:57:06
What a night.
:57:07
What a night.
:57:09
Moonlight, snow.
:57:11
And a cow.
:57:13
- Do all animals take to you, Mrs. Sloan?
- Oh, yes. Of course...
:57:16
...some more than others.
:57:18
Yes. They have their likes and dislikes
just like human beings.
:57:21
- Yes.
- Myself, I like most people.
:57:23
Some more than others, of course.
:57:25
Is there anyone you like more
than the others at the moment?
:57:29
Definitely.
:57:31
- A girl?
- Yes.
:57:34
Are you in love with her?
:57:37
Well, in a way, yes.
:57:40
In what way?
:57:41
Well, I... I admire her very much.
:57:45
I think she's about the swellest
person I ever met.
:57:48
Is that as far as it goes?
:57:50
She's... She's married.
:57:56
Does...?
:57:58
Does she like animals?
:57:59
Yes.
:58:02
Do animals like her?
:58:05
Oh, yes.
:58:07
Does she live on a farm?
:58:11
- Yes.
- Jefferson Jones, are you flirting with me?
:58:14
- Oh, no, I wouldn't dare.
- Oh, don't apologize. I'm flattered.
:58:17
It's intriguing to a married woman to find
she's still attractive to the opposite sex.
:58:21
But I...
:58:24
Do I attract you?
:58:27
Yes.
:58:29
But you see, you were so different
from what I expected. I was...
:58:33
- Knocked for a loop?
- You said it.
:58:35
Oh, how nice.
:58:37
But I... I shouldn't have told you.
:58:39
Your being married and all that, I...
:58:41
But, you know, I find it hard
to believe you are married.
:58:44
I find it pretty difficult myself.
:58:47
You don't act as if you were married.
:58:50
I don't feel as if I was married.
:58:52
Really?
:58:54
Must be the moonlight and the snow.
:58:57
And the cow.
:58:59
Oh, where is the cow?