:12:03
I neglected to write
that he was already married.
:12:07
Does it sound sordid?
:12:09
All right, it sounds sordid.
:12:12
He died, left me some money.
:12:15
But they took it to court.
His wife, his brothers.
:12:20
I almost drowned in outraged relatives.
:12:24
Mae Doyle, 10 years later.
:12:30
It's your life.
:12:32
Yes, that's what's so funny.
:12:34
It's really mine.
:12:37
Well, do I go or stay?
:12:44
It's your house too.
:12:46
You can use Ma's old room.
:12:48
Mae, I'll help you unpack.
:12:53
You watch the coffee. Come on.
:13:02
Joe said you lived in New York.
:13:04
For a while.
:13:06
- I don't think I'd like New York.
- Why?
:13:08
I don't know. I'd be scared.
:13:14
Nice. Did you get this in New York?
:13:17
No, a drug store in Kansas City.
:13:21
How old are you, Peg?
:13:23
Twenty.
:13:24
Twenty, the age of miracles.
:13:26
- Here's your coffee, Mae.
- Oh, thanks, Joe.
:13:30
- Do you want anything?
- A Cadillac.
:13:34
Know what I'd really like?
:13:36
A trailer.
:13:38
Just go over the whole country
seeing places.
:13:40
Where would you bring up the kids,
in the back seat?
:13:43
Who said I'd have kids?
:13:45
- You'd have kids.
- Yeah?
:13:51
- Joe wants me to marry him.
- I gathered that.
:13:53
But I hate people bossing me.
:13:55
You marry a fella,
the first thing he does is boss you.
:13:59
He can be real sweet sometimes.