:32:07
She managed to say it,
but I knew it would haunt her.
:32:13
Anyone as superstitious as Gilda,
out loud, asking for disaster.
:32:23
- Hi.
- You're still dressed.
:32:24
- Hi.
- You're still dressed.
:32:29
- Anything wrong?
- I told you, zippers throw me.
:32:37
- You'll have a maid in the morning.
- Will she be old and ugly?
:32:42
It's smart to surround yourself
with ugly women and beautiful men.
:32:50
- You knew him before.
- Who?
:32:54
- Johnny.
- Johnny Farrel?
:32:59
- You knew him before.
- No.
:33:02
- Don't ever lie to me.
- I'm telling the truth.
:33:08
I don't think I ever knew him.
:33:13
I see. You're a child, Gilda.
A beautiful, greedy child.
:33:18
I like to feed you beautiful things.
You have such a good appetite.
:33:25
- But I shouldn't make any mistakes?
- No, you shouldn't.
:33:30
If you're worried about
Johnny Farrel, don't be. I hate him.
:33:36
And he hates you. That's apparent.
:33:40
But hate can be an exciting emotion.
:33:44
Haven't you noticed that?
There is a heat in it one can feel.
:33:50
Didn't you feel it tonight?
I did.
:33:56
It warmed me. Hate is the
only thing that has ever warmed me.