:17:00
...and then maybe I could come
and live with you?
:17:04
No, I'm afraid I couldn't, Fanny.
:17:06
You see...
:17:08
...l'm going to Mexico on business
and then to Europe.
:17:14
I'll be gone a long time.
:17:17
Then I won't see you very often.
:17:22
- Not very often.
- Oh, Daddy.
:17:25
Fanny, here comes the waiter.
:17:29
- I'm sorry, Daddy.
- Everything all right, sir?
:17:31
Yes, thank you.
:17:33
We're not hungry.
You'd better take this away.
:17:36
- Will the lady have dessert?
- No, thank you.
:17:38
No dessert?
We have very delicious creme glacé.
:17:42
That means ice cream, Daddy.
:17:44
Vanilla, peppermint, strawberry.
:17:46
- No, thank you.
- You bring the young lady a glass of milk...
:17:50
...and I'll just have a demitasse.
:17:52
Yes, sir.
:17:56
You'll see.
:17:58
You'll be very happy with your mother.
:18:00
Your mother loves you.
:18:02
- You know that, Fanny, don't you?
- Yes, Daddy.
:18:05
But you love me too, don't you, Daddy?
:18:07
Why wouldn't I be happy with you too?
:18:11
Well, I don't know
if I can explain this to you, Fanny.
:18:14
You see, your mother and I
are of different faiths.
:18:19
I never noticed any difference, Daddy.
:18:22
Well, I mean, religious faiths.
:18:25
You believe in God, don't you?
:18:28
Certainly, I do.
:18:29
Well, so does Mommy. She told me so.
:18:32
Honestly, I don't see any difference.
:18:38
Well, Fanny, it's... You see...
:18:41
...l'm Jewish. Your mother is not.
:18:44
Now, if you stay here with your mother,
you will never know what it is...
:18:51
I mean, if you come to Europe with me...
:18:54
...it's different there...
:18:56
...and people may look upon you as...
:18:59
Oh, this is very difficult
to explain to a child.