:39:01
Never thought I could be, did you?
:39:03
Honestly?
:39:05
No.
:39:06
Well, I am and I don't like it one bit.
:39:10
I should think you'd have the decency
to be embarrassed yourself.
:39:13
- Why?
- Well...
:39:15
You threw me over, chum, remember?
:39:19
My, wouldn't friend Brandon
love to know that?
:39:24
- What's the matter?
- Nothing. I'm just thinking.
:39:27
- What about?
- Female vanity.
:39:32
Well, I'm also embarrassed because...
:39:35
Go on.
:39:37
Well, you and David
used to be such good friends.
:39:39
You're not now and it's my fault.
:39:42
- I'm such an idiot girl.
- No, you're not.
:39:44
Then I'm certainly giving
a good imitation of one.
:39:48
Why must I try and be so smart
with everyone but David?
:39:51
Don't you kid with David too?
:39:55
I relax with David, thanks to you.
:39:59
- To me?
- Yes.
:40:02
That... That grim Sunday at Harvard,
:40:06
when you called it quits,
:40:08
David took me for a walk.
:40:11
My chin was about an inch
from the ground.
:40:13
I just couldn't be the gay girl.
:40:16
I just relaxed and let everything pour out.
:40:21
The real, real me stuff.
:40:24
Did you hear that phrase?
I hear myself saying things like that...
:40:28
Oh, where's David?
:40:29
You know, I'm not very smart.
:40:34
Why?
:40:36
I never realised you were...
:40:40
(Sighs)
Brandon and his atmospheric music.
:40:43
You are in love with David, aren't you?
:40:46
Yes.
:40:49
- I don't get it.
- Get what?
:40:51
Brandon made a crack when I got here.
:40:53
He implied I'd have a chance with you
again because David's out of the running.
:40:56
Wait. You mean, before I got here
Brandon knew we had broken up?