:49:03
I had to, Nathan.
Mother kept after me and after me
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and finally I just ran out of excuses.
:49:09
And what type baby was it?
:49:12
It was a boy. I named it after you, Nathan.
:49:15
- Thank you.
- You're welcome.
:49:17
Tell me, what has Nathan Junior
been doing all these years?
:49:21
Well... right now he's in boarding school.
:49:25
As a matter of fact, I wrote Mother that
he won the football game last Saturday.
:49:30
I wish I had a bet on it.
:49:32
But, Nathan...
:49:36
That isn't all.
:49:39
You're not going to say
we also have an Adelaide Junior?
:49:42
All these years, Nathan.
Mother believes in big families, and...
:49:46
And we had such an early start.
:49:49
Just give me the grand total.
:49:54
- Five.
- Adelaide!
:49:58
How could you do such a thing
to a nice old broad like your mother?
:50:02
Nathan, darling, let's just us get married
:50:06
and I'll handle everything else. OK?
:50:09
OK, doll. When we're ready.
:50:11
Nathan, we are ready now.
We have been ready for 14 years.
:50:15
All we need now is a licence
and a blood test.
:50:19
- Blood test?
- Don't worry, Nathan. You've got blood.
:50:23
What a city! First they close my crap
game and then they open my veins.
:50:28
Nathan, you gave up the crap game.
:50:31
Of course I did, doll. And you know why?
For you. Because I love you.
:50:37
Can I borrow some earrings?
:50:40
It is customary, Laverne, to knock
:50:42
when entering the private
dressing room of an engaged person.
:50:46
As far as I'm concerned,
you are in here by yourself.
:50:50
- May I borrow some earrings?
- Diamonds or pearls?
:50:54
- Diamonds.
- Top drawer of the trunk. The big box.