1:13:01
He'll watch you every minute
from now on.
1:13:04
- Are you afraid, baby?
- Yes, I'm afraid.
1:13:07
But not of Keyes. I'm afraid of us.
1:13:10
We're not the same any more.
1:13:12
We did it so we could be together, but instead
of that it's pulling us apart. Isn't it?
1:13:15
- What are you talking about?
- And you don't really care
whether we see each other or not.
1:13:22
Shut up, baby.
1:13:32
Hello, Mr. Neff.
1:13:35
- Hello.
- Lola Dietrichson.
Don't you remember me?
1:13:38
- Yes. Of course.
- Could I talk to you,
just for a few minutes?
1:13:42
Somewhere where we can be alone?
1:13:45
Oh Yeah uh... Come on into my office.
1:13:53
- Is it something about... what happened?
- Yes, Mr. Neff.
1:13:58
It's about my father's death.
1:14:01
I'm terribly sorry, Miss Dietrichson.
1:14:06
Lou, do you mind
if I use the office alone for a few minutes?
1:14:09
It's all yours, Walter.
1:14:17
Look at me Mr. Neff, I'm not crazy,
not hysterical, not even crying
1:14:24
but I have an awful feeling
that something's wrong.
1:14:27
And I had that same feeling
once before.
1:14:30
- When my mother died.
- When your mother died?
1:14:32
We were up at Lake Arrowhead.
1:14:34
That was six years ago. We had a cabin there.
It was winter and very cold
1:14:38
and my mother was very sick
with pneumonia.
1:14:40
She had a nurse with her.
1:14:42
There were just the three of us
in the cabin.
1:14:45
One night I got up
and went into my mother's room.
1:14:48
She was delirious with fever.
1:14:50
All the bed covers were on the floor
and the windows were wide open.
1:14:54
The nurse wasn't in the room.
1:14:55
I ran and covered my mother up
as quickly as I could.
1:14:57
Just then I heard a door open
behind me.