1:12:01
You needn't be afraid
that she will return.
1:12:04
She's a memory.
1:12:05
I'm sure she's much more substantial
than that. You have her sons.
1:12:10
And I have only a dried corsage...
1:12:13
...an empty bottle of perfume.
I can 't even say his name.
1:12:17
I want you to know...
1:12:19
...that I'll be beginning
a new life for you.
1:12:22
If we have a child,
which of us will it resemble?
1:12:26
- A child?
- I've shocked you.
1:12:29
When I marry you,
thall be a chief reason.
1:12:33
Well, whatever the reason,
if only you...
1:12:36
I didn't say "if," Elliot,
I said "when."
1:12:40
- Have another cocktail.
- I don't mind.
1:12:46
- I know we're late.
- Is my fault.
1:12:49
The last, the best.
1:12:51
Find a cocktail. I'm up on you.
1:12:53
Les see, we have old-fashioneds
and martinis. Which?
1:12:57
- Well, it doesn't really...
- You see a ghost?
1:13:04
I think I know the man
who's talking to Barbara.
1:13:07
Durrance. He's doing my job,
architect for the medical center.
1:13:12
Nice chap.
Not Boston, but all right.
1:13:14
We've been trying to get him out.
1:13:16
Shall I tell him your name?
1:13:18
- Let him guess.
- All right.
1:13:20
J.D., here's someone who thinks
she's met you.
1:13:25
Of course. You do look familiar.
1:13:27
Don't tell me her name.
1:13:29
Wait, I've got it.
Beauchamp, isn't it?
1:13:32
- Camille Beauchamp.
- I'm sorry, J.D.
1:13:35
- No, J.D.
- My name is Vale.
1:13:38
- I met you on a pleasure cruise.
- I hope you forgive me, I'm sure...
1:13:42
I shall leave you to make peace.
1:13:48
George tells me you've been
in Boston often this winter.
1:13:52
- And I didn't know.
- Yes, several times.
1:13:56
- You look simply glorious.
- An architect?