:55:04
Don't think l don't mind.
:55:07
But l can't let it tear me to pieces
the way it did the first time.
:55:13
lt was just before
Wayne was born, remember?
:55:17
l thought the world had come to an end.
:55:23
The noble young physician...
:55:26
was just a masher.
:55:30
Surely a little more than that.
:55:33
A great deal more.
:55:35
That's why it's so pathetic.
:55:38
You're two people, really.
:55:40
One's magnificent...
:55:44
and the other's so shoddy.
:55:49
You're right, Lucy.
:55:52
l don't know why
you've stayed with me all these years.
:55:56
Because l'm still in love with you.
lsn't that funny?
:56:00
You'd think l'd have more pride.
:56:04
l love you, Lucy. lt's never been otherwise.
:56:08
You know what l think?
:56:11
l think you're still a little boy
living over on Tenth Avenue...
:56:15
a little bit in awe
of the girl from Murray Hill.
:56:19
And that's why, forgive me...
:56:21
these glamorous women in your life...
:56:24
have all been a little common,
a little bit Tenth Avenue, too.
:56:31
These other women, why....
:56:34
lt's like gambling, drinking, or drugs.
You just keep on.
:56:39
A habit can be cured
if the patient wants to.
:56:44
The patient wants to.
:56:47
Of course, you mustn't stop too suddenly.
:56:54
Lucy, darling, it's you and l.
:56:57
lt's always been you and l,
and always will be.