believe it - she's got him!
:32:49
Poor Tuppy.

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