:40:00
Carol, things haven't been pleasant here
for some time.
:40:03
I'd looked forward to your coming home.
:40:05
I hoped you'd make things easier
for all of us. Please don't disappoint me.
:40:09
You don't need me, Father.
Miss Howell has taken my place.
:40:13
Just as she took Mother's place.
:40:16
Oh, no.
:40:17
In the circumstances,
you'd better go back to school.
:40:19
Yes, Father.
:40:20
Mr. Graham, it isn't her fault.
:40:22
I don't want you to defend me,
Miss Howell.
:40:24
As long as you're in my father's house,
I'd rather be somewhere else.
:40:27
Carol, your father needs you.
:40:31
- I wish this hadn't happened.
- So do I.
:40:43
Frightened you today, did it?
:40:46
You remember,
the medicine made you feel better.
:40:50
Beginning to feel it?
:40:54
That's fine.
:40:58
Yesterday, you told me about
Mrs. Graham dying.
:41:02
What happened after that?
:41:05
Washington.
:41:06
Yes, you went there with Mr. Graham
and his son, Wynn, I gather.
:41:10
Something happened there that upset
you very much. Made you ill.
:41:15
Yes.
:41:16
Made me ill, like I am now.
:41:20
You don't forget things like that.
:41:23
Now, why don't you tell me about it.
:41:26
After the funeral,
we moved back to Washington.
:41:30
I didn't want to.
:41:33
I wasn't really needed.
:41:35
Mr. Graham asked me to.
:41:38
And I thought...
:41:41
I knew I'd never see David again
if I went away.
:41:45
So I stayed in Washington,
with the Grahams...
:41:49
taking care of Wynn.
:41:52
Months went by.
:41:54
I'll race you to the top of the stairs.
:41:57
- I'll beat you there.
- Come on.