:59:03
You get the feeling
that I'm not wanted here?
:59:11
Why'd you run away?
:59:14
I don't like to be mauled.
:59:15
I was only trying to help you.
:59:18
I don't need your help. I'm perfectly
capable of taking care of myself.
:59:21
- I have a certain amount of pride too.
- Who says you haven't?
:59:28
What are you afraid of, Helen?
:59:30
I'm just careful.
:59:31
- Of what?
- Of the world in general.
:59:34
- That's pretty vague.
- It's a woman's privilege to be vague.
:59:38
You want people to think
you're brittle and shallow.
:59:42
The woman with a gay gag,
a wisecrack.
:59:45
You're not really that, you know.
:59:47
My friends will be delighted to hear it.
:59:49
You're lonely.
:59:52
You think you can fool me.
We're too alike. I know you too well.
:59:56
You don't know me at all.
:59:58
Why did you ask me out here today?
1:00:02
I was coming out anyway,
and I thought you might enjoy it.
1:00:08
That's not true.
1:00:10
I don't like insolence, even from guests.
1:00:24
Tell me, Mrs. Wright, does your husband
interfere with your marriage?
1:00:28
Why don't you play something?
1:00:29
I don't like to play the piano.
It makes me too attractive.
1:00:33
- Sandwich?
- No thanks. I'm on a liquid diet.
1:00:35
Drink?
1:00:36
No, I gotta get back for broadcast.
1:00:39
Clear head, nimble fingers.
1:00:40
- Just one?
- Broadcast.
1:00:42
I play background music
for a drama called Life's a Dream.
1:00:46
The girl's going blind. Her boyfriend just
discovered there's insanity in his family.
1:00:50
Mama's a widow with
a mortgage years overdue.
1:00:53
The brother's wanted by the cops.
1:00:55
Otherwise, their life
is one laugh after another.
1:00:57
I'm a man of fragments. Little here,
little there. Beach, broadcast.