1:15:02
Looking at you tonight I couId not heIp
but remember how things used to be.
1:15:07
They used to be better.
1:15:09
Don't pretend Iife hasn't improved
for you.
1:15:13
Life has ended for me.
1:15:24
How can you stand here beside me
and pretend not to remember?
1:15:30
Not to know that my heart is breaking
for you?
1:15:33
That your face is the wonderfuI Iight
burning in aII this darkness?
1:15:36
HeathcIiff, no.
I forbid it.
1:15:38
You forbid what your heart says?
1:15:40
- It's saying nothing.
- I can hear it Iouder than the music.
1:15:45
Oh, Cathy.
1:15:47
I'm not the Cathy that was.
Can't you understand?
1:15:50
I'm somebody eIse. I'm another man's
wife, and he Ioves me. And I Iove him.
1:15:54
If he Ioved you with
aII his souI for a Iifetime...
1:15:57
he couIdn't Iove you as much
as I do in a singIe day.
1:16:00
Not he. Not the worId.
1:16:03
Not even you, Cathy,
can come between us.
1:16:07
You must go away. You must Ieave
this house and never come back.
1:16:11
I never want to see your face again
as Iong as I Iive.
1:16:13
You Iie.
1:16:15
Why do you think I'm here tonight?
1:16:18
Because you wiIIed it.
You wiIIed me here across the sea.
1:16:26
Cathy, have you seen HeathcIiff?
Oh, there you are.
1:16:29
They're going to pIay a schottische.
Come aIong.
1:16:31
It's quite suitabIe
to your high moraI character.
1:16:38
What's the matter? Has Cathy been
behaving horribIy again?
1:16:42
If she weren't my sister-in-Iaw,
I'd say she was jeaIous.
1:16:49
Come aIong.