1:17:01
And I'll let him have the file later.
1:17:07
Hello?
1:17:09
Yes, he's here. Miss Chilcet.
1:17:14
Hello.
1:17:16
Definitely. You want me to confirm it
in writing?
1:17:21
You absurd young person.
1:17:25
What's that? No, Kitty. Of course not.
1:17:37
- Paula, don't.
- John, let me tell him.
1:17:40
- That you're his wife?
- Yes.
1:17:43
You can risk it, if you wish.
1:17:46
I hope you won't.
1:17:47
But what do I risk now?
1:17:51
What do you want of him, Paula?
His name? His protection?
1:17:57
I want him as he was.
1:18:00
I want his love.
1:18:02
Paula, two years ago,
you walked into his office.
1:18:05
If the sight of you
did nothing to restore his memory...
1:18:07
what can words do?
1:18:08
When you came to me at Melbridge
shortly after he disappeared...
1:18:11
I told you I was sure
he hadn't deserted you knowingly.
1:18:15
I told you a door in his mind had opened,
but another had closed.
1:18:19
I warned you even that if you found him...
1:18:21
the chances were
he wouldn't recognize you.
1:18:23
You gave me a hope.
1:18:25
There's always that hope,
but the impetus must come from within.
1:18:29
It can't be forced on him from outside.
1:18:32
You can tell him the truth
and claim your legal rights.
1:18:36
But what is going to be his attitude
when a strange woman appears...
1:18:40
and suddenly claims to be his wife?
1:18:44
He'd resent me.
1:18:46
He'd accept me.
1:18:49
He'd pity me...
1:18:52
and he'd resent me.
1:18:54
I can only offer you that frail hope
that someday the miracle will happen...
1:18:58
and he'll come back to you,
not as Charles Rainier, but as...