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# (Waltz)
:59:24
Hello.
:59:26
- Where's Charlie?
- Still asleep. I don't want to wake her.
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(Clock Bell Tolling)
:59:39
- Charlie still asleep?
- No, she just woke up.
:59:42
I shouldn't have let her sleep so long,
but she needed it.
:59:46
She doesn't look quite herself.
She'll be down for dinner.
1:00:05
(Door Creaking)
1:00:10
Mother, let me finish mashing those.
1:00:12
I'll fix the rest of dinner
and get it on the table.
1:00:15
You go talk to Uncle Charlie.
1:00:16
- How do you feel?
- Fine.
1:00:18
I must have been tired. I slept like a log.
1:00:21
Uncle Charlie was asking for you again.
He's fond of you.
1:00:24
That nice young man came to ask
after you. I told him you were asleep.
1:00:29
- # (Humming)
- I'm rested now. Is the gravy made?
1:00:35
Now you're humming that waltz.
Please don't hum that tune anymore.
1:00:40
I've just got it out of my head
and don't want it started again.
1:00:43
Please remember, don't hum that tune.
1:00:46
And don't keep getting up
every few minutes.
1:00:48
You just sit there and be a real lady.
1:00:50
Alright, if you say so,
but at least I can carry in the soup.
1:00:54
Roger, wash your hands!
Joe. Charles. Dinner.