1:11:01
Oh, I don't know.
1:11:06
I wouldn't put it past him.
1:11:13
Yes.
1:11:15
Yes, that's it.
1:11:19
Hopes I'll use it to try and run away.
1:11:23
Oh, I can see him thinking it up, I can.
1:11:27
And then, then he'll follow me.
1:11:31
And just when I think that
I've got free, he'll....
1:11:36
I can't stand it anymore.
1:11:39
I can't stand it.
1:11:43
Oh, if I could only do it...
1:11:47
...I'd go down to the river.
1:11:52
Oh, lvy.
1:11:56
It's her nerves, that's what.
She ought to see a doctor.
1:12:01
There's a copy of the Winged Victory.
The real one's in the Louvre in Paris.
1:12:05
I know because I saw it there.
1:12:07
What's the sense of being victorious
if you haven't a head?
1:12:10
What's the sense of my taking a trip,
acquiring art and culture...
1:12:14
...if you're not going to pay attention?
1:12:16
You're back here.
That's the only victory that counts.
1:12:19
That's why I was deluged
with all those letters.
1:12:22
-Bea, now look--
-Oh, I know.
1:12:24
But if I ever go away again and you
don't write just because you're ill....
1:12:28
Oh, don't you see how much more
worried that would make me?
1:12:33
It all amounts to this.
1:12:35
But February is still a long way away,
and your father will simply have to listen....
1:12:40
If you don't stop looking at me like that,
I won't be responsible for what happens.
1:12:47
-Aren't public places awful sometimes?
-Awful.
1:12:51
-May I interrupt this loud conversation?
-Oh, here you are.
1:12:54
Sir Charles, glad to see you.
Sorry you weren't in. You look fine.
1:12:57
It's nice to be back.
You're looking well yourself.