:20:03
Don't let it get cold.
:20:08
I'm sorry,
I don't think I've shouted since you left.
:20:12
- You could always do that to me.
- Do you hate me this much, Henry?
:20:15
I'm thinking of the children.
Our lives are settled now.
:20:18
We've lived down the talk, the scandal.
:20:20
If you've lived it down, fine,
it won't start up again.
:20:23
- It won't.
- Ill go to the play alone.
:20:25
- You needn't see me again.
- No, we'll go together.
:20:29
We'll make everything seem perfectly normal
:20:31
then you'll come back here to the party
and you can catch the 12:15 for Chicago.
:20:36
That suits me.
:20:38
Er, one other thing.
:20:41
- That was Sara on the telephone.
- Sara?
:20:43
Sara Harper. She's the drama teacher.
:20:46
They're putting additional chairs
in the auditorium.
:20:48
- Seems there's a sudden demand for seats.
- At least Lily will have a good house.
:20:53
And you'll be the centre of attention.
:20:56
Ill make a good impression.
:20:58
That's all you care about, isn't it?
What other people will think?
:21:01
I'm not the girl from across the tracks
who used to embarrass you. Not anymore.
:21:05
I won't laugh too loud, make jokes or speak
to the riffraff I knew before I married you.
:21:09
That's very good of you.
:21:11
Oh, Henry.
:21:14
I don't mean to quarrel.
:21:15
I hoped after all this time
we could be friends.
:21:19
You did?
:21:21
Well, couldn't we,
just for tonight, for Lily's sake?
:21:24
Couldn't we make it nice?
Lt didn't used to be all fights.
:21:29
We did have fun at the start.
:21:32
We paid a pretty heavy price for that fun.
:21:38
Naomi.
:21:54
Good evening.
:21:58
Good evening, Miss Murdoch.
Should be an interesting evening.