1:21:00
Well, goodbye, Dev.
1:21:03
What do you mean, goodbye?
1:21:06
Nothing, just goodbye.
1:21:09
Fresh air isn't as good
for a hangover as I thought.
1:21:11
Sit down, you're still tight.
1:21:14
I don't want to.
1:21:17
Where are you going?
1:21:19
Back home.
1:21:26
You're not taking care
of yourself, Alicia.
1:21:29
Oh, I feel much better.
1:21:31
You look like something awful.
1:21:35
Circles under the eyes...
1:21:39
My dear child, you must have
a doctor find out...
1:21:41
what is the matter with you.
1:21:44
I never go near doctors.
1:21:46
They always want
to cart you off to a hospital.
1:21:49
Maybe you belong in a hospital.
1:21:53
Tell me when did you first feel sick?
1:21:59
I don't remember,
maybe the party, I think.
1:22:03
I still think a sea trip...
1:22:05
would be much better for you darling
nor doctors or hospitals.
1:22:08
A little cruise somewhere.
Maybe Spain?
1:22:10
Put the roses back in your cheeks,
my sweet.
1:22:13
I don't think so.
I don't care much for boats.
1:22:16
We could go together, my dear.
1:22:17
If you could bear to leave Alex
behind for a few weeks.
1:22:21
I think I prefer Alex to
a case of seasickness.
1:22:26
I always get seasick.
1:22:28
Then you might like the mountains.
1:22:33
The air's fresh and pure and...
1:22:35
-I'm gong next week.
-Oh, you're leaving?
1:22:39
I'm sorry, I'll miss you.
1:22:41
Yes, I'm delaying my work
too long.
1:22:44
If you'll come with me, the mountains
won't make you seasick.
1:22:49
And the Aimress mountains
are beautiful, covered with flowers...
1:22:53
What Alicia needs is rest,
not mountain climbing.
1:22:57
I've heard about the Aimress.