:21:03
He plays bridge. He likes to hike.
:21:05
Think he'd be interested in Melinda,
especially when her past unfolds?
:21:09
I know. She's in no bargaining position
when all the facts come out.
:21:12
Look, I can only bring them together.
:21:14
He's not the kind of guy who'd ever
wind up hurting her. That means a lot.
:21:19
Left to her own devices,
Melinda can be self-destructive.
:21:22
Bud is sweet, and I know he's lonely because
he's taken ads in the personal columns.
:21:27
Don't tell Melinda that.
:21:30
Peter's checking into her custody case
to see if it's a lost cause.
:21:33
I told her to meet us here for lunch
after her job interview.
:21:36
- Should we sit?
- I don't know. Can we take this table?
:21:39
Thanks.
:21:41
I know it's here somewhere.
We got this house guest living here.
:21:45
Everything's messed up. I wish she would
check before she moves my possessions.
:21:49
I love your loft. It's really amazing.
:21:53
Here we are.
An essay on Desdemona's role in Othello.
:21:57
The scene you should do in our next class
is the one we talked about yesterday.
:22:01
- You really think I'm ready for it?
- I do.
:22:04
You're among the two or three
most talented students in my class,
:22:08
and the sooner you challenge yourself,
the better.
:22:11
You're the only one who makes me feel
confident enough to take chances.
:22:22
Aren't you nervous bringing me back here?
:22:24
It's OK. My wife's shopping, then going to
lunch. She's always shopping and lunching.
:22:30
She grew up shopping and lunching.
Her mother did, and her grandmother.
:22:35
You shouldn't really drink so early in the day.
:22:39
Shopping and lunching's what you get
when you marry a Park Avenue princess.
:22:43
- What does your wife do?
- Besides shopping?
:22:46
She teaches tin-eared teenagers
at a music school a few days a week.
:22:49
It's funny, but life has a malicious way
of dealing with great potential.