:47:06
There were some pins in my hair?
:47:08
Oh, the pins?
Yeah, right in here, I'll get 'em for you.
:47:11
And my purse, please.
:47:18
- Here you are.
- Thank you.
:47:23
- You shouldn't have brought me here.
- I didn't know where you lived.
:47:28
You could've looked in my car. But then
you didn't know my car, did you?
:47:32
I knew which one it was -
it's outside now -
:47:35
but I didn't think you wanted
to be taken home in that way.
:47:39
You're right. I'm glad you didn't
take me home,
:47:42
I wouldn't have known you. Thank you.
:47:46
But we don't know each other.
My name is Madeleine Elster.
:47:50
- My name is John Ferguson.
- Good strong name.
:47:54
- Your friends call you John or Jack?
- John, mostly.
:47:58
Old friends call me John,
acquaintances call me Scottie.
:48:01
- I shall call you Mr Ferguson.
- Oh, gee whizz, I wouldn't like that.
:48:06
After this afternoon,
I should think you'd call me Scottie,
:48:10
maybe even John.
:48:12
Well, I prefer John.
:48:17
There, that's done.
And what do you do, John?
:48:22
- Wander about.
- That's a good occupation.
:48:25
And you live here, alone?
:48:28
- One shouldn't live alone.
- Some people prefer it.
:48:33
No, it's wrong.
:48:38
I'm married, you know.
:48:43
Will you tell me something?
Has this ever happened to you before?
:48:48
- What?
- Falling into San Francisco Bay?
:48:53
Oh.
:48:55
No, it's never happened before.
:48:57
I've fallen into lakes
out of rowboats as a little girl.