:41:00
We weren't arguing.
:41:01
You were giving
a good imitation of it.
:41:04
- So long.
- Good-bye, Mrs. Hilton.
:41:10
I hope...
:41:11
I know everything's going
to be all right about Mr. Hilton.
:41:16
Gate number 2 now open
for the Pathfinder
:41:20
leaving at 12:01 a.m.
:41:30
You will marry me
when it's over, won't you?
:41:33
You won't be mad
because I didn't marry you now?
:41:35
Of course I won't be mad.
:41:36
- But you take care of yourself.
- I will.
:41:38
- You write to me.
- I will.
:41:40
- You do understand, don't you?
- I think so.
:41:42
You know it's because
I wouldn't want you to be...
:41:44
Well, you know,
if anything happened to me...
:41:48
- A widow, you mean.
- Yes, but not only that.
:41:52
If something happened...
I mean, if I was...
:41:54
If you were wounded?
:41:56
Bill, I'd take care of you
the rest of our lives, always.
:42:08
Gee, we're being silly.
:42:10
Maybe I'll be sent to Bermuda
or someplace.
:42:12
- I don't think so.
- Why, Jane?
:42:15
Because you're going to
really show them.
:42:17
And you know where we'll go
when we're married?
:42:19
Right up to West Point.
And you'll show them your medals.
:42:22
All aboard!
:42:24
You better get on.
:42:30
I almost forgot,
I have something for you.
:42:32
You have?
You didn't have to do that.
:42:35
- Here. It's my class ring.
- That's wonderful.
:42:38
You're sure you don't need it?
:42:40
I don't know what's more important
than its being our engagement ring.
:42:43
Isn't it awful that
I didn't get you a ring?
:42:46
But I'll send you one.
:42:50
It doesn't fit. I should have
gotten you something else.
:42:53
No, I'd rather have this
than anything.
:42:56
Better get on, son.
We're about to pull out.