Mildred Pierce
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:06:03
Monte isn't here. Besides, you can talk
your way out of anything, can't you?

:06:08
l get by all right.
:06:10
-You keep saying that.
-Do l?

:06:16
-Nervous, Wally?
-No, l'm cold. Temporarily.

:06:23
-lsn't this more comfortable?
-Yeah, l guess so, but....

:06:27
-What's the matter?
-Nothing.

:06:29
-You don't seem very happy here.
-l'm happy. Believe me.

:06:33
lnside, my heart is singing.
:06:34
-That's pretty corny, Wally.
-Well, l'm a corny guy, but smart too.

:06:42
-l wonder about things.
-What things?

:06:45
For instance, l wonder why
you brought me here tonight.

:06:48
All of a sudden, husband gone,
soft lights, quiet room, opportunity.

:06:53
-Why?
-Maybe l find you irresistible, Wally.

:06:57
You make me shiver, Mildred.
You always have.

:07:00
You make love so nicely.
You always have.

:07:03
All my life when l've wanted something,
l've gone after it. l get it too.

:07:08
lt may take me a little time,
but l get what l want.

:07:11
-Do you? lt must be nice.
-Yeah. lt is.

:07:18
-l'm sorry.
-Hey, what's the score?

:07:21
l feel sticky.
l think l'd better change my dress.

:07:24
Yeah, sure, Mildred.
lt's a good idea.

:07:27
l'll only be a minute.
:07:32
-Leave the door open so we can talk.
-l like to hear you talk.

:07:37
So do l. Something about the sound
of my own voice fascinates me.

:07:41
l'm glad you're not sore about me
taking you over the hurdles.

:07:45
l didn't mean to cut up your business.
l just got started and couldn't stop.

:07:50
l see an angle, l start cutting myself
a piece of throat. lt's an instinct.

:07:55
With me, being smart's a disease.
Know what l mean?


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