:31:02
Violet, bye now.
Say thank you, George.
:31:06
Bye, Aunt Violet.
Thanks for everything.
:31:09
Aren't they awful?
Sebastian and I used to speculate...
:31:14
...on how those Neanderthals...
:31:16
...could've produced a girl
as rare as Catherine.
:31:20
You would have liked Sebastian
and he would have been charmed by you.
:31:25
He wasn't a family or a money snob,
but he was a snob.
:31:29
He was a snob about loveliness
in things...
:31:32
...about personal charm
and physical grace in people.
:31:36
We always had a perfect troupe...
:31:38
...of beautiful people around us
always, whenever we travelled.
:31:44
- May I sit here?
- Sebastian's seat.
:31:47
- Oh, well...
- No, no, please.
:31:49
It's a court jester's chair.
A rare one, 500 years old.
:31:54
Please, sit on it.
:31:57
Say something funny.
Make me stop wanting to cry.
:32:02
I'm afraid I'd make
a miserable jester.
:32:05
I get concerned when
people stop wanting to cry.
:32:09
Time for your medicine and daiquiri.
:32:11
In that order.
:32:14
Isn't it nice of the drugstore
to keep me alive?
:32:17
- Thank you.
- Foxhill...
:32:19
See the Hollys off the premises.
They're apt to remove the silver.
:32:24
Yes, Mrs. Venable.
:32:25
He would sit in his chair,
I in mine, at 5:00 every day...
:32:29
...and we'd have daiquiris
with St. Sebastian brooding above us.
:32:33
But you stayed here last summer.
:32:36
I did. I wasn't well.
He took Catherine with him.
:32:40
- And he died.
- Of a heart attack.
:32:42
Was she with him?
:32:43
She was there with him when he died,
and that day she lost her mind.
:32:48
When will you see her, doctor?
:32:51
As soon as I can.
:32:53
What can I tell Dr. Hockstader
about your interest in helping us?
:32:58
Can't that wait until
you've met my niece...