: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.
:12:02
What happened to me
could happen to any woman.
:12:04
I don't want to hear it.
:12:09
Do you know what I wish, Margaret?
:12:12
I wish you'd really fall in love someday.
:12:16
I am in love, Mother. With my husband.
:12:20
Yes, of course.
:12:22
Margaret, you married
the first nice boy that came along.
:12:25
- Mom.
- Maybe it was my fault, but...
:12:28
Excuse me, Mother.
:12:42
See you later, Margaret.
:12:46
Good morning.
:12:48
I think we've got a box of corn flakes
that belongs to you.
:12:52
- I read that book last night.
- How did you like it?
:12:55
I saw what you meant. He doesn't see
the world very clearly, does he?