Suddenly, Last Summer
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1:08:01
You shall have it tomorrow.
1:08:04
And tomorrow you shall also have
the permission to operate.

1:08:07
And now I'd better go.
1:08:09
I've got lawyers waiting for me.
1:08:12
You'd think giving you a building was
simple. Apparently, I must sign papers.

1:08:16
But I'm used to it.
Sebastian never signed anything.

1:08:20
- He must have suspected...
- Mrs. Venable.

1:08:23
Your son...
1:08:25
What about my son?
1:08:27
What sort of personal life
did he have?

1:08:31
He was chaste.
1:08:33
- You mean he was celibate?
- Yes.

1:08:38
You don't believe me, do you?
1:08:41
- Do you believe that he never...?
- Yes, never.

1:08:43
As strictly as if he'd taken a vow.
This sounds like vanity, doctor...

1:08:49
...but I was actually
the only one in his life...

1:08:52
...that satisfied the demands
he made of people.

1:08:56
Time after time, he'd let people go,
dismiss them...

1:08:58
...because their attitude
toward him was not as...

1:09:02
- As pure?
- As pure as my son demanded.

1:09:05
Would you want to see Catherine?
1:09:09
Is that wise?
1:09:10
It might help me.
1:09:12
But the lawyer.
1:09:14
Surely you've kept the lawyer
waiting before.

1:09:18
Yes, I have.
1:09:20
Such a strong...
1:09:22
...such a persuasive doctor.
1:09:41
She's been under sedation.
She's just coming out of it.

1:09:45
She looks lovely, doesn't she?
1:09:48
Doesn't she?
1:09:57
- Miss Catherine?
- Where are we going?


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