1:11:02
Catherine spent the winter
at the chalet...
1:11:04
as Jim's fiancee left in Jules' care
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Each day she asked him,
''Do you think Jim loves me?''
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Listen, Gilberta...
1:11:15
When Catherine wants
to do something and...
1:11:18
to the extent it won't hurt anyone,
and she's not always right...
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she does it for pleasure
and to learn something from it
1:11:26
She hopes to attain wisdom that way
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That could go on quite a while!
1:11:31
You're being petty, Gilberta
1:11:33
l'm not! l'm jealous
1:11:38
l've always known
it would end this way
1:11:42
Jim, don't leave tomorrow!
1:11:45
She'll have you for a lifetime.
Give me another week!
1:11:49
Jim could no more leave Gilberta
than Catherine leave Jules
1:11:52
Jules mustn't suffer,
nor should Gilberta
1:11:55
They were fruits of the past,
counterbalancing each other
1:12:00
Tell Jim l saw Teresa,
now married and an authoress
1:12:03
l've had to delay my return, but
soon l'll be free and ready for you
1:12:08
l must say a few little farewells
1:12:12
A few little farewells?
1:12:17
Do you think Jim loves me?
1:12:26
What's wrong? Why didn't
Catherine come to meet me?
1:12:31
ln your letters you wrote too much
about your work and farewells
1:12:35
Catherine hates absences.
Yours was too long
1:12:38
She imagines you've done more
than you possibly could
1:12:41
- She's waiting at the chalet?
- l think so. Sure!
1:12:55
Catherine!