1:17:00
I don't know, but they do.
1:17:02
And when they do,
they get un-married. You see?
1:17:07
No.
1:17:10
They do. That's all.
1:17:12
They get what is called a divorce.
1:17:16
Do they?
1:17:18
- You don't know what a divorce is?
- Yes, I do.
1:17:20
Lots of my friends have
mommies and daddies who are divorced.
1:17:24
You know I love you very much, don't you?
1:17:27
Of course.
1:17:32
So you see, Daddy and Mommy
are going to get a divorce.
1:17:39
That's why I'm going away.
1:17:42
That's why I...
1:17:50
Darling, I can't explain quite, but...
1:17:55
...when you're older,
I know you'll understand...
1:17:58
...and you'll forgive me. You will.
1:18:02
Baby...
1:18:04
...look at me, please.
1:18:12
I am looking at you.
1:18:16
Doesn't Daddy love you anymore?
1:18:20
No, dear, he doesn't.
1:18:23
Don't you love him?
1:18:26
I... No, Mary.
1:18:30
- Mother, why?
- I don't know, but it isn't Daddy's fault.
1:18:33
Or it isn't Mommy's fault. It's just...
1:18:36
But I thought when you loved somebody...
1:18:40
...you loved them until the day you die.
1:18:43
With children, yes.
But grownups are different.
1:18:46
They can fall out of love.
1:18:49
I won't fall out of love with you and Daddy
when I grow up.
1:18:52
Will you fall out of love with me?
1:18:54
No, darling. Never!
But that's different, too.
1:18:57
- But I don't see how!
- You'll have to take my word for it, baby.