:50:02
There or... or there?
:50:06
- Uh... first place.
- Yes, I think so too.
:50:19
- Oh, I am keeping you.
- Oh. Oh, no.
:50:24
l... I promise.
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Mark, I'm here
for some advice.
:50:31
- F-From me?
- Please.
:50:37
You see, I work in a public library
in the children's section.
:50:41
I'm telling you that to postpone
admitting what always embarrasses me.
:50:45
- In my spare time, I write.
- What's embarr...
:50:48
I write short stories for
children, but so did Grimm,
Hans Anderson and Lewis Carroll.
:50:52
- Had any published?
I'd like to read them.
- Some short stories.
:50:55
I learned today that
my first book has been accepted
for publication in the spring.
:50:59
- But... But Helen, th-that's wonderful.
- Yes.
:51:04
- What is it about?
- A magic camera and what it photographs.
:51:10
What... Whatever made
you think of that?
:51:14
I'll tell you one day.
I promise.
:51:20
- W-What does it photograph?
- I'll tell you that too,
but Mark, this is the problem.
:51:25
The children who read the book will want
to see the pictures the camera takes,
:51:28
but the publishers say they're
impossible to photograph,
and they suggest drawings.
:51:32
- But you see, I don't agree.
- Oh, no. Nothing's impossible.
:51:36
Oh, I was hoping
you'd say that.
:51:38
There must be photographs,
however difficult to take,
:51:40
- And Mark, I was wondering if...
- Oh, yes.
:51:42
- You'll discuss it with me?
- Take them.
:51:44
Well, I can't ask you
to do that.
:51:46
I mean, the publishers
mightn't agree.
:51:49
- I'd like to take them for you.
- But the money.
:51:51
There are some things
which I...
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- Photograph for nothing.
- I didn't mean to offend you.