:36:01
That he's married
and showed me a snapshot.
:36:04
- He seemed proud.
- He would.
:36:06
Right out of the age of chivalry,
that boy.
:36:10
- Charlotte?
- No, thank you.
:36:13
There's not much joy in life for him.
:36:16
When I see what Isobel does to Jerry,
it makes me boil.
:36:21
- Does he have to stand it?
- The weak have great strength...
:36:24
...when clinging to something decent.
:36:27
He's been cursed by a passion
not to hurt her.
:36:30
There must be something.
He married her.
:36:33
Propinquity and propriety.
:36:35
Isobel was a high-minded girl...
:36:38
...believing a kiss required a proposal.
:36:41
She's been at him since.
:36:44
He struggled at his architecture
to get together enough money.
:36:48
He had to give it up.
Only thing he ever loved.
:36:51
She reminded him he was married,
with financial responsibilities.
:36:57
Almost immediately she had a child.
:37:00
She considered herself a great martyr.
:37:03
Thas her grasp on him.
Her martyrdom and her jealousy.
:37:07
She has no reason to be jealous.
:37:09
Jerry doesn't have flings.
:37:12
She's jealous of Tina,
who she didn't want.
:37:15
Before Tina, she saw a doctor...
:37:17
...hoping her health
wouldn't permit a child.
:37:21
You can hear her
sanctimonious tone...
:37:23
...saying what a
self-sacrificing mother she is.
:37:27
- What are you so thick about?
- We're being girls.
:37:31
We're getting into the harbor.
:37:36
One of the few sights
that doesn't disappoint you.
:37:40
- What was Deb saying?
- She was rattling on.
:37:44
I want to know. About me?
:37:48
She was telling me
about your life at home.
:37:58
You mustn't miss this. There's only
one first sailing into Rio harbor.