:20:01
Along with the bluebird, dogwood is
the great harbinger of the Kentucky spring.
:20:06
- They're beautiful.
- Thank you.
:20:09
I'm ready.
:20:13
Ma'am.
:20:16
Where is he?
:20:17
You might prefer privacy.
:20:19
I would not.
:20:27
To holy matrimony, then.
:20:29
And whatever further perforations
you may put in it.
:20:31
- Excuse me.
- What?
:20:34
Sorry, Monty.
:20:38
It's good to see you again, Mrs. Thomas.
:20:40
- It's Mrs. Porter.
- Not yet.
:20:42
Don't blame poor Cody...
:20:44
he was only doing what I told him.
:20:46
My name never suited?
Thomas not proper enough?
:20:49
It's another name for "shame."
:20:51
So now you're all snug and proper, are you?
:20:54
Marrying this fawn?
:20:56
Why are you here, Edward?
:20:59
There's a certain section of the bar here.
:21:01
The left side, I think, significantly enough...
:21:03
where your groom and his gentleman
friends like to call on each other.
:21:07
I assumed, for symbolic purposes at least...
:21:10
that the wedding would be held there.
I had to assume, you see...
:21:13
since my invitation never arrived.
:21:15
- I would invite you to hell.
- No need.
:21:17
Already there.
Too bad you never cared for it.
:21:19
In spite of caring for you once--
:21:21
My fault, then.
You offered care, I needed passion.
:21:24
What does the fawn need?
:21:26
Can you supply him?
Surely not with everything.
:21:30
And what can he give you?
:21:31
Pride.
:21:32
Don't turn your back on me, Mrs. Thomas.
:21:35
That's so funny.
:21:37
From what I remember,
it was the position you most favored.
:21:43
- Are you all right?
- I'm fine.
:21:44
Wait.
:21:46
Mr. Thomas, you have
the most peculiar sense of timing.
:21:49
You think you can make her happy
because you won't violate her delicacy?
:21:53
Because you don't need her as a woman?
:21:58
I think maybe
we define "woman" differently.