1:01:01
- Mama -
- Ann, don't put things behind your ear.
1:01:06
And don't whisper.
Anyone could hear you a block away.
1:01:09
May I sit by you at the table?
1:01:11
By me? l should think
you'd want to sit by Uncle Charlie.
1:01:14
(Ann) - No, l want to sit by you.
- Why do you want to change ?
1:01:17
Mother, let her change if she wants to.
1:01:19
Roger doesn't mind.
1:01:21
No, certainly not.
Uncle Charlie might think... Certainly not.
1:01:25
- Mother, let her change.
- OK, but Ann has some foolish ideas.
1:01:30
Go in the dining room, both of you.
1:01:40
What's going on here?
Have I lost my little girl?
1:01:43
(Emmy) Roger wanted to sit next to you,
1:01:46
and I thought it would be nice
if the children took turns.
1:01:49
- I never...
- Never what, Roger?
1:01:51
- Nothing.
- Come, Ann. Come and help me.
1:01:55
Joe! I brought it in by mistake.
Nothing special in it.
1:02:00
- Want to look at the headlines, Charles?
- Thank you, Joe.
1:02:05
(Emmy) Roger, don't make so much noise
with your soup.
1:02:08
(Ann) lf he holds his lips together, he
could draw it carefully, like a horse.
1:02:12
(Emmy) - Don't be disgusting.
(Roger) - May l dip my bread in it?
1:02:15
(Joe) - Where's Charlie?
(Emmy) - She wanted to serve dinner.
1:02:18
- She ' ll be in in a minute.
(Uncle Charlie) - You're right, Joe.
1:02:22
Nothing special tonight. Oh, here she is!
1:02:25
(Uncle Charlie) - Here ' s my girl.
(Roger) - How many hours did you sleep?
1:02:28
If you could tell me
the exact minute you went to sleep,
1:02:31
the exact minute you woke up,
if you woke up in between
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and how long you stayed awake
each time you woke up,
1:02:37
then I could tell you exactly -
1:02:39
You won't sleep tonight.
Nobody who sleeps all day can.
1:02:43
I slept all right, and I kept dreaming,
1:02:45
perfect nightmares
about you, Uncle Charlie.
1:02:49
Nightmares about me?
1:02:51
You were on a train,
running away from something
1:02:56
and when I saw you on the train,
I felt terribly happy.