:21:01
- You shouldn't have. Really. No.
- Well, yeah.
:21:05
(Gasps) Oh, Charles.
:21:08
Oh, how... beautiful.
:21:12
Oh, I've-I've always wanted one.
:21:14
Oh, Mother, it's exactly right.
It's what you should have.
:21:17
Look, Emmy.
:21:24
Charles. You've had these all along.
:21:27
Mm-hm. All along, Emmy.
All these years.
:21:30
Safe in a deposit box,
no matter where I was.
:21:33
Oh. Grandpa and Grandma?
:21:35
1888. (Whistles)
:21:37
53 years ago.
:21:39
Aren't they sweet?
My, she was pretty.
:21:42
Everybody was sweet and pretty then.
The whole world.
:21:45
A wonderful world.
Not like the world today.
:21:50
Not like the world now.
:21:52
It was great to be young then.
:21:54
We're all happy now, Uncle Charlie.
Look at us.
:21:57
- And we're all happy at the same time.
- Now, for your present, Charlie.
:22:01
Oh, I don't want anything.
Right now, I have enough.
:22:05
Before you came,
I didn't think I had anything,
:22:07
but now I don't want another thing.
:22:11
- She's crazy.
- She doesn't mean it.
:22:14
If you ask me, I think she's putting on,
like girls in books.
:22:18
The ones that say they don't want
anything always get more in the end.
:22:21
- That's what she's hoping.
- She's not crazy.
:22:24
The smartest girl
in her class at school.
:22:26
Won the debate against theEast
Richmond HighSchool. She ' s got brains.
:22:35
I meant it.
Please don't give me anything.
:22:38
- Nothing?
- Oh, I can't explain it.
:22:41
But you came here
and Mother's so happy and...
:22:46
Oh, I'm glad that she named me after you
and that she thinks we're both alike.
:22:50
I think we are, too. I know it.
:22:53
Oh, it would spoil things
if you should give me anything.
:22:57
You're a strange girl, Charlie.
Why would it spoil things?