:15:01
Would you like to know something?
:15:03
What?
:15:06
Before I met you...
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I never felt very keenly one way or another
about anything.
:15:11
- I wasn't happy, I...
- Sad?
:15:14
No, I just existed.
:15:18
I never realized what a dreary life it was,
till I met you.
:15:23
David, I want a monopoly on you.
:15:26
Or whatever people have, when they don't
want anyone else to have any of you.
:15:30
Don't, Louise.
:15:34
Don't what?
:15:36
Don't start bringing the subject around
to marriage again.
:15:41
I like all kinds of music except
a little number called Oh, Promise Me.
:15:46
- Why? What's wrong with it?
- It's a duet and I like to play solo.
:15:51
I'm not in love with you like that,
you know that.
:15:54
Not like that.
:16:00
Don't be angry.
:16:01
- I'm not angry.
- Yes, you are.
:16:05
Why is it when a man gets interested
in his work, or a book, or something...
:16:09
a woman has to always start
acting like a woman?
:16:13
Because she doesn't want him
to get lost in anything but her.
:16:16
Darling, in mathematics
you never, never lose yourself.
:16:19
In life, very often. In love, always.
:16:22
But in mathematics, two and two are
always four. And that's wonderful.
:16:28
Let me show you this.
:16:32
You see?
:16:34
It's just a curve.
:16:36
Well, yes, it's a parabola.
:16:38
That's something that a mathematician
could fall in love with.
:16:41
I've been working on that
for over four years.
:16:43
I started when I was in the army, in Africa.
:16:46
It's a girder, a molded girder.
:16:49
The army couldn't use it...
:16:51
but a construction engineer
would give his right arm for that.
:16:55
Why don't you love me like that?
:16:58
I'm much nicer than a girder
and a lot more interesting.