Bell Book and Candle
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1:22:00
We are not rivals.
1:22:02
That third-rate, vulgar,
self-advertising, mail-order sorceress.

1:22:08
You shouldn't have told him,
and you know it.

1:22:11
You know what it says on love potions:
''Shake well, but don't tell.''

1:22:17
That's what happens to people like us.
We forfeit everything...

1:22:21
...and we end up in a little world
of separateness from everyone.

1:22:36
If you don't mind, I'd like to see
Miss Holroyd for a few moments.

1:22:39
-Yeah, Shep, old boy.
-Nicky, will you, please?

1:22:43
Yeah. How are you?
1:22:47
Yeah. You're fine.
1:22:51
I heard about last night, Shep.
1:22:54
-What did you go there for?
-For the hair of the dog that bit me.

1:22:58
That's why.
Listen, I don't want to be here...

1:23:00
...and I wouldn't be,
except she said the treatment...

1:23:03
...wouldn't be complete
until I confronted you.

1:23:05
Nice of her to make that a condition.
1:23:08
And she told me to tell you
that if you have anything further in mind...

1:23:12
...she's fixed it so you can't undo this one.
1:23:14
Yes, and just how did she do that?
1:23:17
She said it was something she put in
that disgusting mess she made me drink.

1:23:23
I've never been so humiliated in all my life!
To say nothing of the money it cost me!

1:23:27
-What did she charge?
-$1,000.

1:23:30
-What?
-$1,000. At least she took a cheque.

1:23:34
She also said that if we'd gotten married...
1:23:36
...it would've cost a lot more than that
to get divorced.

1:23:40
-That's a pretty comparison.
-Yeah, but it's a good one.

1:23:43
Pretty good one, not bad, pretty good.
1:23:45
And now, if you'll forgive me,
I think I'll be going.

1:23:48
Believe me, I've had my fill of this bell,
book and candle set.

1:23:52
-It wasn't necessary for you to move, Shep.
-Yes, it was.

1:23:55
I may have trouble subletting.
This isn't the kind of a house...

1:23:59
...that I could wholeheartedly recommend
to anybody. Good day.


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