:23:01
She's been through all your albums,
from Dixieland to Brubeck.
:23:04
What do you think of her?
:23:06
Soft. Easy. The kind men like
to take advantage of...
:23:09
and do.
:23:11
Did you get any money?
:23:13
- Money.
- Oh. Oh, no.
:23:15
I haven't decided
to take the case yet.
:23:18
You know, you surprise me sometimes.
:23:21
Why? I've been around.
:23:38
I, uh...
:23:41
hope you don't mind.
:23:43
I think we'd better talk.
:23:45
You're a funny kind of a lawyer.
:23:48
The music, I mean.
:23:49
Aren't lawyers supposed
to like music?
:23:51
Well, not that kind of music.
:23:54
Oh. I guess that settles it.
I'm a funny kind of lawyer.
:23:58
Where's your home, Mrs. Manion?
:23:59
Where did you go to school?
Where did you live when you were young?
:24:02
No place in particular.
We sort of moved around.
:24:05
My father was a construction boomer.
Building dams, mostly.
:24:10
You can call me Laura.
:24:12
Is your family still alive, Laura?
:24:14
No.
:24:16
I don't know. I have
some cigarettes around here someplace.
:24:18
- Do you want a cigarette?
- No, I want to offer you one.
:24:20
- You could light it for me.
- Oh, yes.
:24:25
Here.
:24:27
That's just like your husband's.
:24:32
He gave me this because I liked
the one he had.
:24:34
He's like that.
He gives me presents all the time.
:24:37
Do you have a happy marriage?
:24:41
What went wrong
with the first marriage?
:24:44
Well, what when wrong is
when I went for Manny.
:24:47
Well, that's honest enough.
:24:49
It was more than just that. Like I said,
I grew up on the move, and...
:24:52
Jack-- that was my first husband--
Jack didn't like to move.
:24:56
He wouldn't even take a transfer
when he had the chance.
:24:58
I was really bored.