:39:02
You, a perfect stranger too.
I'm not boring you, am I?
:39:05
No. Not at all.
:39:08
- How about some more lemonade?
- Soon, soon.
:39:12
Oh, where was I?
:39:15
You were sitting by the window
because it was a full moon
:39:17
and you'd worked yourself up
to a certain enthusiasm.
:39:21
I said all that?
:39:23
Uh, when does Harry come in?
:39:26
He doesn't. He never came in.
:39:29
- He called the following morning.
- The following morning?
:39:33
In the hotel lobby the night before,
he bought a magazine.
:39:36
- His horoscope was in it.
- Bad?
:39:39
It said... He was a Taurus.
:39:41
It said, 'Don't start
any new project that day.
:39:44
- It could never be finished.'
- And what did you do?
:39:48
I left him on the spot,
and went home to mother's. The end.
:39:53
What a poignant story.
:39:55
I knew you'd understand.
:39:57
- Nobody else does.
- Not even mother?
:39:59
She thought I should live with him,
but I wouldn't.
:40:02
He pestered me to go back,
but I always refused.
:40:06
Well, suppose some night
I wanted him to do something...
:40:09
like the dishes, for example.
:40:12
- His horoscope wouldn't let him.
- You're absolutely right.
:40:15
There are some things
I just don't like to do by myself.
:40:18
And no one with any true
understanding would blame you for it.
:40:24
When Arnie was born, I moved to where
I thought Harry could never find me.
:40:28
I changed my name and...
:40:30
But he was persistent?
:40:33
This morning there was a knock
on the door.
:40:35
Before I opened it, I knew he was
standing on the other side.
:40:38
- What did he want?
- Me!
:40:41
He wanted me because I was his wife.
:40:43
He wanted me because, as he put it,
he suddenly felt some basic urge...
:40:47
- Loneliness.
- What'd you feel?
:40:50
I felt sick. Did you see
his moustache and his wavy hair?
:40:53
Yeah, but when I saw him,
he was dead.
:40:56
Yeah, he looked exactly the same when
he was alive, except he was vertical.
:40:59
So he entered. What'd you say?