Suddenly, Last Summer
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:53:02
Mrs. Venable thinks you're prepared
to go ahead with the operation.

:53:07
Yes, I know.
:53:23
Cathy's in there?
George, hold me now.

:53:26
I'm so nervous, I could jump
clear out of my skin.

:53:29
Well, don't, Mama.
:53:38
- Kitten!
- Miss Benson, you can go to lunch now.

:53:42
- Thank you, doctor.
- My poor baby. My angel.

:53:46
- In this place.
- It's all right, Mama. I'm just fine.

:53:50
You look pretty good,
Cathy, considering.

:53:53
- So do you, George, considering.
- We wanted to see you.

:53:56
But Violet said no,
not while you were at St. Mary's.

:53:59
The doctors there didn't want
anybody to see you, so we didn't.

:54:04
My, that's a pretty dress.
:54:06
- When did you get that?
- In Paris. Sebastian bought it.

:54:10
Yeah? I'm wearing one of his suits.
:54:13
Yes, I recognize it.
:54:15
Wasn't it sweet of Vi to give George
his wardrobe?

:54:18
Not that she could've done
anything with it.

:54:21
It's the thought behind the deed
that matters.

:54:25
Have you seen Aunt Vi recently?
:54:27
Yes, we saw her last night.
At her house.

:54:30
She invited us to a private supper.
:54:33
She's had this elevator installed.
Cutest thing you ever saw...

:54:37
We've got business to talk about.
:54:39
I know, son. You know
how children are. They're critical.

:54:42
What did Aunt Vi say last night?
:54:44
That you were
in extremely capable hands.

:54:48
And I can tell they are capable too.
:54:51
Mr. Brossard, the new lawyer we got...
:54:54
Such a nice man too,
a tower of strength...

:54:57
...in all these months
since Sebastian's been gone.


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