:28:01
Yes, I know. You were baking a cake.
:28:05
You loved him? Then, I mean.
:28:07
I did. Very much.
:28:10
The lonely nights were
too much for you?
:28:12
You couldn't go on that way?
No.
:28:14
That's what Tillie might think.
:28:17
I loved him. I would
have stuck to him.
:28:20
But Frank wanted me
to get the divorce.
:28:23
Did he pick out your new
husband for you too?
:28:27
It's the truth.
:28:29
Did you contribute to
the reward money...
:28:31
...or did Tillie earn
it all by herself?
:28:34
I couldn't help. I haven't anything.
:28:38
My husband, Mr. Rayska,
takes care of me and my boy.
:28:42
Frank's boy. I can't
ask more than that.
:28:46
He's a good man...
:28:48
...and he loves me and
he loves the boy.
:28:50
We're lucky.
:28:53
Yes, you seem to have come
out of it all right.
:28:56
Mr. McNeal, I told you
the truth about the divorce.
:29:00
Frank wanted it.
:29:01
It's going to be hard to
make people believe it.
:29:04
'Frank's wife says he's innocent...
:29:06
...and she showed her faith
by divorcing him'.
:29:09
That's just the way it was.
:29:12
I went up to see him that day...
:29:15
...wanting to make him
keep up hope...
:29:17
...wanting to cheer him up.
:29:20
He looked depressed...
:29:21
...the way you do when you're
terribly worried.
:29:45
How've you been?
Fine.
:29:47
How've you been?
Fine.
:29:49
How's Ma?
:29:51
Fine.
:29:53
And the boy?
:29:54
How's the boy?
:29:56
He's fine.
:29:59
Always fine.