:10:02
Does Ken bore you?
:10:05
No, never. He's always very interesting.
:10:08
Well, a girl like you.
:10:10
You know, you're so beautiful,
sometimes I can't even stand you.
:10:13
Old Octopus will be home for lunch soon.
I'd better get home.
:10:16
- Nice to meet you, Mrs. Wagner.
- Thank you.
:10:18
- Thanks for the coffee.
- Sure.
:10:19
- You get a chance, come on over later.
- Okay.
:10:25
Hello?
:10:27
You. How did you get my number again?
:10:32
No. Never.
:10:35
I'll call the police
if you don't stop calling me.
:10:38
Margaret, shouldn't Patrick be home
by now?
:10:41
Yes, he'll be home soon, Mother.
:10:43
They keep them awfully long nowadays.
When you were...
:10:45
If you'd rather not wait for him,
it's perfectly all right.
:10:48
I'm sure he only gets in your way.
:10:50
I love to have him with me.
:10:51
In fact, I wish you'd let him stay all night
with me once in a while.
:10:55
It gets awfully lonely
in the valley all by myself.
:10:57
All by yourself, Mother?
:11:01
Who was on the phone, dear?
:11:03
Just one of the women. A neighbor.
:11:05
Something wrong? You seem disturbed.
:11:07
No, nothing's wrong. If you don't mind,
I've got a lot of things to do.
:11:11
- lf I can help in any way.
- It's a little late, isn't it?
:11:17
- I'm interested. I simply want to...
- You're interested in me?
:11:20
Don't judge me. I'm not to be judged by you.
I'm still your mother, you know.
:11:24
- Yes, I know.
- Yes, Margaret, I am.
:11:27
And I know a little bit more about life
and living than you might imagine.
:11:31
I imagine you know a great deal
about life and living, Mother.
:11:36
You're a very cold person, Margaret.
:11:39
I never could talk to you.
:11:42
I used to wonder when it all happened...
:11:44
how I'd be able to explain it to you
when you were old enough to listen.
:11:47
How I could make you understand what
honest-to-God love could do to a woman.
:11:52
Of course, it was pure and beautiful.
:11:56
I'm not a tramp, Margaret.
Please understand that.
:11:59
I'm not a tramp.