All I Desire
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:05:03
- I’ll see you later, Russ.
- What's your hurry?

:05:05
Well, look.
:05:07
I've got so many things
to take care of today. Lily's play...

:05:10
- For Pete's sake.
- And the party tonight.

:05:12
Poor Dad's so busy with graduation week,
he's no help.

:05:16
And if I didn't look after Dad
and Ted and Lily, who would?

:05:19
Well, I just want you to look after me, too.
:05:22
I'm sorry, Russ,
if I don't meet with your approval.

:05:24
Wait a minute, Joyce.
:05:25
This is me, your fiancé, remember?
:05:28
- Now, don't go away peeved.
- I'm not peeved.

:05:32
All right, then.
:05:34
- Shall we scandalise the neighbours?
- Russ, really!

:05:41
- Thanks for bringing me home.
- You're welcome.

:06:05
Lily!
:06:06
You can find me, dear sister, in the scullery.
:06:11
Lily, come upstairs
so I can finish your costume.

:06:13
Everything's here, Lena.
The paper baskets are on top so be careful.

:06:17
- All right.
- It's not a costume, it's a gown.

:06:19
And is it a daisy!
:06:20
Just put one pecan
and one almond in each basket.

:06:23
You can fill them up with the cheap ones.
:06:25
How many times must I tell you,
one doesn't eat honey without bread.

:06:28
What if one doesn't care for bread?
:06:30
- That's not the point. Is Ted home?
- Uptown someplace.

:06:34
You shouldn't have your feet up like that.
It's not ladylike.

:06:36
- Anna Held even smokes cigars...
- You're not Anna Held yet, young lady.

:06:42
- Oh! Did you buy the sash?
- Well, of course I did.

:06:45
Would I forget
the most important accessory of all?

:06:48
Lt's really divine, isn't it, Lena?
The most heavenly cyclamen.

:06:52
- It's pink.
- Come on, Lily, we've got a lot to do.

:06:56
I’ll be there in just a little minute.
:06:59
Lena, is it all going to be... wasted?

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