:38:00
And you'd always been so shy.
:38:03
That night, for the first time,
you grabbed me and kissed me.
:38:08
There was tears in your eyes, Doc.
:38:11
You said you'd love me
forever and ever. Remember?
:38:15
You said if I didn't marry you,
you just wanted to die.
:38:19
I remember because it scared me
to have anybody say anything like that.
:38:23
Yes, baby.
:38:26
Then, when it got dark,
we stretched out on the cool grass.
:38:32
You kissed me all night long.
:38:35
You've got to forget those things.
It was 20 years ago.
:38:40
Those years have vanished.
:38:45
Just vanished into thin air.
:38:51
Maybe you're sorry
you married me now, Doc.
:38:55
You didn't know I was gonna
get old and fat and sloppy.
:38:58
- Oh, baby...
- It's the truth. That's what I am.
:39:03
But I didn't know it either.
Are you sorry you married me?
:39:09
- Of course not.
- Are you sorry you had to marry me?
:39:15
We were never gonna
talk about that, baby.
:39:23
But, Doc... you was the only one.
:39:28
- I'd just die if you didn't believe that.
- I know.
:39:32
You were so nice and proper,
:39:34
I never thought anything we did together
would be wrong or make us unhappy.
:39:39
Do you think we did wrong?
:39:42
You can't defy convention.
Or the laws of God.
:39:45
I don't think anybody ever knew
except my folks.
:39:51
If the baby had lived,
everyone would have known.
:39:55
My losing her, the way it turned out,
you wouldn't have had to marry me.