:34:01
Four rabbit's feet,
and he got killed.
:34:05
- Should've had a four-leaf clover.
- And a horseshoe.
:34:10
Say, how do rabbits get to be born?
:34:13
- Same way elephants do.
- Oh, sure.
:34:16
How come you never came over
to visit me before?
:34:19
Didn't know you had such
a pretty mother, Arnie.
:34:21
If you think she's pretty,
you should see my slingshot.
:34:25
- Perhaps I'll come back tomorrow.
- When's that?
:34:29
- The day after today.
- That's yesterday. Today's tomorrow.
:34:33
- It was.
- When was tomorrow yesterday?
:34:38
- Today.
- Oh, sure, yesterday.
:34:41
(Mrs Rogers) You'll never make sense
out of Arnie. He has his own timing.
:34:49
Thank you.
:34:51
- Lemonade, Arnie?
- I already swiped two glasses.
:34:54
- I would've given you two glasses.
- It's more fun to swipe.
:34:58
Can I borrow your rabbit, Mr Marlowe?
:35:00
Sure, Arnie.
What are you gonna do with it?
:35:02
You never know when a dead rabbit
might come in handy.
:35:07
It already got me one frog.
:35:14
(Mrs Rogers)
Arnie! Where are you going now?
:35:16
To make some more trades.
:35:19
- Come home in time for supper.
- (Arnie) OK.
:35:22
What's your given name? If you don't
want to tell me, just make one up.
:35:27
Jennifer. Jennifer Rogers.
:35:30
Nice.
:35:32
Um, who's the man up on the path?
:35:35
- What man?
- You know, Harry, the dead man.
:35:39
Oh, him.
:35:41
That's my husband.
:35:43
Your husband's dead, then?
:35:48
Is your lemonade sweet enough?
:35:50
- It seems to be.
- I like it tart.
:35:53
Harry is Arnie's father, then?
:35:56
- No, Arnie's father's dead.
- So is Harry.