:36:01
- Has it got good light?
- I usually work out...
:36:03
- How are you fixed for money?
- Theo's been sending me money.
:36:05
The first few months
are always the hardest.
:36:08
I don't suppose
a little extra will be unwelcome?
:36:11
- Cousin Mauve...
- That will help you set yourself up.
:36:14
- I can't tell you how...
- Not at all.
:36:16
Now, come back next week,
let me see what you've done.
:36:19
Please forgive me for barging in
when you're so tired.
:36:21
Don't. That's all right.
:36:22
- Just take these with you.
- Yeah.
:36:24
- I can't tell you how grateful I am.
- That's all right.
:36:27
Now take that.
:36:35
How much longer do you need us?
:36:38
I can't get supper ready
sitting in this chair, you know.
:36:43
I'm sorry. You can get up now.
:36:46
I'm going to the market.
:36:52
Next time, will you keep
some money for food?
:36:57
If we could eat drawings,
it might be different.
:37:01
I saved some money.
You dropped it on the beach.
:37:03
I didn't give it back to you.
:37:06
My mother was right, getting myself
hooked up with a crazy painter.
:37:12
Keep an eye on him.
:37:27
Dear Brother, I think of you so often,
so very, very often these days.
:37:32
If only you could be here
and see for yourself how it is with us. ;
:37:37
that this is a real home, rooted in life...
:37:41
with a woman and a cradle,
and a child's high chair.
:37:46
The feeling I have for Christine is real, too.