:47:00
I could do that. Do you understand?
:47:03
Yes. I think I do.
:47:05
Sure you do.
:47:08
Because your roots are down
where mine are.
:47:10
I knew that the first time I saw you.
:47:13
Soul mates, huh?
:47:16
Stop laughing.
:47:24
Well, for a man who's just returned from
his honeymoon with an attractive wife...
:47:29
...you're very ardent.
:47:31
What's wrong with you?
You know how I feel about Georgia.
:47:34
- Do I?
- Unless you're a fool.
:47:37
She means no more to me
than Fred to you.
:47:39
Very interesting.
:47:40
- I must get this milk to Georgia.
- He means nothing to you. Say it.
:47:44
- He does, though.
- What? What, Helen?
:47:47
Fred is peace and security.
:47:49
- It's his money, then.
- Yes, partly.
:47:51
All my life I've lived on other people's
money. Now I want some of my own.
:47:56
But there's another kind of security
that Fred can give me.
:48:00
Without him,
I'm afraid of the things I'll do.
:48:04
Afraid of what I might become.
:48:06
Fred is goodness and safety.
:48:10
And what am I?
:48:12
You?
:48:14
You're strength, excitement...
:48:17
...and depravity. There's a kind of
corruptness inside of you.
:48:21
That would drive most women off.
:48:23
- Yes.
- But not you. You have guts.
:48:26
Georgia told me how you found those two
in Reno. You had guts then.
:48:30
- You didn't yell or faint.
- No.
:48:32
And it wasn't only finding them dead,
it was the way they were dead.
:48:36
The kid jammed in the doorway,
the Palmer dame under the sink.
:48:39
- Blood on her hair.
- Blood all over. You didn't yell.
:48:42
No, I didn't.
:48:44
Helen.
:48:54
Oh, there you are.
:48:57
- What are you doing here?
- I'm moving in.