:52:16
There must be loose bricks
in the chimney.
:52:18
I noticed it wasn't drawing very well.
:52:25
Did you hear me, darling?
:52:29
What happened tonight?
:52:31
Since Ruth and your mother arrived
you've been acting like a shrew.
:52:34
At the landing you were cold,
at dinner, aloof.
:52:36
- After dinner you were beastly.
- I didn't expect guests.
:52:39
- I thought you'd be pleased.
- Don't let's quarrel, Richard.
:52:42
And Danny adores you.
You hurt him. Why?
:52:44
- I was upset.
- You were insulting to your mother...
:52:46
...and mean to Thorne,
treated him like a servant.
:52:49
- Isn't he?
- Certainly not!
:52:50
He's a friend,
one of my dearest friends.
:52:53
Is Ruth one of your
dearest friends too?
:52:55
What's eating you?
Ruth is your sister.
:52:57
Ruth is not my sister. All night long,
you devoted yourself to her!
:53:01
Well, somebody had
to make her welcome.
:53:03
Maybe you're in love with her.
:53:05
You're in a rotten mood, Ellen.
:53:09
- Maybe that's why you invited her.
- Do you want her to hear you?
:53:12
You can't draw a breath in this room
without being heard all over the house.
:53:16
Let's change the name from
Back of the Moon to Goldfish Manor.
:53:19
What's happened to you?
:53:21
You're whipping yourself
into a fit of hysterics.
:53:24
Oh, no, I mustn't do that.
:53:25
It might disturb Mother and Ruth
or wake up Danny!
:53:35
Ellen, what's got into you?
:53:40
I don't know.
:53:44
I don't know.
:53:53
Oh, darling, forgive me.
:53:57
I'm sorry.